Kingston Police

[ocscan]

Found in TAFL today: 72.3400 KINGSTON ON 11 QUEEN STREET, 441355,762844, Kingston Police, FX CV,VFX592, 20070704

Possibly paging frequency? Anyone local able to give it a listen?

 

[DaveH]

According to TAFL, it's low power (less than 1W), possibly digital;
could be a wireless headset or low-power audio rebroadcast. You'd
likely need to be close to the Cop Shop to hear anything.

Dave

 

[cpuerror]

KPD? Damn them and their encryption!!!!!!


Anyways, Punching in 72.34 into my scanner, its definitley some kind of digital signal, though not any type of voice modulation. Some type of low baud rate communication.

 

[feedbak]

KPD? Damn them and their encryption!!!!!!


Anyways, Punching in 72.34 into my scanner, its definitley some kind of digital signal, though not any type of voice modulation. Some type of low baud rate communication.

Bah they were all domestic stuff anyhow

 

[orpen499]

what kind of system do the kingston police use?

 

[cpuerror]

P25 conventional encrypted.

 

[orpen499]

thanks. is their a scanner that can pick it up?

 

[Jammin_Jay]

That is an old address. Kingston Police are now on division street in there new headquarters. So that TAFL reference may be old, and refers to there old building near the Krock Center on Queen street.
There radio comms they are using now are p25 digital, but encrypted , and both frequencies are used. the .815, and the .065.
The patrol cars do have computers in them , almost like laptops, when i peered into one.

I have also heard them do comm test on Provincial comm with Smithsfalls comm center, and South Frontenac OPP car units, asking various 10-20's are recording radio signal strength in regards to the tower they are operating off of.

Like Other Police Services in Ontario that are P25 and encrypted, There is no scanner capable of breaking the encryption.

 

[ibagli]

thanks. is their a scanner that can pick it up?

No .