Hi folks,
If you live in/near a county in West Virginia that is serviced by AEP and you have the ability to run DSDPlus / Pro96Com or Unitrunker, please consider checking in to the American Electric Power WACN 92715 thread .
In those areas we need sleuthers -- people who are capable of searching the 854-862 mHz band for the presence of new P25 sites wiwth a WACN of 92715. Obviously, people who just have P25-capable scanners can help as well, but those proficient with Unitrunker, Pro96Com and/or DSDPlus are able to capture a lot more information that can help us to look for new AEP P25 sites as they come online. More are coming online every day down in West Virginia.
So if you are a good sleuther from one of the areas in WV with handy tools like Unitrunker, Pro96Com or DSDPlus, please check into the thread mentioned in the first paragraph and let us know you are available to do some searching. Even if you just have a P25 scanner, if you are capable of using it's search features to determine new P25 sites (WACN / SysID / Site ID / NAC / control channel), we could use your help as well.
Thanks!
Joshua
If you live in/near a county in West Virginia that is serviced by AEP and you have the ability to run DSDPlus / Pro96Com or Unitrunker, please consider checking in to the American Electric Power WACN 92715 thread .
In those areas we need sleuthers -- people who are capable of searching the 854-862 mHz band for the presence of new P25 sites wiwth a WACN of 92715. Obviously, people who just have P25-capable scanners can help as well, but those proficient with Unitrunker, Pro96Com and/or DSDPlus are able to capture a lot more information that can help us to look for new AEP P25 sites as they come online. More are coming online every day down in West Virginia.
So if you are a good sleuther from one of the areas in WV with handy tools like Unitrunker, Pro96Com or DSDPlus, please check into the thread mentioned in the first paragraph and let us know you are available to do some searching. Even if you just have a P25 scanner, if you are capable of using it's search features to determine new P25 sites (WACN / SysID / Site ID / NAC / control channel), we could use your help as well.
Thanks!
Joshua
