[TrunkCom] Re: site access (was: status bit functions on the newer
Uniden scanners)
Tom Swisher
wa8pyr-scan at sbcglobal.net
Fri Oct 21 11:20:07 EDT 2005
DB Nicholson wrote:
> btw - I was at one of the sites for the CMPD trunk yesterday & happened
> to notice that a tech's van was parked outside their compound. Being
> the curious type, I figured WTH, let's see if they will give me a dog &
> pony show. One of the tech's called his sup on the nextel and was told
> that it's not open to the public!
> - That really ticked me off as my tax dollars paid for that system.
> Anyone have a similar experience?
That is a very typical response. Tax dollars or not, it is a secure
area, and not just anybody can get in to look around without the proper
authorization.
Having worked in government for 20 years, I can tell you that you will
have to make a formal, written request if you want to see the inside of
one of their sites. Even then you would probably have to have a really
good reason; just being a taxpayer and wanting to see what the inside
looked like probably won't do it.
Tom WA8PYR
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