Hi All, question does anyone know how to get rid or stop the chip sound at the end of transmissions
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What do you mean by chip sound?
Are you talking about the squelch tail (noise burst) in the Baofeng receiver when received stations stop trasnmitting or are you talking or noise burst heard by other radios or on a repeater when you unkey the radio?
Whether or not you can eliminate the squelch tail depends on what type of system or types of other radios you are listening to or communicating with.
Baofeng radios don't support normal industry standard PL reverse burst squelch tail elimination. They do support industry standard DCS turnoff code and 55 Hz Chinese STE tone.
Are you talking about the squelch tail (noise burst) in the Baofeng receiver when received stations stop trasnmitting or are you talking or noise burst heard by other radios or on a repeater when you unkey the radio?
Whether or not you can eliminate the squelch tail depends on what type of system or types of other radios you are listening to or communicating with.
Baofeng radios don't support normal industry standard PL reverse burst squelch tail elimination. They do support industry standard DCS turnoff code and 55 Hz Chinese STE tone.
This is a feature when using dual watch to let you know which frequency had traffic (A or B) without having to look at the radio. Whichever display (A or B) is selected with menu 41 (A/B-BP) will have an audible signal when the received signal stops. Set menu 41 (A/B-BP) to OFF to disable this feature.
Jim KC9HI
KC9HI, That did the trick,thankyou it was driving me nuts.
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