For the purposes of programming a Bearcat BCD396T, how is an 800Mhz splinter system defined?
I ask this because for the purposes of programming an older Bearcat BC780, they had you choose between four different "plans" depending on what the frequencies ended with. Apparently, programming a BCD396T doesn't have these requirements, there are no plans to choose from, it's either a splinter system or it isn't.
So would it be safe to say that unless I'm near Mexico or Canada, I can program all 800 MHz systems as "standard" on the '396? (Virginia specifically)
Thanks!
I ask this because for the purposes of programming an older Bearcat BC780, they had you choose between four different "plans" depending on what the frequencies ended with. Apparently, programming a BCD396T doesn't have these requirements, there are no plans to choose from, it's either a splinter system or it isn't.
So would it be safe to say that unless I'm near Mexico or Canada, I can program all 800 MHz systems as "standard" on the '396? (Virginia specifically)
Thanks!