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Interesting that MECA would deviate from the procedure used by just about every major dispatch center in the country. Thanks for the update. I'm sure that you have inside information about how MECA operates and confer regularly with MECA's managers.For one the call taker is the dispatcher for MECA this is NOT hendricks County...
I, for one, wish you would take your own advice. You can neither request or demand (as you often do) that a thread be locked or a post be removed just because you think it is "rude". Stop it....You can quit with putting down people on this fourm as your area also not a "Moderator of this fourm at hand" Scanner freak is in charge and you are not.*Please close this thread* and lock it down!!!
Pusuit just ended on SE district...Officers asked the officer in pursuit to get rid of back ground news...we can't hear you...kind of hard to kill your siren in a pursuit....transmissions were awful with the siren on.
I've noticed this, too...on analog talkgroups on SAFE-T....transmissions were awful with the siren on.
You know the board might not want to meet like I do with my board meetings, it's summer time and people are doing other things. So they get canceled.I watched WISH's newscast last night and the dispatcher story led off (DirectTV thinks I live in Indianapolis so I can get my Purdue games )
Apparently the old system let the calltaker hear the caller and the radio in the same headset. Now they have the caller in the headset and the radio on a desktop speaker. With 71 other speakers in the room 911 Commander wants the board to spend $350K to buy a device to put the radio in their headset too, but the board won't meet to approve because they don't see the need.
That's relatively easy to do when you have a vehicle-mounted radio. Since MECA is issuing the police officers only handhelds, there would have to be some sort of RF sensing device that cut the siren when the radio was keyed. On the other hand, the fire apparatus mostly have vehicle-mounted radios.I remember seeing a COPS episode where the pursuing office's siren was auto killed when he hit is PTT key, once the key was released the siren came back on. Has MECA consider this option??
You know the board might not want to meet like I do with my board meetings, it's summer time and people are doing other things. So they get canceled.
If it's serious enough for a public official to come on the news and say "someone could die from this" -- I think at least one meeting might be in order.
I would hope the board that you run doesn't involve public safety if you cancel them whenever you have something else to do.
Yep, sure does. So what. That's life, join it and do something about it or remain anonymous poster wanting to talk the talk but not walk the walk.
Interesting that MECA would deviate from the procedure used by just about every major dispatch center in the country. Thanks for the update. I'm sure that you have inside information about how MECA operates and confer regularly with MECA's managers.
Ok, I have a question.If youwill look at MMCCARDIA posting #24 of this fourm you will see that he is getting the MECA signal fine in his home and he lives in my area of 79Th and Michigan Road.
Sounds to me like he is on a real subscriber radio and talking about getting in to the system - not trying to listen to it on a made in China wideband scanner.On analog I might not be able to hit in from inside my house--now its perfect.