> bradley glen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a thought of not reinventing the wheel-most of
> the good delays use the "MN " delay chip.
I believe the MN chips are now out of regular production.
> Commercial simulcasts are usually routed via microwave
> or other E1/T1 circuits that one could clock off.
> Our GSM sites all clock off the incomming E1 link.
Traditional analog microwave simulcasts are a pain
to do on some systems. You need to deal with both
group delay and timing issues for both the audio
and any sub-tone/dcs requirements. An E1 or T1 would
be easier.
> Regards
> Bradley Glen ZS5WT
Cheers Bradley,
skipp
ps: Are not all the microwave systems on your side of
the world upside down? :-)
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