What are your Fav Ct Frequencies?

[Ct_Pirate]

So what are your favorite frequencies or just your fav type of source to listen to?

I'm into the Local PD Fire and a few wx stations but always looking for more to listen to.

 

[firebuff17]

I am strictly a fire listener. Mostly just local. And have all of the depts I pass through commuting to/from work. A couple of “major” cities every now and again.

 

[bobmich52]

Hartford police & fire

CSP Troops H,C & K

Town of Manchester PD & Fire

TN & WW fire/EMS

 

[Ct_Pirate]

I'm searching for the Bridgeport / PJ Ferry frequencies now. Seems I'll be on that boat on and off all winter.

 

[SVFC462]

I scan a little bit of everything ... depending on the day. I have (2) BCD996p2’s & (1) BCD996t in a rack.

Mostly Fire departments and State Police (CSP al- H, H-BDL, L / MSP -B). Some aircraft from time to time since BDL is in my backyard.


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[CentracomGold]

Wireless Mics, Sporting events, concerts etc

 

[N1SQB]

I monitor EVERYTHING!

I like adventure and discovering new things. I monitor everything I can. In my opinion, if all you listen to is PD/FD/EMS stuff, you really limit yourself in this wonderful world of RF that exists here in CT and surrounding areas.. Sure you can have your favorites, but my point is, don't just limit yourself to that. Again, just my opinion.

Manny

 

[Ct_Pirate]

I like adventure and discovering new things. I monitor everything I can. In my opinion, if all you listen to is PD/FD/EMS stuff, you really limit yourself in this wonderful world of RF that exists here in CT and surrounding areas.. Sure you can have your favorites, but my point is, don't just limit yourself to that. Again, just my opinion.

Manny

Well said Manny!!!

 

[N1SQB]

Well said Manny!!!

Thank you neighbor!

Manny

 

[izzyj4]

Many favorite frequency is the one Manny talks on! LOL

Hey Bud!!!

 

[N1SQB]

Many favorite frequency is the one Manny talks on! LOL

Hey Bud!!!

Hey Izzy, whats up bud...Good to see you on here. We certainly seen our share of the scanning hobby ey? Lol....

 

[Kitn1mcc]

46.18

 

[cbskate19]

Wireless Mics, Sporting events, concerts etc

Wireless Mics.
On page 26:
https://522bb370f5443d4fe5b9-f62de2...on_of_wireless_microphone_systems_english.pdf
49 MHz - 2483.5 MHz
https://forums.radioreference.com/general-scanning-discussion/247636-wireless-microphones.html
700 MHz range
629-694 MHz range
541.500 MHz and 655.500 MHz
2.4GHz, some analog, some digital spread spectrum
https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/bureau-divisions/mobility-division/wireless-microphones
licensed wireless microphone operations:
435-1525 MHz, and the 6875-7125 MHz bands.
Unlicensed wireless microphone:
1920-1930 MHz band, and portions of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands
https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/SDS100
Uniden SDS100 (Software Defined Radio) handheld scanner:
Frequency Coverage
(subject to change)

• 25-512 MHz
• 758-824 MHz
• 849-869 MHz
• 894-960 MHz
• 1240-1300 MHz

 

[sefrischling]

I'm searching for the Bridgeport / PJ Ferry frequencies now. Seems I'll be on that boat on and off all winter.

Try 154.515

 

[izzyj4]

Hey Izzy, whats up bud...Good to see you on here. We certainly seen our share of the scanning hobby ey? Lol....

Doing good my friend!! And yes we have, I still loved the good old days of listening to the 33 & 45 / 46Mhz band and listening to all that skip.

And to put my favorites, its pretty simple.

Pretty much I listen to predominately all the fire departments in the region as well as Long Island. Also to and the marine and ham frequencies are fun listening into.

Like Manny said, can't limit yourself, go out a search those bands!

 

[Cheeseburgers]

CSP

and

Hartford iCall is absolutely hilarious!