> > Kevin wrote:
> > The human brain is not as good at putting broken words
> > together where the break is a total dead absence. On
> > the contrary, if the broken word is bridged with noise,
> > the brain can fill in the blanks, and a severely broken
> > sentence can make sense.
I
> Kevin Custer wrote:
> I disagree that an audio delay board negates the positive
> effect of a MICOR squelch.
Not in every example... but in many cases adding an external
Micor Squelch Board/Circuit can be an over-kill expense when
the audio delay operation (of some, not all) repeater
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