http://forums.radioreference.com/ Forum for discussing Radio Information in the State of Texas. en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:11:13 GMT vBulletin 60 http://forums.radioreference.com/images/misc/rss.jpg http://forums.radioreference.com/ http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164924-brazos-valley-activity-thread.html Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:27:40 GMT We will use this thread for activity in the Brazos Valley, including, but not limited to, any new VHF P25 activity, installation and roll out of the new 700 MHz system, and rebanding of the current BCS area trunk systems. To start, I have information that College Station has rebanded the 866-868... We will use this thread for activity in the Brazos Valley, including, but not limited to, any new VHF P25 activity, installation and roll out of the new 700 MHz system, and rebanding of the current BCS area trunk systems.

To start, I have information that College Station has rebanded the 866-868 frequencies down to 851 to 853. I am in Longview until next Friday, so can anybody confirm this before I update the CS TRS page? ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum rattlerbb01 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164924-brazos-valley-activity-thread.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164792-trying-pickup-cities-around-houston.html Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:17:53 GMT Hi, just starting to join the scanner community. I'm in the Jersey Village area (290 & Sam houston tollway). I can pickup most of what I'm looking for, but of some stuff, I get nothing. I've programmed for Missouri City, Stafford, Sugerland, Galveston, Motgomery county, but get notta. Should I be looking at just certain towers, or have they changed off of the Harris smartzone?

Thanks for the help, running multiple BCT996Ts ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum unico http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164792-trying-pickup-cities-around-houston.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164359-dfw-freescan-files.html Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:50:44 GMT If anyone has a recent DFW-area freescan file they'd like to share with a noob, please PM me. I just got a BC346XT today and I'm having some trouble with Garland's rebanding and would appreciate anyone that can give a hand.

Thanks!

I should say now -- I'm having trouble with rebanding in general. While I understand the concept and the problem, I'm not entirely clear on how I know the offset, etc to program into my scanner.

Thanks again! ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum skunk5 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164359-dfw-freescan-files.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164228-abilene.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:18:23 GMT Will be visiting the Abilene area early next month. Out of curiosity, is there anything decent to monitor in that neck of the woods or is everything ProVoice island? Any help would be much appreciated :) Will be visiting the Abilene area early next month. Out of curiosity, is there anything decent to monitor in that neck of the woods or is everything ProVoice island?

Any help would be much appreciated :) ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum kcscan6 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164228-abilene.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164224-texas-counties-converting.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:32:38 GMT Brazos and Washington Counties, along with the cities of Brenham, Bryan, College Station, as well as Texas A&M University are in the process of rebanding from 800 trunked to 700 trunked with the help of funding from the Public Safety Interoperability Grant and matching jurisdictional funds. The process is expected to be complete in early 2010. The new system will also link with the TX-WARN (Teaxs Wide Area Network) which was once known as the Harris County Regional Radio System. This will replace current 800 and VHF systems currently in use in those respective jurisdictions, and will facilitate full interoperable communications with agencies already on the Harris County system.

Also worthy of mention, most of the regional VHF systems are phasing out wide-band in favor of narrow band in compliance with FCC mandates that take effect in 2013. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum lbashaw http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164224-texas-counties-converting.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164223-wichita-falls-newbie.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:22:24 GMT Howdy I would like suggestions on what scanner/monitor to purchase for this area? Im going to get for a christmas gift for my papa. Howdy I would like suggestions on what scanner/monitor to purchase for this area? Im going to get for a christmas gift for my papa. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum edwfalls http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164223-wichita-falls-newbie.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164167-question-recent-update-grayson-co-texas.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:27:27 GMT There was a update posted for Whitesboro Police under Grayson Co. yesterday. the Frequency 155.5200 NAC: 112 appeared to be added as a NEW Identification. I thought Whitesboro PD with NAC: 112 has been in the database for some time now. I thought mikebennett ID'd that last spring?

Am I not seeing some new updates? or was there a change to Whitesboro that's not showing up?

Just curious, that's all. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum MaxTracker http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164167-question-recent-update-grayson-co-texas.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164107-round-rock-control-channel-mia.html Tue, 10 Nov 2009 06:58:05 GMT This afternoon there has been no traffic heard over my feed or on my hand held for Round Rock. It appears that the scanners, a 996t and a 396xt aren't finding any active control frequencies on the Williamson simulcast tower.

Travis county and Pflugerville along with APD are coming in loud and clear, so I know the equipment is working. I have checked that nothing is locked out and squelch is set to 0. The 996t hasn't been touched other than to turn it off last night to save my battery backup from beeping during a 30min power outage. After power was restored I turned it back on and restarted my server and feed. It was working fine this morning, and now this afternoon I get silence.

Any ideas guys? I would blame propagation but I get simulcast 2 loud and clear. Could they of moved to a different simulcast tower? I'm not that familiar with the actual Motorola system they use and don't know what would be involved in switching towers. I will be checking other towers for the missing traffic in the morning, but any input or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Neb ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum Nebuchadnezzar http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/164107-round-rock-control-channel-mia.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163962-robertson-so-frequency-change.html Sun, 08 Nov 2009 18:20:45 GMT I noticed yesterday that Robertson County Sheriff was coming through on Blinn College Police Primary here in Bryan (155.565/PL141.3). It seems that they are using this frequency now routinely for dispatching. I have two questions: 1) What happened to Blinn Police? 2) Why did RCSO move back to... I noticed yesterday that Robertson County Sheriff was coming through on Blinn College Police Primary here in Bryan (155.565/PL141.3). It seems that they are using this frequency now routinely for dispatching. I have two questions:
1) What happened to Blinn Police?
2) Why did RCSO move back to analog? ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum mfn002 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163962-robertson-so-frequency-change.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163902-dallas-fd-question.html Sat, 07 Nov 2009 21:30:32 GMT Lately Ive been hearing engines & trucks going to CPR's being advised by 660 "analyze late" or "analyze early."

What the hell does that mean? :confused::confused::confused: ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum TXFirefighter112 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163902-dallas-fd-question.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163887-texas-700-mhz.html Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:04:58 GMT Hi,

Yeah, I know, I live in Lousyanna :roll: :(. Here's the deal. I'm a ham radio operator for 27+ years. I've also been *active* for some 27 years as a NOAA-trained Skywarn spotter. Lately, I've been checking in to the 147.150 (+600 kHz & 186.2 tone) Bossier City Marshal's Emergency Task Force, Medical Group 7, & ARES Groups Net on Tuesday night at 7 PM. It's on the Bossier City Amateur's Radio Association's repeater. This is a FEMA net for training purposes and was well used last week when we had 27 confirmed, active, tornado's in the 7 parish area of Northwest Louisiana. Sadly, we had one fatality, a man in a pickup ran into a tree as it fell and the rain was so heavy, he could not see out of his windshield. :(

Now, North Louisiana is finally & slowly changing all agencies over to the LAWIN (Louisiana Wireless Inoperative Network) with P-25. I happen to be collecting agencies within a 250 mile radius of Shreveport, LA, for a database, of sorts for those in the Skywarn (Trained) and FEMA-certified group in our area. I'm in-process of moving and setting up my shack/monitoring post at the Lake house. Because of some medical problems, soon I won't be able to drive, so I will hope to be a dispatch of sorts, passing on any information I hear on VHF low-band, VHF Hi-band, UHF lo-band and 700mhz to both the K5SHV, Skywarn repeater and the K5BMO Marshal's repeater. :wink: :D.

I'm wondering, aloud, if anyone has heard any scuttlebutt, about when East Texas/Central Texas/North Texas is going to 700 MHZ?

ANY information would be greatly appreciated. And Yes, I know some of Central and North Texas have already made the switchover.

GOD BLESS,
73,

Don/KA5LQJ/8Q3224/KKR2747 ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum ka5lqj http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163887-texas-700-mhz.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163847-waco-mclennan-county.html Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:19:35 GMT Does any one know if there has been a change in the waco trunking system.i have been listening to my scanner for about 4 hours now and i have not heard one call yet the only thing the i here is waco ETMC.thats it.im going to search to see if there is new freqs or what.:o Does any one know if there has been a change in the waco trunking system.i have been listening to my scanner for about 4 hours now and i have not heard one call yet the only thing the i here is waco ETMC.thats it.im going to search to see if there is new freqs or what.:o ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum JRR4607 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163847-waco-mclennan-county.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163729-el-paso-juarez.html Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:58:06 GMT Hi, Does anybody in the El Paso, TX or Juarez, MX area have the conventional and/or trunk frequencies for the Juarez local (municipal) police, fire, and ambulance? Might be interesting to listen to. Thanks Hi,

Does anybody in the El Paso, TX or Juarez, MX area have the conventional and/or trunk frequencies for the Juarez local (municipal) police, fire, and ambulance?

Might be interesting to listen to.

Thanks ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum ILikeHatchChili http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163729-el-paso-juarez.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163727-plano-going-digital-early-2010-a.html Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:44:09 GMT I have heard that Plano will be switching to completely digital on their radio network in the first couple months of 2010. Is this fact or fiction? Will they be rebanding (if necessary) before or after the conversion? Thanks for the help I have heard that Plano will be switching to completely digital on their radio network in the first couple months of 2010. Is this fact or fiction? Will they be rebanding (if necessary) before or after the conversion?

Thanks for the help ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum KC5EIB http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163727-plano-going-digital-early-2010-a.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163717-scanner-choice-houston-cy-fair.html Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:43:46 GMT Howdy All,

I'm looking to try scanning for the first time, so I'm brand new. I've been doing a lot of reading about it, particularly trying to decide which scanner should be my first purchase.

I live in the Cy-Fair district in NW Harris county, near SH 249 (Tomball Pkwy) and FM 1960, zip code 77069 if it helps. I work daily down in the Med Center in Hoston, zip code 77030.

My original interest was scanning police transmissions in my home area (Cy-Fair) but now that I've found out what all can be scanned, I'm amazed and would love to scan it all, including transmissions in Houston especially while I'm commuting.

From the FAQ I got the recommendation to ask folks in my area what sort of scanners they use and recommend, which makes great sense.

I've figured out I need at least a trunking scanner, and I think a handheld would be best for taking it on the road. Right now to me the two best choices seem to be the Uniden BC346XT or BCD396XT (digital). Because I am new to scanning and because of the cost I am leaning toward the non-digital BC346XT. From what I've read the only entity in my area which uses digital systems is the Texas DPS, so I'm thinking a digital system may be overkill. Of course I am sure that over time more and more transmissions will go digital, but I don't know how fast that is happening in my area and I'm considering that by the time I'd need to get a digital scanner there may be new encoding systems, trunking systems, etc. and the BCD396XT may be obsolete by then.

Another option is to purchase a used scanner, and there is a classified ad on this site offering a functional BCD396T for sale which is attractive to me since it is priced in between the new BC346XT and BCD396XT and is digital. However, the BCD396XT seems to have a lot of really big improvements over the BCD396T, but I don't know how much they would mean to someone new to scanning.

So what do you folks use? Are there many digital transmissions in Cy-Fair or around Houston? Do you have any recommendations for me?

Thanks very much in advance! I had no idea there was such an amazing community of radio scanning enthusiasts, but my uncle's a ham so I should have guessed based on the ham community.

By the way, I'm pretty technically inclined so I don't think that working with the technology will be much of a problem / barrirer for me.

Thanks again,

John ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum Tungsten http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163717-scanner-choice-houston-cy-fair.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163504-texas-motor-speedway-nascar-races.html Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:09:59 GMT This weekend is the 7th race of the NASCAR Chase at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. I am in need of a file that is current of all 3 races (Craftsman Truck, Nationwide and Sprint) for a RS Pro-97. I am working on getting a list together but thought someone might be willing to share. Thanks... This weekend is the 7th race of the NASCAR Chase at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. I am in need of a file that is current of all 3 races (Craftsman Truck, Nationwide and Sprint) for a RS Pro-97. I am working on getting a list together but thought someone might be willing to share. Thanks in advance and look forward to my list towards the end of the week.

Greg ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum GregHiggins http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163504-texas-motor-speedway-nascar-races.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163496-meetup-randolph-air-show-2009-a.html Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:38:46 GMT Calling All Central Texans!

This weekend, at Randolph Air Force Base, I'd like to see people's interest in a little meetup. Last year davidbond21 and myself spent the day at Lackland AFB (Saturday I believe) and saw many scanheads. This year I'd like to suggest a meetup on Saturday. davidbond21 and I plan on getting there pretty early on Saturday (gates open), to take some good pictures of the static displays. I'll have probably 2 scanners on my hip (nerdy, I know), I imagine davidbond will also.

Here's the link to the schedule of events. Blue Angels will be in Jacksonville, FL (they were at Lackland Airfest last year), and the Thunderbirds will be in Homestead, FL, so this year's scanning might involve some ingenuity. I'll be searching some threads and updating this with frequencies to watch (based on the schedule).

First, here's a link (well, the link is on the blog page), to the Montiroing Times' 2009 Air Show Guide.

I'd like to meetup after lunch if that's alright with everybody. I'm going to make sure to bring a foldout stool this year. That gives people the option to eat at home if they'd like to avoid carnival food. Should be a good weekend (Sunny with a high of 76 both days- but this is Texas). Let me know what ya'll think. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum texasemt13 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163496-meetup-randolph-air-show-2009-a.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163304-most-frequencies-database-obsolete.html Sat, 31 Oct 2009 15:23:48 GMT The more I try frequencies I find in both the database and the lengthy Taylor Co. database, the more I find that 99% of them are dead, no longer activity on them. Why they aren't updated more often, I don't know.

My most recent "dead find" was for Fedex in Abilene, 859.86250Mhz. I heard them years ago, back in the '90's on an 857 range, so I really thought this would be a good find. Wrong. Nothing there, zip, nada.

I wonder why databases aren't kept more up to date? I doubt I'll be entering any more frequencies I find. I already know I will more than likely, hear nothing.

I have found a frequency from searching on 154.085, that seems to be either state school or a prison repeater. I will hear something about head counts now and then and other chatter sometimes, so guess that's good. As most of these database frequencies are out of date, does anyone here know of a more up to date database or listing of "used now" frequencies?

Thanks- ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum scanaholic http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163304-most-frequencies-database-obsolete.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163098-fort-worth-fd-radio-reprogramming-progress.html Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:22:09 GMT Hearing stations and truck/hand held radios being tested today - new RID's showing up in the 529nn range. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum redhelmet13 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163098-fort-worth-fd-radio-reprogramming-progress.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163061-dallas-area-feeds.html Wed, 28 Oct 2009 04:46:41 GMT So now there are no Dallas area feeds available at all? What's up? ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum mast4 http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163061-dallas-area-feeds.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163057-border-patrol-south-texas.html Wed, 28 Oct 2009 04:10:32 GMT Can anyone share any frequencies with Border Patrol in the south Texas region? I could not find those on RR.com. Thanks everyone. jim Can anyone share any frequencies with Border Patrol in the south Texas region?
I could not find those on RR.com.

Thanks everyone.

jim ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum iweberdudei http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/163057-border-patrol-south-texas.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162924-need-help-hex-vs-dec-freqencies.html Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:56:37 GMT Howdy from Corpus Christi, TX...

Thank goodness some of our PD is in analog format with old fashion frequencies.
But not all of them...In fact the good ones are all HEXed out.

So what in the world to do...

Im looking at the talk groups and 90% are classified as "A". Analog. Thats good since "D" would mean ProVoice. And my unit wont pick that up.

But here is what it looks like.

DEC AFS Mode Alpha Tag Description Tag

273 02-021 A PATROL-1 "A Alpha Units

So I am wondering. How would I type that DEC number (273) and AFC (02-021) into a decimal frequency?

On the HEX DECIMAL CONVERTER it reads as follows:

Decimal 273 = 111 HEXADECIMAL... that is is still greek to me lol.....

Not sure what to do because there are a lot of channels I'd love to monitor on my Uniden APCO25 BCD996XT scanner. Robstown, TX PD is also formatted that way also !

Any insight to that?
THANKS so much.
JIMMY ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum iweberdudei http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162924-need-help-hex-vs-dec-freqencies.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162885-hurst-fire-dispatch-help-new-freq.html Mon, 26 Oct 2009 05:54:03 GMT As of a few weeks ago I have not heard Hurst Fire dispatch or FTW E27 on the known 855.98750 frequency. I added the talk 859.46250 frequency but did not hear anything when I knew Hurst was out on a medical call. I noticed this the day of the Walmart indecent in Hurst this week and could only hear... As of a few weeks ago I have not heard Hurst Fire dispatch or FTW E27 on the known 855.98750 frequency. I added the talk 859.46250 frequency but did not hear anything when I knew Hurst was out on a medical call. I noticed this the day of the Walmart indecent in Hurst this week and could only hear the Police. I have also not heard anything on FTW dispatch for Hurst, but I do not always listen to that.

Does anyone know if Hurst Fire changed to a trunked system and what it is?

Sorry if this was brought up already, but I did not see anything new searching Hurst.

Thanks, ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum K9Vic http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162885-hurst-fire-dispatch-help-new-freq.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162798-700-mhz-overlays.html Sun, 25 Oct 2009 04:28:32 GMT How are the 700MHz overlays proposed for D/FW, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston supposed to work? My assumption is that existing or proposed P25 systems will use 700 MHz overlays as linking systems and that mobiles, will generally, not operate directly on the overlays within their own coverage... How are the 700MHz overlays proposed for D/FW, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston supposed to work? My assumption is that existing or proposed P25 systems will use 700 MHz overlays as linking systems and that mobiles, will generally, not operate directly on the overlays within their own coverage areas, rather, they will stay on their own frequencies unless they move outside their coverage area.

In other words, a unit within his own coverage area, say Irving, will switch to an "Interop" channel and the overlay will carry that traffic to other systems in the region. Am I on or off base here? Say an Irving mobile wants to talk to Plano, the Irving unit will switch to an interop channel and the 700 MHz overlay will handle the link to Plano. This works fine until that Irving unit is chasing somebody into Plano and the Irving freqs will no longer be accessible. What happens to the mobile unit? Does he switch directly to the 700 Mhz overlay while chasing? This would seem the logical choice.

Is there a technical discussion of how these overlays are supposed to work?

Thanks,
Russell ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum Russell http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162798-700-mhz-overlays.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162790-more-san-antonio-area-changes.html Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:31:32 GMT It looks like the Comal County Sheriff has gone to full-time P25 on their primary and secondary frequencies. Both were a mix of analog & APCO25, but I haven't heard a single "clear" transmission today. With that change, the DPS move to P25, and all the rebanding, I guess it's time for me to move up to a Uniden BCD996XT. It'll be interesting to see how Uniden's new ESK capability will pull in the analog signals on the San Antonio/Bexar County EDACS system. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum ChiefBillB http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162790-more-san-antonio-area-changes.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162663-texas-free-scann-files.html Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:32:38 GMT Hey guys, I am forced to come from Kansas City to Ft Worth next week for court, would any of you be willing to send me a free scan file of texas, at least Ft Worth and DPS. thanks. wbigcountNOSPAM@hotmail.com Hey guys, I am forced to come from Kansas City to Ft Worth next week for court, would any of you be willing to send me a free scan file of texas, at least Ft Worth and DPS. thanks.

wbigcountNOSPAM@hotmail.com ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum wbigcount http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162663-texas-free-scann-files.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162648-houston-trunk-scanning-800s.html Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:16:26 GMT If you just listen to the downtown tower can you get all the talk - city wide? I was told that everything is simulcast off the downtown tower If you just listen to the downtown tower

can you get all the talk - city wide?

I was told that everything is simulcast off the downtown tower ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum DANNYHACKFIELD http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162648-houston-trunk-scanning-800s.html http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162551-additional-san-antonio-systems-rebanded.html Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:43:32 GMT Looks like the VIA system is in process of rebanding and the Bexar County Water District system has rebanded.

I've updated the database with the new frequencies for the sites. ]]> Texas Radio Discussion Forum blantonl http://forums.radioreference.com/texas-radio-discussion-forum/162551-additional-san-antonio-systems-rebanded.html