Okay Like I promised!
I had a chance to sit down and talk with the current Cabarrus TRS administrator last night.
He advised me that the Cabarrus County TRS is slated to be migrated into the Char/Meck P-25 Digital system starting in July of this year.
He told me that he was going to have to reprogram well over 900 radios that are currently on the system for the City of Concord only.
He also told me that Cabarrus County, Kannapolis and all the volunteer fire departments will be responsible for the cost of reprogramming through Wireless Communications.
He told me that the DNC was wanting to use some of the talkgroups when the convention comes to town.
He was supposed to have a meeting with the Char/Meck P-25 officials to determine what talkgroups will be changed, deleted or added.
He told me that the current Cabarrus County Ops Channels 10-13 would be completely eliminated when the change occurs.
This is all he could tell me at the present time.
If I find out more as time goes by I will try and keep everyone updated.
Thanks
David
I had a chance to sit down and talk with the current Cabarrus TRS administrator last night.
He advised me that the Cabarrus County TRS is slated to be migrated into the Char/Meck P-25 Digital system starting in July of this year.
He told me that he was going to have to reprogram well over 900 radios that are currently on the system for the City of Concord only.
He also told me that Cabarrus County, Kannapolis and all the volunteer fire departments will be responsible for the cost of reprogramming through Wireless Communications.
He told me that the DNC was wanting to use some of the talkgroups when the convention comes to town.
He was supposed to have a meeting with the Char/Meck P-25 officials to determine what talkgroups will be changed, deleted or added.
He told me that the current Cabarrus County Ops Channels 10-13 would be completely eliminated when the change occurs.
This is all he could tell me at the present time.
If I find out more as time goes by I will try and keep everyone updated.
Thanks
David