[TrunkCom] 250d

[wpascanrec@wpascanner.com]

On 28 Mar 2002, at 9:54, Michael O'Rourke wrote:

> Greg Knox developed the original TrunkTracker, which Uniden then bought
> out. Greg Know started the work on the digital decoder, which Uniden
> then either bought, or did on their own. Greg Know lives in Florida.

That may be, here is Unidens reply regarding support of EDACS ProVoice. 

And as per Uniden they are not going to support it *->at this time<-*:

> Developing the technology for monitoring digital systems is very 
> expensive. In order for it to be profitable there must be mass 
> deployment of that specific protocol into the marketplace in order for
> Uniden sell scanners for that protocol. 
> 
> The EDAC Digital System is not widely deployed at this time. Uniden is
> watching its growth and once it has reached critical mass, Uniden will
> develop the technology that will allow you to monitor it.  However, it
> currently appears to be several years before critical mass. 
> 
> Respectfully, 
> 
> Scott Carpenter 
> Bearcat Product Manager 
> 
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