TMARC (MD, E-WV, N-VA) Yes, it's for D-STAR, but it's mixed with the analog repeaters. So, you go from 2 spacings (12.5 kHz & 25.0 kHz) to 20 spacings (from 2.5 kHz to 25 kHz) from existing repeaters.
Joe M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > At 9/3/2008 16:11, you wrote: >> Those and the local bandplan in your area. There is no national 6M >> bandplan in the repeater sub-bands. >> >> In fact, there is no national bandplan in ANY of the repeater sub-bands. >> The last one that was national was 440, but that saw its demise with >> part of CA changing to 20 kHz channel spacing from 12.5/25 kHz spacing. >> >> Some areas are now also using 10.0 kHz spacing on 440. >> >> Joe M. > > What areas are using 10 kHz spacing? The ONLY 10 kHz spacing I know of > here is 2 tiny 40 kHz segments on 2 meters where 4 D-Star pairs are spaced > @ 10 kHz. > > Bob NO6B
