[TrunkCom] An L.T.R. Mystery

[JERRY NONE]

Do LTR "I-Calls" occur on the regular LTR Talk Groups?
I a masking this because I never heard them before.

--- dmccorm at charter.net wrote:

> The local business LTR in my area has 5-400MHz
> frequencies and a total of two active ID's. The
> LCN's were wrong in the database, but using the
> PRO-97 I was able to catch them quickly. As for the
> talkgroups, naturally the cab company is real active
> and I can tell what company it is from the
> "chatter", the other is so sporatic in use all I
> know about it is that it is ocassionally used. You
> can bet I jump on the Hold/Pause buttons when that
> one comes on, but still not enough clues to identify
> it, YET... ;-)
> 
> The other 800MHz regular LTR system I was tracking
> at my last QTH was so active during the day that I
> could not keep up with identification of talkgroups.
> It was really cool when I found the contracted
> nighttime road construction crew   on a couple of
> talkgroups in the same LTR system. Naturally that
> one went away. That one had lot's of personal
> telephone calls that could be entertaining at times.
> 
> 
> > 
> > From: Brian J Cathcart <scannerdude at juno.com>
> > Date: 2005/08/23 Tue PM 12:12:17 EDT> To:
> trunkcom at mailman.qth.net
> > Subject: Re: [TrunkCom] An L.T.R. Mystery
> > 
> > On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 08:53:37 -0700 (PDT) JERRY
> NONE
> > <thepolishdude at yahoo.com> writes:
> > > True True, but @ least they could put down
> Generic
> > > Desrciptions like:
> > > 
> > > 0-01-001  Construction Co.
> > > 0-02-001  Transportation Co.
> > 
> > That's for YOU to do.  Why take the fun out of
> figuring it out?  They get
> > you going with the system LCN, you do the rest by
> listening and making
> > notes on the talkgroups.
> > 
> > Besides, on trunking websites, why post talkgroup
> information that can
> > change frequently?  On a Public Safety system,
> talkgroups are fixed.  But
> > a business trunked system, the users can change
> often.  Company A tries
> > out the LTR system on 0-01-001 for a month, then
> stops using it and goes
> > to Nextel.  Now Company A no longer uses 0-01-001,
> and the radio shops
> > assigns it to Company B.
> > 
> > --
> > 
> > The Scanner Dude
> > Brian J. Cathcart - KE4PMJ> South Florida
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