With the "finger printing" software out now, yes, by looking at the display
or printed data, the individual radio can be identified. I do not mean that
they can tell the difference between a MICOR and a MASTR. That is easy.
They can identify the specific radio that transmitted. It appears that each
radio has specific transmitted characteristics, such as PLL lock time,
amount of overshoot during lock up, specific subaudible characteristics and
the like. So the definate answer is yes.
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
At 01:30 PM 12/17/04, you wrote:
>At 12/17/2004 01:30 AM, you wrote:
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> >How ever! If you break the rules on GMRS long enough you WELL get to talk to
> >a field engineer. It is not as loose as Ham radio.
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>Can anyone really tell, via only over-the-air observations, the difference
>between a Part 95 radio & a Part 90 radio that's maintained to Part 95 specs?
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>Bob NO6B
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