EmpireSound
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On nf2g.com the type is listed as IIi What does this mean?
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Albany City Trunk Type..?
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IIi means that it is a hybrid system. So it will have a combination
of Type I and Type II user ID's.
You will be required to select a Fleet Map ,most newer radios have
16 or so preset in them, although this system looks like you will have to
make a custom map and put the size codes in the appropriate
blocks.
of Type I and Type II user ID's.
You will be required to select a Fleet Map ,most newer radios have
16 or so preset in them, although this system looks like you will have to
make a custom map and put the size codes in the appropriate
blocks.
If the Albany City system you are talking about is Albany City, NY then refer to this: http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=TRSDB&sid=2504
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mciupa said:
IIi means that it's IIi. Type IIi means Type II radios operating under a Type I fleetmap.
Hybrid means that some blocks are Type I and some are Type II. That is not the way the Albany systems are configured.
BTW, there are TWO trunked systems in the City of Albany. Most online listings (except my own website at NF2G.com) incorrectly show it as a single system or have some of the wrong frequencies assigned to each one.
EmpireSound
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Yes I mean Albany, NY. So if you wanted to trunk this system on one bank what's the Trunk type you would enter it into on a BC250D? CC seem to be 858.2125 for the whole system.
Motorola Type I and enter the fleet map with proper "S" codes (obtained
from Albany system site) in the appropriate blocks.
from Albany system site) in the appropriate blocks.
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