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Old 09-10-2012, 2:50 PM
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Has anyone found out the frequency for the new First Student Bus Company in Granby? They were using 151.715 when they were MJ Bus, but that frequency has been dead since the end of last school year.
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Has anyone found out the frequency for the new First Student Bus Company in Granby? They were using 151.715 when they were MJ Bus, but that frequency has been dead since the end of last school year.
It's because they changed the bus company. They haven't updated the WPOX312 license, but it will be a first student license anyway. When I did a license search under "First Student," East Granby, Glastonbury, and East Hartford came up. I'm going to ask the bus driver to key up tomorrow when I get to school, and use close call to find the frequency. I will search licenses with that frequency. They use 10 codes for communication, lol.

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Old 09-10-2012, 3:25 PM
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I have been wondering since the beginning of the year, also. All of the threads you post, I think about posting too lol.

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It's because they changed the bus company. They haven't updated the WPOX312 license, but it will be a first student license anyway. When I did a license search under "First Student," East Granby, Glastonbury, and East Hartford came up. I'm going to ask the bus driver to key up tomorrow when I get to school, and use close call to find the frequency. I will search licenses with that frequency. They use 10 codes for communication, lol.

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10 codes! that's a far cry from , "GRANBY BASE TO SPUNK!!!!"; but if you could find out, that would be awesome, idk if you heard or not, but we had a car vs bus today in town, so I was doing the license search thing also, but came up with nothing. I also tried the other bus company frequencies for First Student, but didn't hear squat.
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10 codes! that's a far cry from , "GRANBY BASE TO SPUNK!!!!"; but if you could find out, that would be awesome, idk if you heard or not, but we had a car vs bus today in town, so I was doing the license search thing also, but came up with nothing. I also tried the other bus company frequencies for First Student, but didn't hear squat.
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Who bus are you on?

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Old 09-13-2012, 2:20 AM
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Who bus are you on?

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None of em; I graduated already, but I use to be on 2607 (Jen's) Bus. I'm guessing you couldn't get the frequency yet?
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I got a hit on 811.5875, its pair is 856.5875. I ran a license search for that frequency in CT and came up with WNYW948. Have a look at the license. I'm not sure that they are using that though. ULS License - SMR, 806-821/851-866 MHz, Trunked License - WNYW948 - BIGHINATTI, DONALD DBA CONNECTICUT RADIO INC

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Try to ULS under IK, IG, PW in Granby, CT and see what you get.

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ULS License - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional License - WPOX312 - GRANBY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Frequencies Summary

Try the above 451's. They might have moved to those. I'm still looking for Shelton first Student on 155.355, but never found it! LOL. They hide!
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ULS License - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional License - WPOX312 - GRANBY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Frequencies Summary

Try the above 451's. They might have moved to those. I'm still looking for Shelton first Student on 155.355, but never found it! LOL. They hide!
WPOX312 is the school license. The 400 MH freqs. are the school radios. The 151 frequency is the old school bus frequency. First student has no license in Granby.

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I'm looking for South Windsor frequency and any other towns
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they could be on a uhf or 800 trunking system too ! Look at the ant on the buses that will tell the freq range !

on Long Island N.Y. they use low band 33.00 ; uhf 451 - 465 and 800 freq's mostly on uhf this area !
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They are using XPR mobiles on the buses and the audio does sound to be TRBO. They are using either XPR4380's, or XPR4350's. We won't be able to monitor them unless we get something like DSD.

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ULS License - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional License - WPOX312 - GRANBY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Frequencies Summary

Try the above 451's. They might have moved to those. I'm still looking for Shelton first Student on 155.355, but never found it! LOL. They hide!
Shelton is on 155.295 and has been for years. First Student for now is easy to get if your in the area of the busses, All Star busses have been going MotoTrbo with alot of their stuff ( Newtown is the newest) so its not as easy to listen to them.
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They are using XPR mobiles on the buses and the audio does sound to be TRBO. They are using either XPR4380's, or XPR4350's. We won't be able to monitor them unless we get something like DSD.

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If you have a Hytera digital radio programmed properly then you can listen to Mototrbo digital.
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If you have a Hytera digital radio programmed properly then you can listen to Mototrbo digital.
I'm assuming that he doesn't have a professional radio.

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Yeah I've been listening to that 856.5875 frequency for a while now and it sounds more like some sort of delivery company rather than First Student bus co. I can't seem to find any info on the name of that company, but I've definitely been hearing them say addresses here in the CT area. Haven't heard a single transmission from the 811.5875 freq. My guess is as good as yous as to what they are actually transmitting on. Probably a digital or trunked system based on those radio models you mentioned. I give up looking for now.
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Yeah I've been listening to that 856.5875 frequency for a while now and it sounds more like some sort of delivery company rather than First Student bus co. I can't seem to find any info on the name of that company, but I've definitely been hearing them say addresses here in the CT area. Haven't heard a single transmission from the 811.5875 freq. My guess is as good as yous as to what they are actually transmitting on. Probably a digital or trunked system based on those radio models you mentioned. I give up looking for now.
Hmm. I am able to pick up that 856.5875 frequency in other areas. All I heard was a lady taking a subway order from one of her coworkers. I will try again soon to find the frequency. We could call them 860-844-8204.
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that frequency is part of a trunked system. Motorola Type 2, analog. 811.5875 would be the input frequency for that channel. If you are hearing it on the input, good chance there is a radio fairly close.
I recorded it for the last 24 hours and heard no school bus traffic. Perhaps that was an unrelated nearby user or overload.

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Well I have an answer after emailing First Student. This is the email I received. They are going to be on the WPOX312 license.


Hi Jacob,

Please see below regarding your question with First Student.

Thanks,

Kim

-----Original Message-----
From: Becker, Kenneth
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2013 1:10 PM
To: Price, Kimberly
Subject: RE: Contact Us Inquiry from firststudentinc.com

Hi Kim,
We are using the Granby Department of Ed frequency, a PL code was put on the frequency which might be why they can't tune into the frequency, let me know if you have any questions, Thanks,

Ken Becker
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535 Salmon Brook St., Granby, CT
Office (860) 844-8204
Fax (860) 844-8366

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