OmensEdge said:
Are they transitioning now ?... Don't you have the BC 25 i card installed ?
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Are they transitioning now ?... Don't you have the BC 25 i card installed ?
OmensEdge
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I do.
I'm just wondering if all the ID numbers and frequencies remain the same, though. I'm not really sure how the MPSCS system works.
I'm just wondering if all the ID numbers and frequencies remain the same, though. I'm not really sure how the MPSCS system works.
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Hate to tell you this, but the 250 won't do the MPSCS.
The newer BC 296D or Pro-96 support this system though.
I apologize for some redundant questions I asked before, I see that
if I thoroughly read your posts, my answers were found within.
Hate to tell you this, but the 250 won't do the MPSCS.
The newer BC 296D or Pro-96 support this system though.
I apologize for some redundant questions I asked before, I see that
if I thoroughly read your posts, my answers were found within.
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Wow. I spend 350 bucks on a great scanner and it won't even pick up the police in my city now. That's harsh.
Anyways, I finally picked up my first couple of trunked transmissions on my scanner earlier. I went ahead and entered the 10 frequencies and about 20 IDs. I wasn't picking up anything so I decided to try what DJ88 suggested with the ID Search feature. The only transmissions I was able to pick up on the Motorola II system in my local area were from the local Metro Transit bus service (which were the only IDs I hadn't entered besides the Fire). Fun eh?
Oh well. Thanks for all the help guys. I'd probably still be trying to figure out how to program the trunked frequencies in my scanner if I hadn't found this site and received your help. I guess I'll probably post now in the Michigan forum and see if I can get any help there as far as trying to be able to pick up any more local, trunked and digital frequencies.
Anyways, I finally picked up my first couple of trunked transmissions on my scanner earlier. I went ahead and entered the 10 frequencies and about 20 IDs. I wasn't picking up anything so I decided to try what DJ88 suggested with the ID Search feature. The only transmissions I was able to pick up on the Motorola II system in my local area were from the local Metro Transit bus service (which were the only IDs I hadn't entered besides the Fire). Fun eh?
Oh well. Thanks for all the help guys. I'd probably still be trying to figure out how to program the trunked frequencies in my scanner if I hadn't found this site and received your help. I guess I'll probably post now in the Michigan forum and see if I can get any help there as far as trying to be able to pick up any more local, trunked and digital frequencies.
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fmon said:
LEIN is Law Enforcement Information Network. Basiclly the computer system they use to track your encounters with LEO's.
fmon
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Makes sense, thank you newbie.
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As well as any licenses you may have (Operator, CCW etc)
No prob & your welcome. I will share what little knowledge I have while taking as much as I can from the forums
No prob & your welcome. I will share what little knowledge I have while taking as much as I can from the forums
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