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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Bom complemento, como sempre João.<br>
Obrigado.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Basicamente trata-se de harmonizar o segmento PMR analógico (canais 1
a 8) com o digital (canais 9 a16).
No entanto, continua a existir um "gap", ainda não resolvido entre o
canal 8 e o 9:
Canal 01: 446,00625 MHz
Canal 02: 446,01875 MHz
Canal 03: 446,03125 MHz
Canal 04: 446,04375 MHz
Canal 05: 446,05625 MHz
Canal 06: 446,06875 MHz
Canal 07: 446,08125 MHz
Canal 08: 446,09375 MHz
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<pre wrap="">Canal 09: 446,10625 MHz
Canal 10: 446,11875 MHz
Canal 11: 446,13125 MHz
Canal 12: 446,14375 MHz
Canal 13: 446,15625 MHz
Canal 14: 446,16875 MHz
Canal 15: 446,18125 MHz
Canal 16: 446,19375 MHz
Para complicar a questão existe um segmento de 16 canais no sistema de
voz digital (FDMA) que não é compatível com a anterior canalização
muito embora respeite a norma da recomendação de 6,25 kHz de separação
entre canais:
(CHANNEL) FREQUENCY MODE
(PMRD1) 446.103125 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD2) 446.109375 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD3) 446.115625 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD4) 446.121875 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD5) 446.128125 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD6) 446.134375 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD7) 446.140625 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD8) 446.146875 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD9) 446.153125 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD10) 446.159375 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD11) 446.165625 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD12) 446.171875 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD13) 446.178125 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD14) 446.184375 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD15) 446.190625 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
(PMRD16) 446.196875 MHz dPMR or NFM Simplex
Basicamente o que a norma da recomendação preconiza é que o segmento
entre 446,0 a 446,2 MHz, com uma canalização de 6,25 kHz de separação
entre canais passa a ser consignado mediante aprovação local, pais a
pais, ao PMR. Daqui se depreende que no futuro podem vir a existir
mais canais recorrendo a uma outra canalização mantendo a separação
entre canais de 6,25 kHz entre 446,0 a 446,200000 MHz.
João Costa (CT1FBF)
2016-10-10 17:53 GMT+01:00 CS7AGH <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:cs7agh@sapo.pt"><cs7agh@sapo.pt></a>:
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16 Channel PMR “Legal Across All EU” UHF CB Starts?
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73,
Paulo
CS7AGH
A.R.L.A. #100 / DMC #08386 / EPC #25379 / Field Radio Operator #IFR212 / Portuguese QRP Radio Club #079 / QRP Respect #295 / SKCC #12615</pre>
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