[TrunkCom] LTR standard and passport trunking

[JERRY NONE]

Well I do know that LTR can appear on 
150
420
700
800
900
AS far as if their are more or less in the 420 range
then in 800, I guess that thsi could be figured out by
looking @ the Michigan TRS listings on Radio
Reference.
I do know that here in Northeast Ohio, most LTR
systems hang out in the 422 - 424 range.
I do NOT think that we have any in the 850 - 868.9875
range.  I amaware of @ least one in the 150 - 160
range
and @ least one in the 930 - 939.9875 range.
We do NOT have any in the 700 range yet but I beleive
their is one or more down in the Lone Star State
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> Right, and the parking and transportation is all
> that I have heard so far 
> and it has stuck to just one channel in my FRS
> radio, and I thought it 
> strange that it would come through.  About a year
> ago there was another LTR 
> system that was also coming through, but I think
> that it has been removed. 
> Also, in 2003 the hospital where I volunteer at the
> security freq had an LTR 
> system on it that would hetrodine with us on 461.375
> that also since has 
> been taken off the air.
>     Most of the UHF LTR systems I have heard around
> here are on 450 & 460 
> MHz, with some 420 MHz stuff as well, and only one
> 800 MHz LTR system in my 
> area, but are there  more LTR UHF systems then there
> are with 800 MHz?
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> trunking
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> > This is KAD1640 at the Ren Center.  Their other
> freq is 460.350, WPNS959. 
> > Yes, it is LTR.
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> > From: "Jeff Kenyon" <at649 at tcnet.org>
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> trunking
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> >> Well, this TRS also is on 462.600 as one
> frequency, and i even heard some 
> >> data bursts for LTR yesterday, and just today I
> heard more, and now can 
> >> identify the users of the LTR system here.  There
> may be others, but as 
> >> of right now I have only identified the one.
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