muskingum co SO
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There is no county trunk system for Muskingum County, they have a few talkgroups on MARCS. Are they still using their VHF?
hoser147
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Here is a link to the Database. Its been a long time since I was down there at that time they were using low band. http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2099 Hoser
I was through there last March and they were still on Low Band.
radioscan said:
Marcs and 154.875 - a little 39.20.
They were supposed to be all MARCS by late last year, but aren't.
below is what i have loaded.
Ema just bought 5 MARCS portables for small pd's in the county.
39.2000 County Sheriff y
39.3600 County Sheriff n
39.7800 County Sheriff y
39.6400 County Sheriff n
154.8750 County Sheriff yyyyyeess
158.7300 County Sheriff
154.7700 County Sheriff
154.6500 County Sheriff
155.8800 County Sheriff
153.9200 County Sheriff
155.1000 County Sheriff
158.8650 County Sheriff
154.8450 New Concord PD
154.7850 Zanesville PD
155.9100 Zanesville PD
158.9700 Zanesville PD
Bucko
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I have been monitoring them mostly on a new MARCS site listed as Philo, Ohio, 868.600 is the control channel.
mc fire depts
i know there is a lowband used for dispatch, but is there any high band or uhf sites in north part of the county that repeats the lowband? i can monitor licking county from quite a distance away thanks to the tower in madison township that repeats the lowband channel.
i know there is a lowband used for dispatch, but is there any high band or uhf sites in north part of the county that repeats the lowband? i can monitor licking county from quite a distance away thanks to the tower in madison township that repeats the lowband channel.
FPO703
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What is the site number?
Bucko
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I don't know the site#, it is not in the Data Base. I did notice there was a license grant for the state of Ohio on 9/11/07 located at Philo, S Zanesville and Dresden. I ran into it a while back when I was in Zanesville, I do get a fair signal here in Marietta but then I am on a hill and can hear several sites from here.
Bucko said:
If you sit on the control channel, it should give you the site ID (SID)
Mike
Bucko
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The only thing I see is the system ID of 6F10 and of course the M36:mtindor said:
FPO703
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Bucko. until we confirm a site number, and a location(s) for the new site, I won't enter it into the Database. You also submitted it with 712D as the SysID which doesn't cover that portion of the state.
Bucko
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My mistake mentioning 712D, it was 6F10 as my previous post stated. You don't need to enter it, I just wanted the folks in that area to know that it was there ( then most probably already knew ).FPO703 said:
Bucko said:
Actually, the SiteID is what is needed as well if you can get that. It's usually a two-digit number and should display along with other trunked info.
Even if you think the locals all know the information, the RR DB doesn't and should be updated. It's good for the hobby for everyone to contribute to the RR DB and build it up when new information is available.
After all, if somebody hadn't originally had the forethought and courtesy to submit/add the MARCS info to the RR DB, most people who listen to MARCS now wouldn't have a clue about where to get the necessary info. I think you'd be surprised how many people rely upon the information submitted to the RRDB.
Mike
FPO703
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Not all scanners show the site number, though. Most only show the SysID and system type.
FPO703 said:
Ok, wasn't aware of that. I know the 396/996/500/600 show site. Those are the only scanners I've used.
Mike
It's 52144 and it IS in the database.
phask said:
That is the TGID for Muskingum Co SO, Yes. But we are talking specifically about the site ID and frequencies associated with the Philo, OH site that was referenced. I'm sure FPO703 can get the frequency info from FCC DB since that is where the OP got it from. But if you look in the RRDB at the MARCS site frequencies, you'll see a site # listed to the left of them - That is what is being looked for.
Mike
It would really help if someone could run Trunker or Treport on the site.
That would give us complete information.
That would give us complete information.
FPO703
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It appears that with a recently issued FCC License that Muskingum County will have 4-5 sites for MARCS. Zanesville, Philo, Dresden, South Zanesville.
We just need to obtain Site IDs for them.
We just need to obtain Site IDs for them.
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