Re: Auburn PD Talk Group

Posted by Groovon on September 13, 2000 at 00:45:21:

In Reply to: Re: Auburn PD Talk Group posted by anonymous on January 28, 2000 at 22:09:09:

: : : They often patch to the Algona-Pacific groups, and the resulting ID is
: : : either Auburn+status bits or Alg-Pac+status bits. I think it depends on
: : : exactly how the dispatcher chooses to set it up, but lately it's been
: : : more of the Algona-Pacific ID when patched. Try 8ff0 hex or 463-3
: : : Uniden S-1 (yes, block 4 is actually a hybrid).

: : Doesn't the 245 ignore status bits ?

: why not make it simpler and say 36848 for algona primary?

: do you ever get the feeling that your computer is following
you? I don't mean in the physical sense, only like
whichever terminal you turn to it's the same one you
just last left. It's a creepy feeling and I wish
it would go away but what the hell are you gonna
do? My best precaution is invocative passwords,
those usually do the trick. That's how you beat a
machine, w/out a vibrator that is.

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: : : : They often patch to the Algona-Pacific groups, and the resulting ID is : : : : either Auburn+status bits or Alg-Pac+status bits. I think it depends on : : : : exactly how the dispatcher chooses to set it up, but lately it's been : : : : more of the Algona-Pacific ID when patched. Try 8ff0 hex or 463-3 : : : : Uniden S-1 (yes, block 4 is actually a hybrid). : : : Doesn't the 245 ignore status bits ? : : why not make it simpler and say 36848 for algona primary? : : do you ever get the feeling that your computer is following : you? I don't mean in the physical sense, only like : whichever terminal you turn to it's the same one you : just last left. It's a creepy feeling and I wish : it would go away but what the hell are you gonna : do? My best precaution is invocative passwords, : those usually do the trick. That's how you beat a : machine, w/out a vibrator that is.

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