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When is it most appropriate in real work scenarios to use this setting, and when would it not be appropriate?

This setting is disabled by default on Trunking Personalities, however there are "standard" and "enhanced" settings for this as well.

Curious to know of some real world situations where this setting is actually used.
 
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I have explored this "feature" from the system design aspect and it creates as many problems as it solves. The problem it is to solve is receiver overload resulting partly by poor receiver filtering and partly by poor band planning. It was a feature to solve the "NEXTEL PROBLEM". Moving NEXTEL to the top of the 800 MHz band and providing a guard band was a more appropriate solution. One that rewarded NEXTEL and confounded public safety users for a decade or more.
 
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