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Consistent "radio inhibit" P25 sites
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Do those RIDs match up to anything else? I see some repeating #s in there
Is it a constant repeating or does it occur at intervals. My guess would be that the RID is a target of a stun command and the signal repeats until the radio reports successful bricking.
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I would assume that also because that's what inhibit means, but like in the OP I've never seen any site on any other network do that, and you know other states and agencies have 'missing' radios also.
From other state radio systems I've monitored, the first 2 digits of the RID indicate which county the RID is from. If that's the case with these RIDs, then that would be several missing radios from county 79 and county 90; that just seems unlikely unless these were all stolen in one incident.
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Is this a Harris brand radio system? I recall something similar happening on a local EDACS system that was in my area many years ago.
You may have not seen this elsewhere if those other radio systems are from a different manufacturer.
You may have not seen this elsewhere if those other radio systems are from a different manufacturer.
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