Unknown p25 tower scanned in springfield tennessee

[remay]

Looks to be rather far off. Was using a mobile antenna when I picked this up. Was wondering if anyone else can pick this frequency up? See video:

UNKNOWN P25 TOWER - YouTube

[Thunderbolt]

It's a federal Project 25 TRS. I wonder what federal government/military facilities are around the Nashville area?

73's

Ron

[remay]

Not sure. Did you look it up on Fcc to find what it is? I had no success last night scrolling through my cell phone on the FCC site. Thanks for reply.

[ChrisP]

Originally Posted by remay

Not sure. Did you look it up on Fcc to find what it is? I had no success last night scrolling through my cell phone on the FCC site. Thanks for reply.

You're not going to find any federal frequency information on the FCC site. They do not oversee federal allocations. Those are handled by the NTIA.

- Chris

[milf]

Federal near Nashvville.. ummm,.. At least three, will have to look in old data to see if any of them are still valid as to what goes on there. Mind my TN Fed files West of the Smokies, and excepting the NTNP stuff is at least 10 years old or more.... I'll still look.

[milf]

OK obviously, TVA is a big suspect..

[remay]

I think I might also be able to get some old data info from a friend of mine. Thanks for the responses.

[slatescan]

hearing a very strong singel from this CC its got full bars on my pro 106

[EZlistener]

Could be US Army Corps of Engineers, as they supervise the Cumberland River Basin, rather than TVA. There are probably other Fed users common to other cities Nashville's size, e.g., FPS, IRS, USSS, FBI.
Maybe?

[Thunderbolt]

Are there any federal prisons in the Nashville area?

73's

Ron

[rkm1215]

There is a CCM (community center)

http://www.bop.gov/DataSource/execut...cilityCode=cnv
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[remay]

Looked in old data books for frequency 406.9125 with no results

[jfhtm350]

If you can get the NAC from the system, then this might give you a clue of who it may be:
Federal NAC Codes - The RadioReference Wiki

[CORN]

Its not near Nashville. I plugged it into my Icom and had the noise but wasn't registering on the S meter. Plugged it into my PSR-600 and 500 and picked up nothing. So it's north of town somewhere but definitely not in the Nashville area or I'd be able to register something.

[jfhtm350]

Slatescan is in Sumner Co with a full signal. Only he knows the areas he can pick up signals like that. He might be able to pick up Fort Campbell, 2 counties over with 5 bars or maybe he can only pick up things half a county away from that direction. I would say he could just about draw a map of the possible location of the tower.

[remay]

Signal is good in Sumner County. Might be out in Wilson County.

[ecps92]

Anyone get the SysID yet?

Originally Posted by slatescan

hearing a very strong singel from this CC its got full bars on my pro 106

[remay]

If signal is good in Sumner County than the system ID would read rather well. That would give alot of information.

[slatescan]

so far they have no syid or site number as far as i can tell but its five bars a good singel into my house in North Hendersonville if i was a guessing man i guess its the old hickory dam run by the Army COE


I cant hear fort campbell down here as of yet but I can hear the Titans LTR from LP field from here

[remay]

Thanks for info slatescan. Can you hear 453.0500 in Springfield from your area? Thanks