> I agree... A quick verify test would be to bypass the delay
> line.
I've not heard the audio in what I get on the 85.
The 73 only gets it infrequently, so we'd have to wait months for it
to happen.
Although both machines run RC-210 controllers now, the 73 had the
problem with a cat-1000 installed as well, and they've also changed
out the transmitter and receiver, going from Kenwood TKR-720 to
Kendecom.
> > It sounds like a typical spur/mix/intermod issue to me,
> > probably involving a 3rd party.
This is pretty likely. I'm almost alone at my site, sharing with a
low power UHF repeater. The 73 though is on a very "hairy"
building, and a lot of that hair is relatively new.
> And the problem signal does not have to contain your ctcss or
> dcs code to fool/trick your decoder into falsing on. Like flying
> airplanes... sometimes you can't trust your eyes (&/or ears).
Yeah.. The decoder dosen't care what the waveshape is, it's pretty
simpleminded.
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