Napoleon, MI 2001-SRNB Full Attack - 2/3/24
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Another 2001 siren test in Jackson. Just as we thought we had Jackson county figured out, we arrived at this SRNB at Napoleon High School to find a mysterious white box. Upon further investigation, it appears to be a Prism-IPX MPSC-1 siren controller, installed by local Michigan communication company Tele-Rad. If you're asking yourself, "well what the hell does that mean?" you're probably not alone. The MPSC-1 to my knowledge is the only siren controller approved for use on the Michigan P-25 network (MPSCS). Jackson County upgraded all of their sirens to run on the P25 network, so that is the equipment they went with.
As a result of this upgrade, it appears Jackson county goes for a full 3 minute attack now instead of the old 2 minute alert.
Full attack is rare nowadays, and IMO it is awesome at to hear it on a 2001. I heard a 2001-SRN do full attack and it was epic af. Great video!
Wow, the echoes on this are insane! Awesome catch 🔊🤩
Nice punchy SRNB what camera do you use?
@@northernindianaoutdoorwarn9698 Panasonic HCV-X870
Punchy!
Wow. Attack signal every month!? Also they repaired the Jackson thunderbolt it is set to chopper level 3
Saginaw and Alpena counties use the MPSCS too, and they do not have the Prism boxes. They just have standard FCs.
I think that’s probably just for general 911 dispatch/paging. Our good friends in Allegan county moved to MPSCS back in 2017, but continue to maintain the VHF system for the sirens. We will probably see more counties upgrade their sirens to P25 as it becomes more and more expensive to maintain a separate VHF system.
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Both Alpena and Saginaw Counties have specific Talkgroups set up for siren systems, and I’ve heard FSK on Saginaw’s before. Another radio shop I work with pretty closely for my job says that you can use pretty much any model of radio capable of P25 trunking for sirens on the MPSCS. I think the PRISM unit is just the one that Motorola/Michigan is screaming at everyone to use.
@@niks_crazy_world Interesting. Well you would definitely know more than I would LOL
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I’ve also never worked on anything MPSCS related on a siren but I see 0 reason why they’d have to make a special radio just for sirens… if station alerting systems can run on your standard off the shelf radio on this system then a siren should too.
@@niks_crazy_world yeah the whole thing seemed pretty iffy to me…Ottawa County OH has had their sirens on P25 for years so it seemed kinda weird that the Prism radio HAD to be used
wow, very loud😳👍🏼❤️❤️💙❤️
Bonkers
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