Do you think your squelch is broken?

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Twister_2

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Some people could think that their squelch is broken. However, if the transmissions are repeated, the signal is always strong when you are close to the tower. It might sound very weak and staticy, but the true signal is the repeater's. So, if you turn your squelch the whole way to the right, you will still get the strong repeater's signal. Don't think that your scanner is broken...just do research to see where your repeaters are and then it will tell you if the repeaters' signals are weak or it is just the radio before it goes to the repeater.
 

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Of course, this only works on a scanner that uses a clockwise rotation to increase squelch.
 

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are you seriously trying to inform people of this?? i dont think anyone has ever thought their squelch was broken in a case like this. thats a pretty common fact im sure almost everyone already knows.....
 

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these shoes suck?


about in the same ballpark of this thread
 
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