I thought TriMed was on the TRBOWEST system. I loaded their TGs into the TRX-1, but haven't herd anything the best 30-45 minutes. They're not encrypted, are they?
The private ambulance company TriMed in King County. Looks like all they do is update dispatch when they're on scene, etc.Are you referring to Tri-Met?
That's the one I found and loaded but I hear maybe something every few hours or so on there. I had to add Seattle site 58 manually into the TRX-1. Is there a way to change which site it monitors?They are/were on TGID 224 of TRBOWEST.
I have both of those. It just blinks the square S and the signal walks up and down in the display. As it seems, the LCNs were off; just checked the LCNs and updated them, so we'll see...
I thought TriMed was on the TRBOWEST system. I loaded their TGs into the TRX-1, but haven't herd anything the best 30-45 minutes. They're not encrypted, are they?
Trimed is utilizing a 4G/5G based radio system now in conjunction with a CAD system. There is Motorola XPR radios in the rigs, but I believe it is used for the VHF H.E.A.R radio.
Hmm so Zello eh? Or it could be the Motorola TLK radios.
And I was so excited to get some TriMed on the TRX-1. I just missed a peep on my way in my room. It seriously stinks because I was hoping to have a little more to listen to.
Visiting for my B-Day. Will fly back on 2/27. By the way, what does Falck Ambulance serve? They're supposedly a Danish ambulance company. Has anyone ever listened to them?I have no problem tracking DMR and NXDN with any of my TRX radios. Others are not so experienced.
Also, don't use the database.
I guess welcome back from Arizona, if you were actually there.