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Old 03-31-2009, 09:59 AM
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When an agency or a city switches to digital transmisions would they also have to use all new frequencies?? I have the old frequencies for Harvard Univ PD, and I dont seem to be getting anything on my new digital scanner with that frequency.
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Cities and towns typically have been staying on the same channel Pairs.

However Harvard is a Private College and would be restricted to Business Band. Also, having looked into Harvards licenses in the past. they had 75+ frequency assignments. Also much has been contracted out.

Also [please update your profile location] depending on where you are, you might not be close enough to hear them.

What Frequencies are you using currently.

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I actually live about 2 minutes outside of harvard square,right in cambridge, and I've always been able to pick them up. Do you know what frequecy they're using.............Thanks.
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484.0875 P25/Enc is one.

What have you been trying?

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I actually live about 2 minutes outside of harvard square,right in cambridge, and I've always been able to pick them up. Do you know what frequecy they're using.............Thanks.
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484.0875 I get some hits on this but not reallly police related, security maybe.
471.0625 Mainpolice channel, no activity at all since I got the new scanner
484.2625 Also seems to be security
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They also use 463.8500 [Private Security]

Are you getting a NAC Code?

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484.0875 I get some hits on this but not reallly police related, security maybe.

471.0625 Mainpolice channel, no activity at all since I got the new scanner

484.2625 Also seems to be security
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Not sure what an NAC code is but I'll check.
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Not sure what an NAC code is but I'll check.
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471.0625 is licensed to the City of Brookline

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I thought this was supposed to be the ultimate scanning web site, It does not have one single frquency for harvard university police.
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Most of the Campus info from Massachusetts appears at ScanNewEngland

You also need to remember, the information is only as good as those who spend the time to contribute and
verify [Confirm] the information vs just making a list from FCC files.

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RR database ONLY has what The USERS SUBMit......
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471.0625 is licensed to the City of Brookline
It was authorized for use of the University up until last September. It wasn't even programmed into many Brookline radios, it is now and they will most likely be using it during the marathon.
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484.0875R P25 (partial encryption) seems to be the primary freq for Harvard University Police these days. 484.0625R is their mtnce guys. 451.025R is their electricians. 463.85R has (some of) their security guards. 464.775R apparently is the Business School in Allston. I have not checked 484.2625 in a while. Peter sz
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