Brunswick 6

Has anyone in the Brunswick (Medina county) area been able to identify the freq / tone associated with Brunswick PD "6". This appears to be a simplex car-to-car freq but I am not close enough to Brunswick to be able to catch it.

I have been trying to figure this out for a few years now. I, along with some other folks on here, believe it is a simplex frequency. That means no repeater so you would have to be fairly close to the transmission. The best thing to do is a search on your scanner in the 460 mhz range whenever you hear channel 6 mentioned. Here are some other posts about this same topic. Sorry I couldn't provide the answer. Please let us know if you figure anything out.

http://forums.radioreference.com/ohio-radio-discussion-forum/211755-brunswick-ohio.html

http://forums.radioreference.com/ohio-radio-discussion-forum/232513-brunswick-6-a.html

Dave

You might want to try 154.0325. It is listed in the FCC database as a frequency for Brunswick Police under the same license as their UHF frequencies. By saying "go to 6" it leads me to believe they are just switching channels on their UHF radios, not switching to VHF.

While it may not be applicable to Brunswick, I know several agencies that use a different radio band for car-to-car/talkaround. Boston Heights and Mayfield village and Sagamore Hills come to mind.

I may have discovered the mystery to Brunswick channel 6. But then again, I could be way off.

Last week officers were doing a traffic detail in which they needed to tell each other when it was clear to send cars over a bridge that was being repaved. I got close and was able to monitor their transmissions.

The frequency they were using was 456.8 with a PL of 210.7. It was definitely a simplex channel.

I did a search of the FCC database, and that frequency does not return to Brunswick. It does however come back to a few construction companies and a local radio rental shop. I can say for certain that the officers were using department issued radios, not radios that belonged to the road crew.

I would recommend monitoring this frequency next time an officer talks about going to channel 6.

I've merged both the Brunswick CH6 threads. In the future rather than cross-posting to the two please report one so it can be merged (as someone else later did). We don't need two concurrent threads. Thanks.

i was going to say monitor 460.550 PL-141.3 i know is a Simplex Frequency some use

Just a thought 460.025 used direct or possible 154.115



PW KQY596
BRUNSWICK, CITY OF
[THE APPLICANT IS A MUNICIPAL POLICE DEPT THE RADIOS WILL BE USED TO DISPATCH OFFICERS IN DAILY
CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL BUSINESS]
Control Point 1 - POLICE DEPT 4095 CENTER RD, BRUNSWICK OH 330-225-9144
(link)
11/28/2012 License Modified
1 - MUNI WATER TOWER COR OF PEARL RD & MINER DR, BRUNSWICK (MEDINA) OH [Structure: Tank] (map)
154.0325 FB Units: 1
460.0250 FB2 Units: 1
460.3750 FB2 Units: 1
2 - OH Land mobile control station meeting 20 rule
465.0250 FX1 Units: 3
465.3750 FX1 Units: 3
3 - 25.0 km radius around fixed location 1
154.0325 MO Units: 24
460.0250 MO Units: 65
460.3750 MO Units: 65
465.0250 MO Units: 65
465.3750 MO Units: 65


PW WQK484
BRUNSWICK, CITY OF
[THE APPLICANT IS A CITY SERVICE DEPARTMENT THE RADIOS WILL BE USED TO DISPATCH CITY SERVICES VEHICLES]
Control Point 1 - 1238 W 130 ST, BRUNSWICK OH 216-225-9144
04/02/2013 License Modified
1 - s_ o_ Other:VIC:BRUNSWICK OH
154.115 MO Units: 30
150.775 MO Units: 30
2 - MUNI WATER TOWER COR OF PEARL RD & MINER DR, BRUNSWICK (MEDINA) OH [Structure: Tank]
154.115 FB2 Units: 1
3 - OH Land mobile control station meeting 20 rule
150.775 FX1 Units: 4

460.025 is channel 5 and is a secondary dispatch, 154.115 is for road maint.

Yes 460.025 is Ch-5 Rptr, I am suggesting Ch-6 could be direct without Rptr. Also other agencies often use service dept freqs at night.

456.800 is ch 6 and confirmed as some really interesting chat sometimes.

davidzimmerman said:

i was going to say monitor 460.550 PL-141.3 i know is a Simplex Frequency some use

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Thats a good thought Dave! I tried that a while back and it was a no go. The Medina Sheriff uses that a lot and it is used for security at the fair.

460.550 is know as Medina Co. SO ch.4.

I am guessing that 453.4625 & 453.7125 are no longer used, have not heard tfc in a couple years.

MEDINA, COUNTY OF WPTT656
COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
PW - PUBLIC SAFETY POOL,
791 W SMITH RD
MEDINA OH 44258
LOC. 1. 1179 COUNTY RD. 44 HINCKLEY, MEDINA OH
LOC. 2. 8416 HARRIS RD HARRISVILLE TOWNSHIP, MEDINA OH
LOC. 3. AREA OF OPERATION COUNTYWIDE: MEDINA,OH
LOC. 4. LAND MOBILE CONTROL STATION MEETING THE 6.1 METER RULE: OH
1. 453.7125 FB2 1 CH1 NAC 293
2. 453.4625 FB2 1 CH2
3. 453.4625 MO 200
453.7125 MO 200
453.8875 MO 200
458.4625 MO 200
458.7125 MO 200
458.8875 MO 200
4. 458.7125 FX1 5
458.4625 FX1 5
CONTROL POINTS: 144 N BROADWAY MEDINA, MEDINA OH