I just noticed a bunch of There trucks and saw UHF Not VHF antennas....Anyone have a clue what there using?
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See if you hear anything on 453.4125. They're licensed for a 100w repeater on that frequency under license KEI861, which states "Radios will be used to coordinate daily hwy & bridge work activities"
ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - KEI861 - ULSTER, COUNTY OF
If that turns out to be correct, submit it to the DB because we currently have nothing for Ulster Highway in the UHF band.
ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - KEI861 - ULSTER, COUNTY OF
If that turns out to be correct, submit it to the DB because we currently have nothing for Ulster Highway in the UHF band.
Saw that license seems odd they would try to cover the whole county. i noticed NYCOMCO had a FB8 licensed at the same spot.....and i also noticed its licensed in the wrong county.....
Thanks.....deleteing there VHF then......another one bites the dust But on the up side maybe open up some VHF freqs...
Havent heard them in months...so itake a stab and figure there not linking....shame for all the other Depts in the county that are HB and havent sunk the taxpaying money in to a private system...
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I'd love to hear the line of BS the salesman are going with to sell people on the crap. I'm sure it's something like "you have to go digital for narrowbanding". Sad part is people are buying it. Word has it that the Town of Blooming Grove in Orange Cty is switching their highway dept over to NYCOMO's UHF Turbo system in the near future. The best part with that is their present VHF repeater provides excellent coverage for the whole town. What a waste of taxpayer money. I'd love to see what they pay a year for the PD's 800 radios and now the highway turbo radios. NYCRIMECO.
I'd love to hear the line of BS the salesman are going with to sell people on the crap. I'm sure it's something like "you have to go digital for narrowbanding". Sad part is people are buying it. Word has it that the Town of Blooming Grove in Orange Cty is switching their highway dept over to NYCOMO's UHF Turbo system in the near future. The best part with that is their present VHF repeater provides excellent coverage for the whole town. What a waste of taxpayer money. I'd love to see what they pay a year for the PD's 800 radios and now the highway turbo radios. NYCRIMECO.
Cackis. Where I work we pad 29 dollars a month for the edacs portables when we were on edacs. I think for the MotoCrapo portables we are paying 39 dollars a month for each radio. Its a shame in 2 years the radios will be well paid for and we'll probably keep leasing them for years after. I think we had the same edac portables for over 7 years maybe close to 10
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