Interesting side note. I was thinking 2 Ghz operational fixed links
were displaced in the US by PCS Cellular service - perhaps 960 Mhz or 6
Ghz ? Doesn't make that much difference - many applications use 960
Mhz. with a fractional T1 data channel.
Trunking repeaters just allows a large pool of subscriber units better
access to a small pool (trunk group) of radio channels. Certainly not
the correct answer for every application. Now if the radios were using
amplitude modulation instead of some form of angle modulation, that may
be different.
Merry Christmas and best regards, nu5d
On 12/20/2009 8:53 PM, kb9mwr wrote:
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> Well my county isn't even trunked. My city is analog trunked. My
county still uses 2 GHz analog links between VHF receive sites.
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