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jnasium21

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Hi all,
I am trying to get DOS setup, and I have everything working properly, however I cannot hear the beep from DOS. I assume it is due to improper coast time. Is there a way to figure it out, or is it guess and check?

Thanks!!
 
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I don't know if its in the default books anymore but the DOS time for the popular heard squawk if I recall is 267.0
 

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Yep - that’s what I have all my radios set to as well.
 

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I don't know if its in the default books anymore but the DOS time for the popular heard squawk if I recall is 267.0
Correct. However the XPR series radios only go in increments of 500ms which is why I asked
 
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Hows it working now? Yea if its xpr, that makes it easier choice thru no choice :LOL: you will have to live it but you likely won't get that famous mdc squawk heard on cops thats 267ms. I believe thats the specific time for that specific beep.

Its been while since I've played with mdc and dos, what does 500ms do? mute it completely?
 

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Hows it working now? Yea if its xpr, that makes it easier choice thru no choice :LOL: you will have to live it but you likely won't get that famous mdc squawk heard on cops thats 267ms. I believe thats the specific time for that specific beep.

Its been while since I've played with mdc and dos, what does 500ms do? mute it completely?
I made a small mistake and it's actually increments of 50ms not 500. So you either get 250 or 300, cant get 267.
 
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