-=> Quoting Martin Niemeyer to Pete Hopping <=-
 MN> I have 1 bank of 30 frequencies setup with 5 banks of ten talkgroup
 MN> codes, and I have those set up with 4 banks of talk groups dealing
 MN> with the police, and the fifth one has fire and medical plus one ID
 MN> for our light rail system. My problem is that as I listen to the
 MN> scanner search bank one, I will eventually have more talk group
 MN> codes than I can store in that back. Heck, it's full now, so I would
 MN> like to put the non police talkgroups in another bank with the
 MN> appropriate frequencies, but....I don't know which frequencies that
 MN> they switch between. For all I know, every service has access to
 MN> every frequency.
Yes. In a trunked system, all services are sharing the same bank
of frequenices, but 30 frequencies sounds like an awefully big
system. Plus, what you're telling me is that you have 40
talkgroup codes for the police? That doesn't sound right to
me. Unless you live in some really big place like New York
City or LA, I can't imagine that many talk group codes just
for the cops. But I could be wrong. :)
Tell me where you live, and I'll see what I can find on the WWW
for your area. If it's not too large, I'll post it here for you.
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