Hardin County

[ofd8001]

I noticed some new frequencies have been posted in the database section for Hardin County. Many of them appear to be P25 or NXDN.

Has there been a reduction in transmitter power output as well? I used to hear Hardin County up here in Jefferson County pretty well. About all I now hear is the analog dispatch channel.

Thanks!

 

[alky1234]

They're currently building a VHF P25 system. It should be online in the next couple of months.

 

[ofd8001]

Thanks! Still puzzling why I no longer receive the things I used to (fire ops and SO). Signal was always strong even in summer with leaves on trees.

 

[k4ktr]

Please look at the data base Hardin county is now all p25 and have been for about a month. City of Radcliff and Etown have Ben p25 for about a year the only thing left analog is the Tone out ch. The new County p25 system is a 7 site simulcast. so far it is working great. also some of the old frequency changed. because of interference. The data base is now 100% correct for hardin.

 

[ofd8001]

Ah ha! The "simulcast" explains everything. They get just as good coverage with multiple sites with lower radio "horsepower", resulting in a smaller footprint.

Can you advise if the Broadcastify feed has the new frequencies?

Listening to the fire and SO was good when I could, but nothing lasts forever.

 

[k4ktr]

Ah ha! The "simulcast" explains everything. They get just as good coverage with multiple sites with lower radio "horsepower", resulting in a smaller footprint.

Can you advise if the Broadcastify feed has the new frequencies?

Listening to the fire and SO was good when I could, but nothing lasts forever.

Not sure if the feed has the new stuff yet as i dont run it