Read my MSR-2000 to external controller mod to learn more about how well the dual squelch circuit you describe works when properly adjusted. The Micor Squelch circuit is nice... but the MSR-2000 can be just as nice. Trouble is most people don't want to take the time to really understand what is going on in the msr circuit.
http://www.radiowrench.com/sonic/so02004.html cheers, skipp > "Jesse Lloyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey All, > Poking about on a MSR 2000, and like the micor it appears to have 2 > squelches, one in the squelch gate and one in the R1 Audio Squelch. I'm > hooking it up to a controller and have a choice on which squelch to use... > which is better, and why 2? From what I can see the squelch gate controls > the PTT of the exciter and the R1 Audio Squelch provided a busy indicator > for a wireline and mutes the audio between the reciever and the exciter. So > in this setup do you get the micor effect, PTT but no audio, or PTT with > audio but a big kerchunk and the end? Also do either do the fancy micor > tail thing where weak signals get a longer tail than strong ones? > > Advice? > > Thanks > Jesse >
