dano3131
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- Apr 25, 2004
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Possible or not to feed all
Is it possible to feed all on one scanner in the county? Yes you can get about 95% of it all but after looking at this its deemed way too much if you have multiple incidents running at one time you will never hear enough to follow anything. As the Rural feed provider and remote admin for HFD and the SD fire / Rescue systems and I was the original Imperial county provider and may be putting it back? You can't trunk the RCS reliably with most scanners as the RCS losses its end code bits and when this happens no matter what you have in your scan list you will hear everything till they reset the system. I run a device to keep the scanner in check and not allow this most of the time but not all the time hence I forget to turn it on some times. And can only do this to one simulcast system at a time and conventional channels. Any one can be a feed provider if you have decent internet, a scanner to dedicate you split the audio so you can hear it real time and something as small as the right HP thin client. laptop or pc. they are really simple to setup and I have software set up so they can be remotely controlled / modified as needed.
Is it possible to feed all on one scanner in the county? Yes you can get about 95% of it all but after looking at this its deemed way too much if you have multiple incidents running at one time you will never hear enough to follow anything. As the Rural feed provider and remote admin for HFD and the SD fire / Rescue systems and I was the original Imperial county provider and may be putting it back? You can't trunk the RCS reliably with most scanners as the RCS losses its end code bits and when this happens no matter what you have in your scan list you will hear everything till they reset the system. I run a device to keep the scanner in check and not allow this most of the time but not all the time hence I forget to turn it on some times. And can only do this to one simulcast system at a time and conventional channels. Any one can be a feed provider if you have decent internet, a scanner to dedicate you split the audio so you can hear it real time and something as small as the right HP thin client. laptop or pc. they are really simple to setup and I have software set up so they can be remotely controlled / modified as needed.
