Post your pro-96 files

[NeWcS]

Just wanted to take alook at everyone's Win96 files.

Ill post mine when I get home tonight.

-Jay
Parker

 

[scanlist]

I released 2 files in August for the general public. Metro Trunked and Metro Conventional both are at:

http://www.radiohacker.com/scanlist/

File links are in the middle of the page along with other area related list files.

 

[ka3jjz]

You can also find p96 files in the following Yahoo groups:

Pro-96 Yahoo Group - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PRO-96/?yguid=45394700
Pro96 Yahoo Group - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PRO96/?yguid=45394700
GRE Yahoo Group - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RS_GRE-Digital-Scanner/?yguid=45394700

and though I don't belong to this group, it would be very surprising if there were no files here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScanColo/

73s Mike

 

[NeWcS]

Here's what I have. If anyone wants to look them over and tell if ive missed anything.

One is my Metro Area and another is a MilAir I put together.

I live in Parker if that helps.

-Jay

 

[NeWcS]

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScanColo/

Everytime I try to goto this group I get:

Sorry, this group is available to members ONLY.
You are not allowed to access this group.

Anyone know why?

-Jay

 

[scnnr]

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Everytime I try to goto this group I get:

Sorry, this group is available to members ONLY.
You are not allowed to access this group.
Anyone know why?
Jay

Yup, you have to join, if you already belong to a bunch of yahoo groups there is nothing to it just click on join this group

 

[NeWcS]

It doesnt give me option tp join?

If I do a search ot doesnt even come up?

-Jay

 

[ColoradoRedlands]

ScanColo

Yes, I have had the same problem, it doesn't give you an option to join the group.

Im moving to Colorado in October and thought it might be a good group to check out.

Chris

 

[jimmnn]

Re: ScanColo

Yes, I have had the same problem, it doesn't give you an option to join the group.

Im moving to Colorado in October and thought it might be a good group to check out.

Chris

New membership into ScanColo has been closed for months but don't worry there are lots of other reliable sources, including right here>.

Jim<

 

[abqscan]

Jay, didn't you get kicked out of that club on yahoo a while back?

Erik

 

[NeWcS]

Jay, didn't you get kicked out of that club on yahoo a while back?

Erik

Ya but I figured enough time has past. I was banned for a dumb reasson anyways. But it was my fault.

-Jay

 

[BobWeb]

Was that the whole deal around the posting of the Aurora info?

 

[BobWeb]

I released 2 files in August for the general public. Metro Trunked and Metro Conventional both are at:

http://www.radiohacker.com/scanlist/

File links are in the middle of the page along with other area related list files.

Is that your site? If so, very cool if I do say so myself.

 

[NeWcS]

Was that the whole deal around the posting of the Aurora info?

Ya, Thats why! Like it was top secret info. I was wrong but I don't think getting banned was called for.

Oh well, live and learn

-Jay

 

[scanlist]

Is that your site? If so, very cool if I do say so myself.

The guy who owns the site hosts my online publications and radio specific files I release since I don't have a lot of time to maintain a site myself these days. The webmaster is also a great resource for verifying information in the Southern portions of the metro area and does an excellent job of watching the progression of new Aurora system.

Updates are currently in the works. Data collected from the new PRO96COM control channel utility program will definately impact the DTRS scanlist info, p96 file and the pending ARC250 file.

 

[NeWcS]

I released 2 files in August for the general public. Metro Trunked and Metro Conventional both are at:

http://www.radiohacker.com/scanlist/

File links are in the middle of the page along with other area related list files.

In your Conv. file there are RX modes CT/DC with # to the right. Can you explain what these are and how you got the #'S?

Thank you

-Jay

 

[jimmnn]

I released 2 files in August for the general public. Metro Trunked and Metro Conventional both are at:

http://www.radiohacker.com/scanlist/

File links are in the middle of the page along with other area related list files.

In your Conv. file there are RX modes CT/DC with # to the right. Can you explain what these are and how you got the #'S?

Thank you

-Jay

Jay are you referring to 127.3, 156.7, 146.2 etc? Those are CTCSS and or more often referred to as PL tones. "Private Line". They are listed in many published sources and you can also track and search them out with many commercial tone finders.

Jim< :roll:

 

[NeWcS]

Thanks, That makes no sense to me, but oh well

-Jay

 

[jimmnn]

Thanks, That makes no sense to me, but oh well

-Jay

I'm not an electrical engineer but the analogy I like to use is multiple towing companies all operating on the same frequency lets say 464.125 but even though they are on the same frequency they never hear each others transmissions because there radio send a subaudiable tone (PL) each time they key up>> Following me yet?

So numerous agencies can basically use the same frequency without interferance, some examples include 153.845 used by Gilpin and Morgan Counties and 155.025 used by Clear Creek EMS & EMS and CU PD in Boulder. As a test monitor those frequencies with PL programmed in and turned on and PL turned off.

Jim<

 

[NeWcS]

Much better!!!!!

Thanks for the leasson!!! So how did you get the CT/DC #'s?

-Jay