Actually, with regards to a D-DSTAR signal opening up an analog receiver set to decode only PL, it can happen. I had an analog repeater (Motorola) co-channeled with a D-STAR repeater. The users of the D-STAR repeater would in fact open up my repeaters receiver and pass through. I'm trying to recall what the PL was that that I had used before I had to change it (thanks to D-STAR). It was either 100.0 or 123.0 . So in short, Yes a D-STAR signal can open up an analog receiver set to decode PL.
Also, if your still looking for a recording of D-STAR transmission (both raw and decoded), you may find them at http://www.hamradio-dv.org . Paul Metzger - K6EH Trustee of the N6DVA Mototrbo Amateur Radio Repeater ----------- --- In [email protected], Doug Hutchison <specialq....@...> wrote: > > Yes Doug, > > Sent a recording off list but you have I think hit the nail on the head > as am sure CTCSS is not applicable to D-Star as you say. A strong D-Star > signal would get into the RX though, despite CTCSS, I think but cannot > prove it as no D-Star here. > > Doug - GM7SVK
