[aprssig] European 1750 question?
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduFri Jun 18 14:40:00 UTC 2010
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In Europe (or anywhere else that whistle-up repeaters are used)... Are ALL of these 1750 repeaters now narrowband? (meaning 2.5 KHz deviation or whatever is the European standard?). Reason I ask, is that the APRS Freq Spec normally adds Txxx or Dxxx or 1750 in a four byte field to indicate the type of squelch. But it also uses the FIRST letter to indicate wide or narrow band operation. SO in the USA, we use Txxx or Dxxx. But in narrowband countries they would be txxx or dxxx. But what about 1750? Can we say that it now ALWAYS implies narrowband? Thanks Bob
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