I think you will find that most of the bigger M/M's run 2 radios on each
band with 2 op's. They can interleave on 4 or 5 bands at the same time.
Talk about taking up bandwidth :-) 73
Tom W7WHY
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 9:23 AM, D Rodman MD <rodman@buffalo.edu> wrote:
>
>
> Secondly, any multi station can interleave QSO's merely by putting two ops
> at one radio, splitting the audio connections and sharing the microphone
> time. I admit, this is not as nice as having a second transmitter because
> you are going to have the second operator talking into your ear but there
> are still going to be on air delays caused by the other operator
> transmitting anyway. Having a second transmitter really isn't all that
> necessary at times, especially if the VFO's can be split to control
> separate transmit or receive antennas for additional directional coverage.
>
>
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