TeamTalk, also referred to as PassPort, is a wide-area dispatch that covers all of the Southwestern United States at the touch of a button. This system tracks you as you travel from one area to another giving you the opportunity to communicate anywhere using different mountain top sites within the system.

What are the benefits of this type of network?

It is a great solution for wide-area dispatch users and the area of coverage is virtually unheard of in the industry of analog dispatch. Additional features include seamless roaming from site to site without having to manually change channels/mountaintop repeaters, as well as automatic registration and deregistration at each site.

How good is the system coverage?

TeamTalk operates on the 450 MHz frequency band at 12.5 kHz bandwidth. Because of the frequency band, the signal travels and covers the ground better than higher frequency spectrums.

Is TeamTalk analog or digital?

The PassPort system is both analog and digital. When transmitting to another user, your voice is analog to the mountain top and is then converted to digital to another mountain top and once again converted back to analog at the receive end.

Do all radios work on the TeamTalk network?

No, only certain radios can be programmed to work on our network. Currently, these radios are: Motorola M1225, HT1250LS, P1225, CDM1550LS; Icom F4-TR-01, F4TR-11; Kenwood TK-380, TK-880 – with more being added soon.

If you are on the TeamTalk network can you still have a local talk-around channel within your fleet?

A customer can have a talk around UHF channel programmed into their radios in addition to the TeamTalk system as long as the customer is licensed on that frequency.

Do you need an FCC license to use the PassPort system?

No, because you are on our networked system. You are simply authorized to use frequencies that are already licensed through us.