You can do that, already.custom alert tones
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You can do that, already.custom alert tones
My one simple request remains the same for the G5, to be able to monitor an 800 P25 TG and VHF convention channel at the same time. I am a member of two FDs that border each other. One dispatches on 800 P25 Trunked, the other VHF analog conventional. The G5 allows both to be monitored, but not at the same time. I wish it could and I would switch to a single pager instead of two for them.
At the same time? Wouldn't that mean they'd have to put in a whole second receive circuit board? I don't suppose a firmware upgrade could possibly do this. What you're asking for might have to be a whole separate product with new hardware.
They designed a radio receiver capable of VHF and 800, but not one capable of software enabling monitoring both VHF and 800 simultaneously? I was under the impression this is a software issue. Yes, I need to monitor both, at the same time. That or flip between both channels manually every second, 24/7.
Not even a $10,000 APX8000 can do what you ask. You need multiple radios. Scanning between systems is guaranteed to miss a call or just enough of a paging tone/bit to not decode properly.
Not necessarily a change to the G4/G5 pagers but I'd like to be a M4/M5 (mobile version). Same form factor as, say, the Kenwood NX5800 or similar - good color display, front firing speaker, good looking design (like the current G4/5), etc., in a mobile instead of handheld/belt worn design. I know the G4/5 was designed as a pager and I get that but if we're dreaming and wishing, since they've tackled the simulcast thing so well I can't help but think a mobile form factor would sell well to, at least, the scanner community or to those in emergency jobs (police, fire, oem, ems) that need/want to monitor P25 systems but don't need access to them for transmitting.
If they could keep the price in line with the current G4/5 I think it would sell very well.
From what I have seen regarding the Unication pagers, I wish they would come out with a full blown radio scanner that would incorporate their quality decoding and a rapid downloadable database such as is used with the Whistler scanners. Other than this, it would make folks smile if Uniden and/or Whistler would include the reception of the Unification pagers. Yes, I like to dream big, but having a scanner with the that quality performance could be prenominal.
Not even a $10,000 APX8000 can do what you ask. You need multiple radios. Scanning between systems is guaranteed to miss a call or just enough of a paging tone/bit to not decode properly.
That was my “G6” concept I posted earlier. But I added a dedicated antenna output for each band inside of an internal loop on UHF or VHF. I can pick up 7/800 P25 trunked systems much further away due to the external antenna compared to UHF on my G5.
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If not a G4/5 mobile version, how about a good "convertacom" that would basically turn it into a mobile of sorts?
The APX8000 is not $10,000, and it can have multi-bands in a single a zone and scan 800mhz P25 trunked and VHF in the same zone and scan list. The Harris XL-200P is capable of this as well. Scanning may miss calls, which is why dispatch repeats every call twice, in both dispatch centers.
So I am not sure what you are talking about. What I am seeking is entirely within the capabilities of the Unication G5 hardware.
The APX8000 is not $10,000, and it can have multi-bands in a single a zone and scan 800mhz P25 trunked and VHF in the same zone and scan list. The Harris XL-200P is capable of this as well. Scanning may miss calls, which is why dispatch repeats every call twice, in both dispatch centers.
So I am not sure what you are talking about. What I am seeking is entirely within the capabilities of the Unication G5 hardware.
I assure you the list price of a loaded APX8000 exceeds $10k. Ours are not loaded and are $12,250. That's not what we pay for them when buying hundreds at a time of course. You asked for simultaneous reception.