You've got some of the Kenwood Dealers in the group excited... a few probably even slipped off their chairs.
Carrier Squelch operation of a TKR-x50 repeater is pretty darn good. Since I'm running a number of carrier squelch repeaters I can happily say the "crash noise" is not objectionable, nor is it excessive. Squelch Crash noise can actually be eliminated in carrier squelch repeater operation when you use an audio delay line... most often supplied within the repeater controller (as an option). So you can have both bad and good squelch-noise operation on multiple brand/type repeaters and they would all sound like a quiet breath of spring when you use an audio delay line with your repeater controller. Otherwise back to square one fundamentals where the stand alone Kenwood TKR-750 and TKR-850 repeater squelch operation works very well. cheers, skipp > "chappyr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > A club is considering Kenwood TKR > repeaters for 2M and 440. The 2M repeater > will be "carrier squelch"--no tone. > Would appreciate comments how well the > Kenwood squelch works, compared to the famous > Micor squelch, RLC-MOT, MASTR2, etc. > Thanks -- kd4ss >
