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Posted by jakdedert on 10/05/64 11:51
Martin Heffels wrote:
> On 26 Jun 2006 02:12:31 -0700, "Teeafit" <teeafit@teeafit.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> They ARE on public frequencies, so there is always the risk of someone
>> else listening in to your conversations, and even breaking in
>
> Get the ones with tone-locked squelch, so you have no interference of
> others. It is of course possible to find out your sub-audible frequencies
> with dedicated equipment, so if somebody is very nasty, they could still
> disturb you.
>
> cheers
>
> -martin-
Keep in mind that the above, normally abbreviated PL for Private Line,
is no guarantee of non-interference. You won't to hear the others on
the frequency, and they won't be able to hear you. That much is true.
However, if two transmitters are on the same frequency, interference
will indeed occur, and will manifest itself by reduced range, dropped or
garbled transmission, or a complete inability to connect.
PL is great for sharing a frequency, but it's better to have a clear
channel.
jak
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