#ctcss

[magikshope]

hi @skyearelli i was ur secret santa

begonia’s house gives me a sorta medieval/princess-y feel so i wanted to draw her there for ya, hope you like it! 

[vcjigante]

go fish 

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my gift for @cornyzombie ! i hope you like it! 

[solishniwa]

Secret Santa for @martsy-m  (aaaah im sorry for being mistaken!!!)

I hope you like my gift to you, I loved your DnD bit so much!

[oh6hgn]

#radio #hgnkits #oh6hgn #ctcss #aliäänikortti #tonectcss #torstaikerhoilta #oh6ac #radioamatöörikerho #radioamateur #hamradio #radioclub #radiohobby #amateurradiohobby #radioamatöörit #radioamatööri #simpsiö #lapuanradiokerho (paikassa Lapuan Radiokerho Ry OH6AC) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMAPbqVjC6W/?igshid=1kaa3oe3js8iz

[oh6hgn]

#aliääni #CTCSS #Pic10f206 #Rec #radioamatööri #oh6hgn #oh6hgnpaja #amateurradio #hamradioporn #radioamateur #tone #smd #pcb #hgnkits (paikassa OH6HGNPaja)

[pauljacobevans]

In-Band Signaling: Coded Squelch Systems

In the first part of our series on in-band signaling, we discussed one of the most common and easily recognizable forms of audio control, familiar to anyone who has dialed a phone in the last fifty years – dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF) dialing. Our second installment will look at an in-band signaling method that far fewer people have heard, precisely because it was designed to be sub-audible — coded squelch systems for public service and other radio services. Breaking Squelch To review, an in-band signaling system is loosely defined as any system that sends control information along with the main content …read more http://pje.fyi/PnLHdp

[np3ir]

VHF and UHF FM Transceiver MT-777

VHF and UHF FM Transceiver MT-777

April 19, 2016 at 12:03PM

http://ift.tt/1QkGOU4 Application   For on-site communications such as warehouse, manufacturing, hospitality, school and security occasion, etc.   Main Features   ■ 50 CTCSS tones/105 DCS codes ■ 128 channels to store ■ Wide frequency range    UHF: 400-470MHz / VHF: 136-174MHz ■ Channel spacing: 25 / 12.5KHz ■ 1750Hz tone for repeaters ■ SOS emergency function […] http://…

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[np3ir]

How to Easily Add a Channel on the BaoFeng Handheld Radio (without a PC)

How to Easily Add a Channel on the BaoFeng Handheld Radio (without a PC)

April 06, 2016 at 08:37PM

http://ift.tt/1Vap4m9 Walk-through steps for manually programming the BaoFeng handheld radios. Easily program your BaoFeng for Repeater or Simplex Channels along with adding CTCSS or DCS settings. This video demonstrates the programming on a BaoFeng UV-82HP. The same menu steps work on the BF-F8HP, UV-5R, UV-82, along with several other BaoFeng handhelds. http://ift.tt/eA…

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