TSA & TSA Contractor Freqs

[Audiodave1]

TSA in Philly is on the usual channels and is pretty boring for sure.

As for other channels they use, I now see some inspectors carrying FRS radios!

Dave

 

[w8jjr]

DTW security contractors uses a few tg's on the New Wayne County TRS

57344 Internal Security-1
57360 Internal Security-2
57648 External Security-1
57664 External Security-2

 

[w8jjr]

tsa

TSA in Philly is on the usual channels and is pretty boring for sure.

As for other channels they use, I now see some inspectors carrying FRS radios!

Dave

Those may be setup for the new federal Int Service. (FRS like) Name escapes me right now. The radios I had a chance to review in Newark were dead ringers for FRS radios. Right down to the $30 look.

 

[mkewman]

although it isn't uncommon for the feds and the military to use FRS radios either.

our boys and girls in iraq are using frs and gmrs radios.

 

[10-95]

The U.S Government version of the ICOM FRS radios operate on the following frequencys:


CH-01 396.8750
CH-02 397.1250
CH-03 397.1750
CH-04 397.3750
CH-05 397.4250
CH-06 397.4750
CH-07 397.5500
CH-08 397.9500
CH-09 398.0500
CH-10 399.4250
CH-11 399.4750
CH-12 399.7250
CH-13 399.9250
CH-14 399.9750

Those radios were first used by the USMC and now some other agencys use them.

 

[mkewman]

is that in FM or AM, or P25?

 

[10-95]

is that in FM or AM, or P25?

FM although I have heard some P25 stuff on a few of those frequencys. The P25 stuff was originating from a Marine base locally.

 

[datainmotion]

I've heard 172.900 and 172.600 (FAA) both in P25 from about 20 miles away while mobile...

And yes, they carry radios. They were using them when I went through on Sunday headed for PDX.

 

[w8jjr]

The U.S Government version of the ICOM FRS radios operate on the following frequencys:
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Those radios were first used by the USMC and now some other agencys use them.

Available for all gov orgs. New ones are being sold that are made to look like cell phones.

 

[trooperdude]

i thought the new intra-squad radios were all encrypted.
http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13369

OIC it' s now called the "Soldier Intercom" iC-4008m
http://www.icomamerica.com/press/default.asp?id=200010

 

[10-95]

i thought the new intra-squad radios were all encrypted.
http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13369

OIC it' s now called the "Soldier Intercom" iC-4008m
http://www.icomamerica.com/press/default.asp?id=200010

No, the IC-4800M is not Encrypted. I have two sitting in a box of stuff I bought at a government auction, They look just like the Icom FRS counter part except they have a different microprocessor. I don't know about the new ones. I've been hearing unencrypted stuff on those frequencys every now and then originating from a Marine base.

 

[RDCat]

anyone heard these in 380--freqs being used in denver area's?
where are they the most commenly heard?