At 2/2/2007 21:24, you wrote:
>Skip,
>
>Interesting you bring up that idea.
>
>I've had success with an initial CTCSS induced audio delay, ramped back
>to zero, using the PT2399 controlled by a DS1803. I use it in the MP100
>controllers on a multi hop link system. Talking from one end of th
Hi Steve,
Some of us use audio delays to allow users to access (& link
to) trunking systems with minimal delay and reduce the lost
first word in conventional systems.
I remember the glory days of paging... mid to late 1980's and
then came on cell phones big time...
cheers,
skipp
> "Steve
Not sure how this got from commercial trunking repeaters to silence
compression, but in the last days of tone and voice radio paging, silence
compression, and digital reduction were very big items - seems like BBL.
Freeman, Glenayre and Zetron were big players in the game - ancient
history. sb
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