RFsponge
Member
Greetings all. I'm wondering, with all the new DTRS sites coming on-line currently and in the next few weeks, how we can compile site lat/long information for GPS-enabled scanners like the 996t and future generations of radios like it. I've been digging around in the FCC DB and cannot come up with info regarding the new sites Jim has found. Perhaps they are too new for the DB.
Anyway, I am open to ideas and am willing to help in any way I can. I do a lot of driving around the state, but don't possess the technical knowledge to hunt down locations of and log the activity from sites I may encounter. I am, however, willing to learn...
Also, I have started a list of sites with lat/long info, converted to DMS format, that are NOT included in the 996t's preloaded software. This list should in no way be considered official, as it is a patchwork of info from the FCC DB and educated guesses using Google Earth when the FCC fails me. I submited it to RR some time ago, but haven't seen it displayed anywhere. See the attatched file for what I've been able to come up with so far. It is, currently, not that long. About 17 or 18 sites.
Any ideas on how to gather this information, or how to include it in the RR DB in the future, would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Rob
Anyway, I am open to ideas and am willing to help in any way I can. I do a lot of driving around the state, but don't possess the technical knowledge to hunt down locations of and log the activity from sites I may encounter. I am, however, willing to learn...
Also, I have started a list of sites with lat/long info, converted to DMS format, that are NOT included in the 996t's preloaded software. This list should in no way be considered official, as it is a patchwork of info from the FCC DB and educated guesses using Google Earth when the FCC fails me. I submited it to RR some time ago, but haven't seen it displayed anywhere. See the attatched file for what I've been able to come up with so far. It is, currently, not that long. About 17 or 18 sites.
Any ideas on how to gather this information, or how to include it in the RR DB in the future, would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Rob