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Bands
Frequencyn/a (repeater controller)
PowerA repeater controller - it manages COR/CTCSS, IDs, timers and linking. No RF.
Modesn/a
Connectors
radio ports3 radio ports (DB9 or RJ45 each)
io8 analog inputs, 7 outputs (expandable to 32)
serialRS-232 for programming
power req~12 V DC.
3 independent radio ports (control up to 3 repeaters) Per-port timeout/hang timers, courtesy tones, IDs and DTMF decoders DTMF port-to-port linking and full/half-duplex remote base (Icom/Kenwood/Yaesu) Built-in DVR for over-the-air recorded voice IDs (240+ word vocabulary) 8 analog inputs for voltage/SWR readback with hi/lo alarms Programmable command macros; Windows RCP software and over-the-air programming
Strengths

Three repeaters/links in one controller; rich telemetry and macros; real-speech DVR IDs; remote-base support.

Weaknesses

Setup has a learning curve; needs interfacing to each radio; no built-in RF.

Verdict

A powerful, affordable multi-port controller - its DVR, telemetry and linking make it a club favorite for feature-rich repeaters.

The Arcom RC210 is a 3-port repeater controller: each port has its own timers, courtesy tones, IDs and DTMF decoder, with DTMF linking, full/half-duplex remote base support, a built-in real-speech DVR for over-the-air voice IDs, 8 analog telemetry inputs and programmable macros. It can run up to three repeaters at once.

Compare the S-COM 7330, or pair it with a Yaesu DR-2X repeater.