In Southern California under SCRRBA, we're already semi-narrowbanding in the 70cm / 440mHz band to 20kHz per channel/frequency.
IIRC, FRS and by extension GMRS is already 12.5kHz. On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 3:36 PM, N9WYS<[email protected]> wrote: > Albert, > > This depends on the service. Public Safety and Business Radio services are > affected. Amateur Radio and GMRS are not - at this time. (IIRC) > > I would certainly expect to see a glut of non-narrowband compatible > equipment enter the surplus market soon... > > Mark - N9WYS > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Albert > > Yes, I realize it effects only UHF and VHF users. Maybe I was unclear with > my question. > > Is is ALL VHF and UHF users? I was under the impression it was only the > upper UHF trunked systems and the like. But maybe I was confused. > > Will many users have to dump their older radios and have to upgrade? > > I was wondering what surplus equipment might be coming onto the market due > to the changes. > > If you have seen posts from me before, I am interested in Motorola Genesis > related radio gear. I was curious if there might be a flood of it on the > market in the near future. > > Thanks > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
