New Norwich Police feed including Plainfield,Waterford,Ledyard,Stonington,New London

[Scandxer]

Howdy folks..

I just setup a new feed..

Norwich, CT

New London County, Connecticut (CT) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com

Norwich Police and Fire:

(includes Police for Plainfield, Waterford, Ledyard, Stonington, New London, and Groton town)


Feed Notes


Norwich Police and Fire, Norwich PD is Primary.. Also includes surrounding towns.. Plainfield Police, Waterford Police, Ledyard Police, Stonington Police, New London Police, Groton town Police, Hotline...


Please send feedback ..



Norwich PD 39.9000
New London PD 453.2750
NL Tact 453.6000
Groton PD 156.1200
Stonington PD 155.5200
Plainfield PD 453.8500
Ledyard PD 453.8375
Waterford PD 856.2375
Hotline 45.86



Signal List / Norwich ,Ct Police (Freq. 39.900)


1 Officer Needs Help
2 Homicide
3 Person Armed
4 Received
5 Sex Offense
6 Robbery
7 Burglary
8 Larceny
9 Assault
10 Crowd Control
11 Fight
12 Disturbance
13 Domestic Dispute
14 Stolen Car
15 Damage to Vehicle
16 Request Investigator
17 Call for Backup Officer
18 Photographer
19 Need Camera Equipment
20 Need Female Officer
21 Supervisor
22 Drugs involved
23 Criminal Mischief
24 Prowler
25 Caller/ Complainant
26 Prisoner
27 Need Ambulance
28 Send Towtruck
29 DWI
30 Parking Violation
31 Motor Vehicle Stop
32 Alarm
33H Hit and Run Accident
33I Accident with injuries
35 I'm clear
36 I'm On scene
37 Bank Alarm
38 Missing Person
39 Dead Person/Animal
40 Request Medical
41 Sick/Injured Person
42 Suicidal Person
42a Suicide Attempt
43 Drowning
44 State Hospital
45 Demented Person
46 Intoxicated Person
47 Detox
48 Criminal Trespass
49 Bomb Threat
50 Explosion
51 Fire Report
52 Traffic Detail
53 Repeat last messege
54 Cancel Call
55 Wanted Person
56 Lunch Break
56p Prisoner Feeding
57 Police Station
58 Phone Call
59 Location Check
60 Change Location
61 Live Wire Down
62 Currency Check
63 Building / Location Check
64 Broken Window
65 Abandoned Car
66 Found Property
67 Info
68 NCIC Check
69 License Check
70 REG. Check
71 Other Animal
72 Dog
73 City Garage
74 Need Fire Department
75 Suspicious Activity
76 Court
77 Mail Check
78 Subpoena Service
79 Surveillance
80 Permit
81 Warrant Detail
82 Motorist needs help
83 Help other Agency
84 Investigation
85 Bathroom Break
86 Report Writing
87 Admin Duty
88 All Units Clear Air -Priority Transmissions only
89 Ok to talk?

 

[justice1776]

The audio is a bit low and difficult to hear. This is an excellent idea to have these feeds. I am just curious as what type of antenna you are using.

 

[Scandxer]

The audio is a bit low and difficult to hear. This is an excellent idea to have these feeds. I am just curious as what type of antenna you are using.

Ya I think I need Ground Loop Isolator because I'm getting a major Hum..

I turned the Mic input up some.. I hope that helps.

I'm using a Radio Shack Discone Antenna in my attic on my PRO-95 scanner.


Soon I will get a Ground Loop Isolator and possibly a Pre-Amp on the Antenna.

Thanks for the Input!

ScanDxer

 

[Scandxer]

I turned up the volume. Norwich Dispatch may be too loud now though. Not sure yet..

Norwich PD overwhelms all other freqs.. I don't even need an Antenna to pick up Norwich PD (39.90) because I'm feet from theirs.

I have three choices when it comes to volume ..

My scanner volume knob, OddcastV3 mic control and Windows Microphone settings. I've been fiddling with them at the same time trying to figure this all out.

I can't wait to get that hum out..

 

[izzyj4]

One thing you might try, if you have it as an option on your scanner, is to turn on the attenuator just for the Norwich PD channel. It might be that the signal is overloading your scanner's front end because you are so close. If you can select the ATT on for individual channels, try that and see who it might work. Again you can only do this if your scanner has that option.

 

[Scandxer]

One thing you might try, if you have it as an option on your scanner, is to turn on the attenuator just for the Norwich PD channel. It might be that the signal is overloading your scanner's front end because you are so close. If you can select the ATT on for individual channels, try that and see who it might work. Again you can only do this if your scanner has that option.

Wouldn't the ATT function make me receive less signal though? I mean I would still pick up dispatch with ATT on but not as many cruisers?

Thanks

Scandxer

 

[Scandxer]

Low audio and hum fixed by pulling out the headphone jack on the scanner a little bit.

Enjoy the feed folks!

 

[justice1776]

Yes, the Attenuator function will cause you to receive less signal. I have an old Channel Master Monitenna mounted outside with excellent reception. The only problem is now I have some transmitter that keys up for hours and won't stop. There is always some issue with this hobby.

 

[ledscan89]

This is great! Thank you for posting this!! Do you think you could also add a scanner for fire/ems in the area? (I.e. Norwich, Ledyard, Groton, etc.)? Thanks!

 

[Scandxer]

This is great! Thank you for posting this!! Do you think you could also add a scanner for fire/ems in the area? (I.e. Norwich, Ledyard, Groton, etc.)? Thanks!

I think adding EMS would be too much..Besides the tones drive me up a wall lol..

But I do have all the local FD's that I can receive being scanned.

I will make a better list of them and post soon..

33.80
33.96
33.74
33.58
33.84
33.94
154.2050
33.90

If there is any specific Freq. you need want scanned let me know..

 

[ledscan89]

That's great..thanks for adding those on..could you add 453.925? Ledyard/Gales Ferry Fire/EMS use it.

 

[justice1776]

Hope this information is helpful....


Montville Fire 159.35250 MHz Repeater

East Lyme Fire 154.0625 MHz Repeater. -- 154.070 may interfere with this too since most older scanners are not narrow-banded.
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Norwich Fireground 158.8125 MHz (FG) Low Power

I can hear most low power transmissions on this FG frequency.

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Mohegan Sun Fire 33.040 MHz, but I do not listen to them because they talk too much.

Stonington Fire 33.680/155.775 MHz repeater.

North Stonington 33.920 MHz

Here are some UHF fire repeaters. These are great for hearing all mobile units. 453.5375 for 33.820 MHz

453.4625/453.8125 MHz (Both) reapeat 33.800 and 33.900 MHz. 154.740 MHz for 33.440 MHz --- East Lyme Police 154.73250 MHz may cause interference to 154.740 MHz.

453.5875 appears to repeat 33.800, 33.900, 33.880, 33.640 MHz.


453.7875= 33.900 MHz 453.9375= 33.440 MHz

 

[oilmillcharlie]

A correction to your list of agencies: 156.12 is Groton City not Groton Town. Seperate police departments. Groton Town operates on 853.400 which I doubt that you will hear from Norwich although you can give it a try. You might also want to plug in 39.86 which is Nowich's channel 2.

B.K.

Howdy folks..

I just setup a new feed..

Norwich, CT

New London County, Connecticut (CT) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com

Norwich Police and Fire:

(includes Police for Plainfield, Waterford, Ledyard, Stonington, New London, and Groton town)


Feed Notes


Norwich Police and Fire, Norwich PD is Primary.. Also includes surrounding towns.. Plainfield Police, Waterford Police, Ledyard Police, Stonington Police, New London Police, Groton town Police, Hotline...


Please send feedback ..



Norwich PD 39.9000
New London PD 453.2750
NL Tact 453.6000
Groton PD 156.1200
Stonington PD 155.5200
Plainfield PD 453.8500
Ledyard PD 453.8375
Waterford PD 856.2375
Hotline 45.86



Signal List / Norwich ,Ct Police (Freq. 39.900)


1 Officer Needs Help
2 Homicide
3 Person Armed
4 Received
5 Sex Offense
6 Robbery
7 Burglary
8 Larceny
9 Assault
10 Crowd Control
11 Fight
12 Disturbance
13 Domestic Dispute
14 Stolen Car
15 Damage to Vehicle
16 Request Investigator
17 Call for Backup Officer
18 Photographer
19 Need Camera Equipment
20 Need Female Officer
21 Supervisor
22 Drugs involved
23 Criminal Mischief
24 Prowler
25 Caller/ Complainant
26 Prisoner
27 Need Ambulance
28 Send Towtruck
29 DWI
30 Parking Violation
31 Motor Vehicle Stop
32 Alarm
33H Hit and Run Accident
33I Accident with injuries
35 I'm clear
36 I'm On scene
37 Bank Alarm
38 Missing Person
39 Dead Person/Animal
40 Request Medical
41 Sick/Injured Person
42 Suicidal Person
42a Suicide Attempt
43 Drowning
44 State Hospital
45 Demented Person
46 Intoxicated Person
47 Detox
48 Criminal Trespass
49 Bomb Threat
50 Explosion
51 Fire Report
52 Traffic Detail
53 Repeat last messege
54 Cancel Call
55 Wanted Person
56 Lunch Break
56p Prisoner Feeding
57 Police Station
58 Phone Call
59 Location Check
60 Change Location
61 Live Wire Down
62 Currency Check
63 Building / Location Check
64 Broken Window
65 Abandoned Car
66 Found Property
67 Info
68 NCIC Check
69 License Check
70 REG. Check
71 Other Animal
72 Dog
73 City Garage
74 Need Fire Department
75 Suspicious Activity
76 Court
77 Mail Check
78 Subpoena Service
79 Surveillance
80 Permit
81 Warrant Detail
82 Motorist needs help
83 Help other Agency
84 Investigation
85 Bathroom Break
86 Report Writing
87 Admin Duty
88 All Units Clear Air -Priority Transmissions only
89 Ok to talk?

 

[y10kiscoming]

I've been considering setting up a feed of Groton fire/ems. If there is interest in it, I will do it.

This is great! Thank you for posting this!! Do you think you could also add a scanner for fire/ems in the area? (I.e. Norwich, Ledyard, Groton, etc.)? Thanks!

 

[ledscan89]

I've been considering setting up a feed of Groton fire/ems. If there is interest in it, I will do it.

This would be great if you could do it!

 

[awasser1]

Yep TN, WW, QV and KX have a ton of repeaters..re with this too since most older scanners are not narrow-banded.
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Here are some UHF fire repeaters. These are great for hearing all mobile units. 453.5375 for 33.820 MHz

453.4625/453.8125 MHz (Both) reapeat 33.800 and 33.900 MHz. 154.740 MHz for 33.440 MHz --- East Lyme Police 154.73250 MHz may cause interference to 154.740 MHz.

453.5875 appears to repeat 33.800, 33.900, 33.880, 33.640 MHz.


453.7875= 33.900 MHz 453.9375= 33.440 MHz[/QUOTE]

 

[n7lxi]

Thanks!

Thanks for putting this feed up. I grew up in Norwich.

 

[Scandxer]

No Problem.. I should have set it up years ago. It was simple.