Nice sleuthin'
422.35 looks like Site 41 from OnQue
460.075 and 460.625 looks like a new site for PushPlus Network
The other two (VHF's) were listed by you as Turris Communications
DSD doesn't decode Motorola Type II trunking control channels. Only P25, NXDN, DMR/TRBO
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Nice sleuthin'
422.35 looks like Site 41 from OnQue
460.075 and 460.625 looks like a new site for PushPlus Network
The other two (VHF's) were listed by you as Turris Communications
Nice sleuthin'
The other two (VHF's) were listed by you as Turris Communications
Is this good enough info now to have submitted to the RR Database? All we need now is some talkgroups to go along with the info?
And yes, those others are listed as Turris.
It's confirmed by you so it can go in the database.
I've put the Turris system in the database: Turris Communications (201) Trunking System, Multiple Locations, Ontario - Scanner Frequencies in the mean time.
Are we able to put 167.835 in with 163.755 and 159.090 with 160.080 seeing as they match with them as well?
Also the UHF PushPlush Network and the OnQue network. Are we able to update those now also?
You know I can only do that with confirmation, such as you provided with site numbers and neighbour lists.
I'm sure that will happen soon. :wink:
I seriously got excited the first time I had actually heard a digital voice communication on the 460.075/460.625 frequencies. Not sure how I did it, but I heard it
Not only that, but if you get DMR activity on both timeslots at the same time on the same frequency, you'll hear both, one in each audio channel.
As for Network ID 201, VHF network has site numbers which duplicate some in the UHF network, not sure how that works, and how the DB will handle it...
Dave
Where'd you get those maps????
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Try this frequency: 460.7875
It is presently the control channel for a very busy site.
This will give you an idea of just how much switching and activity there can be.
The other frequencies for this system are:
;C&W 201-3 (BUSY) Chateau Royale 1380 Prince of Wales 312188 Airport OPS,
; 309522 NRC, 312134 Security, 2503-1108 Security, 313703 Security, 308339 Security
Con+, 201, 3, 1, 461.58750, 0.0, 0 58
Con+, 201, 3, 3, 460.78750, 0.0, 0 59
Con+, 201, 3, 5, 451.68750, 0.0, 0 60
Con+, 201, 3, 7, 451.52500, 0.0, 0 NEW
The next step is to get you set up for listening to all the activity with DSD Plus.
Mike
I usually have to set my ppm to +28 which is not bad.Also, not quite sure about the dongle you're using but the RTL2832 has a cheap oscillator which almost always needs be corrected unless it is within a few PPM of the actual frequency. One I used was off by 57 PPM at room temp. Also, they are not terribly temperature stable. I know someone receiving VHF weather broadcast and if the temperature dropped 5C, reception got very messed up.
Also, may want try adjusting RF gain. Too low and you won't hear much, too high and there's a lot of compression and intermodulation crap possibly.
Dave
Dave