Bryank104

[bryank104]

Has Rutland County sheriffs department switched to digital. 460.450. I get the noise when the conversation is in digital and cant decode the the transmittion

 

[pwscott]

I haven't listened, but that could also be that they've gone secure. Where are you listening from?

 

[bryank104]

In New York Hudson Falls. They are not encrypted. T

 

[Colin9690]

Are you using a scanner capable of receiving digital? If not, well then that’s why you are getting undecoded digital noise.

 

[mikewazowski]

Bryan, in the future, please choose a more descriptive title for your threads. You have a bunch of threads with your name as the title.

Thanks.

 

[bryank104]

I have a bcd536, Bcd996T bcd996xt bcd996xtp2 bcd436 bcd396xt. Its all the same on all these scanners

 

[W1KNE]

If you get the noise, but don't hear the transmission, then they are encrypted. Unless you have your scanner set for analog.

If you set it for digital, search for the NAC.

 

[bryank104]

Byank104

I have received encrypted transmissions before and this is not encryption I do have it programmed as a single p25 and also analog.

 

[KB1VLA]

It could be Windham County Sheriff; they are P25 on 460.450, NAC 380.

 

[NEK1213]

Caledonia County has switched to P25 on their 460.450. There is infrequent analog use on the same frequency. Essex County (VT) has ceased using 460.450. I haven't located their new sheriff's frequency. Most of their communication is on VSP St Johnsbury's 460.300.

 

[mfdbenji]

Can confirm Rutland County SD is not operating on a digital system. As of right now 460.4500 127.3