[ScanIndiana] LTR systems

[David L Norris]

On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 22:58, David L Norris wrote:
> There are numerous LTR systems around Indy.  Scan from 450-455 and
> 460-465 late at night to hear some.  LTR sounds like a normal single
> channel repeater with DCS.  There are some trucking companies which use
> 460 MHz LTR late at night.

OK, Tim, 463.500 MHz right now and probably all night.  It appears to be
a single frequency LTR system.  There are a bunch of cab drivers
speaking French and English.


If you think a system might be LTR then monitor when no one is talking.=20
You'll hear the repeater key up exactly every 10 seconds.  That's the
system status which lets LTR radios know the system is within range and
available.  (Multi-site LTR radios can automatically switch to another
system if they go out of range.  When out of range most LTR radios drop
to simplex on the output of their home frequency.)

--=20
 David Norris
  http://www.webaugur.com/dave/
  ICQ - 412039


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