how2fish
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OK, I have seen some trunking questions in here, but I am not clear about the answers. I have a BC350c which is able to scan 800 MHz non-trunked freqs.
Now the way I see it, just because "groups" are trunked doesn't mean that I can't pick them up by programming in the frequencies that are used? Right???
I live in Scott City, KS. So the traffic here is very low. If Fire goes out on a call, as long as I have the four freqs programmed in, I should be able to hear them when they talk...right?
When our system first went to this:
Kansas Statewide Interoperable Communication System (KSICS) Trunking System, Statewide, Kansas - Scanner Frequencies
MODOC: 851.8375, 852.4625, 852.725, 852.975, 853.400, 853.8625
I realize two of these are control freqs, but so what? I mean the others are listed.
Important note: when our system was being converted, we had only one freq at the beginning. I was able to listen just fine, and it was "trunked". Now that we have all four freqs, I can't hear a thing.
I just don't get it. Any info might be of help. Is there something I am doing wrong?
Howard
Now the way I see it, just because "groups" are trunked doesn't mean that I can't pick them up by programming in the frequencies that are used? Right???
I live in Scott City, KS. So the traffic here is very low. If Fire goes out on a call, as long as I have the four freqs programmed in, I should be able to hear them when they talk...right?
When our system first went to this:
Kansas Statewide Interoperable Communication System (KSICS) Trunking System, Statewide, Kansas - Scanner Frequencies
MODOC: 851.8375, 852.4625, 852.725, 852.975, 853.400, 853.8625
I realize two of these are control freqs, but so what? I mean the others are listed.
Important note: when our system was being converted, we had only one freq at the beginning. I was able to listen just fine, and it was "trunked". Now that we have all four freqs, I can't hear a thing.
I just don't get it. Any info might be of help. Is there something I am doing wrong?
Howard