Yea - like the majority of hams are going to buy replacement rigs, or (trying not to burst a seam) modify their rigs for SNFM!
These are the folks who can't even install a CTCSS encoder if their life depending on it! Yea - narrowbanding is going to be a real big deal in the ham bands. Besides, D-STAR policies have been in place in most areas for quite some time, now, and they are very similar to SNFM. I know WPA has rules for narrowband systems in place. Joe M. Ken Decker wrote: > > Obviously this /requirement/ does not apply to Amateur Radio, but > amateur repeater coordinators for densely populated areas, i.e. Southern > California, NY-NJ and other areas would do well to start thinking about > this looming situation. Have you tried to get a 2 meter or 440 MHz > repeater coordinated lately? > > > http://urgentcomm.com/policy_and_law/commentary/narrowbanding-migration-1209/ > > P.S. There are some good links at the bottom of this article. > > Ken > WA6OSB >
