Jacksonville Naval Air Station

[pawsrock]

I have a pro 2096 and a larsen Tri-Band antenna in my attic. I have program all of the freq and talkgroups for Jacksonville N.A.S. "I am not hearing anything," so is this just very quiet are do I need to do something else.
Thanks
Ron Fone
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[puzzleriddle]

Did you program the offsets?? Naval Air Station Pensacola Trunking System, Pensacola, Florida - Scanner Frequencies, also read this on re banding the 96.. not sure if this applies to your case tho. Win96 - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[ChrisP]

I have a pro 2096 and a larsen Tri-Band antenna in my attic. I have program all of the freq and talkgroups for Jacksonville N.A.S. "I am not hearing anything," so is this just very quiet are do I need to do something else.
Thanks
Ron Fone
Home

If you are referring to the 380 MHz DoD trunked system sites in Jacksonville, the 2096 will not trunk-track those systems. You can program them conventionally and listen that way if you choose, but otherwise you will need to upgrade to a PSR-500, PSR-600, 396 or 996 scanner...

- Chris

 

[pawsrock]

So you mean just the freq and not the talkgroup id?
Ron Fone

 

[pawsrock]

Never mind, just understood what you mean:
Conventional - The RadioReference Wiki
Ron

 

[ChrisP]

Also, if you don't have it already, you will need the WIN96 software to unlock the extended frequencies. Out of the box, the 2096 will not accept the 380 MHz channels in it's programming...

- Chris