Hi John,

Well, I was under the impresion that there were actual narrow bands
designated for these transmitters (otherwise, why would they always be at
these specific frequencies of 418 and 433 MHz?) I was suspecting that at
least one of the above freqs was only for Europe. Also, someone please
correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't there additional requirements besides
low power,if you want to transmit at any freq.? I thought you had to have
below a certain ratio of key-down time to off time, etc.

Thanks,

Sean


At 10:53 PM 10/13/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Sean,
>70 cm runs from 420-450MHz.  Prob legal under part 15 due to the low power
>output.
>John KA4JDU
>
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