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* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule only affects Part 90 Public Safety Pool and Industrial/Business Pool frequencies in the 150-174 MHz, 421-430 MHz Canadian border area, and 450-470 MHz bands. It excludes frequencies used only for paging such as 152.0075, 154.625, 157.45, 157.74, 158.46 and 462.75-462.925 MHz.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect the federal government land mobile bands (138-144, 148-150.75, 162-173.2, 173.4-174, and 406.1-420 MHz). They were nawrrowbanded years ago. Their deadline was in 2008.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect VHF low band 30-50 MHz, mid band 72-76 MHz, the 216-222 MHz, 700 MHz, 800 MHz or 900 MHz bands.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect 800 MHz and is not the same as rebanding.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not mandate the use of P25 or any other digital mode. Some grant funding or interoperability plans may require public safety agencies in some areas to use P25 equipment.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not require changing frequencies, only changing the emission mode of existing ones.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect amateur radio.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect CB.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect GMRS.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect FRS.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect MURS.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect the VHF marine band.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect the VHF aircraft band.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not affect the NOAA weather channels.* The FCC private land mobile narrowbanding rule does not have anything to do with digital television.