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| Nu-Tronics 3615 James Street Syracuse, New York 13206 phone (315) 437-0033 long distance call free (877) 437-0033 fax (315) 463-5240 Since 1971 |
| Store Hours : Tuesday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm |
| Motorcycle & Snowmobile communications Accessories |
| NEW DIGITAL RADIO SYSTEM MADISON COUNTY February 2013 : Madison counties move into the digital 2-way radio field is in the progress. The emergency services are currently using digital portables 2-way radios while the mobile units are being installed. Sounds very good so far. Should be completes shortly 11/25/2012 : Madison County's new Emergency service 2-way radio system is almost complete and the final installations are being done. It sounds good and the agencies reports are all positive so far. 6/30/2012 : Madison County Police, Fire and EMS are scheduled to install and start using new digital 2-way radio system (like Onondaga County) sometime this spring (may be May or June) Update on 5/18/2012 : Madison County Fire new UHF dispatch channel is in service. Update on 7/22/2012 : Madison County just turned on their new digital trunking radio system. The police are the first to start using the new system and in our initial monitoring, it sounds very good. We are in the process of gathering the programming information and we should be ready to start programming scanners by the end of this week. Any questions, or if you have any information on the system, please call us. OSWEGO COUNTY 11/25/2012 : The new Oswego County 2-way radio is a great success. It's basically complete and all agencies are happy with the results so far. 6/30/2012 : Oswego County Police, Fire and EMS are also scheduled to install and start using new digital 2-way radio system. This system should follow Madison County, and be completed this summer. (Maybe July or August) Update : on 7/22/2012 : Oswego County just turned on their new digital 2-way trunking radio system this week. We have been monitoring it this week and it sounds ok. We should be ready to start programming scanners by the end of next week. If you have any questions or if you have any information on the system, please let us know. CAYUGA COUNTY February 2013 : Cayuga County is on board with the success of their new digital 2-way radio system. This works great and many of our customers are enjoying listening to both sides of the conversations, thanks to the trunking format. The City of Auburn has already moved to UHF Digital radio system in February this year. The rest of the County should follow sometime this year. ONONDAGA COUNTY On 2/2/10 at 4:00 am County of Onondaga turned on their long awaited new 2-way radio system. This system is a very advanced digital trunking format using 15 well placed towers through out the County. The first agency to use the new system was Syracuse Police Department On March 2nd the Onondaga County Sheriffs Department, area State Police and Town Police Departments switched to the new system. On April 20th. Onondaga County fire and ambulance agencies were added to the new radio system. Dispatch for fire and ambulance are being done on analog UHF channels September 2010, Syracuse Fire Department started to use the digital radio system, while being dispatch continued on the old system. December 2010, Many fire department ambulance services are in the process of changing their dispatch channels to the ambulance channel. How does the digital/trunking repeater system work ? When someone transmits using a " digital" radio, it converts their voice to "digital" format, a receiver at the other end detects the signal, converts the digital signal back to voice and the audio is heard. The "trunking" part of the system uses 15 different channels to be shared by all agencies. Each time you transmit, it randomly selects an open available channel. "Repeater" systems electronically repeats the radio's transmission providing longer range. This also usually allows you to receive both sides of the communications very clearly. Since the new system has been activated, users and agencies have been very happy with the results. The performance, clarity, and coverage have met most everyone's needs and expectations. To hear police , fire and ambulance conversations with the 911 center, you need a new digital trunking scanner with P-25 format abilities. The problem is, digital scanners are more expensive than analog scanners and are very complicated to program. Nu-Tronics is the only dealer that offers its customers an all inclusive prices. Our prices include the scanner, warranty, and custom programming of both digital and analog systems. Their is no extra charge for shipping and handling, general programming, formating or analog programming. |
| DIGITAL SCANNER PROGRAMMING If you already have a digital trunking scanner and having problems programming it, bring it in for us to program. Normally about $ 75.00 charge |
| NEW DIGITAL TRUNKING SCANNER |
| NEW 2011 FREQUENCY BOOK Greater Onondaga Frequency Book Includes new digital frequencies for Onondaga County |
| 2-Way Radio News The FCC has ruled that by 2013 all 2-way radios must be operating on narrow band frequencies. Most 2-way radios older than 7 years old are not compatible with the new ruling and must be replaced. Digital 2-way radio systems, Onondaga Counties new system will not be the only one in the area. Oswego, Madison & Cayuga Counties are also now on line with their new digital trunking system. We, at Nu-Tronics are currently selling and programming digital scanners for all the new systems. |
| SIREN SPECIAL NEW & USED & DEMO From $ 50.00 and up |
| New Nylon Carry & Protective case for GRE-PSR-500 portable |
| $ 22.95 |
