Analog frequencies in orange/buena vista

Going to disney land today and i was wondering if theres anything to listen to thats not public safety or digital. Has anything new popped up in orange county lately? If so we should start a florida analog frequencies thread.

HudsonScannerGuy said:

Going to disney land today and i was wondering if theres anything to listen to thats not public safety or digital. Has anything new popped up in orange county lately? If so we should start a florida analog frequencies thread.

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http://www.qsl.net/cflg/

Central Florida listeners group, they've been pretty active in what you're looking for perhaps they can help.

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I'll start the list:

Magic Kingdom

461.3000R Parade 1 (PL 162.2) main channel - very active during parade
463.7500R Parade 2 (PL 162.2) secondary channel

These are the only 2 repeaters that are still analog for WDW. Everything else is on their Linked Capacity Plus MOTOTRBO system using Enhanced Privacy encryption and RAS. There are many analog/DMR simplex comms in the parks mainly for restaurants but I can't confirm since you most likely be stopped by security if you attempt to take your radio into the parks.

Most hotels, hospitals, universities, malls, and businesses use MOTOTRBO conventional and trunked systems. There are a few that are still analog. Check out the hotel section of RR database. World Center Marriott is the biggest.

Mears transportation uses an analog LTR system and can be received in conventional mode if you don't have a LTR capable scanner. The main activity on that system are talkgroups on home channel 15 (Disney magical Express and Disney Cruise Lines busses) and home channel 20 (Motor coach busses and motor shuttles). Those frequency are 860.3125 and 860.7875 respectively. Although you won't be able to track these without an LTR capable scanner, scanning conventionally would yield good results.

Finally not all law enforcement on the Orange County system is encrypted, mainly due to interoperability reasons. If you look at the RR database, PSAP, Metro 1 through 8, Detail 1, ORL-IOP1 through 10 plus a few others not listed are clear (unencrypted). If there is something major that happens in the county and other agencies are involved, most likely those channels will be patched to one of the Metro talkgroups.

Interesting.. ill see what i can find, ive had success taking radios in before..

More frequencies

Orlando Health Aircare team helicopter uses 155.340 and 155.220 for flight ops and flight following

Florida Hospital Flight 1 helicopter uses 155.400 for operations and 155.3400 secondary

Rural Metro ambulance (now AMR) transport patients in Orlando and parts of Orange county:

453.0500R (PL 85.4) Tac 1 (Orlando and emergency Inter-facility transport)
453.0250R (PL 85.4) Tac 2 (West Orange County and non-emergency Inter-facility transport)

Also here are some more Interoperability public safety channels:

155.3700 Statewide Intercity
158.7375 VHF LE Inter-op (V-TAC-3)
154.9500 Wide Area Emergency
460.2750 Wide Area Emergency

Hmmm, sounds interesting. Ill try those and see if theyre still active.

HudsonScannerGuy said:

Interesting.. ill see what i can find, ive had success taking radios in before..

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Hi HudsonScannerGuy,

PM me when you get there, I have some unconfirmed simplex freqs that are/were used in the parks for various things.

Also here's some ham freqs located in LBV:

WD4WDW Lake Buena Vista 145.11000 144.51000 Wideband FM (5 kHz) None o WBFM e 103.5/103.5

WD4WDW Orlando 147.30000 147.90000 Wideband FM (5 kHz) None o WBFM l(E632802) 103.5/103.5

WD4WDW Lake Buena Vista 442.00000 447.00000 D-STAR DV None o 103.5/103.5 D-STAR-DV

WD4WDW Lake Buena Vista 442.50000 447.50000 Wideband FM (5 kHz) None o WBFM e 103.5/103.5

WD4WDW Lake Buena Vista 442.57500 447.57500 Wideband FM (5 kHz) None o WBFM e 103.5/103.5

WD4WDW Lake Buena Vista 444.00000 449.00000 DMR None oe DMR 1 CC(3) DMR 1 GC(111203)