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Alan, It sounds like you're talking about a CTCSS, or 'tone squelch' accessory. If so, then, no, it doesn't do anything with range or signal strength. It's just a way of turning off reception of any signal that doesn't have the 'tone', sort of like having a private line instead of a party line with telephones. The tone is like a 'key' that will open the 'door' to another radio that's using a 'tone squelch' so they don't have to listen to everything else on a channel. 'Doc |
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