380-470 MHz Split: What's Down There?

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fogster
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380-470 MHz Split: What's Down There?

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I've seen some of the newer XTS5Ks on UHF that go down to the mid-upper 300 MHz range. Inquiring minds want to know: what's down there? I know there's the 'government split' range, but why are radios now going even lower? I've never heard of anything down in that range.
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USGOV is getting freq's down in the 380 range.
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Post by dxon2m »

Current big user is DOD, who recently installed a number of Project 25 TRS in various bases thoughout the US. They all operate on 380Mhz
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Post by tvsjr »

Also, the fed/military ISR (intrasquad radios... basically non-comsec military FRS) are down there.
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