I can pick up this frequency loud and clear out here in Griswold. It repeats 46.18. Is it a real powerful transmitter or just a very high tower? Also does anybody remember 462.562 from a few years back? That one use to repeat everything from QV, WW, KX, all the Middlesex county frequencies, and even some pd's if I remember correctly. That was a pretty cool one to listen to, but hasn't been around for a few years now.
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Emergency management in Haddam. Lowband is crosslink to county FD dispatch
462.5625 aka "Gesmundo" was taken offline when FRS became popular and people started asking questions.
It was an old UHF transmitter with audio supplied by a continuous coverage AOR receiver with an antenna VERY high up a 200ft tower. It scanned 46.18, 46.22, 33.74, 33.78, 33.90, and 155.400 all off PL. We could also add more remotely using the Gesmundo MS-DOS terminal emulator software and a 2.4kbps modem.
It was an old UHF transmitter with audio supplied by a continuous coverage AOR receiver with an antenna VERY high up a 200ft tower. It scanned 46.18, 46.22, 33.74, 33.78, 33.90, and 155.400 all off PL. We could also add more remotely using the Gesmundo MS-DOS terminal emulator software and a 2.4kbps modem.
Thanks for the info spatch713. Was it used for anything official or just for scanner hobbyists? I can't remember how I came across that frequency. Like I said it was quite a few years ago. I can remember it was very busy with what seemed like non stop transmissions. I even remember hearing a pd on it too. I never figured out who that was.
I don't have it pl'd. I am definitely getting 46.18 middlesex county CT.
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