wmdino
Member
All,
I had a previous posting regarding squelch problems with programming Minitor 6's.
With everyone's help I think we have it down to two settings; I believe we want to either use "revert" or "revert-N"
Can anyone explain the difference from the standpoint of what the user will experience when the selective tones go out?
In other words, how does Revert differ from Revert-N in terms of keeping the radio open, squelch, etc.
Thanks all, this forum has been a great help.
- Bill
I had a previous posting regarding squelch problems with programming Minitor 6's.
With everyone's help I think we have it down to two settings; I believe we want to either use "revert" or "revert-N"
Can anyone explain the difference from the standpoint of what the user will experience when the selective tones go out?
In other words, how does Revert differ from Revert-N in terms of keeping the radio open, squelch, etc.
Thanks all, this forum has been a great help.
- Bill