Unless someone had a standardized kit, and had the radio tested for
recertification by the FCC, then NO.
I know of NO pre 1997 radios that have been certificated for adherence to the
current emission mask for 'narrowband'.
WalterH
BTW, it's after 2012. Narrowbanding must be completed PRIOR to J
In the real world... it's only the responsibility of
the License holder to ensure the transmitter emissions
are legal and based on my conversations with a few FCC
types means they are within the normal legal
parameters/operation/scope of the license
They have much bigger fish to fry...
c
"No optional 11.25 or 6"
You can always use *less* than the *maximum authorized* bandwidth. If
you couldn't, all the radios with low deviation would be illegal.
For that matter, try finding a Low Band radio on Land Mobile that uses
20 kHz bandwidth. All the ones I've seen use 16 kHz bandwid
90.203 (j)3 specifies narrowband requirements ONLY for 150-174 and 421-512 MHz
bands.
90.210 (b)5, 'Bandwidth limitations'.
20 kHz is the standard 'Authorized bandwidth' for 25-50 MHz operations. No
optional 11.25 or 6.
WalterH
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