squelch on repeater?

[dugcyn]

is there such a thing? our repeater has moved location and seem to get a lot of traffic now that is un readable. 

 

[SteveShannon]

12 minutes ago, dugcyn said:

is there such a thing? our repeater has moved location and seem to get a lot of traffic now that is un readable. 

 

CTCSS, DCS, or carrier squelch are all options. None of the are based on readability, although DCS (aka DTCSS or DPL) does require some measure of readability for the digital code to be recognized. 
What do you mean by unreadable?  Are you using something like CTCSS or DTCSS?

[dugcyn]

yes it is running dtcss and i am setup to tone in and out. I think you answered my question traffic that I am hearing since the move are very low signal strength that makes them un readable. was just wondering if repeater could filter out broken and or weak signals.

 

thanks

[LeoG]

My Btech repeater has a squelch along with the tones.

[Mrsig]

So dose my RT97L.

[SteveShannon]

Yup, that’s what I referred to as Carrier Squelch. I doubt any repeater doesn’t have it. It’s based on signal strength and might do exactly what the OP needs. I should have explained it better. 

2 hours ago, LeoG said:

My Btech repeater has a squelch along with the tones.

 

3 minutes ago, Mrsig said:

So dose my RT97L.

 

[LeoG]

Originally my Btech RPT50 didn't have a squelch function other than tones.  It was added in when they did the 2nd update V1.008R