NJSP Aviation
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They have been using C3-1, they seem to be using the Aviation channel as a secondary now.
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Yes you will hear it on the Troop B System
Analogrules
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Program the Site frequencies in for the area you live closest to. For example, if you live in North Jersey, program the Site frequencies for North Jersey. However, you can program and hear ALL tallkgroups in the entire system. The TGs simulcast over all sites.
Keep in mind this only true for the NJ State 800 system. The NJICS system does not simulcast across all sites/frequencies. At least not yet.
Keep in mind this only true for the NJ State 800 system. The NJICS system does not simulcast across all sites/frequencies. At least not yet.
KC2zZe
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Already answered above.
KC2PXV
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OFF-Topic question for you, do we know yet if the NJICS has plans for a statewide simulcast like NJSP has now?
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question for n2zge
Ben, can you take a look at my question in marine talkgroups all mixed up thread. any help would be appreciated. i know i can't cross post my question. thank you.
Ben, can you take a look at my question in marine talkgroups all mixed up thread. any help would be appreciated. i know i can't cross post my question. thank you.
Highly unlikely. In the grand scheme of things these days with P25 TRS's, wide-area blasting of TG's into areas that have no need for them is a waste of precious RF space.
As far as I know, anyone on NJICS can pull a TG into whatever site they might be affiliating with. My buddy is Montclair police officer & lives in Monmouth County. If he turns his department-issued portable on at home, he will pull the MPD main channel down through into whatever sites covers where he lives (I told him to do it as soon as they cut over - I was real interested to see if REMU enabled restricted roaming...).
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