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That depends on if that band is active near you. Remember generally 1.2 gig
equipment is extremely expensive, and knowing what it takes to get on 900
MHz, I'd say 1.2 gig probably needs better coax, or more likely hard line to
get a signal out so it's not a cheap band to get on. I didn't bother because
there's no activity anywhere near me on that band. Seeing what 900 MHz has
cost me and how that's grown in Massachusetts, CA and a couple other states
lately due to the very cheap cost, I think it was a great decision. I would
say base it on what there is around you for activity though, also there is a
little satellite activity on 1.2 gig I believe so you might consider that,
but again, you probably need some pretty good hard line considering LMR400
at 900 MHz will cost you about half your power at 100 feet, 1.2 is probably
even worse.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Clark" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 9:30 PM
Subject: TS-2000 models
> I know there are 2-3 models of the 2000. One of you guys got the X
> model which has the 1.2gHz band. Is the extra cost worth it? I have this
> on my wish list but no telling how it will be.
>
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