yes with SDS 100 I just select them to "avoid" in the software" the whole transit section.
CLMRN (was CSERN)
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WoodburyMan
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Small Update on the reception issue I had.
I found for my SDS100 and SDS200 that filter "Off" works best (You can set it in the Site settings on your list). Profile setting to Ignore NAC site, and in the Site sections on my list I have "Search" for site NAC as well. ID Search Off helps, but haven't noticed much difference with ID Search On as well, so either goes. I also still have my lists set to just scan the CC of each site.
SDRTrunk is still way better and gets a few more TXs my SDS's miss. I have a 3 RTL-SDR antenna setup on it which works great streamed to Icecast server. The recording doesn't compare to ProScan though and logging.... The ability to only record specific Unit ID's is neat though...
I found for my SDS100 and SDS200 that filter "Off" works best (You can set it in the Site settings on your list). Profile setting to Ignore NAC site, and in the Site sections on my list I have "Search" for site NAC as well. ID Search Off helps, but haven't noticed much difference with ID Search On as well, so either goes. I also still have my lists set to just scan the CC of each site.
SDRTrunk is still way better and gets a few more TXs my SDS's miss. I have a 3 RTL-SDR antenna setup on it which works great streamed to Icecast server. The recording doesn't compare to ProScan though and logging.... The ability to only record specific Unit ID's is neat though...
I have no idea if it was a fluke or if there is an issue with the uniden scanner when a system is fully programmed. But by using only the one control channel and having nothing else programmed seemed to receive much better than loading all parts of the system in. As far as keeping from hearing what you don't want to, give locking out a try. I was using this only for testing as one of my remote scanners hears CLMRN very well.
Reconrider
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doctordialtone
Member
You don't need a band plan.
It's handled by the control channel.
Just make sure you have the control channel(s) entered.
University of Connecticut Fire Department Statewide 1 active today during station coverage in West Hartford (Funeral coverage)
TGID 1381 - UCFD SW 1
chris
TGID 1381 - UCFD SW 1
chris
Thanks Dial!
I'll check what I put in... Maybe a digit off... of course, I could just be too far away for a good lock! I'll play when I have more time!
A great labor day weekend to all! Enjoy it! Back out to the leaves that have been sitting in piles since the storm!
Best with much thanks as always
Getting G/I anf A sites in good here around video ln shelton. Not much distortion! Seems like if they don't talk clear enough, it gets distorted, but if they talk clearly and slowly, its fine... IDK. Just my $0.02.
Shawn
I'll check what I put in... Maybe a digit off... of course, I could just be too far away for a good lock! I'll play when I have more time!
A great labor day weekend to all! Enjoy it! Back out to the leaves that have been sitting in piles since the storm!
Best with much thanks as always
Getting G/I anf A sites in good here around video ln shelton. Not much distortion! Seems like if they don't talk clear enough, it gets distorted, but if they talk clearly and slowly, its fine... IDK. Just my $0.02.
Shawn
xplorer417
Member
Hi all who here thinks town of enfield will be on the system i heard it’s a lot of money to do plus there system is not that old either
xplorer417
Member
why do u say that?
They have only been on their new digital system for a few years.
xplorer417
Member
i agree on that part i know there’s been talk about adding a third ch.
xplorer417
Member
UCONN Storrs Engine was doing the coverage, they are normally on UHF. UCONN Farmington is still on 800 conventional.
chris
chris
xplorer417
Member
ok thank you wanted to Clarify it thank you
If they do it won’t be anytime soon. As others have said they have a fairly new P25 system in place. A quick search also doesn’t show any reference to CLMRN on any town minutes.
Garrison54
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Hi guys does anyone know what the 800 frequencies on troop A and E are used for, it says that troop g’s are for Fairfield? But I’m not sure for the others
doctordialtone
Member
what frequencies are you referring to?
The CLMRN system carries a majority of CSP traffic.
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Trunking System, Statewide, Connecticut
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Trunking System Profile
www.radioreference.com
Garrison54
Member
Troop gs 800 frequencies are used for region 1 uasi (mainly Fairfield though)what frequencies are you referring to?
The CLMRN system carries a majority of CSP traffic.
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Trunking System, Statewide, Connecticut
Connecticut Land Mobile Radio Network (CLMRN) Trunking System Profilewww.radioreference.com
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