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[LPT-1]

just moved to jacksonville from tennessee. what is there to scan around here worth listening to?

 

[firemedic2150]

Welcome to JAX, I moved here from Chattanooga about a year ago myself.

Mark Mc.

 

[hankv]

just moved to jacksonville from tennessee. what is there to scan around here worth listening to?

Here's the Duval County page: http://radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=331 :wink:

 

[mbird97x]

Forget Jacksonville SO and FR as they are encrypted. Jax beach has a trunked system that's non-digital, Motorola type II I think. Info is in the database under Duval Co. St.Johns Co. to the south is conventional freqs and Clay Co., also to the south is non-digital LTR Multinet. Not trunk trackable but you can half way follow by programming in the 11 freqs as conventional system. I think Nassau co. to the north just went APCO-25 digital. Check the county databases for latest info. Duval has a FR simulcast initial dispatch freq and SO has a News Media alert freq also in Duval's database.

 

[firemedic2150]

JFRD is not encrypted I am listening to them right now, all law enforcement is however encrypted.

 

[mbird97x]

Digital though, right. I can't do digital so I didn't know. I just assumed they were too.

 

[LPT-1]

SO is encrypted huh. no problem, i used to encryption cracking in the military. i'll be listening within a week.

 

[hankv]

SO is encrypted huh. no problem, i used to encryption cracking in the military. i'll be listening within a week.

:lol:
:roll:

 

[gcr33]

Why would you post information that you are not sure of? Such as JFR being encrypted. Just because you don't have a digital radio?

LPT-1 if you think you can crack the DES-OFB have at it. Let us know in a week or so.

 

[n4voxgill]

SO is encrypted huh. no problem, i used to encryption cracking in the military. i'll be listening within a week.

heard that before, and no one yet has shown they can do it. of course he could have a missing jax radio.

 

[gcr33]

He still would not be able to use it. Once the stun command is given it would be a brick. Even reprogramming it would not bring back the encryption.

 

[gcr33]

Sorry about the break. On another thread LPT-1 was saying how the Jacksonville system was "trashy". If he just moved here and was not listening to anything how would he know it was trashy?

 

[LPT-1]

i don't know for myself yet, but i do talk with other people.

 

[n4voxgill]

I was at the grocery store today, talking to other people. Four mexican illegals came up and said they knew how to decode encryption. Must be part of your people group.

 

[LPT-1]

why not, the motorola depot is in mexico now

 

[mbird97x]

Why would you post information that you are not sure of? Such as JFR being encrypted. Just because you don't have a digital radio?

LPT-1 if you think you can crack the DES-OFB have at it. Let us know in a week or so.

Well, first of all, I don't. Second, I was referring to SO and not FD but grouped them together by mistake. Third, I was just trying to help and I posted a response to my error and stating that I don't have a digital scanner was a factual statement. Now, go find some other posts to nit-pick to pieces. This was already addressed and corrected.

 

[bravo14]

JFRD is not encrypted at all I hear them in SJC myself on and off. The JSO is fully encrypted.

 

[UFEMTFF]

Well, to "re-rail" this thread (if that's a term)...I am moving to Jax in 3 weeks from Gainesville. I plan on listening to JFR with my 996. What else do you enjoy listening to in the area (not really interested in listening to stuff that isn't around where I live).

Thanks!

 

[bravo14]

JEA is on the 800 system digital. I have on mine is JFRD, JEA, JTA, JAX MED and some other channels. I hardly pick up the 800 on 996 since I'm far away unless I go up like 2 or 3 miles down the road picks up a little better.

 

[UFEMTFF]

JEA is on the 800 system digital. I have on mine is JFRD, JEA, JTA, JAX MED and some other channels. I hardly pick up the 800 on 996 since I'm far away unless I go up like 2 or 3 miles down the road picks up a little better.

I know what JFRD is, but what do the rest stand for?