Our airport TSA is 172.90000 001NAC P25. How do I enter that into sentinel software?
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old man newb
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old man newb
Unless you are right on top of the airporr, I doubt you will hear their low power radios.Our airport TSA is 172.90000 001NAC P25. How do I enter that into sentinel software?
thanks,
old man newb
Our airport TSA is 172.90000 001NAC P25. How do I enter that into sentinel software?
thanks,
old man newb
When you say the Airport is... do you mean listed in the RR DB ?
Over the past 18+ mo's TSA migrated away from the Generic 001 NAC to assigning individual NAC's on an Airport-by-Airport basis, many still not Reported to the RRDB by the users.
So, you may want to use Tone/NAC Search first to ensure the correct NAC
otherwise you will hear nothing.
If you set it up as a One Frequency Trunk, NAC Code not needed.
Yes, but if you have more than one airport near-by the use of the NAC helps to weed out the other airport
True...but...only if they are using the same talk group, that could be a problem. I set it up as trunking and not conventional. This way I also see Radio ID's.