Database search for 400 MHz P25 systems

ecps92

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Is it possible to query the database to discover P25 Trunked systems with 400 Mhz sites nationwide?
400 is a wide swath of band
406-420 Federal
430-450 Amateur and very few Trunk
450-470 Plenty out there
470-512 Plenty out there

No one will have a Nationwide set of frequencies tho.

If the data was submitted, yes it will be searchable

Altho a little more info from you on what you are looking for will be helpful as well as updating your profile
to show a location, which might provide more QTH specific responses from members
 

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400 is a wide swath of band
406-420 Federal
430-450 Amateur and very few Trunk
450-470 Plenty out there
470-512 Plenty out there

No one will have a Nationwide set of frequencies tho.

If the data was submitted, yes it will be searchable

Altho a little more info from you on what you are looking for will be helpful as well as updating your profile
to show a location, which might provide more QTH specific responses from members
That URL returns a 404.

I could not find anything in RR that provided filtering options to search the database, such as a frequency limit and a protocol or some way to identify a P25 system. My location is irrelevant since I want to search nationwide. I wanted to find anything P25 400-520 Mhz nationwide.

Although a year out of out of date, I was able to find what I was looking for on Project25.org.


I was attempting to figure out which 2nd band to choose for a Unication G5. VHF or UHF. There are no P25 400 MHz close to me, but I did find that WV statewide uses 400 where I may travel to soon. One thing very interesting I discovered was the Wisconsin State system uses 139 and 140 MHz frequencies.
 

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That URL returns a 404.

I could not find anything in RR that provided filtering options to search the database, such as a frequency limit and a protocol or some way to identify a P25 system. My location is irrelevant since I want to search nationwide. I wanted to find anything P25 400-520 Mhz nationwide.

Although a year out of out of date, I was able to find what I was looking for on Project25.org.


I was attempting to figure out which 2nd band to choose for a Unication G5. VHF or UHF. There are no P25 400 MHz close to me, but I did find that WV statewide uses 400 where I may travel to soon. One thing very interesting I discovered was the Wisconsin State system uses 139 and 140 MHz frequencies.
yea that Project25 page is just a data dump from RR (especially seeing the USNS ships under Boston)
Not being a paid subscriber, I do know there were previous search pages for Trunks maybe one of the other subscribers can point you in the right direction or also try the Wiki at
 
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