In a voted receiver system, which signal is rebroadcasted?

In a voted receiver system, the signal that is rebroadcasted is the clearest signal. This system typically involves multiple receivers that are listening to the same transmission to ensure the best possible signal quality is relayed back. When choosing which signal to rebroadcast, the system evaluates various incoming signals to determine which one is the clearest, meaning the one with the least interference and noise, allowing for the best intelligibility and clarity in communication.

The clarity of a signal is crucial in emergency situations where effective communication can be vital. By choosing the clearest signal, the system minimizes the potential for misunderstandings or the misinterpretation of information. This approach optimally supports effective decision-making and response during emergencies.