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Retevis retevis h777s programing issue
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Look up Baofeng UV5-R in the wiki and scan down to Squelch Tail Elimination. Many of the Asian built radios only send and receive a 55 hertz tone for STE. There is nothing there to do the reverse burst detection. My Anytone 878 can do both types and is a function adjustable in the radio menu. I realized that my UV9-R's needed to be used with themselves and the Icom/Kenwood/Motorola units made for the American market to be used with themselves. My Senhaix GT-12 does not do reverse burst either. All STE and repeater squelch tail elimination refer to the 55 hertz tone. Since many of the Asian radios have only basic information in the operating manual, it can be hard to discern how some of the functions actually work.
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