[TrunkCom] Control Frequency Only Mode, 700 Megacycles, MOTO, EDACS, LTR

Jeff Kenyon at649 at tcnet.org
Thu Oct 27 11:16:42 EDT 2005


Some of hte new P-25 federal systems are howing up in the 380-400 MHz
range, and receivers I have had for htis band have always defaulted to AM
for this portion of he band, and my understanding up until now it was
military and I am unsure of how they were using it before they started
putting P-25 on there.  It will be interesting if ProVoice makes it to 700
MHz or OpenSky, but I had heard that even the conventional mutual aide
freqs that will show up in that area will be P-25 conventional.





On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Tom Swisher wrote:

> JERRY NONE wrote:
>
> > Well what about the new 700 band.  Will these channels
> > be predefinded?  Or will this be more like EDACS and
> > LTR?  Will this be strictly MOTO or will there be
> > EDACS and LTR in this band too?
>
> Buyer's choice. The Feds would prefer that everyone stick with P25, but
> it hasn't happened yet and I don't see that happening in the future, no
> matter what the Congress-critters say.
>
> > Are we looking @ the end of LTR?  Will everything go
> > to LTR Multi-Net, LTR Passport, and/or LTR ESAS?
>
> Don't know. LTR isn't a real public safety contender anyway, so I
> wouldn't worry about it.
>
> > What about the 380 - 400 band?
>
> There are no pre-defined VHF or UHF frequencies.
>
> Tom WA8PYR
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