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| − | * User: RFfreeTLD Rating: 9 April 1, 2004
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| − | Great visual monitoring tool! While DOS is outdated and updates aren't as frequent, it runs on 486s
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| − | and really not too much need for improvement. I have two systems running Trunker 24/7. I have yet to
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| − | see a viable replacement, although T4Win may be on its way.
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| − | * User: Cambion Rating: 10 October 31, 2003
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| − | * User's Average Rating: 10.0 # of Ratings: 2
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| − | An excellent tool for gathering information on trunk systems. For UHF systems, the use of Treport
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| − | as a companion tool makes it very easy to find out the input and output pairs, along with frequencies.
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| − | For 800 Mhz trunked systems, this program will display every frequency as they are used. This means you
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| − | can find new frequencies if they recently expanded a system. This program also functions with a second
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| − | scanner if it supports PC control. This allows for you to monitor the trunk system as you observe data from the control channel. A must have!
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