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Question about Motorola TRBO

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Steveradio

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If im using correct abbreviations?

Last nigh had a late appointment and near a warehouse district, not sure if was timing or this how TRBO works.

Mostly getting one sided conversation on 468.5750 DPL311 of course like normal search enthusiast I plugged in 463.5750 but could only hear the TRBO type noise.

Checked the FCC Data base but its possible being a lease radio so who heck knows.

Just curious when units transmit on the TX side is the transmission in the clear or some sort of garbled transmission? Never really close to any of them in use to play around except at the race track and know you can be TRBO on simplex.

Trying learn more about this system, if need re-direct this please do so.
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I apologize. I meant, is it Digital sounding or TRBO sounding. There is a difference. Check that link out and see if you can pin it down better.

I'm guessing the other side of the conversation was P25 digital and not TRBO.
 
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"getting one sided conversation on 468.5750 DPL311" The dumb s---- so-called Frequency Coordinators assign the repeater inputs to simplex users.
 
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When you ask for two simplex frequencies you almost ALWAYS get a pair. Comes in handy later when your customer wants to add a repeater.
 
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