[TrunkCom] An L.T.R. Mystery

[DSK]

Yea it can be tough, esp for those companies who hardly talk or always 
have "non-descript" conversations. What I do is wait for them to give 
out a location or address that they are at then do a "drive-by" to see 
who it is, providing they have marked vehicles.
sly

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>>Mapping out the LCN is easy - that's just firguring out the system
>>frequency order.  Figuring out which company is using the individual
>>talkgroups isn't.  How can you tell what company is saying "hey Joe,
>>bring the 2x4 out to the site".  Is it a construction company, air
>>conditioning company, plumber, etc.  And even if you figure out that it
>>is a plumber, which one of the DOZENS in the county is it?  The only way
>>to have confirmed talkgroup information on a business LTR system is to
>>have access to the LTR owner's customer information.  And most likely,
>>calling them up and saying "I'm a scanner owner and want to know who you
>>have on your LTR system" ain't gonna work.
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>>The Scanner Dude
>>Brian J. Cathcart - KE4PMJ
>>South Florida Frequency & Trunking Guide - 9th Edition
>>Available in both Printed and CD-ROM format
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