InspireWaukesha87
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Saw this on RACOM Corporation page, looks like Walworth County will be going to a P25 trunked radio system in the near future
Yep...LOL... it might be online by 2029More Phase 2 in the SE corner...plan your future purchases accordingly.
I highly doubt it will take that long.Yep...LOL... it might be online by 2029
I am half joking and half serious.... LOL... I am basing my prediction on another similar system that still isn't up and running after 7 years of "Planning" and constructionI highly doubt it will take that long.
Agreed. Should unify the county a bunch. Perhaps if they get an ISSI with WISCOM they can further increase interop.Greetings...
I always thought that Walworth county was a perfect candidate for a Trunked Radio System. Interoperability is kind of a joke in Walworth County, at the moment:
Law enforcement in the county operate on 3 different bands (UHF, VHF, 800MHz)
Fire Departments in the county operate on at least 2 different bands (UHF, VHF)
Public Works in the county operate on at least 3 different bands (UHF, VHF, 800MHz)
That's not including WI State Patrol (VHF Trunking) or UW Whitewater's UHF NXDN trunked system. All this for a county whose population is just over 100,000 people.
Tim
Greetings...
I always thought that Walworth county was a perfect candidate for a Trunked Radio System. Interoperability is kind of a joke in Walworth County, at the moment:
Law enforcement in the county operate on 3 different bands (UHF, VHF, 800MHz)
Fire Departments in the county operate on at least 2 different bands (UHF, VHF)
Public Works in the county operate on at least 3 different bands (UHF, VHF, 800MHz)
That's not including WI State Patrol (VHF Trunking) or UW Whitewater's UHF NXDN trunked system. All this for a county whose population is just over 100,000 people.
Tim
Any more news on this?Saw this on RACOM Corporation page, looks like Walworth County will be going to a P25 trunked radio system in the near future
You're referring to city of Delavan using NXDNThere is a muni PD using either NXDN or TRBO on UHF too...I forget which on at the moment. Regardless, your point is valid.
It was worse 15-20 years ago when lowband was still in the mix too.
It's been said they'll be going 800mhz trunking. The same as waukesha county pretty muchAnyone know what band they will select?
Not sure why people refer it to the "Big E". Its encryption, is that a bad word?.Hopefully we won't see more SO's and PD's with the big E (or a Vilas County little e) as a result of this.