P25andstuff
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PD is sticking to existing system for the time being.
City of Hartford
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XL200 is also p25 phase 2 capable, though not approved on the state system yet, it is anticipated they will be, so maybe they bought those with plans to upgrade in the future
sefrischling
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EDACS has not been supported since 2017. The radios had been purchased to fill a void in radios that were no longer functional, and could not be replaced.
sefrischling
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The MTA Police has been using Harris XL-200 radios on CLMRN, along with the APX8000. The XL-200 radios were approved for use on CLMRN prior to the MTA evaluating them in 2019.
scanner404
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I'm having some difficulty picking up the Hartford FD dispatch on the new CLRM system, I got one bar, where I had almost all bars on the analog signal. I sure hope they decide to simulcast still on the 154.310 freq. Anyone know where their CLRM tower is located so I can adjust my antenna better?
doctordialtone
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You can check out the Lat and Long for CLMRN sites here:
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Site: Hartford
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Site: Hartford Details
www.radioreference.com
For instance:
N 41.75710789457841 W -72.67923429608345 at DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.
| Latitude | N 41.75710789457841 |
|---|---|
| Longitude | W -72.67923429608345 |
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Only dispatch is on CLMRN, the incident channels are on P25 conventional channels from the top of The Hartford. CLMRN Site 28, Troop H simulcast, is at BDL, Talcott Mtn, Bloomfield PD, Bristol, and Rocky Hill. And soon to be the Bloomfield/Tariffville (Simsbury) line on Talcott
You can check out the Lat and Long for CLMRN sites here:
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Site: Hartford
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Site: Hartford Detailswww.radioreference.com
For instance:
N 41.75710789457841 W -72.67923429608345 at DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.duckduckgo.com
Latitude N 41.75710789457841 Longitude W -72.67923429608345
That would be at Hartford Hosp or very close by.
xplorer417
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there using the conventional incident chs i’m guessing there on this forum someone posted them before
They are confirmed as active. I have seen 1, 2, & 3
Hartford Site is 505 Hudson St, it is a State property
chris
Hartford Site is 505 Hudson St, it is a State property
chris
WA1QWH
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WA1QWH
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yup, got that. Still wondering how to setup a conventional P25 with multiple frequencies.
Depends on the radio and if you want to be able to assign aliases to the radio IDs. The P25 talkgroup on all the HFD conventional channels is 1 so nothing special is needed
They were tested and approved 2+ years ago
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I originally set up the NHSP that way as they are P25 conventional on VHF. The way it has to be done in order to see RIDs is to set each frequency up as a single frequency trunk system. I wasn't all that interested in seeing the RID info and I found it a very unwieldy way to set up the scanner, so I just went back to programming them as conventional frequencies.
That's one area where the GRE/Whistler scanners are superior to the Unidens. The OOS/list format is more flexible than the DMA format that Uniden uses. I really liked that in the few OOS scanners I've had.
That's one area where the GRE/Whistler scanners are superior to the Unidens. The OOS/list format is more flexible than the DMA format that Uniden uses. I really liked that in the few OOS scanners I've had.
not according to CTS, still going through approval
scanner404
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Yeah, tried many different things and still can't get them to come in at all, they even sound broken up on the online scanner feed. It'd be nice if they did an analog simulcast still, but considering the point of Project 25 is to reduce radio frequency use, I doubt that will ever happen.
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