Finally!!!
OK y'all, this is getting even more bigger than I could imagine. I don't have a lot of time to go into details and for some reason I can't get the audio that I capture to attach. But this morning I caught something penetrating the low-band areas of 35.0 MHZ ish and 43.0 Mhz ish. It was the same tone that now I wish I could get to attach.
Got to run, hope to catch and post some more later!
Man I have been waiting for this for some time now, independent witnessing.
Add in 32.4, 32.55, 32.85, 38.55. over the past week those have been doing the same thing you saw on 35.0, and i presume 43.0 as well , tho i have yet to catch it on 43.0 yet hence my excitment when finding this thread . let me know if you ever hear a chirp/screech at the begining or end of a tx. it seems to happen about 20% of the time and is easier to hear with the squelch bottomed out. depending on the scanner AM mode may make it more easily heard.
I bought a bcd436hp earlier this year for just this particular mystery, and it's not P25 as far as i can tell. been using a pro668 tracking this for a long, long time, but out of fear that perhaps it wouldnt decode P25 on low band i got the 436 just to be on the safe side. RR users and Chris Parris have reported low band P25 but as far as i could tell they were all using unidens so i finally had break down and get one. (only times i have picked up lowband P25 it has been VIPER tx's
$1F0 etc. )
if you have a signal stalker capable scanner that gives a real good idea how close you are and 49&8 area is prime DF territory at the moment. i was snagging 35.0 and 38.55 two nights ago in Badin with a 22 in wire whip mag mount using signal stalker mode. but that could have been easily either side of the river as the tx source is of a power level much higher than a HT.
"idling sound of a Diesel engine" now thats a new one on me. this was the denton area specifically or potentially else where? are we talking a indefinite time tx or blips? 10 sec to a minute?
got a feeling i am going to be taking a drive today....