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Hello folks. While radios, repeaters, etc are nothing new to me, there is one thing that I am having an issue getting my head around. While I have been responsible for my agency's systems, I am now being told by a tech with another agency to "revert" my repeater frequencies??

My set-up: RX 460.300 / 192.8TLP TX 465.300 / 192.8.

Recommendation: Make a seperate channel in all the radios with the frequencies reverted: RX 465.300 and TX on 460.300.

Can someone explain to me what this will solve and why I should do this? Has anyone else done it before?

Also, I have a massive surplus of maxtrac radios (UHF)...I would like to use them as mobile repeaters in the cars. Is this possible? Can someone please email me with some information on the mobile repeater info as I really want to use these instead of selling them if it will work? cbrowning@tkdcomputers.com is my personal email. I look forward to seeing your responses!!

Remain blessed!
 
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