Bosshardss: And of course many more recent repeaters can be configured for narrow-band analog service. There's no reason someone couldn't simply decide to take a repeater narrow and there's plenty of Hams now with radios that can do this as well.
Chuck - N8DNX bosshardss wrote: > P25 and DSTAR are naturals for cutting bandwidth. DSTAR is -26db @ +/-3 Khz, > there abouts (going from memory) and the mask is similar to P25. Some of the > new commercial designs will be either 6.25 or 2 talk paths in 12.5 (sharing a > system/frequency - isn't that a novel idea?). > > --- In [email protected], Mark Thompson <wb9qzb_gro...@...> wrote: > >
