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WHAT IS PRO VOICE AND CAN BE MONITORED ON A NEW DIG SCANNER
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medic9351301 said:
Nope. You must purchase and program an actual ProVoice radio to monitor ProVoice. Do a search on the forums and you'll find out the details. I don't have a provoice system near me that I'd be interested in, so I can't help any more than that.
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precoislen
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Like AZScanner stated, you can not monitor ProVoice on an digital scanner or any scanner for that matter. There is an good posting in the Texas forums that has been "stickied" giving an run down on San Antonio's ProVoice system. Saw where you had posted some questions about Texas DPS/ Rangers so I take it that is your target area you are looking for (Texas)
ProVoice is an type of "digital modulation" for EDACS radio systems.
ProVoice is an type of "digital modulation" for EDACS radio systems.
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precoislen said:
Some day if it gets asked enough the 'first' answer might even be correct.
ProVoice is M/A-COM's digital voice system, used on their CONVENTIONAL systems and Trunked (EDACS) systems.
precoislen
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N-Jay,
That's why I used the "" on the modulation part. Appreciate the correction.
Now at least his questions have been answered and hopefully he has an starting point to reference for more information.
That's why I used the "" on the modulation part. Appreciate the correction.
Now at least his questions have been answered and hopefully he has an starting point to reference for more information.
Re: help ya
But ya gotta just let it go. Complaining about it can get you in trouble.
We are going to have to live the fact that some peoples knee-jerk response to everything is to be spoon fed.
*sigh*
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=13093
If you have not seen this already, it'll be good for a few laffs:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=14046
Yeah.250d said:
But ya gotta just let it go. Complaining about it can get you in trouble.We are going to have to live the fact that some peoples knee-jerk response to everything is to be spoon fed.
*sigh*
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=13093
If you have not seen this already, it'll be good for a few laffs:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=14046
I guess I better provide a dumbed down .. errr .. expanded translation of what I just said before someone else goes into orbit.crayon said:
What this means is that it is okay to be a newbie. But, please, try not to be a spoonie. (did I just coin a new term there?
)We all have to start at some point and learn from there. That being said, there is a difference between those that have tried to find an answer to a question and those that just ask the first question that comes to mind without doing research.
medic9351301, we all welcome here at the rr.com fourms and we look forward to any more questions from you in the future. The good news is that most of them might already be answered for you!!
You might have to look through some past posts to find them, but at least you will have instant gratifiaction!!
mr_hankey
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sp00b...
seriously though, i'm a relative n00b to distributed networks, but i still try to use SEARCH before i start a discussion on something _potentially_ covered before...
but i HAVE been flamed in some rare situations where i didn't dig deep enough before posting...
wanna monitor ProVoice? get a ProVoice radio.
seriously though, i'm a relative n00b to distributed networks, but i still try to use SEARCH before i start a discussion on something _potentially_ covered before...
but i HAVE been flamed in some rare situations where i didn't dig deep enough before posting...
wanna monitor ProVoice? get a ProVoice radio.
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