I remember when one of our commercial business band repeater
frequencies was full. By full, I mean all of the known CTCSS
tones were used.
As luck would have it, a new customer of a certain radio shop
added still another customer to the very busy channel - and told
that customer they would have to share the CTCSS tone.
That shared tone was with one of our customers.
Neil
skipp025 wrote:
>
> > Neil McKie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There is a new one ... hasn't been announced
> > as yet ... will be able to handle more than
> > 154 subscribers.
>
> Some existing tone panels will access non standard
> sub tones and digital codes. If you count the
> non-standard tones, you may end up with more than
> 154 different slots to fill.
>
> If you've got over 5 to 10 commercial customers on
> one repeater, you really need to jump to trunking
> unless you like to hear them complain. LTR is a
> cost effective format.
>
> > Until it is launched, that is all I can say.
>
> CSI LT-4200 trunking controllers, works great...
> lasts a long time.
>
> > 73,
> > Neil McKie
>
> Cheers Neil,
>
> skipp
> www.radiowrench.com
>
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