[TrunkCom] Clock now running on 800 MHz rebanding

[Tom Swisher]

Scott Berringer wrote:

> I believe the emissions are analog. :)
> 
>> Also keep in mine that Cleveland may be using 25Khz channels, since 
>> that's the standard bandwidth in the 851-865.9875 range now.  The new 
>> channels in the 851-854 PS band will be 12.5Khz, so they may have to 
>> do some retuning fram that standpoint as well.  I haven't checked the 
>> emissions on that system, so they may already be using 12.5 even 
>> though standar spacing there is 25.

Doesn't matter; analog or digital it will still be limited to 12.5 kHz, 
and eventually 6.25 kHz.

Many systems are already using lower deviation so it's not as much of an 
issue; last time I fired up my service monitor on the Columbus system, 
for example, it was showing 2.5 kHz deviation (half the typical 5 kHz).

Tom WA8PYR
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