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Article #714Narrowband Comes to UHF CB
From: Station X
Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 08:56
Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 08:56
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Looks like ACMA are going ahead with extending the top channels up a few khz. This is to accomodate 80 12.5khz spaced channels. Repeaters will be made to swap to narrow band to. With channels interleaved with the current ones. After 5 years old wide band gear will not be suported. Repeater allocation rules have been relaxed. Anyone know to what exactly? Hope the bashed that 20km rule in the bin. Nice to see some commonscience took place and we didn't get a mixed bag of wide repeaters and narrow simplex channels. What a crock that would be!
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