squelch tail
squelch tail noun: a brief, unpleasant audible burst of static or white noise heard on a two-way radio right after the transmitting person finishes speaking (releases the "push-to-talk" button) and before the receiver's squelch circuit closes to mute the audio.
Noun
squelch tail (plural squelch tails)
- A brief, unpleasant audible burst of static or white noise heard on a two-way radio right after the transmitting person finishes speaking (releases the "push-to-talk" button) and before the receiver's squelch circuit closes to mute the audio.
Forms of squelch tail
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Questions about squelch tail
- What does squelch tail mean?
- Squelch tail means a brief, unpleasant audible burst of static or white noise heard on a two-way radio right after the transmitting person finishes speaking (releases the "push-to-talk" button) and before the receiver's squelch circuit closes to mute the audio.
- What part of speech is squelch tail?
- Squelch tail is a noun.
- What is the plural of squelch tail?
- The plural of squelch tail is squelch tails.
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