Danny37
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So a fire department in Elizabeth, NJ uses their trunked p25 talk group for fireground isn't that awfully dangerous? I can't imagine being in a basement of a fire and calling for help only to get an "out of range" error.
I always thought fireground should be analog and simplex with an incident commander controlling the scene. Even P25 conventional simplex makes me feel uneasy for fireground.
Your thoughts? Any FD's near you using trunked talk groups for fireground operations? How do they make out?
I always thought fireground should be analog and simplex with an incident commander controlling the scene. Even P25 conventional simplex makes me feel uneasy for fireground.
Your thoughts? Any FD's near you using trunked talk groups for fireground operations? How do they make out?
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