Sharon 151.3175

[MarkB513]

Scan New England has this listed as:

151.3175R 462 Sharon Fire Operations as of 2014
151.3175R C05 Sharon Public Works as of 2020

I doubt both is true. Anyone have any updated info? Maybe the FD has a 2nd DMR talk group? I'm not close enough to test, but before I enter it twice I just thought I'd inquire.

 

[nhfdcadet]

well I searched it on here and there was no license found. I tried to get into the FCC search and its giving me an error, will try again later.

 

[ecps92]

ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - WQDZ747 - SHARON FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. - Frequencies Summary

Analog license only, but that doesn't mean anything.

If it was P25 and Analog I would say, sounds fine, as some users are Mixed-Mode/Dual Mode where they be be Analog and P25
Being DMR and P25 is odd, but... alas only listening will tell.

The SNE DB and the RRDB only get updated when users submit the info, no magic dumps from the FCC with tones etc

well I searched it on here and there was no license found. I tried to get into the FCC search and its giving me an error, will try again later.

 

[MarkB513]

I figured it out. The highway entry 151.3175 is entered incorrectly and should be 151.3925 (WREW785) which is licensed for DMR. Therefore I will assume the FD's 151.3175 (licensed for analog) is hopefully correct with the 462 DPL.

I do find quite a few licenses for DMR are operating analog only, but not usually the other way around. Scanning/searching is definitely the only way to really confirm. Thanks to all.

 

[ecps92]

Entered ? or programmed by them incorrectly ?
Inquiring so we can FIX the SNE DB, if anyone has "Recently" heard them over-the-air

Yup, plenty go P25 or DMR and never update the FCC licenses.

I figured it out. The highway entry 151.3175 is entered incorrectly and should be 151.3925 (WREW785) which is licensed for DMR. Therefore I will assume the FD's 151.3175 (licensed for analog) is hopefully correct with the 462 DPL.

I do find quite a few licenses for DMR are operating analog only, but not usually the other way around. Scanning/searching is definitely the only way to really confirm. Thanks to all.

 

[W1KNE]

I figured it out. The highway entry 151.3175 is entered incorrectly and should be 151.3925 (WREW785) which is licensed for DMR. Therefore I will assume the FD's 151.3175 (licensed for analog) is hopefully correct with the 462 DPL.

It is actually not incorrect. Yes, it's confusing, but as the one who monitored this after the Xmas eve snow event, I can assure that the 151.3175 is the correct frequency for the DPW using DMR. The license is incorrect or not updated for the user.

 

[MarkB513]

Interesting, that is messed up. I wonder what the FD is using then. Someone obviously needs to monitor during a call.

 

[Reconrider]

Interesting, that is messed up. I wonder what the FD is using then. Someone obviously needs to monitor during a call.

I would do it but I have no where to sleep at night lmao. Someone who is close let me stay and I'll bring my stuff lol

 

[W1KNE]

Sorry Mark, I was hoping to type more but had to run. So it's definitely 151.3175. CC05 TS01 TG 16777215. When I first heard it mentioning Smith Hill Road and West Cornwall Road, the units were called by highway. When I went to look up the license, and saw the FD license vs the DPW license (151.3925), I actually went to back to make sure I had jotted it down correctly, which I did. I would think the FD in Sharon is using the standard LCD channels. It's very likely the channel/repeater was repurposed from the FD for the DPW, as what happens quite a bit, if the FD changed to LCD channels, but that part is just an assumption. And a final note on the FCC, if I had a nickel for all the wrong emissions designators out there, I'd be rich. Look up Stow, MA PD sometime (KJN740). Analog only designator, but they are running DMR. Same with Ludlow, MA (KNFU334).

Reconrider, or just next blizzard, drive to Sharon... LOL

 

[Reconrider]

Reconrider, or just next blizzard, drive to Sharon... LOL

Lol Sure thing. Let me stay at your house before the blizzard

 

[MarkB513]

I get it... I was just looking to update my upper Litchfield County system for traveling Route 7 to Lime Rock Park (if that ever happens again with this epidemic) or into Vermont. Funny thing, I was driving home from work last night and LCD dispatched a structure fire in Sharon. I was too far away to test the high bands, but I did hear them using LCD's channels over the CLMRN. I think that's probably all they use. Thanks again.

 

[cg]

There are no radios from the vast majority of the LCD towns on the CLMRN system as of yet. The patch to VHF is simply carrying the VHF users. You are hearing the traffic the LCD dispatchers hear from their consoles.

chris

 

[MarkB513]

Sorry my last was kind of deceiving, that was what I actually meant. Since the FD are using LCD's high band channels (which I was hearing from the CLMRN patch) it's likely they are not using the 151.3175 or 151.3925.