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In Christchurch when Fire say they are switching to handhelds which frequencies are they usually on?</div>
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From: Gary Stone <kaimaikid@xtra.co.nz><br>
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Big question is will it be encrypted?<br>
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On 26/09/2019 7:26 PM, Radio Scanner wrote:<br>
> Digital is almost a given in this day and age, a lot more capabilities <br>
> with DMR vs analog<br>
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> On 26/09/2019 7:09 p.m., Chris Hoffmann wrote:<br>
>> Is it going to be digital?<br>
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Unfortunately the ultimate aim of the Next Generation Critical Communications Project which will cover Police, FENZ and Ambulance nationwide (eventually) is PTT cellular and data.<br>
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How long that takes to achieve nationwide coverage remains to be seen, but it will be encrypted yes.<br>
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Big question is will it be encrypted?<br>
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On 26/09/2019 7:26 PM, Radio Scanner wrote:<br>
> Digital is almost a given in this day and age, a lot more capabilities<br>
> with DMR vs analog<br>
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> On 26/09/2019 7:09 p.m., Chris Hoffmann wrote:<br>
>> Is it going to be digital?<br>
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Yes, FENZ are in the planning stages of shifting to ES band and adopting a<br>
digital platform although what it will be I'm not sure yet.<br>
They are looking to standardize all appliance radios throughout the country<br>
so that any appliance can work in any area and still have coms.<br>
At the moment, if an appliance goes out of its area it can't communicate<br>
with the coms centre.<br>
Also, regions will be able to be broken down into smaller areas radio-wise<br>
if needed, making operations easier when there are multiple incidents<br>
occurring in the same region.<br>
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