Reverse Burst Question

[WQWG712]

Reverse burst time is approx. 150 to 200 milliseconds, NOT microseconds.

Speaking of Reverse Burst....

I stumbled across this thread looking for answers to a question someone posted here.

My question is...

What is the difference between:

-None Standard reverse burst
-Non Standard Standard reverse burst
-Standard reverse burst


I have a CM200 im trying to mute the squelch tail....
Not the Repeater tail.... The Static Squelch sound if that makes sences?

Im trying to mute it. Any ideas?

 

[Voyager]

Not sure where those terms came from, but...

There is the Motorola Reverse Burst, the "other manufacturers" reverse burst, and none.

The Motorola and other are not compatible, and you have to select the type applicable to the system you are using.

Specifically, the Motorola is 120 degree phase change, the other is 180 degree phase change, and the none just drops the CTCSS.

 

[WQWG712]

Not sure where those terms came from, but...

There is the Motorola Reverse Burst, the "other manufacturers" reverse burst, and none.

The Motorola and other are not compatible, and you have to select the type applicable to the system you are using.

Specifically, the Motorola is 120 degree phase change, the other is 180 degree phase change, and the none just drops the CTCSS.

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RE-

okay, What is the best way to mute Squelch Tail on TPL tone?

Should i use Non-Standard or None?
Thanks

 

[WQWG712]

I just found out by much Research that,

Using System Type- OR Squelch works best for Squelch tail mute as well as

AND un muting and OR Muting with Reverse Burst set to Non- Standard with 2400Mhz Reference!

If you disagree please let me know, im just telling you what research says including me testing settings out.

I do see a big improvement but not 100 Percent Muting

 

[Voyager]

The best way is to match the system type you are monitoring. Most modern radios allow selection per channel.