New CDN Military

[tayridge]

Thought I would do some searching about and found this item:-
P25 BEE00.5DE
BEE00.5.12-1.12
NAC 5DA
9-520 393.0000 CC
9-540 393.5000 scc
9-560 394.0000 scc
9-580 394.5000
Just wondering if anyone else has found same?
Dave

 

[BC_Scan]

Wow, if this is real that would be a first for Canada as our Military is trunked @ 140 MHz give or take. Is it more likely you are hearing comm's from across the lake from you ? US Mil bases seem to be on 380-400MHz .

Is it possible its this system ?

Joint National Capital Region Trunking System, Various, Multi-State

Joint National Capital Region Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

I don't know as I'm a left coaster!

 

[mciupa]

5DE is the system identifier for CAF's Safety Emergency and Administrative Radio System.

Pretty interesting find.

 

[tayridge]

I was so surprised almost fell out of the chair - did not expect to find much in that area of frequencies. Fort Drum, NY I monitor all the time and their talk groups all are 6xxxx #'s.

Trenton, Petawawa, NorthBay their TG's are all 10xxx #'s at least what I have. I did manage to have TG 11233 pop up for a second as though a mike click, something similar no voice came in. CFB Kingston uses TG's with 11xxx #'s.

Could this be something to do with the Intelligence Centre in Kingston? who knows and only time will tell. Setting up one computer and SDR dedicated to strictly this and will see where it leads.
Dave

 

[mikewazowski]

I wonder if RMC would have a site?

Can you post the relevant section of your P25 file for this site?

 

[tayridge]

Thank you to all who are assisting with this endeavour. Below is a copy from the auto-maintained
DSDplus P25 Data File. Hope this helps out.

Network: BEE00.5DE ; CANADIAN FORCES EMERGENCY RADIO SYSTEM

Bandplan #6: Base=136. Offset=-0.9 Spacing=10 BW=12.5
Bandplan #7: Base=136.005 Offset=+0.9 Spacing=10 BW=12.5
Bandplan #8: Base=380.0125 Offset=+5 Spacing=25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #9: Base=380. Offset=+5 Spacing=25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #11: Base=380. Offset=+10 Spacing=25 BW=12.5


Site: 1.12 NAC=5DA

Channel 9-520: 393. CC
Channel 9-540: 393.5 SCC
Channel 9-560: 394. SCC
Channel 9-580: 394.5 VOICE


Site: 1.13 NAC=5D3 ; CFB KINGSTON

Channel 7-423: 140.235 SCC VOICE
Channel 7-1348: 149.485 SCC VOICE
Channel 6-1371: 149.71 SCC VOICE
Channel 6-1471: 150.71 CC


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[VA3DBJ]

I won't be too surprised, if the VHF channels will be changed to UHF, as the Government of Ontario and Quebec have asked for additional VHF channels in the VHF 140 segment. The Motorola tech at Trenton did mention that they used the VHF channels, as each base already had them assigned by MOCC/RCCS, but also had new UHF 300 channels assigned for small area sites. The large area sites would continue using VHF or a mix.

I wouldn't be too surprised if 1.12, might be a setup for 772 in Kingston as a low range site. If it was installed at the comm building by the Sports Complex, RMC could also be a customer.

If Trenton goes UHF, I won't be able to listen during the summer. It will give me an excuse to visit more often

 

[IdleMonitor]

What's the low an high frequencies to search out in the UHF band for this system? I think I may have asked this before but I forget.

 

[Saint]

What's the low an high frequencies to search out in the UHF band for this system? I think I may have asked this before but I forget.

I would think 380 MHz to 400 MHz

 

[tayridge]

I have been searching 375.0000 to 400.0000 and so far this info and Fort Drum NY. is all I have found, but maybe more to come if this is the start of new UHF systems.

Again, thank you all for your interest, and any other info appreciated.
Dave