Mayfield KY Fire/Graves Co EMS
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There has been nothing posted about giving up on the system. The sites have been listed they may be waiting for all sites to get put in before powering up and testing.
If I remember the West Ky completion date is in 2023 if I remember what I read.
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Post 1 & 2 districts haven’t even been turned on yet and your asking about Lexington and Frankfort sites and when they will be turned on. I know your not familiar with the process, but it takes a lot of resources to get a single site online let alone all the ones slated for use in 1 & 2. Most of the sites are being upgraded with newer infrastructure and some are being built from the ground up, It’s not a cheap or fast process by any stretch of imagination.
You’ve made repetitive posts in other threads here on the Kentucky forums, and, everytime someone has given you an answer you move on to creating speculation or giving useless information about systems not even remotely close to Kentucky.
Also a small history lesson, Georgetown never used ProVoice, just straight analog voice with two sites covering the entire county. A true disaster in every since that has been resolved with the implementation of a 6 site P25 trunked system & AES-256 encryption.
Anyone officially and/or directly working on this system is not going to give you or the forums answers and as another forum member has already said “Keep monitorring in scanner land, when you find a site then its online.”
I’m familiar with the process I was not talking about Georgetown using pro voice..I said when Florida switched to edacs pro voice in 2005 they switched from p25 to provoice in the summer of 2005 and they didn’t power everything up to all the sites was built and ready to come online I’m from Stuart Florida I moved up here in 2010 I’m sorry if I caused confusion in my reply
The best way to ask a question if you miss a post from one of us is that are actively looking for CC Data as 1 of my 20 plus scanners already has the POST 1 sites in it looking for and ready to log Data and that is all it is running.
Has anyone logged any traffic on the new KSP TRS in the POST 1 or POST 2 area yet?
Has anyone logged any traffic on the new KSP TRS in the POST 1 or POST 2 area yet?
Anyone currently monitoring MFD/GCEMS?
I cannot monitor the agency on the RR database frequencies used before the 2020 tornado.
Thank you
Richard
In answer to my orginal question I monitored MFD/GCEMS on my handheld in Mayfield. Possibly a tower and or power change resulting in me being unable to monitor from Paducah.
I cannot monitor the agency on the RR database frequencies used before the 2020 tornado.
Thank you
Richard
In answer to my orginal question I monitored MFD/GCEMS on my handheld in Mayfield. Possibly a tower and or power change resulting in me being unable to monitor from Paducah.
The tower has been going down hill since before the tornado. In the last few months, units are unable to use portable in most spots away from the city and some areas their trucks won’t even hear dispatch. Trucks are barley able to communicate from Paducah. Half the time they have to wait till they are back in the county to tell dispatch their mileage and time an. It’s not your scanner , it’s an actual repeater issue. They are very aware.
Thank you sir.
thepilot21
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Hello all,
I just found this thread... I haven't been on RR much in a long time and I'm not one for talking a lot, but I thought I would take a moment to contribute.
Mayfield Fire and Mayfield/Graves County Ambulance can be heard on 159.465 NAC 345 and I'm not sure why no one has ever corrected the database. They have been on that frequency for a number of years, since before I was listening. I moved to the area in 2009 and it took me awhile to figure out why I could never hear anything and I finally thought to check the input frequency that was on RR. This was before RR limited that to paying members. One can hear something on 151.295 when the repeater is putting out something, but it's not any kind of P25 that my radio can pick up which I've always been puzzled by. I'm limited to a BCD396XT by the way. But it's safe to say RR has had the input and output reversed for quite some time. I'll see if maybe I can finally submit some info.
I just found this thread... I haven't been on RR much in a long time and I'm not one for talking a lot, but I thought I would take a moment to contribute.
Mayfield Fire and Mayfield/Graves County Ambulance can be heard on 159.465 NAC 345 and I'm not sure why no one has ever corrected the database. They have been on that frequency for a number of years, since before I was listening. I moved to the area in 2009 and it took me awhile to figure out why I could never hear anything and I finally thought to check the input frequency that was on RR. This was before RR limited that to paying members. One can hear something on 151.295 when the repeater is putting out something, but it's not any kind of P25 that my radio can pick up which I've always been puzzled by. I'm limited to a BCD396XT by the way. But it's safe to say RR has had the input and output reversed for quite some time. I'll see if maybe I can finally submit some info.
