On the Oregon State Radio Project there are multiple TGIDs of analog patches. Whenever I listen to them it's pretty apparent that the system misses the beginning of most transmissions made on the frequencies. If there's back to back transmissions it's able to stick on them pretty well and not cut out (almost like a scanner with a delay). I'm just curious if this is an issue unique to this System or is this a common thing? Is there anything I could possibly do on my end to alleviate it?
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Analog Patches on P25 TRS missing transmissions
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My guess, and it's only a guess, is there isn't an audio delay to facilitate a voice channel grant on the trunking system.
Especially if it's a cross system patch using a system subscriber to analogue radio. There is an inherent delay with a subscriber radio. You need time to request, be granted a voice channel and tuning to the voice channel and keying the radio. The TPT makes the user wait so words don't get cut off. When you are keying an analogue radio, there isn't(usually) a TPT to remind the user to wait enforce starting their message.
Especially if it's a cross system patch using a system subscriber to analogue radio. There is an inherent delay with a subscriber radio. You need time to request, be granted a voice channel and tuning to the voice channel and keying the radio. The TPT makes the user wait so words don't get cut off. When you are keying an analogue radio, there isn't(usually) a TPT to remind the user to wait enforce starting their message.
Depends on how the patch is being done. If its control stations with a "hard" patch I have seen this scenario. If its console based normally doesn't happen.
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