I'm interested as well to see how it does on RAS systems. I'm too far away at home here to test on Hopatcong PD.
I haven’t noticed any issues Vernon PD
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I'm interested as well to see how it does on RAS systems. I'm too far away at home here to test on Hopatcong PD.
I haven’t noticed any issues Vernon PD
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How are they programmed in the scanner? OFT, or by TG?
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I have it programmed as OFT just multiple sites though for PD/FD/EMS
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Cool. Gotcha.
If you don’t mind, could you try it the other way, and see if the scanner could pick it up using TG method?
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Sure thing let me try and figure it out
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One Frequency Trunked systems don't use LCNs.
I miss spoke I meant to say for the most part programming DMR as OTF is the way to go at least in my case
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I’m interesting in seeing if OFT vs TG and the response time of the scanner. People were saying because of RAS transmissions get cut off.
Hoping this SDS solves that completely.
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Interesting. What part of Staten Island are you located?
So far my BCD436HP and HP2 are out performing my SDS-100 on the New Jersey Interoperability Communications System, Maryland FIRST, and West Virginia SIRN on my trip to our weekend place in WV. The Unication G5 is beating both.
UPDATE: Fault found with the SDS-100's antenna connector. Not sure what it is yet, but will examine further later.
After pleading with Uniden to help me with my simulcast issues with my BCD436, they refused to acknowledge the problem.
Today I received am email from scanner master in reference to the SDS:
"This is the first scanner to signal the end of the notorious digital trunking simulcast distortion problem! Hallelujah and thank you, Uniden!"
Nope. Sorry. Not going to fool me twice. Uniden will never get another cent from me.
Looking forward to a new G5.
Uniden never marketed the 436 as a solution for simulcast. So I'm not sure why you would expect them to do a whole lot when you're using the radio to do something it wasn't really designed to do.