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I see that you can't listen to .1 - 25 mhz at the same time as 25 - 6000 mhz. For me, that would be fine. But for some, it might be an issue to not be able to listen across the 25 mhz barrier (above and below 25 mhz at the same time).

That would be a bummer. With 50 mhz available at a time, it would be nice to split that up between applications. After all, people who might use it to monitor things like VHF or UHF or typical trunked systems don't need anywhere near 50 mhz for a single app, or they need 100 mhz, in the case...

14-bit ADC squashes the HackRF. Some Ettus stuff is higher than 14-bit, and of course significantly higher in price. If it turns out to be a decent SDR device after people get a chance to test it out, I'd say the price is pretty good.

Although it looks like a general purpose SDR, I suspect it was created specifically with things like CW Skimmer and such in mind - you know, the ability to monitor all HF ham bands at once to capture CW, RTTY, and or FT4/FT8 transmissions and ultimately list them as spots on a DX spotting...

Are you sure it's 2488 ? The Ohio Co Simulcast on BCFY Calls has not seen that TG ever. Granted, the Ohio Co Simulcast won't always hear all Marshall traffic. But still.

No idea. But they are always adding talkgroups to the system for some entity. Quite a few mentions of new talkgroups being added in just the Feb/Mar SIEC minutes alone. https://sirn.wv.gov/siec/2024siecminutes/Pages/default.aspx Should read through the SIEC minutes.

Amazing, but not surprising. I know nothing about the company that was going to build it out, but I questioned whether they could deliver after seeing their building lol. Good luck to WashCo. What a cluster they've managed to get themselves into. m

East Liverpool, Lisbon and East Palestine. If you are only going with one, go with East Liverpool. But Lisbon is a fairly active site too. If you can do all three, put all three in. All typical traffic is in-the-clear (police / fire / ems). But you'll find very little Columbiana Co Fire...

It was a cut and paste of a typo. The only thing anyone cares about are the frequencies. And the links to the license apps are correct. I can't go back and edit Sheffield to Suffield now so it'll just have to stay as it is. Mike

New licenses for the Portage Co Simulcast KSU/Kent - ULS Application - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked - 0011023988 - OHIO, STATE OF - Locations Summary Deerfield - ULS Application - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked - 0011023989 -...

I doubt that they went ENC. And from what you say about it taking 2 minutes to sync, something is wrong. Probably weak signal or interference. Or maybe something needs done with the BTT (like a firmware update). No reason you shouldn't be able to reliably and consistently copy the...

Keep in mind that at least one site was recently updated with new frequencies (Higginsport). If you monitor Higginsport you need to update your scanner with the latest info. Same with the Maysville / Aberdeen site...

Longview 855.5375 * 855.9125 * 856.8125 * 857.9125 * 859.3375 860.2875 860.3875 Check those last three frequencies for a control channel if you can't find one on the first four. When the site first came online and data was submitted to the DB, the only frequencies reported in use at that time...

Did you allow incoming connections in windows from 50000-50003 UDP ? Did you set up port forwarding on your firewall to port-forward 50000-50003 UDP on your WAN IP to 50000-50003 UDP on your PC that is running the software? Mike

Not enough. All I could find was some audio sample of two Brits talking. Not nearly enough. One would think that a lot of audio samples and some sites with live audio would be one of the best ways to sell it. I guess you guys don't think so. I've been hearing about M17 for a couple of...

If it were me I'd definitely go with the 710. The 991x would be handy having 2m/440 if you decided you wanted to take it out and about, or put it in your vehicle. But the 710 has significantly better receiver specs and can handle rejection of strong signals nearby the frequency you are...

That's unfortunate. The first thing a potential adopter of the technology would like to do is to actually listen to some actual voice conversations happening in realtime to determine voice quality and such. Oh well.

Is there any website that a person could visit to actually hear M17 in action in realtime? I visited the reflector link and see all the reflectors but do not see any option to actually listen in.

Repeater maps aren't broadcast regularly, and sometimes never -- depending upon the system. And yes, if you are sitting on the CC and hear voice and it shows ch 4, you are correct that the control channel would be LSN 3/4 (aka LCN 2) So you have at least one. LSN 3/4 (LCN 2) = 454.2 LSN 5/6...

Construction notifications had been filed for all of the sites below. The ones with an asterisk (*) are not in the DB yet. Somebody in those areas may want to try and check to see if those sites are online. The last time the DB was updated with any new sites was in January. Google Map...