Mobile Radio Duplexer Tuning

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Notch Duplexer. Band Reject Duplexer. The transmitter side is tuned to notch out the receiver frequency. The receiver side tuned to notch out the transmitter frequency.


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  • Spot on. Great video. This is the easiest way to explain tuning a duplexer. I especially like the way you double check the insertion loss at the end. I would recommend this video for anyone who may have struggled with duplexer tuning.
  • Excellent video, clarifies lot of what I have been trying to find out about tuning a duplexer.
  • @bugdozer
    Great video. Really helped me wrap my head around tuning these duplexes. Thank you!
  • Great video explaining the basics! I've volunteered to help administrate a local 440 amateur repeater, so I'm sure I'll be able to put this to good use!
  • @hoster22
    Fantastic video I learned a lot I have been looking for a video like this for a long time.
  • Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I can’t tell you how much it helped and has continued to be a refresher over time,
  • THANK YOU! This is just what I have been looking for. And you are even using the same service monitor that I have available!
  • Thinking of buying this spectrum analyzer, your video explained a lot. Thanks for the time to create and upload.
  • @n5wsu
    Great video! Now I understand how it works.
  • Hytera Means technical excellence & simple solutions, Excellent video presentation.
  • Thanks , Hay we live near a cell tower and have a "smart meter" on our utility box, I often hear a hum sometimes, is there anyway to measure such frequencies and or determine where it is coming from? Peace
  • Aunque no entiendo muy bien el inglés pareció entender el procedimiento anteriormente ya es manejado un 2001 y es una excelente herramienta para el ajuste de filtros pasa banda duplexer, etcétera Gracias por el video
  • This looks like the duplexer that is often listed as a 20w model. I do not understand the requirements internally of a duplexer, but I am very curious if they can get smaller? Not just in wattage, but in the physical size. If I want a duplexer used for portable hilltop repeaters when hunting or working on the ranch I don't need anything too serious. Currently the repeater is a solar powered setup and due to not having a duplexer I am simply doing cross-band to stay full duplex. Since I am only using HT's for the TX & RX radios, I don't need a full 20W duplexer, physical size is much more important to me, can these things be built smaller? Better yet, how far apart should the two frequencies be (within the same band) to not require a duplexer?
  • Is it normal that you join the port "Gen out" and "ANT" with your coxial cable, the line is located a - 61 dBm? Should not it be closer to 0 dBm?
  • Hi am trying to learn how to tune my 2 meter duplexers. what spectrum analyzer do you recommend for a beginner also nice video
  • @fpaolo63
    Hi, I have one of this duplexer ...., Q is it possible to tune it on a completely different freq ? I. e. tx 431 an rx 433 MHz ? ... or they need mechanical adjust ? thanks
  • So do you have to turn any of those screws on the duplexer or is it all software?