OK, I'm just a listener, but I am really tired of the interference problems my local PD (Grenada city) is suffering. It seems that the Yalobusha County Sheriff's department's repeater output is on the city of Grenada's repeater input. This causes problems on a fairly regular basis because the city of Grenada is only about 13 miles from one of the repeaters for the Yalobusha County system. I listen most nights to the Grenada repeater input and the Yalobusha system is strong enough to overwhelm some of the more distant patrol cars here in my city.
I want to get this situation resolved because it seems to cause some consternation amongst some of the city police here but no one has done anything about it in the three years I've been residing in Grenada.
Is there someone I can contact to get the ball rolling to get one of the frequencies changed to something else?
Grenada's PD input is 159.150, and Yalobusha's dispatch output is 159.1575. I don't have a radio capable of differentiating that channel spacing but even if I did the Yalobusha signal is wide and spreads well over onto the adjacent channel.
Is there a solution to this mess or am I, like the local PD, at the mercy of the interference?
I want to get this situation resolved because it seems to cause some consternation amongst some of the city police here but no one has done anything about it in the three years I've been residing in Grenada.
Is there someone I can contact to get the ball rolling to get one of the frequencies changed to something else?
Grenada's PD input is 159.150, and Yalobusha's dispatch output is 159.1575. I don't have a radio capable of differentiating that channel spacing but even if I did the Yalobusha signal is wide and spreads well over onto the adjacent channel.
Is there a solution to this mess or am I, like the local PD, at the mercy of the interference?