Had an issue also with a dstar repeater. Seems that the repeater was co located with another analog repeater and when both transmitters came up I would see and hear the dstar signal on the input of my repeater. The two transmitters were mixing in a filter on the dstar antenna. Operators of the dstar repeater made adjustments to the filter and no longer see or hear the repeater. We are also using pl 123.0 and the dstar signal was keying the transmitter.
Not sure why as the other transmitter is using a different pl tone. David From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of terry_wx3m Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2010 11:25 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Repeater-Builder] help and suggestions interference issues DSTAR is totally foreign to me. I can't think of anyone in the immediate area that even has a DSTAR capable radio. We are experiencing some interference on the input to one of our club repeaters. What baffles me is that the repeater is in PL (123.0). Is it possible that a DSTAR user in a neighboring area is inadvertently transmitting PL and getting into our machine? Also it would GREATLY help if someone had the capability of making me a short .wav clip of what DSTAR sounds like on an analog receiver. Thanks Terry [email protected] <mailto:wx3m.terry%40gmail.com>
