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It is.

Also I have a network map for SAIA if you want it (v027c01). It turns out the 171 I monitored in NC NY was also SAIA.

BTW, the last link on this page: <<OneVoice Network - The RadioReference Wiki>> does not appear to work: <<https://www.onevoicenetworks.com/coverage-map/>> I get a map with no coverage indication.

Yes, that was a bit odd. Maybe it's because it's in WNY that nobody ever got it. Maybe the site is new, maybe they are expanding. BTW, the links to sites - the one that works is old and shows only ENY and a little more. The newer link to the newer map is one that is broken (yes, I TRIED to see...

Please understand that when I see this, I make certain assumptions, and CHANGING those assumptions mid-stream is not as easy as if they were not made in the first place (in short, I was misled). To that end, IF you saw this, what system do you think it would be? And if you looked up that system...

It's easy to criticize someone for not knowing an answer you know. That does not justify the criticism. Yes, IF I had known that there were multiple System IDs in the same state, and IF I knew the county Buffalo is in, and IF I realized that the user calling Buffalo was IN Buffalo, and IF I...

Thanks, but I did check it first. I did not expect duplicate System IDs so close, and Site 1 of OV is not listed. Heck, I even STARTED by saying I'm not familiar with this system and do not monitor it regularly. It does not help that DSD will only list ONE system for a particular System ID...

But the TGs are matching the OneVoice format and both are in NY. Ahhh... FOUND IT! https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=7720 Why they would have duplicate SIDs in the same state is a little odd - especially one being a massive multi-state network.

I don't normally follow/monitor this network, so I don't know if it's been reported, but I'm seeing a CON+ network being received near Buffalo, NY that is ID'ing itself as System 171 Site 1 with the following LCNs (all confirmed): 1: 424.8750 2: 424.4250 3: 424.6250 4: 424.7125 5: 424.9000 6...

He was even better in person. I met him twice - once when he first took the job as Project Manager at Uniden (that would have been about 15 years ago or so at the Dayton Hamvention) and once again last May when he had just found out about the latest requirement for Surgery. Even through that he...

Thanks for finding that. I was going to look for it as soon as I posted the news in a few places.

News we all hoped would not come, but is not entirely surprising. https://forums.radioreference.com/threads/sad-news-about-paul-opitz-upman.399210/

I just received word that Paul Opitz (UPMan) passed away Saturday from his long battle with cancer. He was surrounded by family when he passed. That is all the news I have at this time. To say he will be missed is an understatement.

I was just about to post about this site, but I see you did, and it's even in the dB already (exactly where I thought it was - Connellsville)

That depends on how you define "work". You would have to cut the sides off (or more accurately the top and bottom space) and mount each side angle individually, as the 200 is 3" tall and here are the specs of the 6129: Inside Opening: 2.538" H (With an overall panel height of 3" - the height...

I will be working on the TGs. It looks like I won't be able to hear sites 96/97. I put together a crude map of locations. 96/97 are suspected but I believe you will be right - especially for the purposes/resolution of the map. The blue sites I've actually heard on the air. Site 31 is listed as...

I haven't been monitoring audio so far. I've only been watching the data. Analysis of TGs will happen after I get what site info I can get. But 454.200 is positively confirmed, as it's perfectly in sync with grants for slots 3/4 AND 454.200 is putting out Site info as 182-98. As there are only...

That was posted already, and it's 1.5 DIN. That's an industry standard designation. But... (saving you the time to look at the thread): 7" x 3" (Standard DIN is 7" x 2" / Double DIN is 7" x 4") The mounting holes are centered (1.5" from top/bottom) and are 2.5" back from the front. The...

It's SDR-based, so 'complete' coverage will be based on the tuner chip used. Protocols it can demodulate? Any with the possible exception of ATSC TV. (tuner might not go wide enough) If you mean muilt-in, it's going to still be PV, DMR, NXDN, P25 with others possible. (depends on demand and...

Depends on what SW is developed. I would say it's certainly possible since you can operate the x36 over the internet.