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Roger beeps
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Might not be any signaling at all. Many of those goofy FRS/GMRS radios just have plain ol' roger beeps. Some people around here use MDC.
mmckenna
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Depends on the type of radio.
Many of the bubble pack radios have the option for "roger beep".
Some GMRS users utilize MDC1200 for radio ID's or repeater control.
Many of the bubble pack radios have the option for "roger beep".
Some GMRS users utilize MDC1200 for radio ID's or repeater control.
Only thing I can think of is MDC1200 for radio ID. There are no repeaters here.
Funny though most tones sound the same.
I'll get my external audio setup, pipe this stuff into multi-psk and see whats up.
Noticed on 2 meter ham, some have a similar thing, 2 tone that sounds like a cuckoo.
Funny though most tones sound the same.
I'll get my external audio setup, pipe this stuff into multi-psk and see whats up.
Noticed on 2 meter ham, some have a similar thing, 2 tone that sounds like a cuckoo.
nd5y
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MDC1200 is AFSK data not multiple tones.
The cuckoo roger beep used by Baofeng and some others is
1st tone 1123 Hz 136 mS
2nd tone 865 Hz 202 mS
Tone frequencies and timing may not be exact.
The cuckoo roger beep used by Baofeng and some others is
1st tone 1123 Hz 136 mS
2nd tone 865 Hz 202 mS
Tone frequencies and timing may not be exact.
Probably PT-T ID squawk.
MTS2000des
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MDC1200=CopSounds™
TPS (Tactical Public Safety) signaling=FireSounds™
Roger Beeps: flatulent sounds emitted by turd radios
TPS (Tactical Public Safety) signaling=FireSounds™
Roger Beeps: flatulent sounds emitted by turd radios
Yea, I can do that with T-99. The tones with MDC1200 are much higher.
DeoVindice
P25 Underground
It could also be 5-tone (Europe/Africa CopSounds™)
There is a wee bit of that out there too.
MTS2000des
5B2_BEE00 Czar
Ahh yes, MODAT, a whacker's aphrodisiac.
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