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Dear David i am new to scanners and frequencies and i need a jump start.?

  • its so good to hear for my question from some one. i thought they do not answer to a stranger's question. i am from pakistan peshawar.i am new to scanners and frequency. i am confused in trunking and how am i gonna able to know about the frequiencies of my locality. cannot my scanner find it? what is rebanding and will my locality be rebanded. i have tried google for the frequency but it just gives me the U.S frequencies. few days ago i was trying on an LTR. i found a site that was 1-03-293 on a frequency of 144.000mhz. i added it to the group but no use it says "finding ctrlcha". i have so many hand outs printed from the internet. i have downloaded videos from youtube about conventional programming rebanded trunking programming, LTR programming how to enter talk group id. i am not much learned but a FAST LEARNER. i would not take much of your time if you would please answer to my questions. would be a great favor to me. THANKS.

  • Answer:

    Trunking is a system which multiple agencies are sharing the same system. One individual department conversation jump from one frequency to another. Conversations of individual group/department can be followed by programming a talk group. Most system there is one frequency called a Control Channel, this channel sounds like a buzz-saw if monitored conventional. The Control Channel is the brain of the system, assigning each user on the system a frequency when transmitting.

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