Stac 5

[datainmotion]

STAC 5 is supposedly a statewide analog channel. What are the other 4? Are they I-Tac 1-4?

 

[Troop]

STAC 5 is supposedly a statewide analog channel. What are the other 4? Are they I-Tac 1-4?

yep, I think STAC5 is a simplex channel, if I key up on it, It doesnt sound like it hits a repeater anywhere.

 

[skipshark773]

STAC5 is definately a simplex, it is for low power portable use. The other statewide analog channels would be the I-TACs. They are repeated in some areas along the front range. The SIMPX channels are P-25 simplex.

 

[jeffreyinberthoud]

stac 5

OK .......ill try
..................Keneth what is nthe frequency???????????????

 

[datainmotion]

yep, I think STAC5 is a simplex channel, if I key up on it, It doesnt sound like it hits a repeater anywhere.

I love info right from a user of the system!

Thanks Troop.

 

[datainmotion]

STAC5 is definately a simplex, it is for low power portable use. The other statewide analog channels would be the I-TACs. They are repeated in some areas along the front range. The SIMPX channels are P-25 simplex.

Yes, I pulled the channel from the RR Database. And that's what I thought - I-Tac 1-4

Thanks!

 

[datainmotion]

OK .......ill try
..................Keneth what is nthe frequency???????????????

From http://radioreference.com/modules.php?name=TRSDB&sid=329

Statewide Analog Low Power Channel (Simplex or Portable Repeater):

STAC 5 - 868.7875 MHz 156.7 PL

I assume it stands for State Tactical 5

 

[rckydenver]

Try this old tread it shows all 5. http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11850&highlight=itac look for #7...Hope this is what your looking for.