[Scan-DC] Montgomery county rebanding
mike agner
ka3jjz1 at verizon.net
Sun Jan 29 15:25:28 EST 2012
Yesterday, Jeff wrote:
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I think a Custom Trunking Table will be needed after rebanding.
Montgomery County's trunked system includes these frequencies:
866.2750
866.6500
868.2750
These will be rebanded to:
851.2750
851.6500
853.2750
They will become channel numbers 450, 465 and 530 on the Nextelrebanding
chart.
Therefore it will be necessary to add one of the Custom TrunkingTables
found here:
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Object_Oriented_Scanner_Software
to your scanner software for Montgomery County.
Is that correct?
Is there any harm in adding that trunking table before the
rebandingtakes place?
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Yes that is correct. Now that article applies only to the PSR-500,
PSR-600, PRO-106 and 197. The tables are entered slightly differently
for the
Unidens, and the links for those are also in the rebanding article
referred to earlier
If I understand how OOP works, if you were to allocate a new TSYS with
the new freqs and custom tables, you likely won't hear anything on them
until
Montgomery actually starts using the new channels. So I doubt it would
hurt anything, save the wasted memory space (for now).
Rebanding isn't likely to affect reception quality if - and this is a
big if - there are no other structural or other changes to the system
planned (such as
reorienting antennas or reducing power outputs). If either of those type
of things change, then yes, reception is likely to be affected. Without
being on
the 'inside', it's pure speculation one way or another. best
regards...Mike
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