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The license says they are still wideband.
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DiGiTaLD
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If they had given you transmit priveleges, they would have told you everything you need to know. Or, they would have just issued you a radio.
I would very seriously reconsider transmitting if you are not properly authorized to do so. You have got to understand that it looks very suspicious that you come on here and ask how to set it up. In other words, it would be very easy to mistake you for a high school kid who just got a radio and wants to interfere with the school buses for whatever reason.
If that is your intention, don't do it.
If you are properly authorized, have their radio shop set it up for you.
I would very seriously reconsider transmitting if you are not properly authorized to do so. You have got to understand that it looks very suspicious that you come on here and ask how to set it up. In other words, it would be very easy to mistake you for a high school kid who just got a radio and wants to interfere with the school buses for whatever reason.
If that is your intention, don't do it.
If you are properly authorized, have their radio shop set it up for you.
ecps92
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Doesn't actually mean much, more just a reference on what they have told the FCC. [paperwork, paperwork paperwork]
There are agencies running P25 who have not updated their licenses.
Again, as many folks have said. If he was truely authorized he need to talk to the Licensee and their Radio Shop for the correct information.
There are agencies running P25 who have not updated their licenses.
Again, as many folks have said. If he was truely authorized he need to talk to the Licensee and their Radio Shop for the correct information.
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