fococertim
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Does anybody know the new frequencies for the Forsyth County, GA Sheriff??
Does anybody know the new frequencies for the Forsyth County, GA Sheriff??
I didn't realize Cumming PD and Forsyth County FD were still on VHF. Is it just a simulcast of those agencies' talkgroups on the 800 DTRS, or is there a 2 way link path between 800 and VHF? Roswell Fire does that with UHF and 800. Their dispatch calls go out on the Fulton TRS (which is still analog) and 460.6000 MHz (Roswell's repeater) at the same time. The UHF repeater and the Fire TG are linked together. They do that for the volunteers and for paging.
Yep, Cumming keeps the VHF up in case of a FUBAR.
Larry
A trunking system going FUBAR....noooo!! That never happens.
Sounds like Gwinnett could take a lesson or 2 from them. As far as I know, Gwinnett PD has no back up, except for fail soft. But hey just remember, digital 800 trunking is our salvation....right? All this time I've been drinking regular coffee when I should be drinking 'digital coffee'.
Huh. I didn't know Gwinnett's old legacy 800 system was still online. I'm guessing that all the agencies still have that in their radios as a back up. I thought the old system sounded great when it was used. I listened to it when I lived in Gwinnett a few years back. Even though they have talk groups on the DTRS, Lawrenceville PD uses 154.9050 (state band car-to-car) a lot. It's very active in that area. GCSO uses it too in their prisoner transport vans. I heard rumors that Snellville and Norcross may also be using it, but I haven't confirmed it.