I just ran these freqs thru FCC ULS for California
154.1675 - no licensed users
154.1525 - Coastal Life Support (in or next to Sonoma County iirc) and Sonoma County have licenses
154.2125 - no licensed users
154.2275 - Coastal Life Support and Humboldt County have license
(Note 154.16 and 154.22 are the statewide fire net channels in California - at mtn top sites with high power levels)
I was told several years ago that it is OK to run full power repeaters on the splinter channels - even if a full power repeater was operating on an adjacent channel at the same site - if ?audio ?volume / ?compandoring? levels were set correctly. Is this not correct? Why are these splinter channels not being used? Could there be intermod issues?
154.1675 - no licensed users
154.1525 - Coastal Life Support (in or next to Sonoma County iirc) and Sonoma County have licenses
154.2125 - no licensed users
154.2275 - Coastal Life Support and Humboldt County have license
(Note 154.16 and 154.22 are the statewide fire net channels in California - at mtn top sites with high power levels)
I was told several years ago that it is OK to run full power repeaters on the splinter channels - even if a full power repeater was operating on an adjacent channel at the same site - if ?audio ?volume / ?compandoring? levels were set correctly. Is this not correct? Why are these splinter channels not being used? Could there be intermod issues?