Unknown Freq. 460.0375

[ShawnCowden]

heard in lancaster ohio

last night fairfield county so calling ohio state patrol on this freq.
any idean what it is and has anyone else in the area heard it ???

 

[jpryor]

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&stcd=OH&freq=460.0375&action=sf

Maybe the City of Pickerington finally has their UHF trunked system online. Possibly that was some type of link or patched talkgroup.

You may want to check their other frequencies for activity as well:

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&action=fcc&cs=WPQX993

 

[radioscan]

It is licensed for the City of Pickerington.

http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/genmen/uls/uls_call_res.hts?db_id=3&callsign=WPPY636&application_id=


Now everyone will need to monitor it to find out its exact use.

 

[ShawnCowden]

i can hardly pick it up here in lancaster but it was a fcso unit calling a osp unit on it last night
could it be hard to pick up pick town from lancaster east main on route 22 ??

 

[medic611]

steve

shawn are you certain it was that frequency .... the SO does frequently use 460.375 and 465.375 for car/ car and the fairfield hocking crime unit uses those 2 frequencies / channels for work in the cities and the county ..... having programmed radios for the county i'm unaware of osp using uhf to talk to any county unit they typically use leern . however at the sheriffs office the new consules can cross patch from marcs to fire / sheriff system with approval of the duty officer or incident commander . pickerington, sheriff office and city of lancaster all use the exact same consule that was purchased and installed within the last year and a half . reason for that was any 3 of the dispatching centers in a crisis situation could dispatch any agency in the county if the other 2 were offline ..

 

[ShawnCowden]

100 % it is 460.0375

also for fairfield county to save money they should make a city/ county dispatch center insted of city and county dispatch centers. just a though

 

[16b]

460.0375/465.0375 is also licensed as a plain old repeater (see http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&action=fcc&cs=WPPY636), so it's possible that it is only being used as a patch, and not part of the LTR system.

I don't hear anything on the Pickerington trunked frequencies, but I may be too far away.

 

[16b]

I heard some activity on the frequency this evening. It is a patch to either LEERN or 155.370 (probably LEERN). I was unable to monitor those VHF frequencies at the same time to figure out which one, but it is most certainly a patch to a mutual aid frequency. I heard a CW ID from it, but since I'm just a no-coder I don't know what the call-letters were. I also didn't think to turn on the CTCSS search :roll:

 

[ShawnCowden]

i can hear it barely in lancaster how good can u get it and where u at ?

 

[sopranosno1]

460.0375

check out my post on scancolumbus yahoo groups. been hearing this for several years when in the columbus area. sounds like it is linked with leern. i can hear it in downtown columbus and 161 area of columbus.

 

[16b]

i can hear it barely in lancaster how good can u get it and where u at ?

I am way up north of Dublin-land in Union County.

I have a tri-band ham antenna up about 40ft, and I can hear the station OK (but with a good deal of noise).