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[JohnMNash@aol.com]

In a message dated 5/25/02 7:38:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
trunksys@pobox.com writes:


> When I go to the C.H.M. web site I really am looking for
> frequencies and information specific to the D.C. area,
> which as you point out is buried deep as pictures of text
> in the newsletter copies available on line. This makes it
> difficult to find information. 
> 
> So I would focus on putting up text of the frequencies and 
> background information for the D.C. area. Of course, now you 
> are treading on Alan's excellent book, so there's the rub.
> 

Good morning.  I am a strong supporter of Alan and this group, so I guess 
I'll put my two cents in.  With so many of our local agencies going digital I 
think we have to focus resources to help prepare our group members for the 
release of the new BC 250D and BC785D units.  That is to say, pull together 
as much talkgroup information on the Fairfax, DC Fire/EMS, Loudoun, Prince 
William systems etc as possible, and see if several of our more savvy members 
will help with programing issues etc when the units come out this fall. With 
the pc programmable software that will be available, we should encourage the 
sharing of the data files containing pre-programed scanning lists and 
talkgroup IDs.  I know many of you will say that Lindsey already does this, 
but let's face it, he depends on members of this group to supply him with 
this information.   

Regards,

John Nash
McLean VA


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