NSW P25 GRN - Site Listing

[Bigfella237]

Site 142 is the M5 East tunnel 416.1375Mhz

Thanks Mike,

Site 142 - M5 East (Road Tunnel) **new site added**

Any idea of any peers/neighbours for this site?

Andrew

[matthewn1983]

Add 04-0606 416.2625 site 140 as a peer to beecroft site 102.

[Frank Costanza]

Site 142 is the M5 East tunnel 416.1375Mhz

Thanks Mike,

Site 142 - M5 East (Road Tunnel) **new site added**

Any idea of any peers/neighbours for this site?

Andrew

Hi Guys

Pardon my ignorance with this (P25 trunking is a fairly new concept in the big scheme of things), but what's the idea behind the "peers/neighbours" allocated to each site in the list?

Cheers
Frank

[matthewn1983]

Add site 121 - cronulla (04-0642 416.4875) and currently connected to site 106 heathcote.

[matthewn1983]

It's a Radio 'network'.

[Mike Alpha]

Site 142 is the M5 East tunnel 416.1375Mhz

Thanks Mike,

Site 142 - M5 East (Road Tunnel) **new site added**

Any idea of any peers/neighbours for this site?

Andrew

No Andrew, I was idling through there and reading the site info off the 996.

Mike

[matthewn1983]

Site 107 chullora is peered with site 142 m5 east.

[matthewn1983]

Gpt site 148 add sites 139,140,141,159

[Frank Costanza]

It's a Radio 'network'.

So is it a means of load balancing and prevention of lockouts on the system, by shunting users to another site in the peer list if the main site is at capacity?

Cheers
Frank

[Bigfella237]

Hi Guys
Pardon my ignorance with this (P25 trunking is a fairly new concept in the big scheme of things), but what's the idea behind the "peers/neighbours" allocated to each site in the list?
Cheers
Frank

It's a Radio 'network'.

So is it a means of load balancing and prevention of lockouts on the system, by shunting users to another site in the peer list if the main site is at capacity?
Cheers
Frank

G'day Frank,

It's been explained in more detail elsewhere on this forum but basically each site broadcasts a list of it's neighbours so the user radio can save time searching for a new site once it starts to lose the signal from the first.

I haven't heard of a site forcing a radio to move because of capacity, usually you just get a busy tone and have to wait for a channel grant on the site you're affiliated with?

Andrew