Then it's not COR [Carrier Operated Relay]. It would be RUS [Receiver UnSquelch].
And running any voice station strictly on PL/DPL is a bad idea. PL [CTCSS] is prone to falsing if it isn't AND'ed with carrier detect. I have to figure that DPL is better, but random energy from the 'hiss' has got to false the decoder once in a while. BTW, my agency uses the same 2 PL tones across the state, whether high RF site or not. And the majority of 440 ham repeaters in my area use the SAME 100.0 Hz tone for access. So, unless you have some desire to restrict who can access your repeater [since some radios WON'T do DPL], then my recommendation is PL. But stay away from 179.9 Hz, as that can be falsed by the third harmonic of the mains. And choose one that's neither at the top nor bottom of the list. WalterH --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "kq7dx" <kq...@...> wrote: > > > > Thank you for all the replies and great information. > > I have another question on code selection. Other than 411 being a code used > for open repeater, what is the criteria for picking a DPL code. > > Also it looks like PL being preferred to DPL is not RFI specific as I have > seen on frequency lists with PL being used in high RFI locatations. > What do you think about leaving the squelch open and letting the DPL control > the COR. > Thanks again... > > The DPL list I found. > Standard 83 Digital Coded Squelch Codes > 0nn 1nn 2nn 3nn 4nn 5nn 6nn 7nn > 023 114 205 306 411 503 606 703 > 025 115 223 311 412 506 612 712 > 026 116 226 315 413 516 624 723 > 031 125 243 331 423 532 627 731 > 032 131 244 343 431 546 631 732 > 043 132 245 345 432 565 632 734 > 047 134 251 351 445 654 743 > 051 143 261 364 464 662 754 > 054 152 263 365 465 664 > 065 155 265 371 466 > 071 156 271 > 072 162 > 073 165 > 074 172 > 174 >
