CO DTRS Indexing

[Liverdog]

Seems to me that the CO DTRS page has grown so massive (good) that it's becomming a bit difficult to use. Is there any database admin interest in taking the county defined talkgroups and copying (not cut) them to the county map index? Also, I spend most of my time in the SE part of the state, but if I went somewhere else I'd have to do a lot of index searching using the graphical map and the frequency table to find the possible sites that service an area. Could this also be copy-able item into the county map index for Colorado (i.e. "suggested county sites")?

 

[RodStrong]

I agree, would love to see DTR stuff broken down by county. Would be a tough job with some challenges I'm sure, but it would be helpful.

 

[greenthumb]

Good suggestion, however, your request would probably be better served, vetted and handled in the "Administration, Suggestions, and Site Help" forum rather than here in the Colorado forum. This would be a database integration/customization that would be done by Lindsay and not by individual database administrators.

http://www.radioreference.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=78

 

[Liverdog]

GT can you help move it up there?

Thanks

 

[eyes00only]

I may be finally able to get a digital scanner soon, and I think it would be great if ALL the DTRS talkgroups could be listed in numerical order. I did have a chance to borrow a 2096 for a few weeks and it was confusing to just monitor one tower and try to figure out what I was listening to.

Jerry

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Jerry,

Try this link: It will list all the talkgroups in order.
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=329&opt=all_tg#tgs

P.S --------------------------------------------------------------- \/ \/ \/ \/ ----
System Talkgroups
Updated in the last 7 days - Updated in the last 24 hour - List All in one table Show New Talkgroups

 

[eyes00only]

Nevermind:roll:

 

[eyes00only]

MtnBiker2005 / Thanks! That's exactly what I requested!

Jerry