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Old 10-10-2009, 08:27 PM
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Cool EDCS,LT,MOT,CONVENTIONAL bc346xt

Is there a directory of some sort to tell you which system you need to use for eg. aircraft? I saw in the RR that for the police in trunked system for me was MOT, however i saw no indication for aircraft. Thanks
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Old 10-10-2009, 08:37 PM
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Aircraft will always be AM. It will usually tell under the coverage part in your manual what each band t is & the modes it will cover in that band . Trunking can be any mode you mentioned & in in most any band

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Is there a directory of some sort to tell you which system you need to use for eg. aircraft? I saw in the RR that for the police in trunked system for me was MOT, however i saw no indication for aircraft. Thanks
There is NO system for aircraft - its conventional in am mode.
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Default EDCS,LT,MOT,CONVENTIONAL bc346xt

Thanks very much for the replys. New at this but learning. Should have got into it years ago.
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Old 10-10-2009, 09:32 PM
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Thanks very much for the replys. New at this but learning. Should have got into it years ago.
Any time!!!, most here like to help grow the hobby, been lots of fun for me for about 25 years now.
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