It depends how it was programmed. Each unit could have a unique ID. But, your system would be limited to 250 radios or so.
Joe M. Jim B. wrote: > > > I remember reading an article several years ago about a problem with LTR... > > Joe's trucking goes out and buys time on a trunked system and 5 > > radios, then has one of them cloned into 10 more. Trunked operator now has > > 15 users and Joe is paying for 5 plus airtime. The article mentioned an > > extension to LTR called (if I remember correctly) Passport that would > > prevent > > this - the ten extra radios wouldn't work. > > > > Just mentioning it so you can include it in your research. > > Right-LTR has no unit ID in it, so there is no way to check for that > (just like conventional community repeaters). So there are several > expansions to it that add that-Passport is one, from Trident. EFJ has > LTR-Net as well. I think there are one or two others. > > -- > Jim Barbour > WD8CHL > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
