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Mototrbo GPS scanning?
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No. The Mototrbo cannot make decisions based on location. The location data only gets transmitted from the radio and is not examined by the radio itself. You could always set up some sort of roaming list if the system is IP Site Connect. Unsure if roaming would work in conventional TRBO. TT
IP Site Connect is conventional. You setup a Roam Scanlist with the conventional repeaters and the radio changes sites based on RSSI.
You're probably thinking of Connect Plus or Capacity Plus which are trunking systems.
Thank you for the replies.
Yes, I am wanting something GPS based. I scan a lot of conventional channels, mixed in with digital ones as well, and I didn't know if there was something like an option board or external device that would enable GPS based zone changes.
I know I could get an analog radio along with the trbo, but I want to be able to change entire zones at a time based on location, some of the channels I am monitoring would not have a beacon on them.
Yes, I am wanting something GPS based. I scan a lot of conventional channels, mixed in with digital ones as well, and I didn't know if there was something like an option board or external device that would enable GPS based zone changes.
I know I could get an analog radio along with the trbo, but I want to be able to change entire zones at a time based on location, some of the channels I am monitoring would not have a beacon on them.
Sorry, but nothing currently exists to do what you want.
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