but since they are using the Wash county control frequency, that they are currently running Phase 2?. As far as I know.each agency.even Pott county radios stick with the Pott co site (site 14).Īlso> I have heard that the new Fremont radios have the ability to do Phase 2 (because they are newer radios). I would like to hear from you guys and see how that all works.I suggested the OPPD prefix for the OPPD towers to simplify it.that's all. I have also heard that if a radio travels lets say from Blair to Otoe County.that radio.may or may not affiliate with all the different sites that make up the ORION system? I do no know if this is true or not.that's why i am asking? if that is true.them someone living down in Otoe County could put in site 8, (near where they live) and listen to all the wash county law and fire traffic. I have heard *some* radios affiliate to any tower site?. and if that is naming the towers with the OPPD prefix would help the average person trying to program their scanner for the correct talkgroups they want to monitor. I am only asking, because I was under the impression that only OPPD talkgroups (radios) would affiliate with the OPPD sites? I may be wrong about this.but my scanners only allow me to put in one site.or one primary control frequency. I would like to know IF ALL the Wash county law and fire talkgroups (and radios that go with that system).if they all affiliate with the the different primary control frequencies.especially all the OPPD sites?. I have a question? lets just say I set up my scanner for Wash Co law & fire.I typically would would enter in the frequencies for the Wash /Dodge county towers (site 15).BUT, what if I were to use Site 1 (Douglas CO.), or maybe the OPPD site in Blair (site 3)? Washington County should retain the name because it carries all of that county's traffic, including that from Fremont, simply because of the fact that there's an RF site - part of the Washington County Simulcast System - in Fremont. Should we change the name of the Douglas County Simulcast system to Douglas/Washington County Simulcast, because it, too, carries Blair PD, Washington County Sheriff, and Blair School bus traffic? It's part of 'Logical' Site 15 - it does not contain it's own site number, as it's a part of the Wasington County Simulcast system. The Fremont RF site still runs all of the same frequencies as the other RF sites in the Washington County system. It's no different from the Douglas or Pottawattamie County Simulcast systems, as they too all use the same frequencies at each RF site. 'Logical' sites are different from RF sites.Īs anyone who's familiar with P25 knows, ALL of the PHYSICAL RF sites transmit / receive on the same frequencies at the same time and that's why it's called a Simulcast system. Site #15 is a 'logical' site within the entire wide-area system, joined to the other parts of the system by the Zone Controllers which are running the system. I _can_ confirm that TGID2150 (Fremont PD 1) is running P25 Phase 2 - my 436 shows 'PT0' and 'PT1', which is 'Phase Two 0' and 'Phase Two 1'.Īlso, I don't at all agree with the name change - Washington County Simulcast should stay as it was.

Click to expand.Your database has some errors listed for Fremont Talkgroups.somehow the Fireground and EMS talkgroup numbers got messed up between the DEC and HEX numbers? looks like you put some of the HEX numbers in where the DEC should go.I do know for SURE that ALL the talkgroups listed under Fremont ALL have a 2000 range number such as 2161, 2167,2166, 2162, etc.ĪND in order to program them into your scanner.somehow users need to know to use the frequencies listed for the Washington County site

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