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I ignore all the alternate control channels listed as "blue" on the
webpages you listed, right? Good idea, since there are none for either of those systems. (Black is not blue.) I might be obtuse (in fact - I know I am), but I don't get it. What are black, red and blue frequencies listed by radioreference.com (http://www.radioreference.com/module...=TRSDB&sid=206 , http://www.radioreference.com/module...=TRSDB&sid=207 ) Which ones do I need to enter into my scanner to listen to all the police frequencies? Thanks, |
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ok. let me re-phrase my question.
If one want to listen to Motorola trunked frequencies, what should he/she understand about the difference between primary control channels, alternate control channels and the rest of the channels (i.e., "black" channels on radioreference.com)? Why should he/she enter some of them in his/her banks but others not? What do these channels do for trunking? What is their function/use? (please keep in mind that I am *very* obtuse and even the obvious (to others) needs to be explained (to me)). |
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