[TrunkCom] Control Frequency Only Mode

[JERRY NONE]

We have one VHF LTR TRS in the Cleveland Metro Area,
tons of UHF ones.  Also one 900 LTR TRS that I can
think of.  One UHF LTR uses one frequency on one site
and two on the other.  I mostly hear the Ambulanc Co
on it but rarely do I hear anything else.
Plus it seems that alot of private ambulance companies
use LTR.

--- Jeff Kenyon <at649 at tcnet.org> wrote:

> Right, though a lot of pages like radioreference.com
> will list any system
> regardless of type/useage.  Some information for
> some federal and military
> systems is restricted, but around my area a lone,
> and other parts of the
> state there must be a dozen or more LTR systems that
> are used by
> businesses or SMR users, and these are mostly UHF
> systems in my area.  We
> have two multi-net systems in Michigan that are both
> supposed  to be
> updated to P-25, but last time I was up near the
> area that they are in
> they were still LTR.
> 	Also, some LTR systems only use maybe one or two
> frequencies and
> that is it.  In once case I knew with my old school
> bus company they used
> a two-cite LTR system with one frequency for each
> cite, and the reason for
> two cites was because they were contracted to cover
> a large portion of
> Detroit.  They are on conventional 900 MHz freqs
> now, as their LTR freqs
> are now owned by Nextel.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, JERRY NONE wrote:
> 
> > Well know the LTR part I can asnswer I think.
> > This is because most scannists like to listen to
> > Public Safety and/or Public Service.
> > Most LTR systems are used for businesses with the
> few
> > expections out ther that are use for Public Safety
> >
> > Didn't Opto make something to help with that?
> >
> > Also on the FCC Adanced License search when can
> plug
> > in a frequendy search and it will tell you if it
> is
> > Trunked or NOT.  It will NOT tell you if it is
> MOTO,
> > EDACS, or LTR though.
> > --- Jeff Kenyon <at649 at tcnet.org> wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Tom and the group.  I am surprised at thisas
> I
> > > thought that the lowest
> > > freq was reserved for the CW ID, which is
> something
> > > else that our system
> > > has never done.  I can also tell you that when
> our
> > > system was brought on
> > > line for testing and training in 2001, because
> of a
> > > lot of security
> > > reasons and due to internal term oil with an
> > > individual that I won't talk
> > > much about here on this list, those beginning
> > > activities were done
> > > exclusively by Motorola and the dealer here in
> the
> > > Detroit area.
> > > 	I've also noticed that with LTR system
> information
> > > that is out
> > > there it is harder to find exact LCN
> information.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Tom Swisher wrote:
> > >
> > > > Jeff Kenyon wrote:
> > > > > Hi Tom and the group, while we are on the
> > > subject of control channels, my
> > > > > local system in Grosse Pointe here is the
> only
> > > one I konw of that the
> > > > > control channel goes from lowest to highest
> in
> > > frequency range.  From
> > > > > 866.5375 to 867.625, these are the first
> four
> > > control channels, and they
> > > > > rotate daily, and all the other systems I
> have
> > > tracked have had the last
> > > > > several freqs as control channels.  Why
> would
> > > this be that one with the
> > > > > lowest freq would be the control channel?
> > > >
> > > > That's what was chosen when the system was set
> up.
> > > Any licensed trunking
> > > > frequency could have been used, what you have
> is
> > > simply what they chose.
> > > >
> > > > Tom WA8PYR
> > > > --
> > > >
> > >
> >
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