airforceflyr
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Will my BC-296 still be able to monitor this system now ??? Thanks !
Radios to migrate to narrowbandThe Land Mobile Radio
migration to narrowband at
Robins will happen the
weekend of Oct. 9-11.
The following LMR
equipment is narrowband
compatible: MTS 2000, XTS
3000, XTS 5000, ASTRO
Saber (hand held radios),
MCS 2000, ASTRO Spectra
(vehicular radios), and the
ASTRO Spectra consollette
(base stations).
The hand held radios indicate
the model number on the
All vehicular and base stations
must say “ASTRO”
Spectra not just Spectra on its
front cover. The MCS 2000’s
model number is on the front
face plate.
If in doubt, ask your Net
Manager or call the Personal
Wireless Communications
Systems office at 926-0066.
If you own radios not listed
above, please contact the
PWCS facility for compatibility
information.
Prior to Oct. 9, radio users
is in good working condition.
Migrating to narrowband
will not fix a broken radio. If
equipment is broken, give
item to your Net Manager.
Your Net Manager will
open a job ticket and deliver
the radio to the 78th
Communications Squadron
PWCS office in Building
270, on the corner of Byron
Street and Martin Luther
King Boulevard.
If your Net Manager is not
(926-4537), and select option
3 to open a job ticket.
You will need to know the
serial number of the radio
when you call this number.
We can not overstress the
importance of coordinating
with your PWCS Net
Manager on all radio issues.
Net Managers must know
the status of all LMR’s they
are responsible for in order to
make this migration a seamless
transition.
Radios to migrate to narrowbandThe Land Mobile Radio
migration to narrowband at
Robins will happen the
weekend of Oct. 9-11.
The following LMR
equipment is narrowband
compatible: MTS 2000, XTS
3000, XTS 5000, ASTRO
Saber (hand held radios),
MCS 2000, ASTRO Spectra
(vehicular radios), and the
ASTRO Spectra consollette
(base stations).
The hand held radios indicate
the model number on the
All vehicular and base stations
must say “ASTRO”
Spectra not just Spectra on its
front cover. The MCS 2000’s
model number is on the front
face plate.
If in doubt, ask your Net
Manager or call the Personal
Wireless Communications
Systems office at 926-0066.
If you own radios not listed
above, please contact the
PWCS facility for compatibility
information.
Prior to Oct. 9, radio users
is in good working condition.
Migrating to narrowband
will not fix a broken radio. If
equipment is broken, give
item to your Net Manager.
Your Net Manager will
open a job ticket and deliver
the radio to the 78th
Communications Squadron
PWCS office in Building
270, on the corner of Byron
Street and Martin Luther
King Boulevard.
If your Net Manager is not
(926-4537), and select option
3 to open a job ticket.
You will need to know the
serial number of the radio
when you call this number.
We can not overstress the
importance of coordinating
with your PWCS Net
Manager on all radio issues.
Net Managers must know
the status of all LMR’s they
are responsible for in order to
make this migration a seamless
transition.
