Repeater Operation; Reverse Function; Transmitter Offsets - Kenwood TH-25A Series Instruction Manual

3-6 REPEATER OPERATION
3-6-1 TRANSMITTER OFFSETS
All amateur radio repeaters utilize a separate receiver and
transmitter section. The receiver frequency may be either
above or below the transmitter frequency.
For most repeaters offsets are as follows:
\ Model | TH-25A TEASE
Dis \ | TH-25AT | THASA European U.K. TH-5S5AT | TH-55E
play \\| TH-25E Ear version version
= | +600kHz | +5MHz +1.6MHz | +12MHz | +36MHz
(=) | -600KH2 | —5MHz | —1.6MHz | —1.6MHz | —12MHz | —6MHz
i} —7.6MHz L
©@ Offset Direction
To select the desired transmitter offset direction press the
SHIFT key. Each time you press the key the transceiver will
advance from one offset to the other, i.e. < to
( © to © with TH-45E European version) to no offset
(simplex).
The transceiver allows you to store the frequency, offset in
memory, or you can select these functions directly from the
keyboard.
®@ Auto-Offset (TH-25AT only)
The TH-25AT has been programmed according to the stan-
dard ARRL Band Plan, regarding transmitter offsets. Please
see the accompanying chart for additional information. You
can, of course, override this by using the SHIFT function, if
desired.
144.00 145,10 146.00 146.60 147.40 148.00
Ss Ps
inl s]
[s] — Ts
|
S: Simplex Channel 145.50 146.40 147.00 147.60
3-6-2 REVERSE FUNCTION
3-6-3 TONE OPERATION
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