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So, those are the only two possible reasons why he hasn't been around for the past two months? :unsure: Perhaps there is another which you haven't considered.

Not going to happen as they would violate the BCFY TOS.

6 watts is what is permitted by license, however actual usage will be less than half of that maximum unless a mobile is being used (unlikely). APX portables are limited to 2.65 watts in the 700 spectrum, EFJ to 2.75 watts. Tuck that radio under a turnout coat and maybe you'll catch a scratchy...

The license is valid in Hartford County, not statewide, despite being licensed to the State. Public safety only as it's an SG license. I very much doubt anyone is "signing radios out", rather some have the frequencies programmed into their everyday 700/800 subscribers they're already using on...

Actually only 6 usable simplex frequencies once you eliminate the duplicates and inputs, not 18.

There is no RR listing, there's an FCC license as I originally stated. You need to search the ULS or use the RRDB FCC search. WRKR515

If you decoded a PL, then it was clearly analog.

That frequency is licensed to the state for low power (mobile/portable only) conventional analog or P25 usage anywhere within Hartford County. Sounds like someone decided to use it for fireground, since they already have 700/800 subscribers for trunking. So what exactly did you pick up? Analog...

Nope. Perhaps you should look into an SDR solution. $25-30 for the dongle, software is free, not tying up a $600 scanner.

What exactly are you confused by? Surely you don't believe that the photos of all of the Minitor pagers starting with the original is to scale, right? No reasonable person would believe that the Minitor 7 is more than double the size of the Minitor 6, but rather would understand that the ad is...

This is now the fourth separate thread you've asked the same question about where CIB North went. There is no reason to ask that many times in that many threads. If you haven't gotten a definitive answer in the NJ forum, you surely won't get one in any other forum. As was already mentioned in...

Pretty sure that was already established in this thread yesterday lol

FDMA and TDMA are not modulations, they are channel access methods. And it's QPSK, not OPSK. C4FM, CQPSK, H-DQPSK (TDMA outbound), H-CPM (TDMA inbound) are a few examples of modulations used by P25. The specific modulation used depends on whether the site is standalone vs part of a simulcast...

No. It's a very simple procedure to shuffle stuff around using ProScan, not sure why you're having trouble (aside from the fact that you always seem to constantly have trouble with something in ProScan).

Negative. The BSI opcode is 0B 90. 05 90 is the ASTRO 25 system broadcast. This is how Unitrunker 2.1 represents the control channel data: 0B 90 B2 69 DA 20 B2 C0 16 08 7C 8B BSI Morse ID channel 1-608(771.65625) WQRE366 05 90 40 80 80 00 00 00 08 00 D1 63 Channel Access Information Broadcast...

Two models available, VHF and UHF. No info regarding additional UHF band splits at this time. A03JAC9KA1AN: 143-174 MHz A04RAC9KA1AN: 450-486 MHz

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No. It is (mostly) functionally equivalent to the Minitor 6 with a few enhancements such as the ability to scan all 5 frequencies, increased recording time (20 minutes up from 16 minutes), and "enhanced electronics and components for better performance". Two-tone analog only, same as it ever was.

I believe you mean the current SCANNER SPECIALIST.

If you need P25 tone signaling, they'll happily sell you an APX subscriber. They're not going to undercut their own APX sales by making the Minitor P25 capable. The engineering costs to develop a pager that competes with the long established and popular Unication G series wouldn't be worth it to...