types of systems pro 106 has

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I'm tired of seeing it---time for answers. On the 106 tsys you have various systems. 1st off-who - if anyone uses mot uhf/vhf? Is that a typical MO: system-control channel and Id's? 2nd-whats a p25 manual system? 3rd- p25 auto? Is that a digital car-lol? Does anyone in N.H or Mass use these systems?

 

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MOT VHF/UHF is basically any Motorola Type I or II Smartzone/Smartnet/etc TSYS on the VHF/UHF bands. Most Motorola systems are on the 800/900 band, but there are definitely systems out there that use it, it just might not be in your local area.

I don't know too much about P25 Manual. From what I've gathered, P25 manual is for a Project 25 (digital) trunked system that does not automatically tell trunking tables from a control channel and therefore need to be entered manually. I'm not sure if I entirely understand it myself.

P25 AUTO is a standard Project 25 (digital) trunked radio system. In 95% of the cases of programming a P25 system, you'll probably be programming a P25 AUTO TSYS.

As for NH or Mass, I did a quick search on the database for systems for you. Now whether or not they would interest you is a different matter.

New Hampshire only has a single MOT VHF/UHF system:
Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Trunking System, Seabrook, New Hampshire - Scanner Frequencies

Massachusetts has the following MOT VHF/UHF:
Federal Medical Center Devens Trunking System, Devens, Massachusetts - Scanner Frequencies
and many of the military ships in Suffolk County (towards the bottom of the page)
Suffolk County, Massachusetts (MA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

And P25:
Cambridge (P25) Trunking System, Cambridge, Massachusetts - Scanner Frequencies
Massachusetts State Police (Project 25) System Trunking System, Statewide, Massachusetts - Scanner Frequencies
Nantucket Police Department Trunking System, Nantucket, Massachusetts - Scanner Frequencies