> JE> heard by human ears, yet detectable by the repeater
> JE> reciever. They're -supposed- to be sub-audible ;-)
> That's why I wondered why our association
> would pick an AUDIBLE sub-audible tone frequency. Some
> places I have heard of use the lower ones 40.x hz or
> the like.
Sub-audible tones (pl) start off at 67Hz, all the way to 250.3Hz (I think
that's the top end - can't find my HT right off, to verify.)
> The fellow who installed the kit in my radio for me
> did it at mic input cicuit level, so I have to be
> careful not to speak overly loud into it or I can
> cause a drop out. But it DOES work, within those
> limits, and he did the best he knew how to for me.
Wouldn't take much, Mark, to move the injection point of the pl tone from the
mic input circuitry, to a more suitable place - you could probably reduce the
deviation of the tone at that point.
73 = Best Regards
-Jeff KA5THB
ka5thb@bigfoot.com
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