Your local NOAA weather frequency is 162.475 MHz in Macon. If you can't receive that, there is a problem with your scanner. If you hear static, you have audio. I see several problems with your programming. As setup, you should be able receive but you will often be clipping the audio on the beginning of transmissions. You have the same Central Georgia Regional Bibb County site on 3 different systems. You should have only a single system using that site with the talkgroups in different scan lists. While scanning the site on one system, you will be missing the beginning of any transmissions on the other 2 systems. If all of the talkgroups are using a single system, the scanner will immediatlely go to traffic on any talkgroup. Since Bibb Co has only a single site, I would set Multi Site Mode to Off. As presently setup, you will be able to scan only the Houston County OR Peach County site. With Multi Site Mode set to Roam, the scanner will find the site with the best control channel signal and stay there. If you change Multi Site Mode to STAT (Stationary), The system will scan both sites. Another option is to set up 2 systems with one using the Houston County site and the other using the Peach County site with the same talkgroups on each system. The talkgroups on one system would be assigned to a scan list and the talkgroups on the other system would be assigned to a different scan list. Multi Site Mode for both systems would be set to Off. That would enable you to select the Houston County site, the Peach County site, or both by selecting scan lists. I would also set digital audio AGC to Off. The AGC action can increase garbled audio problems when dealing with simulcast.
