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How To Tune a GMRS Duplexer Using the Rigol DSA815

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Steven from Buy Two Way Radios demonstrates how to properly tune a GMRS duplexer with the Rigol DSA815. It is not recommended that you try this yourself without the proper equipment. If you have a duplexer that you would like to be tuned, don't hesitate to send it our way! Steven and Buy Two Way Radios have you covered. Hit us up on our online chat at
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27 дек 2023

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@thonos1 Месяц назад

I like the idea of testing with a radio on the bench after tuning. Great video showing process of how it is tuned. Still have one of your XLT duplexers in use since 2021.

@AllanteLexus 3 месяца назад

Excellent video - thank you for posting this.

@KA9DSL Месяц назад

To tune a duplexer you got to sing to it first, it will resonate in harmony with your tuning rods.

@USBP29 Месяц назад

Does this require the -TG model or will the dsa-815 model do this as well?

@jorgezuni2818 2 месяца назад

db to dbm how to change setting’s ?

@derekdauzat 3 месяца назад

When will you get some more of these in stock

@davekeene5702 4 месяца назад

What cables are you using on the Rigol

@TractorWrangler01 5 месяцев назад

I am interested in setting up a 50-watt gmrs repeater. The antenna will be up at approximately 100 ft at the base. How do I get 50-watts to the antenna when the duplexer sucks up watage before it gets to the antenna?

@BuyTwoWayRadios 5 месяцев назад

Hi, thanks for your question! To answer it, we would need more info on your situation. Where is your antenna located? Is it elevated at all or is it just a 100 foot antenna off the ground?

@TractorWrangler01 5 месяцев назад

@BuyTwoWayRadios it's elevated. I have a higher piece of ground than most of the surrounding terrain, but I need to get it up another 100 feet to be above the tree tops.