46.200Mhz 151.4 Question

[Sc403]

On 3/24/09 @ approx. 2135hrs the following communications were heard in Glastonbury,CT on 46.200Mhz
ctcss of 151.4

The first communication heard was "Fire Dispatch 2-5 responding"

Then a short time later what sounded like fire-police talking at an accident scene.

Jim, Stan, Matt, and Mr.Dan were some of the names used.

Both sides of the comms were DFQ and by the slight delay and SQ tail it almost sounded like they were talking through an in-vehicle repeater.

It sounded like they were dismissed @ approx. 2229Hrs

This is the first time these comms were heard and the only reason I am trying to locate the source is
46.20 is cross banded to our UHF primary freq.(452.4500Mhz) Thus everyone in the department was listening..............

Any ideas.......?
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[N1BHH]

Try looking here for what you want: Site / Frequency Search Results
46.2 is not being utilized in Massachusetts.
Check here as well: Connecticut Portal - Scan New England Wiki
There's more here: http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/General_Men...limit_select=4

[ecps92]

Might the source be on the 452 Side of the comm's?

452 is/was Business Band for many years, but now with limited frequencies Departments have applied for 451 & 452 Mhz channels as well.

Originally Posted by Sc403

On 3/24/09 @ approx. 2135hrs the following communications were heard in Glastonbury,CT on 46.200Mhz
ctcss of 151.4

The first communication heard was "Fire Dispatch 2-5 responding"

Then a short time later what sounded like fire-police talking at an accident scene.

Jim, Stan, Matt, and Mr.Dan were some of the names used.

Both sides of the comms were DFQ and by the slight delay and SQ tail it almost sounded like they were talking through an in-vehicle repeater.

It sounded like they were dismissed @ approx. 2229Hrs

This is the first time these comms were heard and the only reason I am trying to locate the source is
46.20 is cross banded to our UHF primary freq.(452.4500Mhz) Thus everyone in the department was listening..............

Any ideas.......?
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[Rickey334]

FCC lists this freq. for the following towns, including Glastonbury.


ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - KCG255 - GLASTONBURY, TOWN OF



Also from the RR database: Glastonbury 46.20000 KCG255 BM 151.4 PL Fire 46.2 Fire (patched with 452.45 MHz) FM Fire Dispatch