McKean.What county is adding on?
McKean.What county is adding on?
It already is, that's how the data that was just added was acquired.when is the milford site going to be going live
it will be good to hear the starnet system in the milford-matamoras area
You'll hear some PennDOT activity, that's about it. Everything else is either encrypted or will be carried primarily on the Dingmans Ferry site.it will be good to hear the starnet system in the milford-matamoras area
Yes, the ATA site is the McKean Simulcast site. ATA still owns the tower itself.Judging by this license, WQUG532 it seems like Site 1.104 may be the McKean Simulcast Site. The Bradford site was licensed to ATA, but it looks like they transitioned it over to the state.
I'm curious if Site 3.2 is in the Port Allegheny or Smethport area to provide coverage to that part of McKean County? There is a State owned tower and a County owned tower in that area.
MCKE01a: 41°48'32"N 78°22'06"W
McKean County Fire / EMS TGID
20100 - Countywide Response Channel
20101 - East Ops 2
20102 - East Ops 3
20103 - East Ops 4
20104 - East Tac 5
20105 - East Direct
20106 - North Ops 2
20107 - North Ops 3
20108 - North Ops 4
20109 - North Tac 5
20110 - North Direct
20111 - South Ops 2
20112 - South Ops 3
20113 - South Ops 4
20114 - South Tac 5
20115 - South Direct
20116 - Countywide Public Safety (Fire / EMS to Law)
The talkgroups are shared for fire and ems. There are additional channels in the zones however they are analog so I did not list those. I will add those as well later when I have a few moments. Law enforcement will be encrypted however I do not have any info for those TGID's yet.McKean isn't the only place to have done this, but why are there talkgroups named "direct"? To me, a "direct" channel would be something off-network that allows short range comms regardless of network connectivity. It bugs me when this term and "talk-around" are used on talkgroups.
Will these talkgroups above be shared for fire and ems? Interesting that there are 17 of them when zones are typically set up for 16 channels. I'm curious how the radios are zoned and whether any simplex channels will be employed.
Any word on the law enforcement talkgroups, yet? I understand they'll be encrypted.
The SE quadrant of the county around Blossburg would make the most sense. Big gap between existing sites with Rt 15 passing through.I've been getting this for on BRAD31/TIOG06 for a couple of days now. No idea where it's at, possibly Tioga County.
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The SE quadrant of the county around Blossburg would make the most sense. Big gap between existing sites with Rt 15 passing through.
Could be TIOG01 Liberty location 4 FCC Callsign WQOE461 (Commonwealth of Pennsylvania)I've been getting this for on BRAD31/TIOG06 for a couple of days now. No idea where it's at, possibly Tioga County.
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When someone who has never used trunking is asked to name the channels...McKean isn't the only place to have done this, but why are there talkgroups named "direct"? To me, a "direct" channel would be something off-network that allows short range comms regardless of network connectivity. It bugs me when this term and "talk-around" are used on talkgroups.
Will these talkgroups above be shared for fire and ems? Interesting that there are 17 of them when zones are typically set up for 16 channels. I'm curious how the radios are zoned and whether any simplex channels will be employed.
Any word on the law enforcement talkgroups, yet? I understand they'll be encrypted.
Don't forget about the comparators in some cases! 😅When someone who has never used trunking is asked to name the channels...
Direct to the site receiver, direct through the trunking controller, direct out the transmitter, direct to the the listening radio. Just like every other talkgroup.