It's probably mixing with something and showing up as intermod. Tell us the repeater's frequencies and perhaps someone will come up with a scenario.
Bob M. ====== --- Andy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > A local repeater around here has a similar problem > to the one that has > been discussed recently. In our case, an APRS > packet can be heard > over the repeater, only when the repeater is active. > Sometimes it's > very weak and is only heard during the squelch tail, > other times it's > strong enough to overpower repeater users. The > strange part is that > when I tune to 144.39, the interfering signal on the > repeater > coincides perfectly with packets coming across that > frequency. This > makes me think that it's not just someone with a > radio on the wrong > frequency. I haven't been able to record this > happening yet, but > hopefully I will soon...I've got a VOX recording > program running now. > Hopefully we'll be able to track down the APRS > signal source, but how > is it ending up in the repeater? Is this an > intermod thing? > > Many thanks in advance, > > Andy KB9JOZ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
