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What info can be had from knowing the system ID of a trunked system?
 

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buti said:
What info can be had from knowing the system ID of a trunked system?
On moto systems it uniquely identifies that particular system. And if that system happens to be part of a smartzone, you are not left wondering who it belongs to.

Its not that easy on EDACS since they do not hand out unique system ID's.
 

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It's like seeing a pretty girl. Sure she looks good but she looks even better when you know her name.
 
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