[TrunkCom] Clock now running on 800 MHz rebanding

Lindsay C. Blanton III lindsay at lcblanton.com
Sat Dec 4 16:08:54 EST 2004


What's going to be interesting are some of the big EDACS systems that reside
in the 866-868.9875 range.

For Motorola systems, a transition could include leaving the data channels
in the old range and moving all the voice channels to the new range, then
phasing out the data channels and reprogramming radios as such.

However for EDACS systems and LCNs, it's not that easy, and I wonder how
some very large EDACS system users (Like San Antonio, New Orleans, etc) are
going to handle a transition, since every radio needs to be programmed with
the entire new LCN structure before things will work properly.  Yikes!

-Lb
 

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:trunkcom-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Tom Swisher
> Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 3:06 PM
> To: Discussion of Monitoring Trunk Radio Systems
> Subject: Re: [TrunkCom] Clock now running on 800 MHz rebanding
> 
> Scott Berringer wrote:
> > Maybe that explains how the rumor came about for Cleveland, Ohio's 
> > VSELP system to get upgraded to a 9600 baud P-25 system.
> > 
> > Last time I ran trunker on that system, they had approx 4500-5000 
> > radios on it across quite a few different agencies. When the 
> > transition starts, I'll be very happy as I'll be able to monitor 
> > Cleveland again. :)
> > 
> > Cleveland's system frequencies will also have to be re-aligned 
> > frequency wise as one of their frequencies is 851.0158. Which, I 
> > believe, will be one of the new NPSPAC frequencies?
> 
> 851.0158????
> 
> Cleveland should be OK, though. They're already there, so no 
> changes needed for them. And since they're public safety, 
> they don't have to move.
> 
> Remains to be seen how the -15MHz shift will play out.
> 
> Tom WA8PYR
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