There are a few UHF radio frequencies that I believe are part of a LTR radio system, although the DB lists them as conventional. Is there a way to use the SDS100 to locate the remaining frequencies if in fact the frequencies in question are part of a trunked system? This may be a wild goose chase, but I think there is something there since when I monitor them on a conventional scanner I hear the motorboat noise of a trunked system.
SDS100/SDS200: Locating frequencies for a LTR system?
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Could possibly be DMR Cap+ instead? LTR sounds like abut of static or quick keyup. Cap+ sounds like a quick motorboat burst.
Do a FCC license search on those frequencies that are listed… It may list a new system recently updated but not included in the RR database as yet?
What I have found is that one of frequencies in question does show up as a CAP* and shows a color code, however no voice. Doing a FCC search it comes back as part of the Fisher Wireless system which is a rather large system that covers more than one state. The frequency however is not listed as part of the Fisher Wireless system in the RRDB.
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Does it show a color code? That could help confirm that it is the Fisher System.
One of the frequencies is showing a color code of 14 but only briefly and no voice heard.
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Sounds like a Capacity Plus beacon.
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