Some customers have insisted we add leading and/or trailing tones for clarity on when to talk, while others insist on removing them because they annoy others nearby. One thing's for certain – we rarely guess correctly, and they often change their mind anyway.
ObExample: Listening to some aviation incidents, it's clear that a lot of problems happen when people "step on" each other because they're not sure when the other party has stopped transmitting, likely due to crappy inconsistent AM squelch, local cockpit noise, lack of training/understanding what to listen for, or just inattention. Sure seems like a trailing-edge "roger beep" would help with that.
If I ever meet Murphy, I'm going to hit him with a shovel.
ObExample: Listening to some aviation incidents, it's clear that a lot of problems happen when people "step on" each other because they're not sure when the other party has stopped transmitting, likely due to crappy inconsistent AM squelch, local cockpit noise, lack of training/understanding what to listen for, or just inattention. Sure seems like a trailing-edge "roger beep" would help with that.
If I ever meet Murphy, I'm going to hit him with a shovel.