Sorry about speaking FCC rules, but Auxilliary use (Link Radios) is
only allowed above 222.5 MHz.
I recommend UHF Custom MVPs 450-470 split should work down there with
a little bit of a fight. Also you will need to check local band plans
and with a co-ordinator as there are segments not allowed for
Auxillary use in the 440 band due to ATV and space work. I think
439.5-440 is safe though.
> > Look for 36-42mhz land mobile stuff. That's right, low band.
> > 25-30MHz and 30-36mhz gear ends up on 10m, and 42-50MHz
> > gear ends up on 6m. Nobody wants the stuff in between,
> > and therefore it goes for parts value.
> That's probably the first decent use of mid-split low-band radios I've
> seen! Normally they're only good for doorstops.
> --
> Jim Barbour
> WD8CHL
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