skipp025 wrote: > Some people use voice detection to make/provide a COS/COR > logic, some folks "tack on" a CTCSS (PL) Decoder and some > actually open the radio to find a usable "tap point" in > the receiver circuit. Depending on how tricky (and how much > money) you want to invest in the package... voice operation > can work, or it can be quirky, jerky and a real pain to > deal with. An Icom 2AT "probably blows" enough CTCSS tone > through the regular speaker audio output where you could > easily tack a decent CTCSS Decoder on for decent full CTCSS > Operation. > > No kits yet... but I'm thinking about it... > > cheers, > skipp > > www.radiowrench.com/sonic
I have a 2A made into a 'remote base' radio, ie, mounted in a metal box and screwed to a rack chassis, with a terminal strip for gozinta/gozouta. If I remember, I tapped the high side of the volume pot for a TS-32. Encode went in following the instructions for the version of the SS-32 that was made for portables and small radios of the late 70-s/early 80's...it's out there somewhere...and I did find COS somewhere too...probably with help from the old ACC notes. Now I have a 4A from my dad's estate I may see if I can do the same thing with...
