On 21 Dec 2006, Fort Huachuca, Arizona, made a solicitation request for a new six channel Motorola P25 trunk radio system that will support operations on their Electronic Proving Ground (EPG). Based on the system specs this will probably be another 406-420 MHz TRS like the existing system on the base. The current mixed mode TRS at the Huachuca operates on the following frequencies: 406.3625c 406.7750c 407.5625 407.8875c 408.1000 408.4250c 408.7625 409.1250 409.3250 409.3500 409.6375.
Reports from the area are requested and always appreciated.
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