[TrunkCom] Clock now running on 800 MHz rebanding

[Scott Berringer]

I meant 851.0125
They (Cleveland) are between 851.0125 & 855.3375 with the last 4 
channels used for control only and 1 channel for the CW-ID only. Leaving 
23 'channels' for their use in the system.

Tom Swisher wrote:

> Scott Berringer wrote:
>
>> Maybe that explains how the rumor came about for Cleveland, Ohio's 
>> VSELP system to get upgraded to a 9600 baud P-25 system.
>>
>> Last time I ran trunker on that system, they had approx 4500-5000 
>> radios on it across quite a few different agencies. When the 
>> transition starts, I'll be very happy as I'll be able to monitor 
>> Cleveland again. :)
>>
>> Cleveland's system frequencies will also have to be re-aligned 
>> frequency wise as one of their frequencies is 851.0158. Which, I 
>> believe, will be one of the new NPSPAC frequencies?
>
>
> 851.0158????
>
> Cleveland should be OK, though. They're already there, so no changes 
> needed for them. And since they're public safety, they don't have to 
> move.
>
> Remains to be seen how the -15MHz shift will play out.
>
> Tom WA8PYR
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