hellocq22 I'm not sure if this is something I did myself? If I can confirm that I configured it correctly? Thank you all.
BD4WXK It should be a repeater station. You can see that the audio disappears on the receiving end, then disable the audio suppression, and if you press PTT (push-to-talk), and you hear a beep, it means you're connected.
hellocq22 BH1QAE Why can't I use the repeater and no one seems to be talking? I don't have a license, so I shouldn't transmit randomly.
BH7HQT Both the 900 MHz and 950 MHz frequencies have been relatively quiet recently, and they are transmitting CW beacons on a regular schedule.
BH7CNC_Jack Is it "drip drip"? Or perhaps "tick tock"? Or maybe "tap tap tap", "poof poof poof", "shush shush shush", "bang bang bang", or "Duang Duang Duang"?
BG2ELG There are rhythmic on-off tones, with a fixed frequency; this is the beacon signal of the repeater (Morse code, broadcast repeater call sign, etc.).
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