City of Manchester

[tvengr]

Can someone please verify the control channel and alternate frequencies for the City of Manchester trunked system in Hillsborough County? I am helping someone only 7 miles away and he is getting the finding control channel message when using the 4 control channel frequencies listed in the database. Thanks!

 

[Dave2582]

I logged active frequencies earlier this year

 

[kzav]

Manchester can be tough more than a few miles outside; I'm only six or seven miles away and can only pick them up using a Yagi pointed in the right direction, and even then it breaks up sometimes. I do have a couple of hills in the way, though.

 

[W1KNE]

I logged active frequencies earlier this year View attachment 125024

Image from ScanNewEngland's wiki.

 

[W1KNE]

Can someone please verify the control channel and alternate frequencies for the City of Manchester trunked system in Hillsborough County? I am helping someone only 7 miles away and he is getting the finding control channel message when using the 4 control channel frequencies listed in the database. Thanks!

The information in our DB for Manchester is correct.

 

[tvengr]

Thank you! I see that the frequencies in the Scan New England database match the Radio Reference Database. I wish the new RR database still showed the primaries and alternates. Thanks again!

 

[garys]

For at least New England, if the RRDB and SNE Wiki disagree the presumption should be that the SNE Wiki is correct. A ton of work goes into keeping that current and accurate.

Thank you! I see that the frequencies in the Scan New England database match the Radio Reference Database. I wish the new RR database still showed the primaries and alternates. Thanks again!

 

[tvengr]

For at least New England, if the RRDB and SNE Wiki disagree the presumption should be that the SNE Wiki is correct. A ton of work goes into keeping that current and accurate.

Thanks! I am going to start using the SNE database as my primary reference for the NE area.

 

[GraniteScanner]

Thanks! I am going to start using the SNE database as my primary reference for the NE area.

There are some great hidden gems on there worth keeping it bookmarked.