[TheList] TIII Network

Fri Apr 3 13:00:01 AEDT 2020

Ho

Are there any of these networks in Dunedin that I can listen to I'm
listening to Delta on one network but that's about it. Anyone can point me
in the right direction as always I would be greatly appreciative of that

Tim

On Fri, 3 Apr 2020, 14:45 DogSecurity - Richard, <richard at dogsecurity.co.nz>
wrote:

> These are all the new Tier3 Vital (the new name of Teamtalk) network that
> will eventually replace Fleetlink and ActionNet completely.  These are
> likely existing Fleetlink and/or ActionNet sites, that have had some of the
> MPT1327 voice channels removed and Tier3 gear installed.
>
> I can't help with mapping it out, as I'm not down there, you might be the
> best positioned to do that, as you're clearly receiving multiple sites from
> your location.
>
> Mapping them out will be a slow process as you have to wait for voice
> activity.  When mapping, I tend to search each control channel to get the
> site name on RSM, then search for Vital as customer, and that repeater site
> as the Transmit location... add all of those channels into a scanner and
> listen for which are trunking and which are mpt1327 channels.... if you're
> scanning and hear voice - it's gotta be part of the MPT1327 systems so can
> be removed.  Eventually you'll only have DMR channels left. Then it's a
> case of letting DSDPlus do the work for you, matching the DMR channels to
> DSD channels to get a full map.  There's probably a better way of doing
> this, however I don't think searching for emission 7K60FXWDT will help, as
> I think the channels are registered as both analog and digital capable.
>
> Anyone reading that doesn't understand, remember that you'll only receive
> talkgroups on a site that has a subscriber radio subscribed.  IE if
> CustomerA has Vehicle1 and Vehicle2 attached to SiteA, and CustomerB has
> Vehicle1 and Vehicle2 attached to SiteA and SiteB.  When CustomerA does a
> group call, you'll hear it on SiteA and NOT SiteB, whereas CustomerB you'll
> receive on both.  This isn't a limitation of the scanner, you're likely not
> doing anything wrong.. but how the network is designed to work.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Richard
>
>
> On 3/04/2020 14:23, Darryl Healy wrote:
>
> Hi everyone.
>
> Timaru based
>
> Does anyone have any info on a couple of Tiii networks?
>  H2-32.2 (414.31250, 410.66250 and 412.06250),
>  H2-31.6 (414 38750),
>  H2-31.5 (414 42500),
>  H2-31.2 (416.7500) which I am receiving locally in Timaru.
>
> Id anyone has these Tiii sites mapped out could I get more info on them?
>
> Any info on these networks would be great trying to map it out on DSD Plus
> fastlane.
>
> Darryl
>
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