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Labels on the boxes says they went Nexedge...in 800MHz.

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Well some of those radios came from DSHS at the Capitol (KNAW437) and some looks like the old Capitol Campus 800 trs, which is alleged to have gone digital (though TRBO if I recall correctly).

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Found out today it was indeed NXDN. With consoles.

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Wiztronics has a NXDN repeater on top of Tiger Mountain.

452.4375 Mhz...

Have yet to hear any voice traffic as yet...

Part of their regional trunk system or stand-alone?

They're currently building out a somewhat statewide NXDN trunk system in UHF. Few channels on the air in Moses Lake and a few more will be on the air atop Mission Ridge here shortly.

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Yeah I'm sure it's their regional system.

BTW, I just learned a few days ago that DSD+ doesn't really decode NXDN. You need to actually "find" the voice channels which DSD+ can't do without help. So all I can see is the voice activity on their control channel.

I do see some voice activity but it's a pain to track them down. I guess there's a way to deduce the frequency pairs somehow but I kind of gave up when I found out it wasn't automatic. I'm a little confused as to how this works. Need to go read more about NXDN.

Perhaps the AOR DV-1 will be affordable and thus we can all monitor these transmissions...

http://www.integra-a.com/AOR_AR-DV1_PRE.pdf

Any guess to the cost of this new AOR receiver yet?

Too bad it won't trunk.

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I'm guessing $2500... especially since they're the first to do this... I wouldn't be shocked if it started at $3995 either.