156.090, lp, south

[mainetrunk]

Is the marine patrol doing a simulcast? 159.150 is alledgedly their channel..
But, I have been hearing what sounds like their dispatch on 156.090---136.5

 

[Matt0691]

In the past they have been known to utilize the LP-South and LP-North Channels for their operations. They typically use those channels in areas where the P25 channel has poor coverage.

 

[mainetrunk]

I thought that 155.910--136.5 was S-P of Keene

 

[Matt0691]

That 155.19000 is LP-1 North, aka Local Police Channel-1 north. It was used by troop D, E, and F for local operations. The 090 is the LP-1 South. They're controlled by the state police for local operations, and back up for the patrol channels

 

[jmarcel66]

Is the marine patrol doing a simulcast? 159.150 is alledgedly their channel..
But, I have been hearing what sounds like their dispatch on 156.090---136.5

NH Marine Patrol utilizes the LP channels to communicate with their units outside the reach of their 159.150 site(s). Contrary to FCC licensing, the LP channels are geographically based. LP-North (155.910) covers about the northern part of Belknap County North; while LP-South (156.090) covers the remainder of NH to the South. These two channels have dropped the "1" as the old statewide Interagency plan is no longer in place.

LP-North still has some local police dispatch from Hq (Troop-E's area) and Troop-F. I don't think any southern police departments are dispatched by NHSP; so LP-South isn't as active.

SNE Department of Safety

 

[mainetrunk]

I see that.
I also see outdated confirmation,
you oughta be the 1 to confirm it for this year.
Yes, both freq's are used, as you said.
Thanx Mr. Marcel