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The RLC-Club is a high-end repeater controller with a built-in autopatch. In its base configuration, it can control a single repeater (or other radio). It can be expanded with the “Deluxe” or “Deluxe II” options, which allow it to control more repeaters, remote bases, or links (RF or Internet). The features available in each configuration are summarized below:
Flexible • Single port design with built-in autopatch and voice. Deluxe option adds a second radio port. Ports can operate independently or be connected. Upgradeable features allows for system growth. Cost Efficient • Pay only for the features that you need. Easy upgrade adds additional port without new controller. Separate connectors lower set-up time & decrease system down time. Expandable The RLC-Club can be expanded with the Deluxe and the Deluxe II option boards. Durable • FCC Part 68 telephone interface and Part 15 class A noise type accepted Multi-layer design for low noise and years of trouble-free operation. Made in the U.S.A. 690.00 USD
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Package Deals Available:
You can either order the individual controller and its accessories or order as a package. When ordering as a package you will be given a discount ranging from $50 ~ $100 depending on the package you order.
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You can either order the individual controller and its accessories or order as a package. When ordering as a package you will be given a discount ranging from $50 ~ $100 depending on the package you order.
Scroll down for more details.
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Notes: The RLC-Club Deluxe II has five full-featured radio ports plus one somewhat limited port. The limitations include: Cannot be used at all if DVR-1 is installed. Cannot generate tones (DTMF, CW, courtesy tones, etc). It can transmit voice messages. Does not support an audio delay module. The RLC-Club has five input lines total (analog and contact closure inputs combined). One of them is connected internally to the power supply voltage and is used as an analog input. Each of the other four inputs can be used for either a contact closure or an analog input, but not both at the same time. Three of the four are commonly used for reading two temperatures and one door switch, and the fourth is commonly used for a signal strength reading.
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