Falcon4
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1454 ERT is active. With 67,54,41 and 01 radio id's.
They're encrypted I believe correct?1454 ERT is active. With 67,54,41 and 01 radio id's.
yes.They're encrypted I believe correct?
Interesting, maybe they forgot to switch over?Not every radio was Enc, There were a few in the clear (Willistown Units I believe)
Made for good radio. Also I knew something was up when the fire police weren't chatty as usual. I kinda caught it mid call. What caught my attention is when a 52 unit was saying certain houses were evacuated and that comm 1 was staging. I think that's the fastest I ran upstairs in a while (listening via Bluetooth from my downstairs kitchen)Not every radio was Enc, There were a few in the clear (Willistown Units I believe)
TG 5452 is now broadcasting tones and TTS dispatches for active incidents parallel to the VHF system. A few digital unication units have been distributed throughout the county, but for now are using VHF as the primary system. I believe 5452 is only temporarily the TG and I assume it will
change to be in alignment with the existing fire TGs. As of now, one TGID for countywide dispatch, not split per zone, (I.E, West Dispatch, East Dispatch, etc.)
It’s quite possible that VHF will stay up as both a backup and as a secondary for the existing Minitor pagers but a Unication rollout to support paging over P25 is happening with the first wave starting yesterday.My understanding is that fire dispatch will ultimately continue on VHF with Locution voice instead of real human voices. 160.185 will continue to be the dispatch channel.
I know there's people that hope the VHF stays up the coverage has been known to be heard as far as Maryland and is reliable. With the unication roll out I guess that makes that the primo unit to have to monitor this system on the go figure if actual responders have that it will definitely work for hobbyists.It’s quite possible that VHF will stay up as both a backup and as a secondary for the existing Minitor pagers but a Unication rollout to support paging over P25 is happening with the first wave starting yesterday.
The units being rolled out are the G5s with VHF as the secondary band selection. I can see where it would stay up as both a backup and for stations with plectrons and other 2 tone decoders that activate sirens, door locks, etc. Unless those stations recieve something like the prime alert panel to replace those systems.I know there's people that hope the VHF stays up the coverage has been known to be heard as far as Maryland and is reliable. With the unication roll out I guess that makes that the primo unit to have to monitor this system on the go figure if actual responders have that it will definitely work for hobbyists.
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North Coventry used to operate on Montco’s trunked system.
I live in Westtown and have a BCD536HP and I am able to get the digital West Chester police, etc. I have been trying to get the East Goshen/Westtown Police on either of their 2 digital channels and never have received anything. Any suggestions?