On 11/28/2011 08:35 PM, n8...@yahoo.com wrote:
One of those issues is how do you handle the ham that has a Codec 2 capable
transceiver that insists on trying to use the local D-Star repeater?
If you make the Codec2 radio generate D-Star packets, the repeater
repeats that, and the AMBE+ users probably don't hear anything but their
repeater is busy. Eventually the operators set their repeater to
firewall Codec2 packets, at some expense, and it's our fault.
It seems to me that it's better to /not /make a Codec2 radio work that
way. Then you get the same situation as if someone attempted to use FM
on a D-Star repeater. They may block the input but the repeater doesn't
key up, and then they leave the frequency to find a repeater that works.
Thanks
Bruce
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