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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by matthewn1983 » Wed Jan 25, 2012 6:10 pm

We still have half our fleet on that system, the other half on a single channel UHF assignment. No plans for upgrading anytime soon from what I hear from mgmt.

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by Sigint » Wed Jan 25, 2012 8:30 pm

system_tech wrote:PS: 23 sites in NSW, 2 in ACT, 11 in VIC, 33 in QLD, 28 in WA. 4 in SA.
On face value, those numbers look impressive, but for NSW in particular, half the Sites are a UHF system and the other half are VHF, and in about half the cases, UHF and VHF Sites are co-located.

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by system_tech » Wed Jan 25, 2012 8:43 pm

SIGINT, basically correct (noone said it was the best, or perfect!)

technically, UHF and VHF at the same location function as separate sites.

Also, perhaps its not widely known, but UHF radios and VHF radios can talk to each other via the central switch.

As for expansion, I guess tthe systen owner is happy with the revenue they make, and don't feel like expanding it?

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by Sigint » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:42 pm

Longreach wrote: . . I see a fleetcomms assignment on Mt Gray but never hear the MPT CC?
It is my understanding, that even though it has the same Client Number as the Fleetcoms system, the single frequency on Mt Gray is not part of the MPT1327 network, any more than the 5 frequencies at Sussex Inlet, which are also under the "Fleetcoms" Client Number.

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by cartman » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:30 pm

rustynswrail wrote:Sydney University is the latest to switch to dPMR. They are using a linked TRBO system, with a high level of IP switching involved.

Frequencies are;

462.9250 453.4250
466.2500 456.7500
465.5000 456.0000
464.6625 455.1625

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Found today (Sat 28/1/12) a fifth Uni of Sydney frequency active with TRBO

466.0500 Merewether Bldg Sydney University (Trade Services Group Site) CAMPERDOWN
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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by system_tech » Sun Jan 29, 2012 5:07 pm

Sigint wrote:
Longreach wrote: . . I see a fleetcomms assignment on Mt Gray but never hear the MPT CC?
It is my understanding, that even though it has the same Client Number as the Fleetcoms system, the single frequency on Mt Gray is not part of the MPT1327 network, any more than the 5 frequencies at Sussex Inlet, which are also under the "Fleetcoms" Client Number.

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by matthewn1983 » Tue Mar 20, 2012 7:03 pm

Campus Security are using XPR series radios at Sydney University
SNP Security are using Moto DP3400 (UHF TRBO) at Terminal 2, Sydney Airport
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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by freqwaves » Tue Jul 24, 2012 2:19 pm

I'm hearing NXDN transmissions on 462.8625 which is a RFS & NSWAS channel. Check of ACMA doesn't list any other users in Sydney metro.
Anyone else hearing this?

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by matthewn1983 » Mon Sep 24, 2012 11:55 am

Has anyone noticed if any of the TRBO and/or NXDN control channels alternate at all?

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Re: Updated Digital PMR Listing

Post by cartman » Wed Sep 26, 2012 5:49 am

Some of the NXDN control Channels did at the start but seem to have settle down to one channel

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