The Venetian Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas recently installed a 454 MHz LTR trunked system. The frequencies use the new 6.25 kHz spacing. I was able to figure out the home repeaters for six out of ten identified freqs, but I also found four other freqs which I could not put in their proper home repeaters, because they are overflow channels. See my webpage for all ten frequencies:
http://www.davidschoenberger.net/sca...a/lasvegas.htm
Normally, I would use my BC250D to figure out which home repeater the system was trying to access, but the 250 won't accept 6.25 kHz step sizes (and it won't work using the next closest freq).
So, I need some help figuring out where those other four frequencies belong. I believe we need someone with a Pro-97, using the LTR repeater find function. The Pro-97, I was reading, does accept the 6.25 kHz steps, so assuming the repeaters in question are transmitting the data burst, we should be able to get the home repeater numbers.
(By the way, no, I don't have one of those LTR-decoding computer programs to help with this situation.)
Sorry this question was a little long, but it takes a lot to explain what's going on with this system. A big thanks in advance if anyone's able to help with this.
Dave
Need Home Repeaters for Venetian Hotel--Can Pro-97 Users Help?
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