Euclid PD - Channel 7

[tobarger]

Anyone have information on the Euclid police department's channel 7?
It is not used very often and not documented anywhere I can find.
Two nights ago almost the entire Euclid police department had a house surrounded concerning a possible kidnapping.
They all went to channel seven.

 

[kc8rak]

Try scanning all the CECOM 423-425 mhz freqs. When they had the shooting a few yrs ago and Case Western in Cleveland. Euclid SWAT was using one of the common CECOM freqs. 423.85 was it i think. Dont listen to them very much. Might even be a input channel.

 

[tobarger]

Thanks for responding.
I was scanning that frequency range at the time of the incident but didn't have any luck.

 

[davidzimmerman]

euclid police ch-7

euclid police ch-7 is (425.425 pl-110.9 simplex) i'm 100% correct on this frequency.hope this helps

 

[tobarger]

Thanks David;
I'll try that frequency next chance I get.

 

[ONA73]

Its very rare for them to use that freq. I have only heard it for standoffs and swat callouts.

 

[davidzimmerman]

euclid police ch-7

frequency 425.425 pl-110.9 is their ch-7. its in their radio line-up in their radios
thanks

 

[medic611]

Just an FYI posting (SRT) or swat type frequencies I may suggest leaving out the pl info from public forums. Anyone could use that information for non legal uses. Having programmed my fair share of radio's I typically will not post "sensitive" information on public forums. Look at it from the perspective of if you were the one having to be on a SRT team would you want the "bad guy" to know your every move. Just my 2 cent opinion.

 

[tobarger]

Thanks medic:
Is there anything that can't be used for non legal uses?

 

[medic611]

Post September 11th law enforcement seems to have taken a stand on trying to keep sensative information out of the "public eye" shall we say. You can sometimes go through their FCC license information and can make an educated guess. I will say i've even seen some random frequencies used from time to time to make detection a little harder. As more counties are slowly switching to MARCS some departments believe that MARCS is encrypted all the time. However unless that entity has purchased and installed the encryption boards and have them programmed appropately they can still be monitored.

 

[puzzleriddle]

Just an FYI posting (SRT) or swat type frequencies I may suggest leaving out the pl info from public forums. Anyone could use that information for non legal uses. Having programmed my fair share of radio's I typically will not post "sensitive" information on public forums. Look at it from the perspective of if you were the one having to be on a SRT team would you want the "bad guy" to know your every move. Just my 2 cent opinion.

why is it "sensitive" info when A PL/DPL etc can be had (decoded or gotten easily by almost everyone 1 with a scanner??

 

[eorange]

And you don't even need the pl to listen. Not understanding the point here...

 

[JoeyC]

And as davidzimmerman clearly stated this freq/pl combo was simplex, the argument that the pl in the wrong persons hands is irrelevant, not to mention that eorange has pointed out the obvious.

 

[tobarger]

I think 2 cents is kind of high, just my 2 cent opinion.

 

[puzzleriddle]

And as davidzimmerman clearly stated this freq/pl combo was simplex, the argument that the pl in the wrong persons hands is irrelevant, not to mention that eorange has pointed out the obvious.

Tn let em use Cel phones or GO ENC??

 

[davidzimmerman]

euclid police ch-7

sorry giving out the pl tone i was trying to help with that info incase your scanner does pl tones.have a great day one in all.

 

[tobarger]

Don't feel bad david, thats how most forums work.
The one person who actually replies to a post with useful information often ends up apologizing for being helpful.
Please don't stop being helpful.
When people post questions to a forum and the only replies are from some jackwagon that has decided that no one should should have the information, the forum is officially useless.
Thanks again.

 

[OHIOSCAN]

Couple years old

EUCLID, CITY OF KDK785
COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR
PW - PUBLIC SAFETY POOL,
585 E 222ND ST
EUCLID OH 44123-2099
LOC. 1. LAND MOBILE CONTROL STATION MEETING THE 6.1 METER RULE: OH
LOC. 2. 545 E 222ND EUCLID, CUYAHOGA OH
LOC. 3. 775 E 222ND EUCLID, CUYAHOGA OH
LOC. 4. 25500 LAKELAND BLVD EUCLID, CUYAHOGA OH
LOC. 5. AREA OF OPERATION OPERATING WITHIN A 48.0KM RADIUS AROUND
FIXED LOCATION NUMBER 2.
1. 428.150 FX1 20
428.375 FX1 10
428.600 FX1 10
428.850 FX1 10
429.025 FX1 6
429.275 FX1 6
2. 423.150 FB2 1 PUBLIC WORKS
423.375 FB2 1 CH1 POLICE DISP PL110.9
423.600 FB2 1 CH2 POLICE
423.850 FB2 1 CH3 POLICE
424.025 FB2 1 CH2 FIRE
424.275 FB2 1 CH1 FIRE DISP
425.425 FB 1 CH7 SIMPLEX PL110.9
3. 424.275 FB2 1
4. 423.375 FB2 1
5. 423.150 MO 450
423.375 MO 450
423.600 MO 450
423.850 MO 450
424.025 MO 450
424.275 MO 450
425.425 MO 450
428.150 MO 450
428.375 MO 450
428.600 MO 450
428.850 MO 450
429.025 MO 450
429.275 MO 450
CONTROL POINTS: EUCLID POLICE DEPT COMMUNICATIONS CTR 545 E 222ND ST
EUCLID, CUYAHOGA OH

 

[tobarger]

Thanks OHIOSCAN;
We need people like you.

 

[davidzimmerman]

euclid pd ch-7

thanks what good is a frequency with out the pl or dpl?????
i'm sure more people have scanners that do decode pl or dpl codes so if i know it i'll tell what i know.if theirs people who use this info for bad things well its them who will get into trouble.i have posted a lot of frequencys with pl and dpl tones for radio reference and never had problems before.dave