jgnelson
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jgnelson reacted to mbrun in Repeater tx/rx
I suggest that your issue is that your two radio are too close together and you are experience desense. The frequency one radio is sending out to the repeater is adversely affecting the ability of the other radio to successful capture the repeaters output frequency because of the level difference between the two. Separate your two radios by about 100 feet and more and then try again. This is a common issue. If affects all RF receivers to various degrees. The better the radios receiver design, the lesser this issue becomes.
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jgnelson reacted to wayoverthere in BTECH GMRS-V1 to FRS Motorola
Google turned up this doc, which may match up with the tones on the Motorola. You could put the code number on the Motorola, and the corresponding tone on the btech, and see if it gets through still.
https://www.cert-la.com/downloads/radio/FRS-GMRS-Frequency-Chart.pdf
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jgnelson got a reaction from wayoverthere in BTECH GMRS-V1 to FRS Motorola
Yes it does, have to find out what they are. There is a separate number under the channel on the Moto. Set it to 0 and bingo heard it.
