Schoolcop
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Does anyone know now that Montville is no longer a resident trooper town what Frequency they will now be using? Will it be there 159.3675Mhz ?Thanks for any help Gary.
As the person who has done all the testing for Montville Fire to transition to CLMRN and who has been spearheading the transition, I can tell you that you are not likely to hear any units operating natively from Montville Fire on the CLMRN within the next six months at the earliest. There is the potential you may hear VHF simulcast on CLMRN prior to that, but no units actually transmitting on the system.Montville fire will be going to the new system soon as well.
The pd had apx 6500 p25 PII mobiles. Programming issue?
that would be new britainBeen seeing 2 different sets of radio IDs coming out one 891xxx and the other 894xxx , guessing one is a mobile and the other a portable just don’t know which is which also do we know if officers are issued individual radios or do they hand off to oncoming officers ?
Figured it was a little strange to see a NB ID out that way. I do occasionally see them pop up on B though, so not entirely out of the possibilities that they could end up on a neighbor siteMy bad I meant 86 haha
I added all of Norwich Fire's talkgroups to the database.I also saw Norwich fd switched over to the system too, just A FYI
Norwich Fire is simulcasting at this time due to pagers, but they are entirely on the CLMRN system.Norwich is in the process of switching over. Still using low band, VHF & 7/800
Portables are handed off shift to shift for the patrol officers.Been seeing 2 different sets of radio IDs coming out one 891xxx and the other 894xxx , guessing one is a mobile and the other a portable just don’t know which is which also do we know if officers are issued individual radios or do they hand off to oncoming officers ?