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I need someone down in southwest NJ to check this out better than I can - I found an EDACS CC on 154.4075 while traveling back up toward the NJTP last week from the Bridgeton area.

No one has a license for that that I can find in the FCC database in NJ, PA or DE that would be even close to where I heard it (Hazlet FD is way too far away).

Any ideas?
 

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Never mind, it's the Cecil County MD system I was hearing!

BTW - I was even able to hear it up in Audubon on my FT-7800 (now that's coverage!)
 

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During the summer I could get them here in Beachwood. Too bad the system is using SitePro.
 

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The system was designed from the start as ProVoice digital. I'll have to counter the assumption about it being ESK, though.

The CC sounded like a normal EDACS CC to me, and from what I'm told, when a system has ESK running, the CC sounds like a buzz saw instead of it's normal tone.
 

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The system does not use ESK. As I mentioned eariler, it has a SitePro controller.

Liberator said:
The systems you are referencing are Site-Pro / SIM systems and do have a slightly different data output than earlier GETC / Site Controller systems but it accomplishes the same thing. Site-Pro took the place of the GETC and the SIM (Site Interface Module) took the place of the Site Controller. You should notice this on most Site-Pro systems.

Our scanners can't decode the control channel properly on a system utilizing a SitePro controller (nor can ETrunker or UniTrunker).
 
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