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G5 and P25 problem

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nasa806

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I'm trying program the Colorado DTRS Woodland Park site the site id is D1C and the WACN is BEE07. My control is good I have verified it on SDR. I live in Woodland Park and the G5 is showing out of range. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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D1C is your system ID, not Site ID. Your RFSS should be set to 4 and Site ID is F (they are in Hex format). Try that and report back.


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