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How do you spot p25 control channels?
It depends on what scanner/receiver you are using. Normally you do a band search in analog mode and it will stop on the control channel (or any other signal that is on the air at the time). You can tell a P25 control channel by the sound. After you find it you can analyze it to see what system it is.How do you spot p25 control channels?
New site that has come on line within the last few days: 170.1625 4D5h 0384. Good signal here in Fremont.
I went through some of my recordings and most of the audio was ENC or was not decoded properly. I did catch this short clip of someone doing a radio check. Their reply was ENC.
TG 7155 popped up today on 172.2375, site 79. "Respond Transport, east gate"
TG 1 is definitely the most active with the majority of audio ENC. Been monitoring for a few weeks now.
TG 1 "Any available response, transport needed, back gate."
TG 1 "Lane 2, 454 vehicles, zero alarms."
TG 1 "I have a (Inaudible) for an Oakland seaport please." Response ENC "2811 Thank you"
Does anyone know why @wa8pyr updated this system?
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Trunking System, Various, Multi-State
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Trunking System Profilewww.radioreference.com
I'm not complaining, just curious. In fact, I had been concerned about some questionable/unverified data making it into the RRDB in the past. If this is an attempt to address unverified data, then that is great. If I'm mistaken, I'd love to hear what happened.
I was up at South Fork Mountain just outside of Reading today and was picking up a strong signal from site 4A on 169.55. Unfortunately I was already mobile by the time I discovered I was receiving it so I was unable to analyze it.
I was on I-5 southbound around Cypress Avenue in Reading.When you realized you were receiving this, where were you?