On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 7:38 PM, Bob Witte K0NR <list@k0nr.com> wrote:
Don't forget, major parts of the US use 20 kHz channel spacing, so
146.55 MHz is not a standard simplex frequency in those regions. It
turns out 146.58 MHz is good for both 15 kHz and 20 kHz band plans.
Mike wrote
Personally, I have always looked at FM simplex portion of the bands as
being 5kHz spacing regardless of what the state repeater plan is.
That is why I have my radio memories set up for the simplex sub-bands
on 10kHz spacing. As I am scanning I will be able to hear someone
that is either 5 kHz up or down 5kHz from me twice unless they are
really a long distance away.
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