Two possibilities in your area that were LTR-NET users: Central Valley (Illion) and South Lewis (Turin).
Thanks for the tips. From the audio cues today, I confirmed TG 48 is indeed the Central Valley CSD.
Two possibilities in your area that were LTR-NET users: Central Valley (Illion) and South Lewis (Turin).
It looks like TG 33 is Avoca CSD which is adjacent to Wayland-Cohocton and between there and the Hornell district.I suspect TG 33 is Wayland-Cohocton but most activity heard seems to be special BOCES runs and unit said "before I head down to Hornell". Nothing mentions any address or school in their district. Only heard intermittently, probably when a unit is in a high location and affiliates with S Bristol. Canaseraga CSD is also a possibility since the TG seems to be consistently present on Dansville where I can't track voice activity.
I believe they are Kenwood NX series but I don't know specific model numbers.What radios are they using on the system?
I believe they are Kenwood NX series but I don't know specific model numbers.
The old LTR-NET system used Kenwood TK- x80 & x180 radios with custom firmware. This system seems to be standard Kenwood Nexedge.
As of last night, they were still LTR-Net, I've been watching. Seeing how there really aren't any users in the Erie/Niagara area on the LTR-Net, I would think that it would be low on the priority list to upgrade/update thoseThere are a few LTR sites out west that haven't been converted to NXDN yet, or at least no one has reported them converted. Check the LTR system in the database and start to pay attention to those frequencies. You can also look through the Mobiletech/Terry Pfeiffer licenses for NXDN emissions being added, however last time I looked they were still NFM.