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    This document proposes a link system using a crossband repeater to connect three locations - Kudat, Sikuati, Pitas, and Tinangol. The system would use a single VHF frequency between the district repeater and a single UHF frequency within each district to transmit and receive signals.

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    PROPOSED LINK SYSTEM USING CROSSBAND REPEATER

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    This document proposes a link system using a crossband repeater to connect three locations - Kudat, Sikuati, Pitas, and Tinangol. The system would use a single VHF frequency between the district repeater and a single UHF frequency within each district to transmit and receive signals.

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    Proposed Link System Using Crossband Repeater

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    This document proposes a link system using a crossband repeater to connect three locations - Kudat, Sikuati, Pitas, and Tinangol. The system would use a single VHF frequency between the district repeater and a single UHF frequency within each district to transmit and receive signals.

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    PROPOSED LINK SYSTEM USING CROSSBAND REPEATER (UHF X VHF)

    KUDAT

    RX TX

    UHF 435.5000

    SIKUATI PITAS

    RX TX RX TX

    UHF 435.5000 UHF 435.5000

    TINANGOL

    RX TX

    NOTE : UHF 435.5000

    1. Transmit and receive between district repeater


    using single VHF frequency.
    2. Transmit and receive inside the district using
    single frequency UHF.

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