ScubaJungle
Active Member
With the recent events, Ive found dozens of new talk groups and Ive also realized that when a talk group is added to your DB, you can no longer see when someone is transmitting to multiple TGs (patched? not sure of the correct word for it)
For example - an unknown TG will show up and show the main TG, for example, 2000, and then another TG that is also part of the "call" for example, 2020, as:
P25 System xxx
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Unknown
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2000 2020
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Once group 2000 is added to your TG list, you can no longer see which groups are being "patched" or included in the call.
Is there any way to see this? Just to test it, I removed a busy TG and saw that different TGs were routinely added to the call, but once back in the list, they no longer showed.
I imagine most people dont even know that this is happening since they cant see it, but it would be really insightful to be able to see it to see which TGs are linked, work together, etc. It would be especially helpful for identifying unknown TGs.
For example - an unknown TG will show up and show the main TG, for example, 2000, and then another TG that is also part of the "call" for example, 2020, as:
P25 System xxx
----------
Unknown
----------
2000 2020
----------
Once group 2000 is added to your TG list, you can no longer see which groups are being "patched" or included in the call.
Is there any way to see this? Just to test it, I removed a busy TG and saw that different TGs were routinely added to the call, but once back in the list, they no longer showed.
I imagine most people dont even know that this is happening since they cant see it, but it would be really insightful to be able to see it to see which TGs are linked, work together, etc. It would be especially helpful for identifying unknown TGs.