Does anyone have a suffolk County fire code plug for the xpr 7550 they would be willing to share before I spend the time making one?
Looking for suffolk fire code plug for xpr 7550
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dickie757
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Just a glance shows XPR wont do much. It's a P25 system.
There are a ton of UHF analog frequencies in use throughout the county, it's hardly just the trunked system being used.
dickie757
Wired
Just a glance at this thread and all I see is mention of Suffolk County Fire, no mention of UHF, no mention of a particular hamlet, village, or town, and then when looking at the database, that GTR8000 probably put together, it shows P25, many times.
@may2700 Help yourself and tell them what band your 7550 is, if you want anything outside of Sound Beach or Port Jefferson, etc. Are you willing to copy paste from a CP that wont go into your radio?
@may2700 Help yourself and tell them what band your 7550 is, if you want anything outside of Sound Beach or Port Jefferson, etc. Are you willing to copy paste from a CP that wont go into your radio?
I have one for a 7550e you would have to copy and paste from.
that would be great, can you email it to me? may2700@gmail.com
Are you from the area?
dickie757
Wired
I'm def not from Uranus. I am a New Yorker, and can read info from published data base....I got one a them Regent's deeplomas.
I'm glad you're able to read, because you probably saw there is plenty of analog UHF Fire-Tac and Fire-Talk frequencies listed in the DB
dickie757
Wired
You are chiming into this thread that started in the Motorola Forum, then got moved to NY, just to say I dont know ****?
The dude said nothing about VHF or UHF or 800 or TRBO or P25 or trunk or conventional or any municipality in NY. He asked for a CP for a TRBO and analog radio.....for a County Fire CP. Last I looked, there was no Suffolk, NY.
The dude is not new to RR, but all info provided, suggested his plan wasnt gonna go far.
Maybe put your CP up or contribute...anything.
ya looks like the good stuff is P-25 up that way.
dickie757
Wired
City of Suffolk has no entry because there is no city. Only County. And if only county then P25.
I only stated what the OP asked for which since I can read too, said "COUNTY".....I'm not sure where the city even came into this.
I don't live up that way so I have no way to confirm if any of the other older frequencies that are still listed are still in use. That being said, yes, I agree he'd be way better off with a P-25 device from what I saw when I looked.
Frankly with what I'm seeing he'd be way better off with a P-25 scanner that might receive other things than his "unknown" mono band radio will receive.
I hope it works out for him. QRT now.
