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Jim, W7RY, Again, the QUANTAR stuff is new to me and I don't speak Motorolaese.? I presently have the QUANTAR set to to not be a repeater and to give me wide band audio out on pin 30 of the 50 pin

Karl's (AK2O) has some great info on his SRG website too about flat audio and some great theory that I have observed with my own eyes. Jim W7RY

THUMBS UP! Jim W7RY

STOP hijacking threads please. Jim W7RY

Have a VXR-7000 running in repeater mode with the internal controller......it keys up and retransmits fine, when the hang time drops and the repeater unkeys, it resets/reboots itself, comes up

The input is direct coupled. No transformers involved since the input passes down to 5 Hz. 73, Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

I know how to run the software in dealer mode, but once the software is running, I see no where to,change it…..the number in the software field is greyed out, cant type in there…..is it possible

All my repeaters , regardless of using flat or non flat audio sound like simplex...I'm a sticker when it comes to audio...too many years in broadcast engineering I guess lol...it's not hard to do

Have a blessed day/n4jem

I recommend this instrument or equivalent as a very accurate and revealing way to test and set up your repeater audio performance. I suggest you first set the repeater up according to the manufactures

" until you become familiar and ultimately used to better audio - you don't want to go back to industry standard. " Amen to that. This is also why some people actually think that YSF or other digital

Dan, I'm glad you realize that you are going off far into the weeds. I don't disagree that many stock repeaters have "industry standard" frequency response - but for some of us - we want more. This is

How? I have started the software in dealer mode, but dont see anywhere to change it….is it possible to do a hard reset on the repeater?

You must not have a tongue or teeth; my sympathies. "Bass boosting"? No one has mentioned that; what does that have to do with this discussion? Why not? Why? I'm sorry but this is borderline nonsense.

Here is some additional good reading on the subject of FM Transmitter frequency response and some reasons it is limited in most FM transmitters - from Repeater-Builder no less:

Kevin, Thank you for your comments.? I agree on all points 100%.? One thing you said that is especially true that I also tried to get across earlier... I can also hear the difference between a

Kevin, I do agree with you that this group can be about going outside of what is normally done with repeaters and improving on them - so in that respect maybe my comment was a bit off the mark. I will

But that's one of the reasons this group exists - not most of the other things you wrote about.? Keep that in mind when replying to this group.? We're about highly technical stuff here. And - just

Just a note from the gallery here - but to me it seems that some are confusing frequency deviation and frequency response in this thread. Both are important for their own reasons, both are measured in

Was there supposed to be an image in your reply? I just see a blank box. 73 and aloha, Eric KH6CQ