Continuous Tone Signaling on CB

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From: Kyler Laird
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 19:20

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We're too cheap to buy a bunch of FM transceivers for our farm,
so we're stuck with CB's.  I'm tired of listening to the crap
that comes in off of I-65, so I thought I might try adding CTS
to all of the units (~10).  A few questions come to mind...

	1. Is CTS legal on CB frequencies?

	2. What is the best CTS frequency to use?

	3. Can I use a 555 alone to generate the signal, or will
		I need filters.

	4. How do I detect and filter out the CTS on the receiver?

	5. Are there circuit board level devices available
		(inexpensively) that will perform these functions?

	6. How are you doing today?

Thanks!

--kyler

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