SIRN & Pro-106

[kc4jgc]

Are custom tables required? I see tables for the Pro-96/2096 but nothing newer.
It seems to work fine without custom tables in the eastern panhandle but seems awfully quiet elsewhere in the state.

 

[Bubba1661]

WV SIRN

Are custom tables required? I see tables for the Pro-96/2096 but nothing newer.
It seems to work fine without custom tables in the eastern panhandle but seems awfully quiet elsewhere in the state.

Once you put in the CCs & ALT CCs it will put in the tables automatically.

 

[kc4jgc]

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Thanks Bubba, for confirming custom tables aren't required. Since it works fine in Jefferson & Berkely counties (lotsa traffic there) that I had things entered right. I had some doubts because of the lack of activity received elsewhere. Just pulled into Lewisburg less than an hour ago; haven't heard anything on the system other than WVSP Beckley. I normally hear Princeton PD from here; nothing yet tonight though.

 

[ab8sn]

Hey Steve

Your lack of activity is probably because most agencies aren't using it "mission critical" comms yet. I know Jefferson, Mercer, Harrison, Marion, and Monongalia Cos are 100% on the system, that would contribute to the high level of activity. Greenbrier Co is still on UHF analog but they do have a few TG's on the system. I work for Nicholas Co and we are starting to use the system more but still have our legacy freqs for portable coverage.

73s and hope this helps

Chad

 

[kc4jgc]

Thanks Chad for replying. Sorry for the multiple posts to Bubba comment. I kept getting "connection failure" on my phone, not knowing my post had actually made it. If a mod could delete the multiples that would be cool.

I heard Greenbrier Co. comms all night long while I was sleeping. Even WVSP traffic on SIRN was few and far between. Even prior trips to the Charleston area, which I understand is on the system seemed light on traffic. Last time I was there traffic appeared to be closer to what I would call "normal". I have had the conventional freqs for southern and western counties programmed.

Thanks to you both, 73