Ok, I can't find the answer anywhere online, so....
I know that repeaters receive a signal, and "repeat" it by retransmitting from it's likely higher location for possible extended line of sight (2m) travel....but...do they also send the signal to another repeater to continue the process, adding more and more extended range?....RX> "I" TX>.......RX> "I" TX>......RX> "I" TX>....and so on and so on?
It would be difficult for me to try to figure this out by fanning out from my closest repeater location and trying to find the next repeater with the same frequency, if there is one.
I gotta know...it's driving me nuts!
I know that repeaters receive a signal, and "repeat" it by retransmitting from it's likely higher location for possible extended line of sight (2m) travel....but...do they also send the signal to another repeater to continue the process, adding more and more extended range?....RX> "I" TX>.......RX> "I" TX>......RX> "I" TX>....and so on and so on?
It would be difficult for me to try to figure this out by fanning out from my closest repeater location and trying to find the next repeater with the same frequency, if there is one.
I gotta know...it's driving me nuts!
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