TechnoHam633
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Has anyone tried tuning the Comet CA 2x4 SR Dual band antenna for use on Gmrs ?? It's advertised with a bandwidth of 20mhz. so theoretically it should work. Just looking for anyone's results ?
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Yaesu FT-65r channel question?
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Good point ! I didn't think about inverting the dcs tones.
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True, but it seems like most people who are rude and hell bent on trolling your coms, isn't going to know about that method. At least it's worked so far.
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No, I picked 88.8 on my TK805 and my 353, because they are Non standard tones I can set in both of those radios, that the china mart radios can"t find the tones for, as a way to weed out interference. With Encode and decode selected, it's pretty much private comms.
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Do the TID H3's or H8's program easier, using Bluetooth ?? I haven't bought one yet, but IF I do I'll prob use Bluetooth.
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TK 353 I meant. Too many radios ...Grrrr.
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I have a old tk833 trunked talkie, programmed for conventional on a tone of 88.8, and beofeng's Cant find the tone on scan. the China radios can only scan for tones in their firmware, and Odd tones won't show up.
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True, but it only takes One person to be close to you who scanning for tones when you transmit on your Input to your machine, then they only need the Output tone. Non standard tones Cant be scanned, because they don't fall in the list of available subtones available.
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That's True and I guess go's along with the adage, Loose lips sink ships. I was just thinking that the "simpler minds" might not figure that tactic out and help keep Repeater Security. Someone mentioned Split tones which is a good idea too.
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Hi, I'm a Recycled Noob. Old Call expired, so I decided to license again. Just a suggestion, but has anyone experimented with Non-standard PL tones ?? Such as 71.3 ? Some of the older Kenwood gear will let you program "odds" or non standard tones for repeater use. TK-805's will do this. All the Newer china toys that can scan for tones, Can't scan for Non standard tones, essentially keeping your tone private{er} . In fact, I haven't found Any of the newer toys that can scan for Odd tones.
