That seems pretty weird, but also makes sense. Also just to let ya know all of Fairfield County's WPS-3000's have an ESC-2020 retrofit into an Analog ESC-864 cab. There are rumors that the WPS-3000 being put up in Lithopolis might have an analog ESC-864, but I somehow doubt itWPS4004Man wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 3:47 amI've heard many ESC-2030s fail to pick up cancellation tones before, so I wouldn't be too surprised. Franklin County skipped their test again today, due to an "ongoing investigation". Not sure if this means FC will switch their frequency or activation method or what, but hopefully they will test again soon.
Indeed this is not correct. The 2020 was switched to 560 hz in 2007 (intentionally...it's not a glitch). At the time it was said this was a more efficient frequency for the drivers to operate at. It should also be noted that the 2020, upon it's debut, was supposed to operate at 465 hz, does so properly on some units, and was marketed (at least for a time) as such.
That really clears things up, thank you.uncommonsense wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 6:54 pmIndeed this is not correct. The 2020 was switched to 560 hz in 2007 (intentionally...it's not a glitch). At the time it was said this was a more efficient frequency for the drivers to operate at. It should also be noted that the 2020, upon it's debut, was supposed to operate at 465 hz, does so properly on some units, and was marketed (at least for a time) as such.
The 2030 was introduced in 2011. While the tones are largely the same, it was a refresh of the microarchitecture.
The post above this one correctly tells you how to identify the difference by listening.
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