Roger bleep.
 

Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola
GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris

nah
;-)
You might try the manufacturer.
RogerBleepinBuddy Corp

Hal:

grin roger-bleep!

Warmest regards,
John

"Hal Rosser" wrote in message
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"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a
Motorola
GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris

nah
;-)
You might try the manufacturer.
RogerBleepinBuddy Corp

Christopher:

Excuse my humor in my previous post.

Roger beeps are considered VERY bad behavior when used on ham bands.
Indeed, the only place I have ever seen them used is by truck drivers on
the CB band.

They shortly grow annoying... I would suggest against their use, but if
you really have to have one, ask on rec.radio.cb they will be able to
provide you with a source, I am sure...

Warmest regards,
John

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola
GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris

On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 23:49:08 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote:

Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris



My Motorola Maxtrak beeps just as I key it to talk on the 800 mhz
band. Does that qualify as a roger-bleep? It should be built into your
Motorola, too.

Just what kind of a bleep are you looking for? Talk about picky :-(

bob
k5qwg

John Smith wrote:
Roger beeps are considered VERY bad behavior when used on ham bands.
Indeed, the only place I have ever seen them used is by truck drivers on
the CB band.

Roger beeps are actually used a lot on VHF SSB here in EU,
and they nicely show what an inefficient mode SSB is. Hardly
a VHF contest goes by, when I do NOT hear a station in SSB
calling me, where everything I can clearly copy is the
rogerbeep ;)

73 & CW4ever,
--
Fabian Kurz, DJ1YFK * Dresden, Germany * http://fkurz.net/

Fabian:

Frankly, roger beeps annoy me... but still, I told him everything I
know, I run when I hear a roger beep!
running-receding-footsteps-echoing-down-a-long-hall

Warmest regards,
John

"Fabian Kurz" wrote in message
...
John Smith wrote:
Roger beeps are considered VERY bad behavior when used on ham bands.
Indeed, the only place I have ever seen them used is by truck drivers
on
the CB band.

Roger beeps are actually used a lot on VHF SSB here in EU,
and they nicely show what an inefficient mode SSB is. Hardly
a VHF contest goes by, when I do NOT hear a station in SSB
calling me, where everything I can clearly copy is the
rogerbeep ;)

73 & CW4ever,
--
Fabian Kurz, DJ1YFK * Dresden, Germany * http://fkurz.net/

Hi,
I run a security buisness radio system.The majority of their radios are VHF
Motorola Brands.The thing is that all of the current installed ones have a
simultaneously multi tone bleep.In other words a number of beeps in one
bleep.I know its confusing.

Chris

"Bob Miller" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 23:49:08 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote:

Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola
GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris



My Motorola Maxtrak beeps just as I key it to talk on the 800 mhz
band. Does that qualify as a roger-bleep? It should be built into your
Motorola, too.

Just what kind of a bleep are you looking for? Talk about picky :-(

bob
k5qwg

I agree with the comments already posted - tis bad form on the Ham bands --
but if you must be beeping - see URL:
http://www.bellscb.com/products/nois...Roger_Beep.htm

Several more by using Google
73 es beep

--
CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be !

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola
GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris

On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 13:42:12 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote:

Hi,
I run a security buisness radio system.The majority of their radios are VHF
Motorola Brands.The thing is that all of the current installed ones have a
simultaneously multi tone bleep.In other words a number of beeps in one
bleep.I know its confusing.

Chris

Contact a Motorola dealer? Considering how proprietary their radio
designs are, you probably need to talk to them to get what you are
looking for.

Bob
k5qwg


"Bob Miller" wrote in message
.. .
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 23:49:08 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote:

Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a Motorola
GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris



My Motorola Maxtrak beeps just as I key it to talk on the 800 mhz
band. Does that qualify as a roger-bleep? It should be built into your
Motorola, too.

Just what kind of a bleep are you looking for? Talk about picky :-(

bob
k5qwg

Caveat Lector wrote:
I agree with the comments already posted - tis bad form on the Ham bands --
but if you must be beeping - see URL:
http://www.bellscb.com/products/nois...Roger_Beep.htm

Several more by using Google
73 es beep

About 1973 I was tuning around 7.4 Mhz in the wee hours and heard a
bunch of very strong strong SSB stations yakking amongst themselves ham
style. They didn't identify and they didn't use personal names, they
just chatted at each other about anything and everything. Every time
one of 'em dropped the mic button there was a sharp "click" instead of
a traditional roger beep. I listened for maybe 15 minutes and decided
I'd wandered into some freebanders and dialed the FCC monitoring
facility in Laural. The FCC op tuned the freq while we were still
connected. After he listened for a few seconds he told me "That's a
U.S. Navy Atlantic Fleet shore station net, they babble for hours
somewhere around that frequency every night."

Oops.

click.


--
CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be !

w3rv

Christopher:

At least you pay 'em for listening to that infernal BEEP!!! grin

Warmest regards,
John

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I run a security buisness radio system.The majority of their radios
are VHF Motorola Brands.The thing is that all of the current installed
ones have a simultaneously multi tone bleep.In other words a number of
beeps in one bleep.I know its confusing.

Chris

"Bob Miller" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 23:49:08 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote:

Hello,
Where would i find a roger bleep which would consist of a number of
different tones in one bleep?I want to install it inside of a
Motorola GM350
for commercial use.
Any assistance is appreciated!

All the best
Chris



My Motorola Maxtrak beeps just as I key it to talk on the 800 mhz
band. Does that qualify as a roger-bleep? It should be built into
your
Motorola, too.

Just what kind of a bleep are you looking for? Talk about picky :-(

bob
k5qwg

Are you sure it's not MDC-1200 ANI?

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I run a security buisness radio system.The majority of their radios are
VHF Motorola Brands.The thing is that all of the current installed ones
have a simultaneously multi tone bleep.In other words a number of beeps in
one bleep.I know its confusing.