The lag between when you actually push the PTT and when your voice is actually recieved on another dmr radio is called "delay".. Because DMR is turning your voice into digital language which is different then analog FM, DMR radios take a bit of a delay to "connect" with each other. This happens with just about any DMR radio, but desense can definitely effect the delay time depending on the radio your using. You can fairly easily mitigate this problem by ensuring that all parties to a DMR talkgroup/channel wait a couple seconds or so once the PTT is pushed before talking into the mic, that way the delay shouldn't affect the actual voice transmission.
Hopefully they can update the firmware to fix that delay. Allegedly they are going to release an updated version with hardware that fixes the spurious emissions issue. The non-GPS version is on sale for $130 on Amazon hard to beat that price
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The lag between when you actually push the PTT and when your voice is actually recieved on another dmr radio is called "delay".. Because DMR is turning your voice into digital language which is different then analog FM, DMR radios take a bit of a delay to "connect" with each other. This happens with just about any DMR radio, but desense can definitely effect the delay time depending on the radio your using. You can fairly easily mitigate this problem by ensuring that all parties to a DMR talkgroup/channel wait a couple seconds or so once the PTT is pushed before talking into the mic, that way the delay shouldn't affect the actual voice transmission.
Hopefully they can update the firmware to fix that delay.
Allegedly they are going to release an updated version with hardware that fixes the spurious emissions issue.
The non-GPS version is on sale for $130 on Amazon hard to beat that price