Thunderbolt5
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Can anyone tell me what this chunk of freqs are allocated for? I can't seem to find anything other that an obscure reference to aircraft....
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The 380 mhz area is where you will find several new military trunk systems. 73 Mike
Can anyone tell me what this chunk of freqs are allocated for? I can't seem to find anything other that an obscure reference to aircraft....
Thunderbolt
Can anyone tell me what this chunk of freqs are allocated for? I can't seem to find anything other that an obscure reference to aircraft....
Thunderbolt
Great, thanks all.
Ok, since we're here...
How would I find the .mil freqs in my area?
Thunderbolt5
Great, thanks all.
Ok, since we're here...
How would I find the .mil freqs in my area?
Thunderbolt5
I think its like this - correct me if I am wrong someone
225 - 380 Mhz Military UHF Aircraft - mostly AM mode 25 Khz steps
380 - 406 Mhz Military UHF Trunking - FM Narrow Band 12.5 Khz steps
There is no trunking or land mobile use from 400.0-406.1
The 396T accepts these frequencies; I have several in mine, and they work fine. How are you programming them? Software, by hand...? 73 Mike
Can anyone tell me what this chunk of freqs are allocated for? I can't seem to find anything other that an obscure reference to aircraft....
Tried to program a Motorola system in the 380 mhz range, but error message says, 'out of range' or some such (on my 396T).
Will the XT accept frequencies in this range?
Amp