D-STAR is FM isn't it. So "FM digital" simply means d-star. --- In [email protected], "Woodrick, Ed" <ewoodr...@...> wrote:
> The existing regulations and agreements only tend to show how narrow-sighted > many were when drafting the agreements. SERA for example has listed a > "Narrowband FM Digital Repeater" segment of the band. There's a little > terminology problem with FM and Digital in the same phrase. I believe I know > what it's intent was, AX.25 Packet, but to have 18 frequencies set aside for > duplex packet is ridiculous. My guess is that there's only been may a couple > in the SERA region ever. So where do they put D-STAR? Splinter channels. > Arrggghhh!
