New NYSP VHF pending frequencies

MegaHertz315 · May 25, 2015

Appears NYSP has some new pending licenses.

Troop A:
154.8375 Erie Co.
153.7775 Chautauqua Co.
153.8525 Chautauqua Co.

TroopB:
153.9575 St. Lawrence Co.
153.9725 St. Lawrence Co.
154.7775 Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton & St. Lawrence Co.
159.0675 St. Lawrence Co.
158.8875 Clinton & Franklin
155.9925 Essex & Hamilton

Troop E:
156.0525 Ontario Co.
153.9425 Steuben Co.
155.9925 Steuben Co.
159.0525 Steuben Co.
159.0375 Seneca Co.
159.0750 Seneca Co.

Mtnrider · May 26, 2015

Base/Mobile ? Mobile only ?

AuntEnvy · May 26, 2015

That figures!

I just reloaded all of my units.

Have they been seen in action or just found a listing?

MegaHertz315 · May 26, 2015

Mobile.

The licenses have not been issued yet, they are in pending status currently.

AuntEnvy · May 26, 2015

Roger that KC2

I wonder if they're part of the inter-op frequencies that a bunch of the CNY counties got...

DaveNF2G · May 26, 2015

None of those troops cover CNY.

AuntEnvy · May 26, 2015

Depending on what one considers CNY, E troop could encompass part of it.

But that wasn't the point to begin with.

radiodude817 · May 30, 2015

I just loaded the potential new freqs for Troop A. Immediately on 154.8375 for Erie I hear a Canadian taxi service. They are strong and constantly busy. Should be interesting.

dave3825 · May 30, 2015

radiodude817 said:
Immediately on 154.8375 for Erie I hear a Canadian taxi service. They are strong and constantly busy. Should be interesting.

Is the taxi service using a pl tone? The state pd most likely will so you should not have any issues.

RF-Burns · May 30, 2015

dave3825 said:
Is the taxi service using a pl tone? The state pd most likely will so you should not have any issues.

Just because the taxi service uses a PL and the SP use a PL that doesn't mean a thing. What happens when they transmit at the same time? Different PL's doesn't prevent intermod, two people can't transmit on the same frequency at the same time regardless of PL. PL helps but doesn't wipe out all distortion caused by different agencies transmitting at the same time.

99% chance the FCC will reject the license anyways because the Canadians will say say no. Within 50 miles of the border the Canadians have to approve it as well as the FCC.

INDY72 · May 30, 2015

What emissions are on those new potential freqs? FMN, P25? If they are set for P25, then you really won't have to worry about interference issues. And yes, NYSP has been doing an tad of P25 recently.

Mtnrider · May 31, 2015

Mobile Only.....Narrowband....110 watts 500units.....

ThePagerGeek · May 31, 2015

Like MotoMan said... RF is RF.... regardless of the emission type, they can't be radiating (transmitting) at the same time on the same frequency that close in proximity without clashing with each other. That's what interference is...

Just because they don't hear what each other is saying, doesn't mean they aren't interfering with communications amongst each other. Emissions is simply how the information is passed using the power and frequency assigned to achieve the intended communications.

Basic RF principles apply

tpg

Mtnrider · Jun 1, 2015

You can add to the mix. Must be a Statewide thing Some of these will be on different licenses
I dont know the troop areas ....i think i got them all ....whew...
154.950 Delaware and Broome County's
Clinton and Franklin
154.7775
158.8875
155.595
155.625
Oneida
154.920
Madison and Lewis
155.580
Ontario
154.770 (1200 units)
156.0525
Genesee,Wyoming,Chautauqua
155.535
Seneca
159.0375
159.0750
Steuben
159.0525
153.9425
155.9925
Erie
154.8375
Chautauqua
155.535
153.7775
153.8525

12dbsinad · Jun 1, 2015

ThePagerGeek said:
Like MotoMan said... RF is RF.... regardless of the emission type, they can't be radiating (transmitting) at the same time on the same frequency that close in proximity without clashing with each other. That's what interference is...

Just because they don't hear what each other is saying, doesn't mean they aren't interfering with communications amongst each other. Emissions is simply how the information is passed using the power and frequency assigned to achieve the intended communications.

Basic RF principles apply

tpg

+ 1. Took the words right out of my mouth. Unfortunately, many people do not understand these simple RF principles.

DaveNF2G · Jun 2, 2015

Several of those frequencies have been in use for years. "New" listings of those channels are probably for narrowbanding.

Mtnrider · Jun 2, 2015

This could be very true Dave.....But there new Licenses Mobile Only. With defined areas within said counties. Otherwise one would think narrowbanding and not losing the existing license/Licenses would be more prudent . Which last time i looked has happened.

DaveNF2G · Jun 3, 2015

What are the callsigns of these new licenses? I'd like to see how they are set up. The State Police have not assigned frequencies for use on less than a Troopwide basis generally in the past. I'm not sure why they would start now.

Mtnrider · Jun 3, 2015

As posted earlier these are in PENDING status.....search any of the counties for pending licenses...anf you'll find them...

DaveNF2G · Jun 4, 2015

Oops, yeah, that was mentioned.

New NYSP VHF pending frequencies

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