417.2000mhz

[FireRescueMedic11]

usually i listen during 12pm-1pm lunch hour at work, but when i go home at night i dont get much of anything, i dont know if they operate at night?...
but the 2 times i heard encryption was about 3-4 days ago, 417.2000 / 415.2000 no PL P25

 

[Sybex7254]

is it clear and encrypted P25 in NYC?

FPS in NYC is P25 in the clear.

 

[LPD7]

well in Boston, Base is in the Clear and mobiles are almost always Encrypted, but i dont know abour NYC

 

[Stavro35]

417.2 is often in the clear in the Seattle area and is P-25

 

[Mick]

417.20R 127.3/419.175 103.5 & 118.8 is always in the clear in Southern California.

 

[RDCat]

denver

in the clear on my 2096
should i just have it se on FM?????setting to decode it.....thanks

 

[FireRescueMedic11]

FM on a 2096 will decode digital and analog,

 

[Analogrules]

If you don't have one of those "expensive P25" scanners, it's encrypted in NYC. I'm not even sure if those scanners can even pick up everything on 417.200

 

[Sybex7254]

If you don't have one of those "expensive P25" scanners, it's encrypted in NYC. I'm not even sure if those scanners can even pick up everything on 417.200

Huh? See my earlier post..it's P25 digital but in the clear in NYC, not encrypted.

 

[maalox]

Huh? See my earlier post..it's P25 digital but in the clear in NYC, not encrypted.

yes i have to agree. i am listenig to it on my bcd996t here in nyc. 172.900 p25 is also active.

 

[Analogrules]

What I meant was that it would SOUND encrypted and you will not be able to pick anything up if you don't own a P25 scanner, like myself.

 

[RDCat]

anyone monitor in colorado

ive got it plugged into my =
96 anyone hear it in denver?or any wher

 

[skipshark773]

ive got it plugged into my =
96 anyone hear it in denver?or any wher

FPS in Denver are on the Buckley AFB Trunked system. In the Northern CO area (Boulder/Fort Collins/Cheyenne, WY) they operate on 410.800 with a DPL of 125. Signal is pretty good from FTC but may not be that great in the Denver Metro area.

 

[Stavro35]

417.2 is in use in the Seattle. Whether it's used in other Northwest cities,I can't say.

 

[ronhl]

Update: "FPS Channel Change?"

well in Boston, Base is in the Clear and mobiles are almost always Encrypted, but i dont know abour NYC

A couple days ago here I heard them say they were changing channels.

Since then I found them on 408.20 P25 NAC:201...... meanwhile here in the New England area Ive noticed that 417.20 has since gone silent. Also heard them refer them as Denver Center. Dont know the reason for the change or if its temporary or permanent.

 

[ecps92]

Seems a major move is a-foot.

Phili was down for a bit during the cut-overs, which might explain Denver covering.

This am, Boston was still on 417.2000, however NH folks reporting 408.2000 [add 9 Mhz for the input]

Time for folks all over to RESCAN for this change.

A couple days ago here I heard them say they were changing channels.

Since then I found them on 408.20 P25 NAC:201...... meanwhile here in the New England area Ive noticed that 417.20 has since gone silent. Also heard them refer them as Denver Center. Dont know the reason for the change or if its temporary or permanent.

 

[texasemt13]

No change in San Antonio, still 410.800MHz $715 as of 8:30am.

I'm still in the process of confirming that their talkaround is 413.950MHz. Our wiki says it is P25, but I'm still hearing only analog.

 

[ChrisP]

A couple days ago here I heard them say they were changing channels.

Since then I found them on 408.20 P25 NAC:201...... meanwhile here in the New England area Ive noticed that 417.20 has since gone silent. Also heard them refer them as Denver Center. Dont know the reason for the change or if its temporary or permanent.

417.2 should now be the input to 408.2 MHz, since this change is to move to 9 MHz standard repeater offsets in the UHF federal band.

- Chris

 

[JacobInIndy]

Still 406.2000/R 415.2000/IN here in Indianapolis. P25 and I can't tell you a NAC cause I can't decode them.

 

[ecps92]

Boston it self is still 417.2000

417.2 should now be the input to 408.2 MHz, since this change is to move to 9 MHz standard repeater offsets in the UHF federal band.

- Chris