nr158
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Not right now just fire dispatch 50521
Thank you muchThe live date for pd is Nov 17 and fire Nov 18th
Cutover will be the 18th for LE (encrypted) Fire will cutover on the 19ththurston county emergency radio network :TCern new 700 mhz p25 p2 radio system for all fire pd ems
North Simulcast 772.10625 wacn:BEE00 sid:0afdh-0101
South Simulcast 774.4062 wacn: 0afdh-0102
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New Trunked System Location: Thurston County, WA
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I believe LE will be, for the most part, clear air. There are some encrypted, but haven't heard / seen main TACs being encrypted...Cutover will be the 18th for LE (encrypted) Fire will cutover on the 19th
Hearing them really good on my Unication G5 pager loud and clear from Tacoma with an outside antenna.Are the site frequencies and control channels correct in the RR database? I uploaded from sentinel and am not getting any data control channel signals on the scanner to connect. Trying to tune in from Gig Harbor
Are the frequencies in the database what you have plugged in?G4 pager was loud and clear on "N County" site all the way south to Chehalis area, which is a decent simulcast countywide. It's going to be my primary channel knob other than Yelm. S County wasn't as strong around exit 88.
Yes.Are the site frequencies and control channels correct in the RR database?
I wish I could get a definitive answer on this. Very minimal information coming through my agency. I don't think I'm the only one in the county who relies primarily on F-1 toneouts.My understanding is they will still tone out on the VHF for a while for the two tone pagers. Eventually that will be decommissioned and notification will be done on the P25. I'm not as familiar with the fire side of the change over.
That's frustrating for sure! It is likely an agency thing as TCOMM / TCERN has released quite a bit of information, guidelines, and timelines to user agencies. I would keep asking, and maybe check in with fire dispatch and see if they have anything they can pass on to you etc. As I am on the LE side of things, I didn't pay too much notice to the fire stuff, but I do remember reading somewhere FD would still be on VHF for toning, but I also have heard dispatches go out on, what was the old F1 F2 and F3, can't remember what they are called now.I wish I could get a definitive answer on this. Very minimal information coming through my agency. I don't think I'm the only one in the county who relies primarily on F-1 toneouts.