Hi Folks...
I'm a newbie here to RR.com, but have been into radios for over a decade. I recently moved to NC, and have been getting back into scanning again. Living in a new state will do that to a radio hobbyist.
Anyway, I've been out of the loop on the scanning scene for a while, and am using an old Radio Shack Pro-29 800MHz scanner. It still seems to do the trick.
I am going to post my scans as often as I can here on RR.com with the hopes that other North Carolinians can help decipher what we're picking up.
Lemme know if you recognize any of these. Yesterday I found one and managed to figure out that it is a television station known as CWTV. I found their website, and schedule for the Asheville area.
WESTERN NC - ASHEVILLE/BLACK MOUNTAIN
RADIO SHACK PRO-29 800MHz SCANNER
LEGEND
TV - Television Station
SDA - Strong Dead Air
SB - Strange Bleeps
SSB - Strong Strange Bleeps
WSB - Weak Strange Bleeps
SS - Strange Static
SS/MV - Strange Static with Muffled Voices
ST - Strong Tone
SCANNER LOG
8/3/07 BEGINNING TIME: 10:30AM
SQUELCH: 1/3
914.3500 - TV
911.4625 - TV
908.9500 - SDA
906.0625 - SDA
904.8750 - SS/MV
902.2250 - SB
902.1000 - SB
901.9250 - WSB
901.8000 - WSB
901.5625 - SSB
901.5500 - SB
901.4125 - SB
901.1500 - SSB 10:36AM
901.1375 - SSB
868.3375 - SDA
860.7125 - SS
860.3625 - SS or SDA
860.2375 - SS/MV
859.9875 - SS
859.8625 - SDA
859.4375 - SDA/Breaks (4 sec SDA then 1 sec static - see WAV 8 & 9)
858.7125 - SB
858.0250 - SDA
857.4875 - ST (strong tone)
857.0500 - SDA
856.7125 - 2 way radio/CB? Clear signal 10:48AM - comm. for @60sec about pickups/addresses then SDA
855.7375 - ST
855.7125 - ST
855.6125 - SB
855.5875 - SS/MV
854.9375 - ST
852.3875 - SDA
823.6250 - ST/SB
823.6125 - ST/SB (same tone as 823.6250 but weaker?)
819.6750 - SDA
818.8625 - SSB 10:55AM - At one point the bleeps ended a half step lower in pitch, seconds past, new tone series began; much more regular/diff. pitch
UPDATE: 859.9875 - SS - WNYE759 RM 025 DPL ALL Public Safety Conventional *Peach Knob Repeater* F
Found the above on the RR.com database
I'm a newbie here to RR.com, but have been into radios for over a decade. I recently moved to NC, and have been getting back into scanning again. Living in a new state will do that to a radio hobbyist.
Anyway, I've been out of the loop on the scanning scene for a while, and am using an old Radio Shack Pro-29 800MHz scanner. It still seems to do the trick.
I am going to post my scans as often as I can here on RR.com with the hopes that other North Carolinians can help decipher what we're picking up.
Lemme know if you recognize any of these. Yesterday I found one and managed to figure out that it is a television station known as CWTV. I found their website, and schedule for the Asheville area.
WESTERN NC - ASHEVILLE/BLACK MOUNTAIN
RADIO SHACK PRO-29 800MHz SCANNER
LEGEND
TV - Television Station
SDA - Strong Dead Air
SB - Strange Bleeps
SSB - Strong Strange Bleeps
WSB - Weak Strange Bleeps
SS - Strange Static
SS/MV - Strange Static with Muffled Voices
ST - Strong Tone
SCANNER LOG
8/3/07 BEGINNING TIME: 10:30AM
SQUELCH: 1/3
914.3500 - TV
911.4625 - TV
908.9500 - SDA
906.0625 - SDA
904.8750 - SS/MV
902.2250 - SB
902.1000 - SB
901.9250 - WSB
901.8000 - WSB
901.5625 - SSB
901.5500 - SB
901.4125 - SB
901.1500 - SSB 10:36AM
901.1375 - SSB
868.3375 - SDA
860.7125 - SS
860.3625 - SS or SDA
860.2375 - SS/MV
859.9875 - SS
859.8625 - SDA
859.4375 - SDA/Breaks (4 sec SDA then 1 sec static - see WAV 8 & 9)
858.7125 - SB
858.0250 - SDA
857.4875 - ST (strong tone)
857.0500 - SDA
856.7125 - 2 way radio/CB? Clear signal 10:48AM - comm. for @60sec about pickups/addresses then SDA
855.7375 - ST
855.7125 - ST
855.6125 - SB
855.5875 - SS/MV
854.9375 - ST
852.3875 - SDA
823.6250 - ST/SB
823.6125 - ST/SB (same tone as 823.6250 but weaker?)
819.6750 - SDA
818.8625 - SSB 10:55AM - At one point the bleeps ended a half step lower in pitch, seconds past, new tone series began; much more regular/diff. pitch
UPDATE: 859.9875 - SS - WNYE759 RM 025 DPL ALL Public Safety Conventional *Peach Knob Repeater* F
Found the above on the RR.com database
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