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Alan Lansburger wrote in message ...
What is the purpose or what does a tone does in a radio? Do you mean the CTCSS tone? This is like a squelch. It cuts out the sound until someone transmits with the same tone on their system. Can an export radio (10m converted) be installed a tone? You could fit CTCSS on any radio, including CBs. I saw a 10 m hand held, with a 88mhz tone. Do you mean 88Hz... 88MHz is not quite a "tone". Does this helps with reach and transmission to another radio which has the tone? It will not improve distance or received sound in any way. All it does is keep your speaker quiet until the correct person transmits. Unlike a normal squelch, it is not opened up by any signal above a set strength, it only opens if the correct tone is received. The tone transmitted is a low frequency audio signal. The level of this tone is low enough, so that you will not hear it, but it can still be picked up by the internal circuits. This is really intended for services where a frequency is shared by several people or groups, each of whom wish to use their system privately without the others bothering them. While it could be fitted on CB, it would just defeat the object of CB - a "community" type system where anyone can talk to anyone. Regards, Peter. |
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