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Scut

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NOW I'm confused !!
LOL
I heard they were actually going on the new system today so when I have time I will tune in.
Thanks for the rapid response.

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They cut over to their new system in Troop B this past Monday night. Right now it is using the same transmitter sites, ERP, and antennas so RF coverage is not expected to improve. They will be adding an additional site in the Somerset County to improve coverage. The new system uses a digital transport vs to old analog. This results in improved audio in overlap coverage areas.

Also the new system is capable of digital operation. I do not know if they plan to use digital on any talkgroups anytime soon.

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It's still off-topic

Hey, Lindsey! The boldface lettering didn't work, either. How about trying VERY BIG LETTERS instead?

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when u say that talkgroups wont be digital, does that mean I can still listen to NJSP on my analog scanner, or will i have to get a digital one.
 

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From what I heard they have no intentions on using digital for the current day to day traffic on the system. Some talkgroups may go over to digital in the future, especially anything they may want to be sucure. But as I said right now there are no plans for digital on the system.

George
 
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