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trumpetman

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Probably an image from ECUH medical center. The NAC for that system is 971 I believe. Are you seeing constant traffic like a control channel or intermittent traffic like voice channels that may include talkgroup IDs or subscriber IDs?
 

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Very strong signal picked up in Greenville NC on SDRUNO with DSD plus 406.113 P25p1 NAC 971 TSDU ?
As Trumpetman indicates it could be an image, however that band (FEDERAL) the freq is invalid

406.1130 is likely 406.1125 or +/- at 406.1000 or 406.1250
see if you also hear it on the above with a Scanner or other radio vs the SDRuno

Back in 2012 there was a mystery TRS on 406.1125 heard in the NC/SC area Sys ID 01C - nothing since. :(
However the recent (2021 NTIA FOIA Release) indicates that 406.1125 could be in-use at Greenville for the Voice of America
but that is a one frequency pair allocation and not likely a Trunk
 
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Yeah I'm going to punch it in the scanner and monitor it. Also something I never knew hearing ham on 414.441 and 413.877? Very clear extremely strong signal I guess I didn't know hams can go down this far?
 

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Yeah I'm going to punch it in the scanner and monitor it. Also something I never knew hearing ham on 414.441 and 413.877? Very clear extremely strong signal I guess I didn't know hams can go down this far?
if you are getting Amateur Radio in the 400-420 band, then you do have an IMAGE issue.
US Amateur Radio is generally 440-450 Repeater use with some other allocations in the 420-440 spectrum
 

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Yeah it must be an image. I just can't believe how clear and strong the signal was but I guess that can happen. The 406.113 has now completely disappeared so I guess that's what's going on.
 
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