N9WYS wrote:
> Thanks, Jim... Since this posting, I have discovered we actually need to
> transmit on 927, so I'm assuming that a modified 800 MHz radio is out of the
> question. (I was told that 902/903 is the input range for a lot of
> repeaters, and we CERTAINLY don't want to cause any grief, so.....)
>
It varies a little. Here in Ohio repeaters start at 902.4125/927.4125 I
think and go up. Below that is full/half duplex links, so low end may be
OK. Check with your coordinator.
> I'm now finding out, too, that someone else within my organization has
> "scammed" the voter I was planning on using, so I'll be trying to scrounge
> one of those, too.
>
> Thanks again!
> Mark - N9WYS
>
Nice...=cP
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
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