Levy county's VHF signals?

[billy2047]

Hi all, I'm picking up several VHF signals from (what I believe) Levy county in Gainesville FL. Judging by the beacons, I guess it is a multicast or voted conventional system?

The signals are rather weak for DSD or LTR analyzer to decode anything during the day but somewhat decodable at night. I checked Levy county's DB and some frequencies are there, some aren't so maybe someone live in Levy can verify and submit an update?

These 3 frequencies sound like LTR burst every 8 seconds:
151.0325
151.0625
151.1075

The following frequencies sound like NXDN burst every 7 seconds:
151.3925
151.43
151.475
151.4825
154.0925
154.1675
154.7475
154.785
155.0025
155.0775
155.0925

I left DSD running last night with SDR# tuned to 151.475 and it was able to decode talkgroup 20

 

[kd4efm]

Yes, nxdn, site roaming. Analog fire paging(the beacon mode is for the radios to lock onto the closest site). And will be going to a new system in the near future.

All icom fr5000 repeaters site connections.
There is 4 GID used.

By the way, it's all 6.25 nx4800. Not 96.
Icoms don't do 12.5 digital.

 

[billy2047]

Ah ok thanks! I had the bandwidth set to 6250 in SDR# and that 96 was probably because of bad/weak signal decoding.

would you mind if I ask, what's the new system gonna be like? 800 MHz P25 P2? Any encryption?

Thanks

 

[AESFTW]

Ah ok thanks! I had the bandwidth set to 6250 in SDR# and that 96 was probably because of bad/weak signal decoding.

would you mind if I ask, what's the new system gonna be like? 800 MHz P25 P2? Any encryption?

Thanks

Hopefully no encryption for FD. SO is currently using SLERS with the big E. Curious if they would move away from SLERS and join this new system or just remain on it until the state can figure out what they are doing.