Adding Fusion/Wires X to Repeater
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| Sep 6th 2019, 13:58 | |
CPWUSAFTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
I'm new to the forum; so, first let me apologize if this is not the right place to post this topic. Please redirect me if needed. My question is: What does it take both technically and $$ to add a Wires-X/Fusion node to a local repeater. I have just retired and now have time to dedicate to my love of HAM radio. My first purchase was an FTM 400XDR from Yaesu for my mobile. I should have done research in my area before buying because no repeaters in my area are Wires-X/Fusion capable. While I'm not a young man anymore and cannot do the work, I have been blessed with a comfortable income upon retirement. I'm willing to put up the $$ to add Yaesu Fusion/Wires-X to a local repeater. Can anyone tell me how much I would have to donate to get this added if someone is willing to program it and get it running? Thank-you DE KA5PXE |
| Dec 18th 2020, 21:25 | |
KN6ILGTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
KA5PXE Did you ever get an answer to this. I have the same question. Please let me know KN6ILG |
| Dec 19th 2020, 23:27 | |
WA0CBWTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
Did you guys get some help? I am one of three guys that have about 20 repeaters linked by WiresX. Give me a call anytime 816-985-0960. Bill - WA0CBW ARRL Technical Coordinator - Kansas Section |
| Dec 31st 2020, 17:19 | |
WA0CBWTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
KA5PXE and KN6ILG did you get an answer? This might help. You would need a Fusion repeater, HRI200, and a computer running WiresX with internet at the repeater site. Or for a remote node an HRI200 connected to a Fusion HRI capable radio and a computer running WiresX connected to the internet. There are a couple of variations to this all explained on the Yaesu web site. Bill |
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