robbinsj2
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With the simulcasting, wouldn't all Troop A towers be putting out the same traffic? So if anyone on a Troop A tower is affiliated with a talkgroup, it'll come over all the troop A towers?
I took Rocket's post to mean that each troop was effectively a zone, not that each tower was its own zone. Talkgroups that were statewide would now only be transmitted statewide if a radio in each troop is currently affiliated to it.
EWA: dispatchers could conceivably patch two or more talkgroups together if a BOLO spans counties. Whether NJSP wants to give that sort of control to local municipal dispatchers, or whether they want to be bothered to set up and terminate the patches themselves, is another matter. Around me each county has their own conventional channel (SPEN is available but generally eschewed) so multiple talkgroups wouldn't be much different even without the patching.
Jim
I took Rocket's post to mean that each troop was effectively a zone, not that each tower was its own zone. Talkgroups that were statewide would now only be transmitted statewide if a radio in each troop is currently affiliated to it.
EWA: dispatchers could conceivably patch two or more talkgroups together if a BOLO spans counties. Whether NJSP wants to give that sort of control to local municipal dispatchers, or whether they want to be bothered to set up and terminate the patches themselves, is another matter. Around me each county has their own conventional channel (SPEN is available but generally eschewed) so multiple talkgroups wouldn't be much different even without the patching.
Jim