[TrunkCom] Re: VSELP

[sly.debbie@verizon.net]

Have never heard inversion scrambling on a trunked system, of course I guess its
poss. Usually its des or dvp type scrambling on trunked system. Inversion is
usually the "poor man's" scrambling technique so the municipals with the $$$ that
can afford the trunk system, have the money for the high tech digital scrambling.

Scan around the vhf PS band, there maybe some nearby small town that may be using
inversion.
Also check out the frs band. Some of the high end frs units feature inversion
scrambling. All in all, you generally don't hear much inversion in use by
professionals-too easy to decode. You'll have a better chance locally (unless
your lucky) of hearing inversion in the private sector of comms.

JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON wrote:

> I have a THF6A that I think may be able to decode some voice  inversion,
> but  trouble is with me is that I am not around much of it to try it out
> with.  The THF6A has SSB, but not on 800 MHz, or 900 MHz, and there is no
> voice inversion around me on those bands anyway.   the most I have heard as
> far as inversion is concerned has come from  personal equipment that is
> illegal  to monitor anyway.  Are there any trunking systems that have this
> kind of encryption with them though?
>