Juno Beach Police

[dic]

Any idea where the Juno Beach Police went?

They are no longer on VHF (158.790) and I cannot locate them on the Palm Beach County System.

I have not noticed any new antennas on the cars.

Thanks

Dic

 

[jerk]

Any idea where the Juno Beach Police went?

They are no longer on VHF (158.790) and I cannot locate them on the Palm Beach County System.
I have not noticed any new antennas on the cars.
Thanks
Dic

They actually have a license for 39.580, thought I doubt that's where they went.

Try 866.1750 or 854.8375 base Mobile 809.8375

AL

 

[dic]

Thanks Al.

I neglected to add that I looked at the licensed frequencies as well.
No luck there either.

However, I did notice that the VHF antennas are gone from all vehicles.

Dic

 

[N4DES]

They went to the new 800 freqs that they recently licensed and the Chief advised me that they were going digital encrypted. I turned on some of their ID's so they can access the County Commons, but they are not full time users on 813A.

 

[dic]

Thanks Mark.
I would be glad to confirm if they are actually encrypted if I knew what the new frequencies are.

Encrypted communication for a PD that has 2 officers and 1 Sgt on per shift; a town that is surrounded by analog communications.

No more mutual aid around here.
Brilliant.
Typical Florida mentality.

Dic

 

[edweirdFL]

If they are following the state's recommendations, they should also have the FL and Natl mutual aid conventional freqs programmed in their radios.

Ed

 

[dic]

I just saw one of Juno's finest in the Sunoco Station on RT 1.
His radio was an EF Johnson (I think, I was trying not to stare) and certainly did not sound digital when a transmission was heard.

Any idea how to figure out what frequencies they are using?
It is not the listed 854 frequency.

Thanks
Dic

 

[N4DES]

866.175 Npspac

 

[dic]

Thanks KS4VT.
You are correct.

866.175
Not digital. Not encrypted.
PL 103.5.

I submitted the changes to the DB.

Thanks
Dic

 

[gcr33]

Are you saying they are no longer running encryption full time? They were.

 

[dic]

No encryption at all.
Analog, in the clear.

When I started this thread I sort of gave up on them, so I never heard any transmissions on 866.175.

When was the last time you heard them encrypted and on what frequency?

Thanks
Dic


P.S. And as I said in a thread about the FHP, maybe they were encrypted so no one would know how boring they are.

 

[gcr33]

Something must have happened. Their big reason for not going on the Palm Beach Co. System was not being able to be digital full time and encrypted.

I have to go North tomorrow (8-28) and will try to listen. Of course they might not even transmit while I am in receive range.

FHP, not anything interesting at all other than the aircraft. How many sig 4, sig 76 can you listen to?