ASP Direct???

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INDY72

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OK anyone in the know- When ASP says go direct, are they using an Conventional Repeater, or the 800 MHz ICALL/ITAC in simplex??
 

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"Direct" is usually another term for "simplex", both on the same frequency, not going through a repeater. "Direct" is generally line of sight or close range. With an 800MHz radio, that would mean within 5-10 miles or closer.

You might be able to find them with a signal stalker mode.
 

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OK so iether an AWIN freq used for talkaround or ICALL/ITAC simplex... that gives me a base to work from.
 

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I am not sure what the frequency means, I will find out and let you know, I can assure you though it is NOT Conventional, ALL State Police Traffic Simplexed Or Repeated Is on AWIN, ASP is 100% AWIN now, I will try to find out about the Direct Though.. I will post what I find
 

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Actually it IS a Conventional 800mhz simplex frequency... I have it written down somewhere but I cannot remember where it is. You will not be able to pick it up unless you are VERY close to the units that are talking. It is used kind of like a "car-to-car" or "talk around" channel. However they do have to actually switch to that channel, not by hitting the direct button, because like what btritch said, all the other channels are AWIN Talkgroups
 
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One of the nationwide 800's? And are they using it digital or analog... The last few times I heard a K unit say go direct he was working a checkpoint about five miles from me on 70.
 

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No its not nation wide. Its a conventional Analog 800mhz frequency, they cannot use it unless they are very very close to one another, it only goes a very short distance. If they are very far away, you will here them say go to TAC 1. Because they arent close enough to talk on direct. But like I said, Direct is a simplex analog 800mhz freq, I think it begins with 867.???? I cant remember though.
 

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What I meant by nationwide is the 800 MHz I-CALL/ITAC's in place for ALL users of 800 nationwide. These-
866.0125 821.0125 R 156.7 PL ICALL/NPSPAC1 Calling
866.0125 BM 156.7 PL ICALLD/NPSPAC1D Calling
866.5125 821.5125 R 156.7 PL ITAC1/NPSPAC2 Tactical
866.5125 BM 156.7 PL ITAC1D/NPSPAC2D Tactical
867.0125 822.0125 R 156.7 PL ITAC2/NPSPAC3 Tactical
867.0125 BM 156.7 PL ITAC2D/NPSPAC3D Tactical
867.5125 822.5125 R 156.7 PL ITAC3/NPSPAC4 Tactical
867.5125 BM 156.7 PL ITAC3D/NPSPAC4D Tactical
868.0125 823.0125 R 156.7 PL ITAC4/NPSPAC5 Tactical
868.0125 BM 156.7 PL ITAC4D/NPSPAC5D Tactical
 
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