Updated RR website issue

[kc5voa]

I always listed a large trunk system in TGID numerical order when I discover a new ID. Now it looks like it's a premium only to do that now. Unless I'm doing it wrong.
I sent an email to their "contact us". We'll see. Now to look up a new TGID in a large system (TWARN), I have to look at the entire system in each county, town etc.
Am I the only one who thinks this stinks?

 

[fxdscon]

I sent an email to their "contact us". We'll see.

As announced earlier, some previously free features of the database are transitioning to premium subscription access.

Are you paying more for gas now than you used to? Costs go up, prices go up.

RRDB v2.0 Q&A and Feedback Discussion

Trunking Data Queries is broken. https://www.radioreference.com/db/query/trunked/ Everything here results in a blank page. This is now fixed. These blank pages were due to some test code that made it into production

forums.radioreference.com

 

[Thunderknight]

Can't you just use the find function in your browser? Control-F in Windows.

 

[Nate12]

When in the recent updates part of a system does changed site#xxx to site #xxx mean that a tower has new frequencies added to it

 

[GTR8000]

When in the recent updates part of a system does changed site#xxx to site #xxx mean that a tower has new frequencies added to it

Not necessarily, no. It's a generic update message meaning that something has been changed with the site. It could be significant such as a change of frequencies, or something insignificant such as a typo correction, or something in between such as the addition of a NAC or most recently the addition of Channel ID Tables (aka band plan). Unfortunately the message doesn't get any more granular than that, and never has...it was the same with the old version of the RRDB, nothing has changed in 2.0.

 

[Nate12]

Not necessarily, no. It's a generic update message meaning that something has been changed with the site. It could be significant such as a change of frequencies, or something insignificant such as a typo correction, or something in between such as the addition of a NAC or most recently the addition of Channel ID Tables (aka band plan). Unfortunately the message doesn't get any more granular than that, and never has...it was the same with the old version of the RRDB, nothing has changed in 2.0.

Ok so one would just plug in centennial and update the database in the scanner should fix what's in there already sorry fairly new to the p25 stuff thanks