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cohenner5377

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When programming a scanner, you never want to have more than one trunked frequency in the same bank as another. Conventional freqs are okay.

However, when you have a system like Delaware, where there are multiple sites, each with its own group of freqs, do you have to program them separtely, or can you put all of the sites in the same bank?

David
 

doctordave

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David,

Before I migrated to 396/996 radios (and got away from having a very limited number of banks), I allowed non-competing trunked systems to share banks. For example, NewCastle Co DE 800 & Sussex DE 800 shared one bank. I never found myself in a location where the radio would copy BOTH the CC for NCC & Sussex....so it worked fine. BTW, I simply use the main sites' frequencies for each county (001, 002, 003)....haven't found it necessary to program any of the other sites in. ID scan lists 1-5 were NCC and 6-10 Sussex, in my case.

I must say, the new Unidens have been a breath of fresh air in this respect. No more cramming systems into limited space.
 
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