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RT97L Repeaters Ensure Reliable Emergency Communications.
RT97L Dual Daisy Chaining Repeater
Double Your Communication Range
Perfect for all kinds of emergency communications Ensures reliable connectivity over a wide area even in critical situations.
Stay Talk Wherever You Are
Top Reasons to Choose
Retevis RT97L Repeater
Upgrade Range
25W High Power
Easy To Use
16 Channel Capability
Dust Water Proof
IP66 Waterproof Rating
Universal
Compatibility
PC Programmable
Smart Overheat
Protection
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Power High Low Adjustment
High power is 25 watts, low power is 5 watts.
DB-9 Female Connector
RT97L base station can be directly connected to a mic and is compatible with Raspberry Pi.
The Ultimate Upgrade for Extended Reach
25W Power. Longer Range. Stronger Signal.
- 25W High Power
Maximizes communication distance. - Enhanced Signal Penetration
Cuts through obstacles effortlessly. - Reliable Performance
Ideal for challenging environments.
Fixed or Portable
Your Choice for Flexible Farm Operations.
- 15v
Rugged 12~15V Operation. Solar-powered for off-grid deployment. Built for harsh field relay stations. - 11.2×7.3×2.7 in
Compact Size: 11.2×7.3×2.7 in. Ultra-small footprint — no dedicated room required. Fits easily in a compact sealed enclosure. - 9.8 ft
Short Distance to Antenna. Minimized Feedline Length. Low Power Loss, High System Efficiency.
Open-Air Mounting
Improves cooling, cuts costs, and simplifies installation.
- Enhanced Heat Dissipation
Eliminates heat buildup inside enclosures, improving component longevity. - Cost Efficiency
Reduces expenses on protective housings and maintenance. - Simplified Installation
No need for bulky enclosures, saving space and deployment time. - Easy Maintenance Access
Direct access to components simplifies inspections and repairs.
STRAIGHT FROM OUR FANS
One of my pivotal moments in my radio journey occurred this past September when Hurricane Helene devastated much of the southeastern United States, including my portion of NC where we escaped flooding but were still struck with torrential rain and 70+ MPH winds which crippled commercial power, cell service, and internet. While I had communications via ham & GMRS radio there were many gaps in being able to check in on friends and loved ones in the area. While still working towards cleanup & recovery at home and in the surrounding region, I ordered a RETEVIS RT97S repeater in order to provide off-grid communications for family and my community. The RT97S offered a lot of value for the money, was simple to set up, and offers about a 10 mile coverage radius from my home with a level of efficiency that lets me operate the repeater via solar power stored in a LiFePO4 battery!
I’m setting up a new communication system for an upcoming wide-area event and chose the RT97L for its reliable long-range performance and easy setup. The RT97L setup is quick to install and setup, making it an ideal choice for those who need efficient, reliable communication without a complicated setup process.
We’re building a new communication setup for an upcoming wide-area event. After researching various options, we selected the RT97L because it fits our needs perfectly. Several of us are looking to set up community GMRS repeaters for local communication, ensuring we can stay connected in the event of grid, cellular, or internet outages. Located in South Central Kansas, we have access to some grain elevators with a 150' elevation. The RT97L is promising because of its range, ease of setup, and reliability, making it an excellent choice for a small community remote GMRS repeater.
With Hurricane Season approaching, many homeowners in our community use GMRS as a means of communication. However, coverage has been unreliable across the subdivisions. We’re located near the coast of South Carolina with a 30-foot tower and an emergency backup battery system in place. Our coverage area of about 2.5 miles is essential. After considering various options, we decided on the RT97L, which has proven to be a reliable solution to our communication needs. It provides solid coverage and is perfect for emergencies.
We use a 50W repeater for motorsport events, but the RT97L has caught our attention because of its compact size and all-in-one solution. After testing it, we’ve found it to be perfect for covering the 3-5 miles we need at these events. The RT97L is small, powerful, and very easy to deploy, making it the ideal choice for mobile applications like ours.
As a long-time amateur radio and GMRS operator, I had always thought about setting up a repeater at my home QTH, but I kept finding reasons to put it off. Six months ago, Hurricane Helene hit the southeastern US, and even my part of NC, about 25 miles west of Charlotte, was left without power, cell service, and internet for days. That experience made me realize that I could no longer delay my repeater project.
We were struggling with dead zones across our 5-square-mile ranch, where radios would lose signal completely in certain areas. After researching various solutions, we decided to purchase the RT97L. Its long-range capabilities and stable signal have been a game-changer, covering the entire property and ensuring seamless communication. We highly recommend it!
