[arm-allstar] I'm not trying to beat a dead horse.

[Terry Bethlehem]

Your distro is the best for the hardware. I cannot duplicate what you have
done.

That being said, and I admit your fu is greater than mine. But, that being
said, why would a node studder locally when it isn't connected to anything,
during dropped packets or high jitter times?  This makes little sense.
Rebooting the node and internet makes zero difference. I'm just trying to
wrap my brain around what might be going on.

On Jan 12, 2018 2:36 AM, Doug Crompton via arm-allstar <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

Also after reading that more carefully I guess the RX is at your end linked
from the mountaintop? If so you still need to look at simpleusb-tume-menu V
command and see what COS is doing at these drop outs.


*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

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On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 1:50 AM, "Steve Rogers via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> I have my node rf linked to the mountain top repeater and all works well
> except for I am getting dropped audio from that is received from connected
> nodes. I originally thought that I was getting some desense on the link
> receiver located at the repeater site. After digging deeper I find that is
> not the case. I can connect to a remote node, watch the telemetry in
> real-time (via the simpleusb-tune-menu) on my node as well as watching on
> supermon and see that when a user from a connected node is talking it will
> indeed "hiccup" for a lack of better words. When this happens my node will
> literally for just a split second unkey then key back up and resume like
> normal. This "hiccup" will also occur during the connect/disconnect
> messages. I have narrowed it down to the allstar hardware itself, but I am
> just not sure what specifically is causing the trouble. I have the PI on a
> wired connection, with current Hamvoip updates and an RA-35 interface from
> Kevin Custer (Repeater Builder). Just for fu
>  rther information, I have an IRLP node here also that is rf linked back
> to the repeater and it is not having any type of audio hiccups like I am
> describing with allstar.
>
> I will happily provide more details if needed.
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Steve
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