CLMRN (was CSERN)
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I enable all sevice types to avoid any weird issues with that.
Make sure you didn't lock it out by mistake.
I haven't looked at the RR database in a while, so I am not sure if its called CT State Police or CLMRN.
You could create a favorites list and add it that way.
bobmich52
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thank you
I found it sumhow & got it going
favorites list is next on list when time allows
missed the police chase/ crash near me as I was working on it
a-work in progress, I’m learning it 1 step @ a time
Definitely get away from the Zip Code based monitoring and create your own favorites. Use the database to pick and choose what you want.
chris
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did something happen to the control channel for Troop L. The signal has always been reliably strong and now I am barely picking it up on 859.7625
Still the same signal strength here in Milford on 859.7625
Bob
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Haven't noticed any differences. Check for changes around you (new building, trees, etc).
P25andstuff
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I’ve been getting troop L, and A, like garbage. No idea why. Never been like this.
Troop L seems the same here. Very good. All of a sudden I have lost all signal from Troop B.
Its at my residence, antenna hasnt moved.but signal level is really low
Reconrider
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I haven’t paid attention to this chain mail talk, but what antenna do you have?
WoodburyMan
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Same strength for me in Woodbury.
LouieCT
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Now that you mention it, I have noticed significantly lower radio traffic here in the Danbury area. I normally monitor troops A, I and L here....i hope multiple external antenna options and find this to be true on most of them. On my omni X I start pulling in Troop G and H on a more regular basis, I dont normally use that antenna for the CLRM system. Both my SDS100 and 200 seem to act the same.
cvpiradio
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They only have quarterly meetings throughout the year, but good information here also regarding the CLMRN.
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Not sure why some are experiencing a decrease while others aren't seeing any change. Unless they re-routed something or moved some towers ..?
I am using an outdoor Discone antenna
Just something I personally noticed. Once the leaves return to the trees, it does affect reception somewhat. Especially on the 700-800mhz frequencies.
pro961
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I have a BCD996P2 Programmed it in Dec and worked fine. Cannot hear CSP any longer. I programmed it from RR database. I have control channel only checked. Im close enough for Troop I channels. Whistler TRX1 hears it fine. I fooled with programming trying to get it to work. If i put scanner on hold on Troop I control channel I see full bars and ID's but no audio. Scanner working fine on other systems.
When was the last time you listened to them on the 996? I can't remember exactly when, but pretty recently most if not all agencies switched to Phase II which I have been reading other people complain that their 996 didn't do very well with.
Start looking in this thread about here and read from there. Others with the exact same radio with the problems as soon as they switched to Phase II.
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