[Scan-DC] MWAA system transmitters

[Jeff Krauss]

I'm in downtown Rockville and I'm getting RSSI levels in the 580-640 
range for MWAA.
That's compared to levels in the
750-780 range for the Montgomery County system,
650-725 for Fairfax County,
590-660 for DC Fire,
720-740 for the NIH 406 MHz system.
That's on a Pro-106 with original antenna, and plugged in to both a 
power supply and a programming cable.

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>Date: Tue, 5 Jan 2010 18:14:25 +0000 (UTC)
>From: edtobias at comcast.net
>Subject: [Scan-DC] MWAA system transmitters
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>Can someone tell me the location of the transmitters that the MWAA 
>uses for its trunked system covering DCA and IAD? I receiving a fine 
>signal in Rockville, using just a Pro-96 and a rubber duckey, but I 
>don't get a peep from the control channel in my office, just a few 
>miles away from DCA in downtown DC. Seems strange.
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>Thanks,
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>Ed, KR3E
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