From Newsgroup: alt.ham-radio
John Davis <
wa8yxm@arrl.invalid.net> writes:
< On 5/14/2015 9:46 PM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
I was told a few minutes ago, that a roger beep
is not acceptable on a repeater. "too much
noise on the repeater already".
Is this policy, code, or just one man's opinion?
< Well.. Let's just say the person who expressed his opinion was adding to the < noise on the repeater.. I would give him... A Roger Beep.
< Now,, Question..What do you mean by a roger Beep.. A "Kerchunk" with no
< other audio causing the repeater's beeper to beep..
Please excuse my ignorance - am very new to radio. I believe the ``roger
beep'' is an indication that the transmission is complete. I would think
that keying the mic would be sufficient (unless you filter the relay?)?
I am guessing that the roger beep is probably not necessary.
< That..Violates part 97 (you must ID at the end of a series of transmissions) < since that would be making a "Final" transmission without giving your
< call....
What do you mean by ``the final transmistion'' is probably the the question.
< But I pick nits sometimes and this is one of them. (meaning don't
< worry about it).
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