I looked for this and could not find it here in the forum so excuse if this has already been asked is an MT/MTS 2000 VHF Portable able to due the newer narrow band protocol.
Thanks for any help.
Nathan
Thanks for any help.
Nathan
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Well I have seen all over the place and on the NTIA website that they are, but I have also seen a few other places where it says it is not, so I am trying to get a general consensus.
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Here is a link to the product sheet for the MT2000: http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/manuals/mt2000-catalog-sheet.pdf
No worries for 12.5KHz. Good for futures public safety and MARS use (at least until ultra-narrowbanding is required down the road using TDMA).
No worries for 12.5KHz. Good for futures public safety and MARS use (at least until ultra-narrowbanding is required down the road using TDMA).
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