I wonder if its possiable to but a nexedge radio online with the programming software and cables ect. ( i know it would cost a fortune), but theoretically would it be possiable to buy a radio, programmit to romes uhf frequencies and listen in
I wonder if its possiable to but a nexedge radio online with the programming software and cables ect. ( i know it would cost a fortune), but theoretically would it be possiable to buy a radio, programmit to romes uhf frequencies and listen in
not that having a non-standards compliant digital radio system is a bad thing, except when it comes to... oh, say... law enforcement officer safety. a certain other law enforcement agency used to have an EDACS radio in their patrol cars with Rome police and fire programmed in addition to Utica and New Hartford. so now if the proverbial "stuff" hits the fan in Rome, Oneida County 9-1-1 has to humanly relay that to county MRD versus just tuning in on the EDACS radio.
fire & EMS fairs no better in this respect either.
what a HUGE step forward in interoperability!
And in regards to an earlier post remember it doesn't matter if Rome is NXDN Digital Lewis county is APCO25 there will always be analog simplex and that is what agencies would use for inter operable communications they don't need to talk on every two way radio system in the area to be inter operable
ooh ok, i was unaware of that. I know the company who survey lewis county did a 110 page report detailing how a new system would be, id love to get my hands on that. seems stupid to put lewis on a p25 system, no need for it up here.
Federal Engineering? if Susan is involved I'd love to get my hands on that too
But on a more serious note... when these counties, like the CNYICC group, apply for frequencies, would it be to their advantage or disadvantage to get a blanket license for all frequencies in a regional area radio network? I only say that because it sounds like the CNYICC network is going to be a bear to interop CNYICC county to county because each county got different frequencies. I still don't think there is a clear cut answer from the Moto engineers on how a pursuit can "roam" from county to county or even whose 9-1-1 PSAP runs that pursuit. why have a multi million dollar radio network if you can't even talk to your neighboring counties, even when sharing the same master site!?