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  1. 06-01-2018, 07:23 PM #1
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    Hello
    Since 1 of may, in Europe, all air band transceivers used must have a frequencies spacing of 8,33 kHz instead of 25 kHz.
    So, use of all 25 kHz transceivers, aboard or handheld, is now prohibited. And a lot of pilots have to buy a new handheld and can't resell the old one in Europe.
    I was told that that hardware is still in use in the States without restriction. Is that correct ?
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    No it's the same here, no changes. Still 25. There is talk about it in the future but nothing official yet.
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    Thanks for the information.
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