FWIW, you do know there really is no such thing as 'inverted DPL', don't you? Every 'inverted' code corresponds to a 'non-inverted' code. So, even if you're using an 'inverted code', if someone tries all the standard codes, they will eventually hit your code.
The inverted tone only inverts the waveform for receivers that have injection opposite from what is the 'norm' (not that there is a norm, either). Joe M. motarolla_doctor wrote: > AJ ...> wrote: >> HAHAHAHA Gov't coupons for TS-32s LOL... >> >> I run cross tones... Inverted DPL input, 110.9 PL output for normal >> operation, same Inverted DPL input, standard DPL output for special >> events/call outs... Let's users keep their radios muted from the regular rag >> chew traffic during the day by setting the radio to the DPL decode. Also >> strip CWID entirely of signaling. > > > I Will Second that....... > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
