SDS100/SDS200: VHF Conventional NXDN Missed Transmissions?

[ScanFanEd]

Jut curious if anyone else has run into this. I paid for the NXDN upgrade on a SDS100 and have programmed in a NXDN VHF Conventional frequency of a local EMS company. The signal is strong, however there are definitely a lot of missed transmissions - possibly even 25% or so. Just curious if anyone else has run into this with NXDN on conventional VHF?

Thanks!

 

[werinshades]

Jut curious if anyone else has run into this. I paid for the NXDN upgrade on a SDS100 and have programmed in a NXDN VHF Conventional frequency of a local EMS company. The signal is strong, however there are definitely a lot of missed transmissions - possibly even 25% or so. Just curious if anyone else has run into this with NXDN on conventional VHF?

Thanks!

Same issue with a NXDN OFT system on UHF. I recommend programming as conventional. This has been an issue since the x36hp series and I submitted debug files for review. Never has been corrected.

 

[Randyk4661]

There is a local TV station out here that uses a trunked NXDN although it is much easier to listen to them as a conventional system (not OFT), they can be Ran 1, Ran 3 or Ran 5 every time they key the radio, possibly for what you are listening to?
Who are you trying to listen to, so we can look them up in the database?
Randy

 

[ScanFanEd]

Thanks for the responses! It is AMR in Riverside County, CA, It is just a single channel VHF. I am hearing them, it is just that I can detect a lot of missed transmissions. Appreciate any thoughts!

155.35500

WPAH612

BM

32 RAN

AMR MedNet-3

Dispatch Southwest County and Hemet

NXDN

EMS Dispatch

 

[werinshades]

Thanks for the responses! It is AMR in Riverside County, CA, It is just a single channel VHF. I am hearing them, it is just that I can detect a lot of missed transmissions. Appreciate any thoughts!

155.35500

WPAH612

BM

32 RAN

AMR MedNet-3

Dispatch Southwest County and Hemet

NXDN

EMS Dispatch

Filter settings, IFX are the first things I would try.

 

[Randyk4661]

With this call sign they are licensed for six frequencies.

License Search

155.115
155.265
155.295
155.355
155.910
155.985

Check these out for the missing transmissions.