Help IDing New P25 System

Anyone know what system this is? The control channel is 853.2250 here in the Tampa area. There doesn't seem to be any talk group activity.

The cc and two of the other freqs are part of Marion County's TRS, but the ID doesn't match up. If it is Marion, there must be some ducting going on.

Wonder if it's part of the new TECO P25 system and not in the FCC database yet.

Using CC of 853.2250 will be Sys BE0 new P25 Sarasota Cty. About 852.7500 & 853..8875 I can't find in any data base. Only TG.s I have heard are 1001 & 1002 for tech's and that was last month.

I have the same question. I'm in Wesley Chapel and it's booming in here. Looking at my system status on my bcd436hp the System ID= 0000Ah-001, WAN = 927F9h, and NAT = 1h.

Extremely strong signal on I-75 in Pasco County. Wonder if this is their new P25 system?

Eric Carlson's P25-to-callsign converter says 927F9-00A translates to WQWWA4. Any of those frequencies match an FCC callsign beginning with WQWW? (I did a quick check and came up empty, but sometimes the FCC callsign is for another unrelated site/system owned by the same entity.)

(The aforementioned converter often will come back with part or all of a callsign, but if the SID i.e. 00A in this case has been altered, only part of the resulting string will match the FCC callsign).

This doesn't always work, sometimes the "P25 callsign" has no connection to the FCC callsign - but often it does (example: Michigan's MPSCS).

Bolt21 said:

Extremely strong signal on I-75 in Pasco County. Wonder if this is their new P25 system?

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The WQW he figured above is some of the letters in Pasco County new license,which I’m assuming is that new P25 system. ULS License - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked License - WQWX671 - PASCO COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. The frequencies are not the same though.


I initially found it here https://digitalfrequencysearch.com/Search/P25display.php and searching Pasco County

The learning on these forums never ceases. Never had any clue P25 WACNs / system IDs related to an actual callsign.