Robin Midgett wrote:
Isn't that what CTCSS is for??
No. That doesn't get rid of the interference, it just mutes your
speaker. But the signal is still there.
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Jim Barbour
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Good point!
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Since when has Money
A couple of years ago, I was in SF near the Height / Ashbury district and
had a Karaoke comming over my 220 radio. I listen for as long as I could
stand it and then changed to simplex and transmitted in a deep voice This
is the devil, you are bothering me, stop singing (followed by my call of
Skipp,
American Idol at it's worst?
Paul
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Dave,
Believe me, it's true! Nothing came of it but it caused a lot of problems
for the Police while it was going on.
Paul
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Especially when they are drunk.
I suppose an opera being fed to your service monitor on the
wireless mic frequency would do wonders to the Karaoke folks ...
Neil
skipp025 wrote:
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Not very funny when you have to waste hours of time
chasing these things
Isn't that what CTCSS is for??
At 11:43 AM 1/12/2006, you wrote:
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Not very funny when you have to waste hours of time
chasing these things down, knocking on doors
explaining to total strangers that they have a
nuisance generator within their premises.
Bob NO6B
Granted, but distant weak signals (in my experience) are the
exception on repeaters..not the rule. CTCSS on the input would have
kept the wireless mic(s) from getting through the repeater, until
someone keyed up the repeater with a valid signal. At that point, it
would have been a game of
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, Neil McKie wrote:
I suppose an opera being fed to your service monitor on the
wireless mic frequency would do wonders to the Karaoke folks ...
Or some choice movie clips...
This is the police -- we have you surrounded, come out with your hands
up...
And of course
I just wonder if the guy was dumb enough to think he wouldn't get caught!
Richard
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I just wonder if the guy was dumb enough to think he wouldn't get caught!
Richard
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I just wonder if the guy was dumb enough
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