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Old July 28th 03, 04:21 PM
Keith
 
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On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 17:20:18 -0500, N9NWO wrote:

I am interested in converting the 440 repeater
band to trunking.


Well the most economical way today would be LTR trunking. The cost of a
motorola or EDACS trunked system for hams as a group and for individuals would
be cost prohibitive. Maybe in a few years as cities and states change over to
digital systems cheaper second hand trunking equipment will be on the market.


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Old July 28th 03, 06:53 PM
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:34 GMT, R. David Steele wrote:

Trunking is the future of two way radio, it is what the police and
public safety community use.


Only because that's what The Big Emm and EFJ push them into.

I am a communications regulatory and engineering consultant in the
public safety communications field, and we have two major clients
(big cities in the US) who have told The Big Emm to take their
trunked digital 800 MHz system and insert it you-know-where and went
back to VHF and UHF analog systems at The Big Emm's expense to
avoid a lawsuit on inability to perform per the contract.

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Old July 28th 03, 06:53 PM
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:34 GMT, R. David Steele wrote:

Trunking is the future of two way radio, it is what the police and
public safety community use.


Only because that's what The Big Emm and EFJ push them into.

I am a communications regulatory and engineering consultant in the
public safety communications field, and we have two major clients
(big cities in the US) who have told The Big Emm to take their
trunked digital 800 MHz system and insert it you-know-where and went
back to VHF and UHF analog systems at The Big Emm's expense to
avoid a lawsuit on inability to perform per the contract.

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73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane


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Old July 29th 03, 08:01 AM
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On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 02:14:29 GMT, R. David Steele
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||
||Get a CB license, Dickweed...
|
|What does CB have to do with trunked radio? Or is that just you
|version of a stupid answer?
|
|NO. Hams enjoy building stuff AND makeing "Random" Contacts..
|CBrs Just like to run off at the mouth, Trunking would be good for
|CB. It would get all the Sh*thead CBrs off the Ham Bands.
|My version of an intelligent answer to your DUMB Rebuttle.
|
|
|Trunking is the future of two way radio, it is what the police and
|public safety community use. We are going to have to do likewise.
|
|Excuse Me Dickweed, did not realize you were a wanabe Cop..
|With your mentality you belong on the Telephone NOT a Radio..
|
|Just my Opinion..
|
Sir, I work for government.


If you work for the goverment then we are already screwed.

Trunking is what we use. In time we will
have a nation wide network that will connect every police officer,
from local to every federal agency. It makes sense, if amateur radio
is to be part of Homeland Defense, that we have a national network
that matches them. And playing with this technology is just as much a
part of ham radio as building a simple transceiver.


The more you type, the more you sound like a converted CB wanabe
COP so you are using "ham radio" and "Homeland Defense" to be
that wanabee cop. You are one sick Mother.

While is obvious that you have "issues", and cowards like you like
making problems because you think that no one will be able to reach
out and hurt you, think again. You can be traced and your local
police will be notified that you have obvious emotional illness.


Your inate ramblings confirm that you must work for the goverment.
Anybody can be traced, unlike many of the cowards you accuse
me of being I post from my IP with my name, not something dumb
like ..

"because you think that no one will be able to reach
out and hurt you, think again."


Speak of reaching out and hurting someone, that could be
construed as a threat.. Being that stupid, You must work for
the goverment, propably as a Janitor.

"In time we will have a nation wide network that will connect
every police officer, from local to every federal agency".


Hoooray for the ONE WORLD Goverment Dipsh*t's

You are by far one of the most Prominent Sh*theads I have
NEVER had the pleasure of meeting...

Just My Opinions..

Bob
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Old July 29th 03, 08:01 AM
Robert Hawk
 
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On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 02:14:29 GMT, R. David Steele
wrote:


||
||Get a CB license, Dickweed...
|
|What does CB have to do with trunked radio? Or is that just you
|version of a stupid answer?
|
|NO. Hams enjoy building stuff AND makeing "Random" Contacts..
|CBrs Just like to run off at the mouth, Trunking would be good for
|CB. It would get all the Sh*thead CBrs off the Ham Bands.
|My version of an intelligent answer to your DUMB Rebuttle.
|
|
|Trunking is the future of two way radio, it is what the police and
|public safety community use. We are going to have to do likewise.
|
|Excuse Me Dickweed, did not realize you were a wanabe Cop..
|With your mentality you belong on the Telephone NOT a Radio..
|
|Just my Opinion..
|
Sir, I work for government.


If you work for the goverment then we are already screwed.

Trunking is what we use. In time we will
have a nation wide network that will connect every police officer,
from local to every federal agency. It makes sense, if amateur radio
is to be part of Homeland Defense, that we have a national network
that matches them. And playing with this technology is just as much a
part of ham radio as building a simple transceiver.


The more you type, the more you sound like a converted CB wanabe
COP so you are using "ham radio" and "Homeland Defense" to be
that wanabee cop. You are one sick Mother.

While is obvious that you have "issues", and cowards like you like
making problems because you think that no one will be able to reach
out and hurt you, think again. You can be traced and your local
police will be notified that you have obvious emotional illness.


Your inate ramblings confirm that you must work for the goverment.
Anybody can be traced, unlike many of the cowards you accuse
me of being I post from my IP with my name, not something dumb
like ..

"because you think that no one will be able to reach
out and hurt you, think again."


Speak of reaching out and hurting someone, that could be
construed as a threat.. Being that stupid, You must work for
the goverment, propably as a Janitor.

"In time we will have a nation wide network that will connect
every police officer, from local to every federal agency".


Hoooray for the ONE WORLD Goverment Dipsh*t's

You are by far one of the most Prominent Sh*theads I have
NEVER had the pleasure of meeting...

Just My Opinions..

Bob


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Old August 3rd 03, 06:02 AM
Bill Frovik n0mnb
 
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hello all
kenwood has a commerical one tk 880 uhf that has the cap to do this.. but
another area to look into is the 220 mhz AM digital mode that looks like its
taken a hit to be droping customers .. due to bad service.. iam looking for
any info on the SEA esp 520 220 mhz radio's. any help would be great..
73's de n0mnb


73's de
"N9NWO" wrote in message
...
I am interested in converting the 440 repeater
band to trunking. It would allow more folks,
not that we are seeing that much use as it is,
on the bands plus allow us to have talk groups
that would be either linked or local. In many
cases, instead of a number of repeater sites in
a county, it would be only one with multiple
repeaters on a single tower. Unlike cell phones,
there is little need for low power thus multiple
tower sites. Having to maintain a single site
in each county would reduce cost (if we can get
hams to work together, sometimes hams are too
"libertarian" thus it is even hard to organize
them for pizza and beer).

European police trunking radio is in the 400 to
500 Mhz region which is far better than the 800
Mhz trunking that is being down here in the US.



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Old August 3rd 03, 06:02 AM
Bill Frovik n0mnb
 
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hello all
kenwood has a commerical one tk 880 uhf that has the cap to do this.. but
another area to look into is the 220 mhz AM digital mode that looks like its
taken a hit to be droping customers .. due to bad service.. iam looking for
any info on the SEA esp 520 220 mhz radio's. any help would be great..
73's de n0mnb


73's de
"N9NWO" wrote in message
...
I am interested in converting the 440 repeater
band to trunking. It would allow more folks,
not that we are seeing that much use as it is,
on the bands plus allow us to have talk groups
that would be either linked or local. In many
cases, instead of a number of repeater sites in
a county, it would be only one with multiple
repeaters on a single tower. Unlike cell phones,
there is little need for low power thus multiple
tower sites. Having to maintain a single site
in each county would reduce cost (if we can get
hams to work together, sometimes hams are too
"libertarian" thus it is even hard to organize
them for pizza and beer).

European police trunking radio is in the 400 to
500 Mhz region which is far better than the 800
Mhz trunking that is being down here in the US.



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