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Question 1: On 160.9500 (Hudson Line), I hear references to what I believe is "Poughkeepsie S & S" around the Poughkeepsie station. What does S & S mean? Question 2: On 160.8000 (Port Jervis Line)... M-NRR was doing maintenance on the radio towers around me. They would call out to "ROC Rail...

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Access by outside agencies* to the Department's radio was granted by the New York City Police Department well before 9/11, and vice-versa. While, as '3825 states above, generally speaking, outside agency users will identify themselves in the clear, there are instances where select outside...

Can anyone who's hearing traffic over 154.1900 (186.2) clarify which borough's radio traffic is being rebroadcast?

buff60, when 37Mx units are being dispatched by 60-Control over North 2 Paging, is it simulcast over 155.8800 (162.2)? Or, in order to catch all pages for them, I would have to monitor both frequencies? Similar question for dispatches of SHVAC. Do I need to monitor both North 2 Paging and...

My notes show the State Park Police in Region 9 using: 155.8200 (123.0) Nassau 1 159.2550 (123.0) Nassau 2 159.3900 (167.9) F4 "Operations" 159.4200 (167.9) F6 "Auxiliary"

Interesting; thank you. I had that freq listed in my notes as being the input to 162.1625. I'm wondering now if they've reversed the pair.

Charlie, you have that frequency listed as Channel 4's repeater input? Or it's output?

Howell on 154.300?

Got it. So Roseland's dispatch frequency remains 158.9400 (141.3), and once they arrive on the scene, they move to 476.8000 (141.3). Thank you.

Am I understanding this correctly? Both North Caldwell and Roseland are dispatched on 476.8000 (141.3). North Caldwell then shifts to the NJICS for operations and fireground traffic, while Roseland remains on 476.8000 (141.3) for operations and fireground purposes? That's how I'm interpreting...

Any chance they moved some of their operations onto the frequencies on their WNUC885 license? They are all licensed for low power use, so I can't tell for sure.

Which precinct's units do you think were on what trunked system? The 084 or the 088? StatCom's? Shomayah Services? :unsure:

I'm left wondering... what sort of 'Mayday protests' related radio traffic did one hear over the SOD channel?

RailTrailBiker, thank you for the two succinct lists.

I'm a bit confused. The 84 and 88 PCTs share Radio Zone 25. How will monitoring "Div 4 Brooklyn" help to untangle what's going on on the Zone 25 repeater?

North Comms = north of Exit 13A to the northern terminus Central Comms = Exits 8A to 13A, inclusive South Comms = Delaware Memorial Bridge to Exit 8A

Do you mean like... 151.0250 (192.8) Police F1 / F2 (dispatch) 154.1000 (192.8) Police F4 "Local" (fire / EMS dispatch) 154.9650 (141.3) Police F5 / F6 151.0100 (192.8) Road Department ? The rest of the EMS channels, according to my notes, appear to have been the standard JEMS channels.

The Parking Enforcement District (it's not a Division), is an obsolete designation. It's now called the Traffic Enforcement District, one of six components of the NYCPD's Transportation Bureau (abbreviated CoT, for Chief of Transportation, to avoid confusion with TB, the Transit Bureau)...

"The vendor never explained the concept of talk-around and sometimes the F1/F2 switch on the MT 500s would get bumped. So of course only the mobiles and portables could hear that unit. This lead to all kinds of confusion." Which is why radios should not have the talkaround of a repeater...