Can someone confirm whether the Cox Communications Trunking System, San Diego, California - Scanner Frequencies sites are actually LTR or are they DMR? It seems either the system type of LTR is wrong or the comment about it being DCC 0 is.
Cox LTR or DMR?
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It doesn’t say anything about DMR.
LTR Passport uses the same term (DCC)
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LTR Passport uses the same term (DCC)
LTR Passport Decoder Project
Passport Checksum??? Anyone been able to figure out the Passport Checksum routine? Just curious - I haven't been able to see any patterns. Chris KD4YGG
@MtnBiker2005: Learned something new. Thanks for that! Just one bit always seemed awfully limited, especially when there was more of it out there.
Can anyone confirm if that system is still online? Can’t say I’ve ever noticed Passport in the VHF range.
Looks like one of their frequencies 152.6075 is now a regular DMR non-trunked repeater. DSD+ showing DMR BS DCC: 11 idle messages.
Edit: A second passport freq is also now DMR conventional, 152.1875 is showing DMR BS DCC:12 idle.
I’ll keep looking but I suspect Cox replaced the Passport system with conventional DMR repeaters.
Anybody know their license? Nothing is coming back in an FCC search for that frequency range.
Edit: A second passport freq is also now DMR conventional, 152.1875 is showing DMR BS DCC:12 idle.
I’ll keep looking but I suspect Cox replaced the Passport system with conventional DMR repeaters.
Anybody know their license? Nothing is coming back in an FCC search for that frequency range.
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