Modulation In The 200 Megacycle Band

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Is there any specific modulation ( Analog, P-25, Wide F.M., Narrow F.M., Etc. ) used in the 200 - 225 range?

Any standards adapted for this band?
 

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220-225 is actually two bands. There's a land mobile band at 220-222, and an amateur band from 222-225.

The land mobile band primarily uses ACSSB, the amateur band is mostly FM, although you'll find a very small amount of cw and ssb there.

"Standards"? What sort of standards?
 

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It stopped being called "megacycles" sometime back in the dark ages. It's "Megahertz" now.
 

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Actually the OP asked about "used in the 200 - 225 range?" and there is also activity in the 216-220 range which I beleive is mostly FM and I know that the amatuer operators have also been allocated secondary status in the 219-220 range for point to point links to replace what they lost between 220-222.
 
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