Tri-Community VFD

[HMD]

Their dispatch frequency is NXDN. They have a talkgroup on the TACN. Is it dispatch? Do I need the NXDN upgrade?

 

[Remington12G]

Their dispatch frequency is NXDN. They have a talkgroup on the TACN. Is it dispatch? Do I need the NXDN upgrade?

I always here them on the NXDN Frequency. I have never heard them on TACN

 

[HMD]

I always here them on the NXDN Frequency. I have never heard them on TACN

I wonder why. Do you hear the main frequency, 154.355?

 

[Remington12G]

I wonder why.

Could be a department thing. Now that I live in KY some departments up here have trunked networks and fire sometimes ops out of joining.

 

[Cohamwx]

The analog frequency of 154.355 is still there MAIN Dispatch and ops freq and so Hamilton County dispatches (tactical call sign: Tri Comm) them on this freq that is sometimes simulcasted to the 800mhz TG (The 800 TG was used very heavily during the tornado response and ops with the same audio as 154.355) It is called “Repeater 2” in there field radios.

The digital freq is used mostly for inter-department communications which is named
“Repeater 1” in the field radios.

 

[HMD]

The analog frequency of 154.355 is still there MAIN Dispatch and ops freq and so Hamilton County dispatches (tactical call sign: Tri Comm) them on this freq that is sometimes simulcasted to the 800mhz TG (The 800 TG was used very heavily during the tornado response and ops with the same audio as 154.355) It is called “Repeater 2” in there field radios.

The digital freq is used mostly for inter-department communications which is named
“Repeater 1” in the field radios.

Thanks.

 

[HMD]

Disregard.