Lex Co Fire Tones
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jeffmulter
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Caesar - Are you corresponding with the spirit world again ?
bpalmer
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Not sure of anywhere else but just about every time I learn which fire tones go where, they change them.
haha, whatever do you mean! ;-P
jeffmulter
Member
I saw your "reply" ...
"You're Welcome! I have confirmed them all with my BCT-15 and submitted them to brian to be added to database so probably later today or tomorrow they will be added."
... but what was the original post you replied to ?
"You're Welcome! I have confirmed them all with my BCT-15 and submitted them to brian to be added to database so probably later today or tomorrow they will be added."
... but what was the original post you replied to ?
ka3jjz
Wiki Admin Emeritus
Caeser, these should not be stored in the database. Rather they should be put into the wiki.
I recently finished - more or less - a project called 'collaboration' which involved moving things like this out of the database so that others can be responsible for entering and maintaining this data, rather than the administrators.
If you need help in figuring out how to enter this data, please email or pmail me, or Bezking, or get in touch with Bob W9RXR who is now the wiki administrator. It's quite simple, really - no need to get too complicated with data like this
73 Mike
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I had it in original MS Word Doc but was unable to upload for submissions
You should recall, you were one trying to figure out and asking as well.
http://forums.radioreference.com/so...-forum/73275-lexington-county-fire-tones.html
http://forums.radioreference.com/south-carolina-radio-discussion-forum/151575-lcfd-vhf-tones.html
ok, talked with Brian and he is busy this evening and since Mike describes adding to wiki so easy! lol I created account and added it to the lexington county page, hope it looks alright to yall.
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