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Old 12-22-2006, 01:13 PM
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Do i have to import all the channels for a tower or just the primary and alternate channels?

Also can i put more than one tower in a bank, sure would make things easier.

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Old 12-22-2006, 01:43 PM
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Do i have to import all the channels for a tower or just the primary and alternate channels?

Also can i put more than one tower in a bank, sure would make things easier.

Thanks in advance,

Greg
You only need to put in the control and alternate frequencies. You can put more than one tower in a bank. I have bank #2 of my pro96 programed with towers that I can pick up here in the Grand Rapids area.

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Old 12-22-2006, 01:44 PM
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Do i have to import all the channels for a tower or just the primary and alternate channels?

Also can i put more than one tower in a bank, sure would make things easier.

Thanks in advance,

Greg
You only need the pri and alt CC's. To put multiple sites in a bank, put a non zero conventional freq between sites:
Site114 Ch04 867.92500 MOT 0.0
Site114 Ch05 868.42500 MOT 0.0
Site114 Ch07 868.92500 MOT 0.0
blank 1300.00000 FM 0.0
Site311 Ch05 867.87500 MOT 0.0
Site311 Ch06 868.37500 MOT 0.0
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Wesm1957,

which towers do you have, for GR reception?

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GR/Kent Co. isn't on MPSCS. You need all the conventional frequencies.

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which towers do you have, for GR reception?
The towers i have programed to listen to MPSCS in the GR area are, Cannonsburg, Ionia, Nashville, Cedar Springs, and Wayland.

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GR/Kent Co. isn't on MPSCS. You need all the conventional frequencies.

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They do have a radio on MPSCS, listen on fridays around noon and you will hear Ottawa County EOC doing radio checks. You would be suprised who has access to MPSCS in Kent County.
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Add National Weather Service Grand Rapids to that list of MPSCS radio's in Kent County. They are on TG: EMD District 6 during Severe WX and Emergency Management exercises.
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Unless things have changed, the vast majority of traffic is (or at least recently was) conventional. Certainly lots of agencies have access, and all the EOCs around usually do a weekly radio test. I only receive Wayland intermittently so its possible things are different that they were..... NWS does indeed have a MPSCS radio, as well as a conventional one for Battle Creek Emergency Services.
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