NYC DEA and CBP

[shell6]

Anyone have working frequencies with activity on either of these? I have an analogue scanner not digital but frequencies with digital activity are still welcome for record-keeping purposes. I tried the ones on the wiki but they didn't pick up anything.

 

[SCANdal]

Drug Enforcement Administration

frequencies with digital activity are still welcome for record-keeping purposes.

Task Force F1 417.400
Task Force F2 417.450
Task Force F3 418.675
Task Force F4 414.425

SCANdal

 

[shell6]

That for CBP or DEA? Anyways, I will scan for it too. Any tips on looking for the freqs?

 

[shell6]

By the way, I just bought a Uniden digital with APCO-25 card off ebay lightly used and saved about $200! So it turns out that I WILL be looking into digital frequencies!

 

[moonies]

best way to search for federal frequencies is to do several short range chain searches from the uniden menu. best areas are 163.00-173.00 and 400.00 to 419.00.be sure to always have the digital card enabled or all you will hear is machine gun noise!!

 

[d_strong]

Fyi

shell6
Check the wiki link for CBP that is a good starting point. 73s d_strong

http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Customs_and_Border_Protection

 

[shell6]

I looked at the wiki but got mostly empty freqs. I have been poking around a bit thou and have some interesting finds. I will search the 163-173 soon. They only use fm/ct right? Until my new uniden arives I'm still on a Pro-2055 =p

 

[d_strong]

Monitoring Federal frequencies can be alot of fun but sometimes there are long periods of no activitiy. I have programmed the DHS/ICE nets listed at the bottom of the Wiki list from the http://mt-fedfiles.blogspot.com/ website.