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December 5th 04, 07:55 AM

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clifto wrote:

Al Klein wrote:
It's not the program. Most radios have a high-pass filter in the
audio so that you don't hear the CTCSS tone.

No, most radios have a three-inch speaker that can't reproduce the
CTCSS tone. If you plug a hi-fi speaker into most radios, you'll hear
the CTCSS just fine.

No, don't think so. The CTCSS tones are 'sub-audible', that is, they are below
the range that humans can hear.

dxAce
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USA

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The state religion of the USA is atheism, as established by the courts.

No, just on most radios, the low end is cut off by
filters and the crappy speaker. The tone on the Ohio
Turnpike troopers on 155.790 and 155.685 is one af about
a half dozen that can be easily heard around the Toledo
area. It's the "whine" in the background...

If you can't hear from 50-200hz, you have serious
problems...

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