[ICOM] HT battery
Gary P. Fiber
gfiber at comcast.net
Sun Apr 11 12:48:01 EDT 2010
Yes most Land Mobile communications has to transition to very narrow
band. 6.25 KHz channel spacing. On a conventional FM transceiver, you
would get almost no received audio out of it with a deviation setting of
something like 1.5 KHz. So most manufactures
are now implementing digital modulation and decoding of that modulation
in their Land Mobile FM transceivers. The reason for the change is more
Land Mobile channels., better spectrum utilization etc.
I hope the FCC does not come after the amateur frequencies. We have a
lot that could be utilized in Land Mobile. My fear is all of the En comm
stuff will migrate to the " Need" for emergency frequencies and the
amateurs will be the odd men and women out so to speak at least on VHF
and UHF.
Icom and Kenwood got together so their products work together which is
another consideration depending on what equipment you purchase for Land
Mobile
Gary K8IZ
> The railroads are going narrow band sometime in the next couple years.
>
> 73,
> Ed KA9EES
>
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