Both are good picks, but I decided to go the Motorola route after talking to people and hearing them for myself. Kenwood or the Alinco if you can still find one. Motorola Professional Series 9250 (MTX9250)īasically with minor exceptions comes down to Motorola vs.Motorola MTS2000 portable 900Mz version (RIGHT).Down East Microwave Transverters - Does SSB/CW also!.Alinco DJ-G29T - Only one for Ham Market!.
Here is a list of what is currently around and easiest to deal with: Build or modify hardware or something that can be re-programmed. You can find the current San Francisco Bay Area Repeater Frequencies for 900MHz on my website as well as the VHF/UHF Bandplan to help you get started.Īs far as hardware there is two ways you can go about it. On Repeaters depending on where you live you will find a -12MHz or likely a -25MHz split/offset. If you are interested in this topic, check out my pages on Amateur Television. The band is widely used experimentation, there is even ATV (Amateur Television) or Ham TV as it is sometimes called on here as well as on 70cm and 1.2GHz. The propagation is very similar to that of the 440 (70cm) band, in fact some people think it is better depending on where you operate, due to different absorption and paths the signal takes. All you need is a technician license and you are good to go, do not need to be a general or extra to operate here so if you are licensed, you are ready to rock! Basically the 902MHz to 928 MHz range has been allocated to hams on the secondary basis meaning, we have to accept interference from other sources as we are not the primary users of the band.
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