Thats correctgeodementia wrote:I believe NSWAS MDT moved off GRN and went to the Telstra CDMA network quite a while ago. It then migrated again from CDMA to Telstra's Next-G (which is just another version of CDMA).
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- Mon Sep 01, 2008 4:39 pm
- Forum: NSW Government Radio Network
- Topic: NSW Ambo's GRN MDT's ?
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Re: NSW Ambo's GRN MDT's ?
- Mon Sep 01, 2008 4:37 pm
- Forum: NSW Government Radio Network
- Topic: Control and Backup Control Observation
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Re: Control and Backup Control Observation
Back up control channels only carry voice if all other voice channels are simultaneously in use. In this way they are least likely to be caught out carrying voice if immediately needed as control channel. Its unusual to have 2 back up control channels but is done often when testsing. I understand th...
- Mon Aug 18, 2008 5:41 pm
- Forum: Other
- Topic: Unusual radio stations/strange frequencies?
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Re: Unusual radio stations/strange frequencies?
For the 150 MHz stuff, I think the official term is "narrow casting".
And yes, subscription via fixed tuned radios is common.
These stations have been around for quite a while.
And yes, subscription via fixed tuned radios is common.
These stations have been around for quite a while.