Dick,
There are other methods to restrict access... as in
burst/selective tone operation. It's popular in Europe
and other countries.
The pain in the a$$ for many GMRS and Commercial radio
operators are the people putting up tone panels with a
lot of reserve codes set to beep-only (don't pass audio).
One "AH" can hose up entire lists of ctcss/dcs codes for
use by other and never even try to use them
skipp
> All *REPEATERS* in UHF, both part 90 and part 95, are
> REQUIRED to have restricted access, and cannot be
> carrier squelch. PERIOD.
> Jim Barbour
> WD8CHL
>
> >> Well, I looked at the GMRS rules and don't see a
> >> requirement for tone squelch... digital or CTCSS.
> >> I don't think tone squelch is require, but it sire is
> >> good common sense for a GMRS repeater.
> >> Dick
>
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