[TheList] FW: APCO 25 TESTING IN AK

Neill Ellis tgsnoopy at gmail.com
Mon Jun 1 10:38:14 AEST 2009


Not correct.

The 499 MHz ESC Band is for portables the 136 MHz ESB Band is for mobiles.

General Duties Branch (GDB) and Armed Offenders Squad (AOS) etc will be 
using almost identical equipment 100% compatible and operating on the 
same bands.

Up to them (AOS) if they choose to allow GDB to listen only/participate 
or hear nothing.

They definitely will not being operating incompatible equipment. This 
would go against published documentation if they were to.

It is possible and I believe likely that later customs, MOF, fire, 
ambulance, Civil Defence/Emergency Management etc will all have similar 
equipment operating on shared channels.

Regards,

Neill.


Scanhead wrote:
> The info I have received suggests that APCO 25 systems being tested on 
> 499MHz is for AOS, STG, Customs, DPS and other specialist groups. The 
> system for GDB will be on the ESB band (i think) as thats where its 
> running in Welly. All the info was on the old forum...
> 
> Scott Palmer wrote:
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>> See below from Jeremy, he sent it to the old list.
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>> *From:* jeremy jeune [mailto:grott at xtra.co.nz]
>> *Sent:* Sunday, 31 May 2009 9:04 p.m.
>> *To:* thelist at nzscanners.org.nz
>> *Subject:* APCO 25 TESTING IN AK
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>> Hello all, on sunday night in auckland police comms were testing their 
>> new encrypted comms on 499.400. perhaps now is the hour.  cheers jeremy.
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