GRE Files

[md_p97]

My Contribution....discovered there is a 5 file upload limit

[md_p97]

A couple more.

Should out of area files be included as well...the more common "Highway Traveler" type files, or other out of area jurisdictions (I have Atlanta, Denver, San Diego, Boston, Orlando)

And what was the decision on the p96 files?...I have some of those too.

I plan on acquiring a used server this summer and going online with at least two of my scanners (mont co / fred co local and mil/comm air) and making all of my radio files available with a detailed description of what each covers.....I'm also seriously considering adding a RadarBox, but I'm not sure it would be of any benefit to the existing users in this area.

I would appreciate anyones thoughts on the matter.

Paul

[baybum]

Excellent!!
Actually, When this thread started, I asked the powers to be, to rename it "local scanner files".
It would be good if all files could be shared here regardless of the type of scanner. Just specify what scanner the files apply to when uploading.
And as far as highway traveler stuff, I would say it's all welcome.


To the moderators...Can we still rename this thread "Local Scanner Files" ?


Mike

[pasadenamd]

Anyone have a file of I-95 from Maryland through North Carolina?

[chemely]

Hi
New to this...but interested in what is happening with MD SP? Are they still on low band (I don't hear too much traffic) or have they moved to another system? If moved, can anyone share the data?

Chuck

[ka3jjz]

They use 800 in some locals, but they are for the most part still on 39 mhz. That little duckie is highly inefficient at these frequencies (especially if it's in a car), so to hear somewhat more a better antenna is needed. You didn't say in what environment you are using the radio...and in what county you are located...

73 Mike

[chemely]

Mike
Thanks...At the moment I am using it in a car with the rubber duckie...Will try an outside antenna.

I am in Metro DC area...commute from northern VA up to Ft Meade area daily.

Chuck

[baybum]

You pretty-much pass right by the Forrestville and College Park barracks so you could snag a transmission even with the hand-held antenna. I've done it once or twice.

In case you're not familiar with MSP, it's not normally very exciting to listen to anyway (in my opinion only).
95% of it is traffic stops or disabled vehicles.

I use this BNC mag mount and put my hand-held antenna on it.
MFJ-332B MFJ-332S Magnetic Mount BNC, mfj332

[ka3jjz]

and you may skim the Rockville barracks area in Montgomery county, especially if you are running that thrice-blasted DC beltway (did it for many years!).

Anyway, the MSP freq list is here...

Department of State Police Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

and come to think of it, depending on the route you take, you would be in Howard county for a bit, and Fort Meade is in Anne Arundel county. I hear MSP Waterloo frequently on the Howard county system as well as on their 39 mhz freq, and MSP Glen Burnie has a couple of analog talkgroups on the Anne Arundel trunk. I also hear them frequently on their native 39 mhz outlet.

73 Mike

[Caesar]

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I am looking for a bcd396t file for baltimore and howard county if anyone has one to share. Going to john hopkins next week...

[slatescan]

does anyone have maryland ARC500 files?

[jgorman21]

Hello,

So the P500 file dated 1/09 is probably as good as and possibly better than what is on the RR DB? Just wondering. Would anyone have a newer p500 file I could try?

I built one from the DB and doing web searches, but I like the way the one on here is set up.

Thanks for he help!

[baybum]

Unfortunately, I haven't updated that Win 500 file since I posted it here. I just don't have the time these days.
I'd like to get an updated file also, if anyone has one.

[fmon]

Originally Posted by slatescan

does anyone have maryland ARC500 files?

A lot of MD is in these two ARC500 files'

[Samuel]

Here is my DC area file. It extends from Spotsy up to Howard and AACo. I deleted some things that werent relevent so you could add another system or two on the MD side. The only weakness really is Loudoun and PG due to their new systems.

Apparently I didnt catch all the nonrelevant stuff...there are some conventional frequencies in folder 19 that dont apply to this area.

[baybum]

Thanks Sam...is this for GRE or Uniden?

[Samuel]

it for GRE

[baydog]

The attached p500 file is what I have loaded in my PSR500. It serves me well at home, when we are in Rehoboth and when we are traveling back and forth.
It contains the following: Anne Arundel County PD FIRE EMS TRS
Ft Meade FIRE EMS TRS

Naval Station Annapolis FIRE EMS TRS

Upper Eastern Shore (MD) Consortium FIRE EMS TRS
Sussex County (DE) FIRE EMS TRS
Sussex County (DE) Delaware State Police TRS
Sussex County (DE) Municipal PD TRS
Ocean City -Worcester County (MD) FIRE EMS TRS
Sussex County (DE) FIRE EMS TRS Simulcast
Ocean City -Worcester County (MD) FIRE EMS VHF Simulcast
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Upper Eastern Shore (MD) Consortium FIRE EMS VHF
Marine VHF

[applied]

I've tryed the CA forums and am not getting any help.
I am visiting CA next week and am staying in the Santa Cruz area.

Does any one have any leads on a file for the bay area?

Many thanks,


Bob

[fmon]

Bob, try this.