sopranosno1
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im trying to figure out this system in dayton oh. one question i have is, can there be a type 2 talk group in a block with a type 1 talk group. ? thanks ....
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type 2i system, p&r dayton
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Motorola Type IIi Hybrid
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Motorola_Type_IIi_Hybrid
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Motorola_Type_IIi_Hybrid
Simple answer, no. A block is designated as Type I or II, never both. IIi permits a radio to operate on a Type I group yet maintain a Type II radio ID. Otherwise each Fleet has its own range of radio IDs independent of another Fleet.sopranosno1 said:
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thanks for the help. i may post on here the blocks im having trouble with, i have the a list of the type 2s listed on one side of the paper and type1s listed on the other side. some are only two and some are up to 6 talk groups. for example. 20032,20048,20064,20080. 25736,25752, 49280,49296,49312,49328,49344,49360, 17984,18000. this isnt all just some i can remember off my head. also 49552,49568.
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P&R Communications use PR400's and P1225-LS model radios. They are also the company that contracts the staff/security radios at Dayton Hamvention. The big tower that you can see not to far in the distance while walking around Dayton Hamvention has a few of their repeaters on it. They also have a handful of conventional 451/452.xxx repeaters and simplex frequencies.
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