Yes Ubbe is right about the RSSI levels.......right now 2 of my P25 simulcast sites I have filters set to "OFF"" and on those 2 sites I get 0 D-error but at same time if my D-error is showing a 0, I still get 85+ RSSI. Too bad there's no way to calibrate those things. So maybe we should just go by the D-error not RSSI.You get interferencies from signals as low as -80dBm, usually from the other frequencies from the site you are receiving. And that RSSI signal level with the associated signal strenght bars are a joke:
SDS100/SDS200: - Global Auto Filter Vs. Global Attenuation
I was reading through some previous posts and I am unclear on the difference between Global Auto Filter and Global Attenuation. What I have been doing recently is scanning groups of frequencies in sequential order to determine what DMR Color Codes are being used. On a few UHF frequencies in...forums.radioreference.com
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