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The tone is slightly different I have found. See what you reckon
with the sites in your area, to me ActionNet seems to be "faster".<br>
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I personally know of a bunch of trbo radios that have run on
Fleetlink for a number of years, is this a new rule?<br>
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How did they lose their dealer status...<br>
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My understanding is they're basically the same system, so I'd be
surprised if they sound different. I know they aren't
interchangeable (Ie you can't interfleet between Fleetlink and
ActionNet.<br>
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I believe one is a proper MPT1327 system, the other is a slightly
modified version of the protocol that was ex Post Office before
being acquired by TeamTalk. Could be wrong, but I seem to recall
that was the answer when I asked.<br>
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For peoples interest, it appears there was some issues with
MotoTRBOs being on the network (TT now Vital went with Tait) and
some features won't work... Last I heard is they'd flat out said
no trbo being on the network, but given they've directly sold 4000
series radios to some of their customers before they lost their
dealer status, they're probably going to have to relax on that
rule. <br>
Richard W<br>
Patrol Supervisor <br>
Armourguard Waikato
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 17 April 2020 12:51:29 pm NZST, Radio
Scanner <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:rs157950@gmail.com"><rs157950@gmail.com></a> wrote:
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padding-left: 1ex;"> While we are on the subject, can someone
please explain why there is two different MPT1327 networks? I
do notice the control channels sound different on an analog
scanner but no idea why that is.<br>
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<div dir="auto">Does anyone know if or when the MPT1327
network will be fully replaced with the T3 DMR
network?</div>
<div dir="auto">Obviously T3 is out there and busier in
some places than others.</div>
<div dir="auto">Down in Timaru we have a busy MPT and a
silent T3, I've only heard one transmission on T3 over
the last week.</div>
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<div dir="auto">It's not easy to map out silent voice
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