The system WACN is 001 to match WISCOM and allow for inter-WACN roaming between Danecom and WISCOM
00001, got it, thanks.
The system WACN is 001 to match WISCOM and allow for inter-WACN roaming between Danecom and WISCOM
Have occasionally been receiving Washington County (SysID 29E on control channel 154.9650) traffic bleeding over onto DaneCom control channel 154.9725. Goes to show that channel separation becomes more and more important in crowded bands, especially during even mild band openings or morning tropo. Washington Co isn't that far from Dane Co, and this separation isn't adequate. Most folks in at least NE Dane Co can pick up Washington Co with handhelds.
While this is on a BCD996T, issues will remain for other scanners, especially if they're on good antenna systems. Perhaps some newer scanners will allow putting in a system id filter??
Have occasionally been receiving Washington County (SysID 29E on control channel 154.9650) traffic bleeding over onto DaneCom control channel 154.9725. Goes to show that channel separation becomes more and more important in crowded bands, especially during even mild band openings or morning tropo. Washington Co isn't that far from Dane Co, and this separation isn't adequate. Most folks in at least NE Dane Co can pick up Washington Co with handhelds.
Scanners don't have the separate I and Q branches needed to correctly decode LSM.