Trunked?
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FPO703
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They're working on building it now. The information is in the Database
Bucko
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I live across the River from Parkersburg and they are active ( digital of course ).
durango5550
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they are working on it.
what i dont understand is the wheeling is going digital in the near future and going 800mhz so they can be compatible with belmont county ohio ( so the rumor has it ) this is supposed to take place after the rebanding is completed in the region. Now if the new state system is a trunking UHF system why would wheeling go with 800? dont understand that one unless they can patch it over some how.
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what i dont understand is the wheeling is going digital in the near future and going 800mhz so they can be compatible with belmont county ohio ( so the rumor has it ) this is supposed to take place after the rebanding is completed in the region. Now if the new state system is a trunking UHF system why would wheeling go with 800? dont understand that one unless they can patch it over some how.
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brucewarming
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I think your exactly right with the patch idea. Ohio's Marc's system will need to have a way to patch to W.V. interoperabilty system.
antennaman1969
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Wheeling already had an 800 system-went from type I to a IIi. They are licensed for extra frequencies that would work with Belmont County OH's 800 P-16 system. They have enough cross-river police traffic, and all trauma and cardiac patients mostly go across the river to Wheeling; the hospitals have the analog radios on Belmont' s system anyway. Besides, the Northern Panhandle always has to be difficult with the rest of the state, right?
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