[FedCom] 400MHz bandpaln

[Greg Brazil]

Thanks Chris, I've been trying to get all the Hydra frequencies on the 
new Coast Guard Cutters in Alameda.  So for it looks like their inputs 
are in the 390 band & outputs in the 385 band & I don't thing they are 
using the 10 Mhz split.  More to follow.
Greg

On 11/27/2012 8:46 AM, chrisparris at monitoringtimes.com wrote:
> Greg, at least domestically, the DoD 380 MHz band has a 10 MHz offset, with
> 380-390 being repeater
> outputs and 390-400 MHz repeater inputs.
>
> There are some exceptions to this, particularly with the Navy and their
> shipboard trunked systems.
>
> Simplex use has been seen throughout the 380-400 MHz range.
>
> - Chris
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> Original Message:
> -----------------
> Does anyone have a list of users in the 380.00 to 399.99750 Mhz range,
> including which is input and output on repearters?
> Thanks in advance.
> Greg
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