[Trunkcom] MultiNet

Fri, 4 Jan 2002 19:53:24 -0500

Who in their right mind would design a Public Safety radio system without
continuous
duty transmitters with appropriate cooling systems?

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Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 6:59 PM
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Subject: RE: [Trunkcom] MultiNet

>I would guess they were working off a battery backup or something if they
>told them to ease up on the system...Each user on a motorola should have a
>home channel so if the controller goes down it will go to failsoft and
>they will still be able to talk. Of course there may be several users on
>the same channel..

Ben

>I don't think so, because with conventional Motorola systems,<the ones with
>control channels>, you don't have agency home channels.
>  I live in an area that got hit with an ice storm in '98, the county
>trunking system was going nonstop for days on end, at certain times they
>would tell people to stop talking in order to let the equpiment cool down.
>It is a standard 800 motorola type 2 system <5 channels>. I can imagine the
>mess if it had been an LTR system instead.
>--
>
>The Scanner Dude
>Brian J. Cathcart - KE4PMJ
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