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Identifying a System

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There's s new trunking system here in use, for the Military Base.
Fort Leonard Wood.

How can I identify what type of system it is.
I know it uses at least partial digital audio.

So it is either a
Motorola Type 2 Smartzone
Voice: Analog and APCO25 Common Air (like the Greene County System and Edwards AFB, Ca)
or
Project 25 Standard
Voice: APCO25 Common Air Exclusive

Really haven't listened to it much, mostly running 'Pro96Com' to find the TGIDs in use.
 

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BaLa said:
...Really haven't listened to it much, mostly running 'Pro96Com' to find the TGIDs in use.
If you are using Pro96Com to decode it, it is a Project 25 system, as Pro96Com only works on true APCO Project 25 systems. There will be no analog on the system.
 
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