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Baofeng Reverse Burst On Baofeng DM-1701
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What are the options under ‘turn off frequency’?
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55.2 and 128 Hz
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I tried 55 Hz and it now works, thanks!
nd5y
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That's not really reverse burst.
Baofeng and some other CCRs send a 55 Hz (or other frequency) tone for about 250 mS when you unkey.
If you need compatibility with real CTCSS phase shift reverse burst then don't be surprised if it doesn't work poperly.
Baofeng and some other CCRs send a 55 Hz (or other frequency) tone for about 250 mS when you unkey.
If you need compatibility with real CTCSS phase shift reverse burst then don't be surprised if it doesn't work poperly.
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Ah I didn't know that. It works on my Motorola HTs and my vertex mobile radios. I was reading that the DM-5R jams up both timeslots, do you know if that true with the DM-1701? If not I'll start a new topic.
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I don't know how the DM-1701 behaves on DMR or FM or anything else.
The reason your Motorola and Vertex radios appear to work with Chinese STE is because the time it takes to close the squelch when CTCSS tone is lost is shorter than the time the Baofeng transmits the 55 Hz STE tone.
Not all radios are like that. Some won't mute until up to several seconds when the CTCSS is lost.
The reason your Motorola and Vertex radios appear to work with Chinese STE is because the time it takes to close the squelch when CTCSS tone is lost is shorter than the time the Baofeng transmits the 55 Hz STE tone.
Not all radios are like that. Some won't mute until up to several seconds when the CTCSS is lost.
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