Trunking in Argentina

[icepick4u]

i greatly appreciate any information regarding trunking in argentina

As i know the main system in Buenos Aires is a EDACS based , and also have some Motorola for back up and fire Dept. use only

i try to find de correct sequence in the frequencies

i have a BC 780

TIA

 

[icepick4u]

Bump....

 

[SAR923]

I think you're going to have to hope that there are some other scanner enthusiast in Argentina that have frequency information for Argentina. This is the only information I could find from Google:

Trunked radio system for "Trenes de Buenos Aires" in Buenos Aires, Argentina (MPT1327, 6 cells, 27 channels, PABX, line dispatchers, pooled channels) this system is expected to be ready for receipt in June, 1998. Band 806-860 MHz.

 

[Voyager]

I think you're going to have to hope that there are some other scanner enthusiast in Argentina that have frequency information for Argentina. This is the only information I could find from Google:

Trunked radio system for "Trenes de Buenos Aires" in Buenos Aires, Argentina (MPT1327, 6 cells, 27 channels, PABX, line dispatchers, pooled channels) this system is expected to be ready for receipt in June, 1998. Band 806-860 MHz.

If it is that system, MPT1327 is not scannable with any scanner currently made.

Joe M.

 

[icepick4u]

I think you're going to have to hope that there are some other scanner enthusiast in Argentina that have frequency information for Argentina. This is the only information I could find from Google:

Trunked radio system for "Trenes de Buenos Aires" in Buenos Aires, Argentina (MPT1327, 6 cells, 27 channels, PABX, line dispatchers, pooled channels) this system is expected to be ready for receipt in June, 1998. Band 806-860 MHz.

Thankx for your search, but , i can't find a bit in google, downhere are just a few trunktrackers , i don't konw why

any way i have 5 groups working, no full scan , but are decent coverage

and the logical secuence are ilogical ,

thankx again for your help

 

[icepick4u]

I think you're going to have to hope that there are some other scanner enthusiast in Argentina that have frequency information for Argentina. This is the only information I could find from Google:

Trunked radio system for "Trenes de Buenos Aires" in Buenos Aires, Argentina (MPT1327, 6 cells, 27 channels, PABX, line dispatchers, pooled channels) this system is expected to be ready for receipt in June, 1998. Band 806-860 MHz.

If it is that system, MPT1327 is not scannable with any scanner currently made.

Joe M.

thankx for the info, but my intention is only hear a police traffic