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True interoperbility Real test will not be until, a Moto system, and a Harris system have true ISSI.......(35- p25 systems around the state could be connected, by ISSI with roaming, and a handful of talkgroups, ((what a novel idea)) will not happen in state of Ga. (anytime soon) cshiftlt

NFPA 72..........

I think the crawford co. ga. feed and one of the crawford co. arkansas feeds have gotten switched on the state pages. any help is appreciated. Crawford County Georgia Live Audio Feeds Crawford County Arkansas Live Audio Feeds

at the bottom of the scannercast setup instructions RR Live Audio Broadcasting Software - The RadioReference Wiki their is a feed does not go anywhere and said contact admin http://forums.radioreference.com/live-audio-administration/ thanks for any help. stan

radio also has to be programmed for the aux mic/ptt, if that is what you want to use. and correct jumper on board of desktop box. intercom switch shoudl be in middle position if no ddc connected.

tested and checked yearly......

Use a old shoulder mic (so the radio sees the "sense") and tap off of the audio out. cshiftlt

All GFC radios have been updated or replaced for narrowband,, most all repeaters and the replacement are p25 capable and some are used (p25, depending on district), a couple of repeaters are in the works for coverage problems in narrowbanding. should see the new freq.'s in the fcc database...

With all the comments, Basically the reason the interop freq.'s are not in the radio is politics??? (and this is free???) I think it comes down to: Educate the Chief's, (so they will ask them to be programmed), Educate the Salesman, (so he will suggest the programming ), Educate the Tech...

With all the new radio systems that are not 800, are these guys adding the vtacs or utacs to their radios? (of course depending on their band) I have looked at 4 different counties that moved mototurbo (DMR) and yet to see utacs in them. They certainly have no problem handling the additional...

If you a group training, you bring your cache of radios, you have already planned with what freq's you will be using, this is also if you are providing this emergency op service during a emergency, the NIFOG is a great tool used for this. 99% of the radios in the state used by emergency agencies...

yes barrow is going p25 vhf, but unaware of which freq's....

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we put all our pc's in the electronics room (space and heat) then used "black box" to route via ethernet all the mouse/video/monitor.....just another alternative(only thing in dispatch room is monitors/mouses/keyboard/speakers/headset jacks.....)

sprinter on another chassis', correct???

If all the manufactures of the super radios (multi-band), were trying to push interoperability, Why would they not have all the frequencies form the NIFOG already in them? (then you would only add your local jurisdiction freq/systems) The salesmen show up and say they have the greatest radio...

C3 has to have a module turned on to work on that side, I have never seen the status message work form portable to portable, only portable to C3 console.

1 fire dispatch,(old fire dispatch) 3 ems channel, (old ems-hospital ch.) 7 (old jonesboro dispatch), basically reuse and repurpose old channells...?

Analog VHF: Butts/Jackson Analog UHF: Lamar EDACS Analog 800: Henry Fire Alerts (all other provoice digital) P25/Opensky 800 (digital) Spalding Hope that helps.

I believe they do have a statewide system of repeaters, and very active at times, I have yet to meet a DNR that did not have a VHF radio. Having local jurisdiction radio is their best interoperability. http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=846