[Midland MXR10 repeater experiences.]

Let me know, partner

[Midland MXR10 repeater experiences.]

Someone with Retevis RT97L Experience?

[Midland MXR10 repeater experiences.]

On 3/16/2025 at 9:19 PM, Guest WSBX980 said:

I was thinking about getting the Midland MXR10 repeater, but I was wanting to hear about user's experiences with it before I pull the trigger.

Hi, I have one, it works very well only that the power in duplexes drops to 5.7 watts but if you achieve a good height it can reach you up to 20 miles. I'm also looking into the RT97L retevis to see if it transmits 25 watts, I'm thinking of putting a second repeater to see if it works for me.

[Repeaters]

Thank you, I have read the GMRS rules, that's why I asked the question, since no repeater can connect to the internet network, for example a repeater is used in the atheus when being connected to the Networks we can talk to other states over long distances because they are connected to each other even if they are not on the same frequency, that's what I meant, that's why I asked that without being in the network connected you can use the same frequency to link one repeater to another under the same administrative license that FCC gives you. At the point of reach where between both repeaters to extend the coverage. Similar to telephone networks! Please don't misunderstand my answer, best regards WRBZ701

[Repeaters]

Hey, here WRBZ701 I would like to know how I do to put extension of my repeater in analog form, as a second repeater, so that one is connected to the same frequency and can expand the coverage. So having a second repeater with the same TX and Rx can you listen to an example for the first repeater?