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A neighboring county has recently switched to a trunked DMR system. A little info here: Pulaski County Trunking System, Various, Virginia And some frequencies here: Pulaski County DMR What's the best configuration for my SDS100 to capture the needed information to program and also update the...

I'm very new to programming trunked systems I know little about. What's the best way to use these frequencies to find more information in terms of programming. I have a Uniden SDS 100 w/DMR and live close by. In short, I'm comfortable programming systems that I can mostly import. This is new to...

Want to buy a Unication G3 preferably with a charging base

I've heard continued information that VSP routine comms are on their way to being encrypted but haven't heard a timeline.

is this part of a broader effort to encrypt more comms on STARS?

Not sure what OP is referring to, but I've recently seen some encryption on: 2307 903 D DOC Transp W Transportation West

Also have noticed the same

Anyone have a Unication G3 in reasonably good condition?

Want to buy: Uniden SDS 100 in good condition - no upgrades required

Recently Pulaski County started using a DMR trunked system and there's not much information I can find online. Are they still using UHF analog conventional for paging? (the frequencies on the database?) Is Radford City on the new trunked system? Do we know what is encrypted vs open?

ISO Uniden SDS 100 in Good Condition with all upgrades (DMR, etc).

All of Monongalia County is on the SIRN digital network. County fire and EMS are also patched on analog VHF conventional primarily for paging. County Fire Dispatch analog 154.875 = SIRN TGID 305 EMS Dispatch analog 155.235 = SIRN TGID 301

I thought I was the only one. This VHF system can be a nightmare to monitor in my experience.

As far as the local public safety radio system (Roanoke Valley Radio System (RVRS), Roanoke City Fire-EMS and Salem Fire-EMS are not encrypted. The law enforcement agencies are locked down. There's some other smaller agencies not encrypted on the system. But it's simulcast, which is brutal for...

I agree, it's too late. The state's largest counties have dropped millions and millions of dollars in creating their own systems, and like you said, they're not switching to anything. It's just frustrating knowing what we have vs. could have. Absolutely bizzare to see four counties in a region...

I think my issue is that this wasn't explored before now. Most states have a statewide trunked network, with varying degrees of participation from localities. I understand Virginia's VHF system isn't ideal for localities, but I wonder if there should've been extensive planning to create a system...

Dozens of other states: let's put localities and state agencies on the same system for interoperability. Virginia: no

Pulaski seems to be the outlier in the region with a trunked DMR system. 700/800 P25 seems to be popular among Virginia's larger counties. Also coming soon to Montgomery.

Makes me wonder why these counties couldn't work out a P25 system years ago and share costs? Now we have tons of different systems with poor interoperability.

Giles is also updating their system this year per sheriff's office Facebook. Unclear to what extent, but they said it will include DMR. I have to wonder what these Virginia counties see in DMR when compared to P25...but that's just my view.