n2hbx
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Setting The Record Straight
You want honesty? OK, I can handle that. Here ya go...
I don't hide the fact that I work for the company that maintains the radio systems for OPD, Orange County, et al. Most of the people that know me already know that. So much for the "OH MY GOD!" factor...
My company has no real interest one way or the other if the PD wants to use clear, secure, digital, analog, or tin cans and string. We're contracted to maintain the system that the customer has in place. Period. We didn't even sell the system. That was Motorola Government Systems in response to the desires of the customer.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed are my own and may not necessarily reflect those of my employer, nor does my employer influence my opinions. I think I'm probably old enough to formulate an opinion on a subject by myself.
I don't have a problem with anyone disagreeing with the decisions made regarding the radio system operation, or anything else for that matter. And I apologize if anyone got the impression that I was "preaching" to them, as that was not my intent. Having said that, I still stand by my opinions in the same way that others here stand by thiers.
BTW, I don't have an XTS radio so I can't listen to OPD either. That's OK. I prefer to listen to the FD anyway, and my MTS2000 works just fine for that.
Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree....
Larry
Stormchaser_35 said:Oh Larry, Before we start a flame war here, lets examine Your History, I have it on good authority that YOU are a service tech for the Motorola Dealer that installed this Monstrosity of a radio system, Did Jerry Schulist your boss send you here to quash the anti encryption argument,
it is kinda funny how you try to shoot down the argument with black helicopters when you have absolutely nothing to lose, Hope the XTS5000 you have in your trailer works well.
FYI Winter Park went over 3 years ago and being such a small department, that the switch was done without fanfare, and frankly no one cares about winter park was the reason.
The reason i bring this up is that if we are going to try to muddy the discussion why not be honest to the people as to why You are in here trying to call us freaks, or is honesty out of the question? or am i incorrect.
It is not a matter of whether we have a right to listen or not, I am sure that will eventually be settled in court at some time, as a US Citizen who has served my country in the military and in Public safety, my feeling on this is that as a citizen we have a RESPONSIBILITY to challenge our Government in a legal debate and through the court system if neccessary if we feel something is not correct.
The Major reason that stuff like this happens is that the general public is #1 Apathetic, #2. Uneducated, #3. Really don't care #4. Afraid
So as a Responsible Citizen I am excercising my right to Disagree and Challenge something that i feel is Unneccessary, Unwarranted, Irresponsibly Sold, Potentially Dangerous, and Contrary to good community relations
You want honesty? OK, I can handle that. Here ya go...
I don't hide the fact that I work for the company that maintains the radio systems for OPD, Orange County, et al. Most of the people that know me already know that. So much for the "OH MY GOD!" factor...
My company has no real interest one way or the other if the PD wants to use clear, secure, digital, analog, or tin cans and string. We're contracted to maintain the system that the customer has in place. Period. We didn't even sell the system. That was Motorola Government Systems in response to the desires of the customer.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed are my own and may not necessarily reflect those of my employer, nor does my employer influence my opinions. I think I'm probably old enough to formulate an opinion on a subject by myself.
I don't have a problem with anyone disagreeing with the decisions made regarding the radio system operation, or anything else for that matter. And I apologize if anyone got the impression that I was "preaching" to them, as that was not my intent. Having said that, I still stand by my opinions in the same way that others here stand by thiers.
BTW, I don't have an XTS radio so I can't listen to OPD either. That's OK. I prefer to listen to the FD anyway, and my MTS2000 works just fine for that.
Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree....
Larry