Bucks county simulcasting turnpike

[kb3ouk]

As new solutions are implemented, the old VHF system will be taken offline. I explained above what the turnpike it doing with counties that have trunked systems. The turnpike system passes through 15 counties that operate on trunked systems and 9 counties that use conventional systems. There's no hard timeline for the VHF to go, but the plan is to pull the plug on towers when they can.

So far, it would seem the turnpike has projects in the works or completed with Butler, Westmoreland, Somerset (all on ICORRS), Chester, Montgomery, and Bucks. I would imagine Dauphin/Franklin are in the pipeline since they share a trunked system. Both Cumberland and Lebanon are in the middle of trunked system upgrades so I would imagine nothing will change until their new systems are online. That leaves York and Luzerne systems to watch for new talkgroups.

Washington/Beaver/Allegheny/Bedford/Fulton/Huntingdon/Lehigh/Carbon/Lackawanna are the conventional system counties and I haven't seen anybody mention any changes in those counties.

No Huntingdon county units respond on the turnpike, that small stretch through their county is handled by Franklin or Fulton units on those counties' systems.

 

[HM1529]

I run one of the nodes how do I change the log settings

I don't know. You'd have to post in the Broadcastify Administration forum to get assistance with that...unless another feed provider sees your question here and offers help.

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[EMT1301]

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If you're using SDRTrunk, you would need to create a wildcard range that covers whatever the system's range would be, like I did for PA-STARNet in this example:



Then, just add that alias to the streaming section in the Playlist for whichever site(s) you monitor:

 

[wa3ysu]

I see affiliations this evening to Bucks TG 27604 and 27605 around 10:30 PM by Milford Fire Radio 4367218 (Quakertown Area).

 

[n3obl]

Gonna miss the 159.000 chit chat during snow and other events. Which Harris portable are they using. Just seeing if they have off network RF channels in them.

 

[EMT1301]

Gonna miss the 159.000 chit chat during snow and other events. Which Harris portable are they using. Just seeing if they have off network RF channels in them.

I believe it's the XL-185M and XL-150P. If not those, something very close in the same tier. They are only using the LTE capabilities of those devices, no LMR.

 

[wa3ysu]

Several affiliations this afternoon to 27694, 27605 and 27613. Numerous channel grants logged between 15:07 and 15:40 on 27605 - all Milford STA-57/75 radio ID's.

 

[talviar]

And Fayette and Lawrence Counties. They're sharing the District 1 talkgroups as well.

Fayette should be online in a few weeks. But we will patch the channels in to our crosspatch talk group on an as needed basis

 

[One13Truck]

As new solutions are implemented, the old VHF system will be taken offline. I explained above what the turnpike it doing with counties that have trunked systems. The turnpike system passes through 15 counties that operate on trunked systems and 9 counties that use conventional systems. There's no hard timeline for the VHF to go, but the plan is to pull the plug on towers when they can.

So far, it would seem the turnpike has projects in the works or completed with Butler, Westmoreland, Somerset (all on ICORRS), Chester, Montgomery, and Bucks. I would imagine Dauphin/Franklin are in the pipeline since they share a trunked system. Both Cumberland and Lebanon are in the middle of trunked system upgrades so I would imagine nothing will change until their new systems are online. That leaves York and Luzerne systems to watch for new talkgroups.

Washington/Beaver/Allegheny/Bedford/Fulton/Huntingdon/Lehigh/Carbon/Lackawanna are the conventional system counties and I haven't seen anybody mention any changes in those counties.

I monitor Luzerne daily. So far a big 10-10 on any new TGs used or tested that I have heard. I’ll keep an extra ear or three open when I’m hear 71, 85, or 158 sent to the Pike to see how it’s handled. As of now I only hear them working off of Luzerne’s East Fire unless they request a Luzerne Ops TG.

 

[Scanner996p2]

As new solutions are implemented, the old VHF system will be taken offline. I explained above what the turnpike it doing with counties that have trunked systems. The turnpike system passes through 15 counties that operate on trunked systems and 9 counties that use conventional systems. There's no hard timeline for the VHF to go, but the plan is to pull the plug on towers when they can.

So far, it would seem the turnpike has projects in the works or completed with Butler, Westmoreland, Somerset (all on ICORRS), Chester, Montgomery, and Bucks. I would imagine Dauphin/Franklin are in the pipeline since they share a trunked system. Both Cumberland and Lebanon are in the middle of trunked system upgrades so I would imagine nothing will change until their new systems are online. That leaves York and Luzerne systems to watch for new talkgroups.

Washington/Beaver/Allegheny/Bedford/Fulton/Huntingdon/Lehigh/Carbon/Lackawanna are the conventional system counties and I haven't seen anybody mention any changes in those counties.

as of right now i haven’t noticed any new talkgroups for york… i will keep an eye out…