[TrunkCom] Clock now running on 800 MHz rebanding

[Scott Berringer]

Okay. I just happened to think of them as Lindsay mentioned the 'larger' 
EDACS systems. With EDACS, won't they have to re-program every radio for 
the new LCNs? As opposed to Motorola systems where they just plug in the 
new SysID (if it changes),  and new control channels and go from there. 
I think I got that figured correctly?

Tom Swisher wrote:

> Scott Berringer wrote:
>
>> What about AEP?
>
>
> They don't have to move. Since they're a "critical infrastructure" 
> system and already occupy that portion of the band (854-860) they're 
> all set. They do have a handful of frequencies above 860 that *might* 
> be affected, but it's a very tiny number.
>
> Tom WA8PYR
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