[NHRC-user] Questions about the NHRC controller

[Jeff Otterson]

Hi,
   The NHRC-10 supports a repeater and a link radio.  If you can get your 
IRLP access on the main repeater frequency, then it is certainly possible 
to operate the IC-706.  There is no rotor control.

   I think you can do most of what you want with the NHRC-10.  I think you 
should download the manual and take a look at it.

   http://www.nhrc.net/nhrc-10/NHRC-10_User_Guide.pdf

   Regards,

   Jeff



At 05:55 PM 4/4/2002, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>A group of us are looking into setting up a network of full duplex remote 
>base repeaters throughout our country in Canada.  We will be utilizing a 
>network of VOip Internet links between the repeaters.  We would like to 
>use a standard repeater controller and equipment throughout at each 
>site.  Would the NHRC-10 be a reliable canditate for this?  Does it allow 
>with necessary options, complete transceiver control (like an IC-706) to 
>enable a person to operate satellites and hf, complete with antenna 
>rotation, etc...
>We want to be able to have a standard operating manual throughout the 
>country, with an upward of 10 or more remote bases on the network for 
>amateurs to access.  The goal is to have it available to amateurs who may 
>not be able to have their own base stations, with a handheld operate a 
>first class base station, or anyone who is qualified can access the as 
>well.  We will be prototyping the first remote base in my city, and want 
>to do things right the first time.
>
>We currently run a number of IRLP nodes and are very happy with that.  We 
>would like to enhance our communication capability even more with the 
>remote bases.
>
>Any suggestions or comments is appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Derek -VE5SD