Steveradio
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I noticed in RR in Berks County, the 700 tac channels show the same freq for tac 3 and tac 12. My guess is that the tac 3 freq is wrong. Maybe someone could enlighten me on that one. TIA.
Rich Kramer
I noticed in RR in Berks County, the 700 tac channels show the same freq for tac 3 and tac 12. My guess is that the tac 3 freq is wrong. Maybe someone could enlighten me on that one. TIA.
Rich Kramer
Brian, when the interop patches are up and running to the 8tacs, will they be simulcasted county wide ? Or only selected on the closest tower to the incident.
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I don't know with the PSR or Whistler radio's, but with my 536, I had to set the threshold to manual and play with the threshold settings for this system. I finally settled on manual 9 for the North system and manual 7 for the South system and I am now able to hear things a little more clearly. When I used Auto 8, both simulcast sites were very difficult to copy to say the least. Hope this helps..
Not sure how that translates over to the GRE and Whistler. They have a threshold setting of a high and low. You can enter a value of 1 to 99 in them. I have it set to 75 low and 95 high. I use a Yagi base antenna and it seems to be better, but no where near what I was expecting. I thought it would the digital would be much better. To me its way worse than anything we had before. I can hear a fire chief from 30 miles away like he is in the next room. But a fire down the street from the house is not understandable. It has to me my location. When I take the radio to my girlfriends house it works perfect with a portable antenna. I thought this system was going to solve all the problems with dead spots.
What are you pointing the Yagi at?
I am not sure where the closest tower is, but I live in mertztown and by a compass Reading in south west of me so I pointed it south west.