Depends on what equipment you use. Many rf linked
voting sites are made of commercial repeater
equipment, which easily strips and re-inserts
the sub tone.
In a commercial system, strip and re-insert is the
desired method. The above method reduces the
variable, often extra hot tx ctcss deviation levels
often found in out of the box ham radios.
skipp
> "Bob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Another in my periodic series of questions dealing with "best
> practices" (dontcha love bidness buzzwords?!) regarding remote
> receivers:
>
> In a system using remote receivers RF-linked back to a voter at the
> main site, should each satellite (remote receiver, that is,
> not "orbiting body") strip out and regenerate PL, or is it sufficient
> to simply let PL pass through and let all decoding occur at the main
> site? Assume "flat" audio throughout.
>
> Tnx es 73 de Bob
> K5IQ
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