Blackink
Member
The Montpelier Police Dept. is using digital equipment.
I don't know how many are using it but I have heard on the local Montpelier conventional police frequency that they have been talking on a digital radio/frequency recently.
The dispatcher the other day advised an officer that if he talks on his digital radio, the other officer he was trying to talk with isn't going to hear him.
Sounds like this equipment may be new to them and they're getting used to using it.
I also heard the dispatch say something about not hearing someone because they were using the digital radio/frequency-or something similar to that.
Looks like the digital age is coming to the small city here in Central Vermont.
I don't know how many are using it but I have heard on the local Montpelier conventional police frequency that they have been talking on a digital radio/frequency recently.
The dispatcher the other day advised an officer that if he talks on his digital radio, the other officer he was trying to talk with isn't going to hear him.
Sounds like this equipment may be new to them and they're getting used to using it.
I also heard the dispatch say something about not hearing someone because they were using the digital radio/frequency-or something similar to that.
Looks like the digital age is coming to the small city here in Central Vermont.