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Don't forget if you like monitoring Electric Utilities that in your area is Core Electric's TRBO system. They used to be called Intermountain Rural Electric Association. They have a big service territory in Douglas County, mountain areas and out east almost to the Limon area. Insulator

That was my thought also. I'm doing a little work on tower sites that would work the best.

I might be able to. Spirit, did you get the email I sent yesterday regarding Longmont Fire?

Yup. Im using a 325P2, TRX-1, 436HP, SDS100 and a 996P2.

With all of the changes in Weld County, my question is if I need to program each individual TG's for each individual fire house or just stick with TG 1907 to hear the callouts? I've so far I haven't had much luck hearing them. Maybe I'm using the wrong tower here in Longmont for reception.

i am currently programing a scanner for my neighbor who is a Fireman at one of the stations in Weld County. Each station has a different talkgroup listed as fire dispatch, but the database also lists a "fire dispatch" talk group. My question is do I need to program each individual talk group...

Recently I was given an SDS-200 by a neighbor who is a fire-fighter for a nearby agency. For Boulder County fire, do I need just to put in the old "Red-1" to be able to receive the Motorola Quick Call ll tones for each individual station, and with Weld County is there a freq. for tone out for...

Here is another tid-bit about their dispatch. The voice belonged to Sam Lanier. He was a real dispatcher for them, starting in 1958. He died back in '97. More information can be found on their website "Emergencyfans.com".

Since when did CUPD become secret squirrel?

I'm puzzled. I've got all of the freqs. in for the City of Boulder New PD system. Good controll channel strengths. I might hear dispatch on TG 45001 once in a while. but no units. I hear them on Broadcastiffy with all transmissions, but my 325p2 is quite and just shows the TG, any...

The only other thing I would suggest that you buy a 700/800 flex antenna rather then the one that comes with the radio.

If you are living in Douglas County I would suggest the Uniden 436HP. Most of the fire agencies down there are not the "big E" with a few fire tac channels. State Patrol is not yet jumping on the "E" bandwagon as of yet. Should you decide to monitor electric utilities in the state, most have...

Good brand of vehicle. Too bad I couldn't afford the rig.

Thanks for posting also. Shows that a lot of us radio monitors are concerned about the current trend of big E. Here along the front range of Colorado. It time for the media to take a stance also.

And here is the next $64,000 question. Who is next, and I would like to see data regarding that crime rates have dropped since agencies went secret snoop. Us folks will probably never know it as they will probably manipulate the numbers to support the big E.

If it was TG 2437, it belongs to the CSP Investigative Services Section, who ever they are.

I'd like to guess who is next. Paranoia at its finest.

Yes, they were as a matter of fact on VHF low-band. It was a real Mickey Mouse Motorola setup. You had to punch a button on the control head in order to wake up the repeater before saying anything into the Mic. The line crew I was on had a joint primary metering project with one of United's...

Thanks for the replies. I'll give that a whirl.

I am trying to program my TRX-1 to get United Power's TRBO system. Thus far no success. Any ideas? Any folks that can help me through this would be greatly appreciated. Mark