My main machine has one of the new Arcom 3-port delay modules. I
wasn't overly impressed with the previous Arcom one, but the new one
is a really nice board.
On Oct 23, 2009, at 2:48 PM, skipp025 wrote:
> Cort Buffington <c...@...> wrote:
> Let's not forget that eliminating a noise crash isn't
> the only reason for an audio delay.
another Amen from the crowd...
> Helping my echolink node not get confused about
> what it is supposed to listen to is my primary purpose
> for having the delay.
Audio delay lines are killer (great) for use with VOX
(voice) operated logic... and a must have for many
simulcast transmission packages.
> The audio delay keeps the first blip of DTMF from getting
> decoded by anything other than the controller.
Yeah, but it doesn't keep that pesky kid with his VOX
operated tape recorder on the repeater input from having
a go at the control codes. So we figured out a way to
deal with that issue and have a little fun with him at
the same time.
Arcom (Ken) has a new type of ADM for the 210 Controller.
It's pretty neat if you want to experiment around with a
very fairly priced circuit.
s.
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