LackLand AFB / Uniden Control Channel Mode

[SCPD]

Error in Custom Frequency Table For Uniden Control Channel Mode
For This System

Base: 406.1500
Spacing: 12.5
Offset: 380

001 Lackland AFB
406.36250*
406.50000*
407.16250*
407.36250*
407.76250
407.96250
408.08750
408.15000
408.56250
408.76250
408.96250
410.36250
410.88750 This Freq Is 410.9000 Mhz

i must use trunker to track this system Because the uniden error
How may uniden take note *bc296d and *pro96 *Bc250d All Do the same thing
For this site Any One Have noted changes in newer radios Please Post Reply
and may system admin update the lackland site to show this error.

Bow Wow

 

[ka3jjz]

??? You cannot use control channel only mode for a 400 mhz system - it's only for 800/900 Mhz systems. The title of your message is rather misleading

73s Mike

 

[SCPD]

Wrong The pro96 supports cc Tracking and
The problem is true i will send a you an *.avi File
to show u problem

Ruf Ruf

 

[ka3jjz]

Yeah I learned this just recently. Mea culpa 73s Mike

 

[loumaag]

Error in Custom Frequency Table For Uniden Control Channel Mode
For This System

Base: 406.1500
Spacing: 12.5
Offset: 380

001 Lackland AFB
406.36250*
406.50000*
407.16250*
407.36250*
407.76250
407.96250
408.08750
408.15000
408.56250
408.76250
408.96250
410.36250
410.88750 This Freq Is 410.9000 Mhz

i must use trunker to track this system Because the uniden error
How may uniden take note *bc296d and *pro96 *Bc250d All Do the same thing
For this site Any One Have noted changes in newer radios Please Post Reply
and may system admin update the lackland site to show this error.

Bow Wow

There is a problem with your setup. Either 410.8875 is correct, or the Base/Offset/Spacing is wrong. If the base/offset/spacing you provide above is the only one used and is correct, then 410.8875 is the highest frequency available. 410.9000 is too high to fit the parameters. Since you are using Trunker would you mind attaching the Trunker System file you are using to a reply.

 

[blantonl]

It is possible there are two frequency ranges in use on the system... let's see if we can get to the bottom of this.

 

[loumaag]

It is possible there are two frequency ranges in use on the system... let's see if we can get to the bottom of this.

Yep, that is why I asked for the SYS file.