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Old 11 Feb 2013, 22:58 (Ref:3203144)   #26
PabloTeK
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Err... Can I have a sports question?
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PabloTeK should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
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Originally Posted by paul leedham View Post
you lost me with the sub audible tone but unless there are any changes this year Cadwell use the MSA frequency 169.3375 on the good old fashioned analog system
Tone locks (CTCSS and DCS for the interested) are ways of effectively making a radio only emit audio for transmissions with that tone lock rather than anything on that frequency that hits the transciever. Because of how cramped the airwaves can be, it's a useful feature for analogue. Scanners don't "recognise" tone locks because the signal is still on that frequency.

It'd be best to ask Cadwell directly as they can be the ones to make the decision as to whether they want to release the tone lock or not.
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