I Have a Unication G3 with UHF-C band and VHF. I am Located in the Eastern WV Panhandle, I am monitoring the WV SIRN P25 Phase II system, I have noticed a problem with me G3 that has not been an issue in the past. I Monitor the Kearneysville and Martinsburg sites, I have 25 Talkgroups that are in the list of talkgroups i want to listen to. I have noticed that there are random talkgroups that are not in the list that now scan along with the 25 P25 talkgroups that i have programmed into that knob. I have Berkeley County, WV Fire (and the various tac channels), Berkeley County, WV Law, Jefferson County, WV Fire (and the various tac channels), Jefferson County, WV Law, WVSP Troop 2 CMD (Charles Town), and the Frederick County, Virginia P25 Patch (and various Tac channels) programmed into the pager. some Medcom Channels, and Berkeley & Jefferson Government Channels that aren't programmed into the scan list make their way into the pager. Is there a fix to this issue? and help is greatly appreciated.
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G3 scanning random talkgroups on digital trunking scan
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