422.5500 DT3

[mciupa]

While I was searching 420 to 424 MHz, I came upon 422.550 Colour Code 0 and DT3. My first thought was that it could be Point to Point in King City. When I put that site on hold, it was showing up as Connect Plus and not DMR TIII. It has a booming signal into Toronto. Any ideas who this is?

 

[mikewazowski]

More than likely it's P2P. Is it advertising any neighbours?

 

[mciupa]

As you say, likely Point to Point as I am seeing Network 1 Site 2. Site 2 matches King City on the Connect system.

002 (2)

King City

York

422.9875

422.550c

422.350

I'm living in the dark ages with DSD+ 1.01 so pickin's are slim regarding neighbours, etc.

 

[Aviator747]

@mciupa I am using that version of DSD+ as well. I really should just pony up the money and buy it. The way my luck works I will and the project will be discontinued.

 

[mciupa]

@mciupa I am using that version of DSD+ as well. I really should just pony up the money and buy it. The way my luck works I will and the project will be discontinued.

Fast Lane was updated recently and there are many subscribers. I don't think it will disappear.

Let's look at a lifetime FL subscription (about $35 Canadian) and a decent SDR dongle around the same price. Compare that to the price of a higher end digital scanner. You could buy like twenty dongles and the DSD Plus Fast Lane. Do we really need the expensive hardware of a scanner anymore?

 

[gary123]

DSD Plus Fast Lane is worth the investment. It can be used to display more than just active TG's or track trunking. The one time lifetime payment is super reasonable and as it has been mentioned it shows interest in the product and motivates the writers to continue to update and upgrade it.

Having said that, I would be open to an 'advanced setting' that will display more of the CC data than is currently shown. NO, not encryption support, just a single or default setting that will show all CC information. Such as SID, NAC (Color Code on DMR), Voice channels (slot on TDMA and DMR), TG's, neighbors and band plan. DSD does display many of these parameters but having a single setting to just monitor CC data would be super convenient. Pro96com displays a lot of this information such as the bandplan but sadly it does not support the newer Uniden scanners or a direct discriminator tap connection (DSD Plus Fast Lane does).

 

[mciupa]

Well, I finally got off my arse and purchased Fast Lane.
I was hesitant to upgrade to Fast Lane because of Pay Pal and its data mining reputation. But you know what, I put that aside made a pay Pal account. Sent the funds to dsdplusfastlane at 4:20 pm, received my software at 4:29 pm. After reading the Notes.txt, I started the program and was listening to calls and reading data like crazy.

 

[Aviator747]

@mciupa Great to hear.

 

[mciupa]

More than likely it's P2P. Is it advertising any neighbours?

This is what 422.5500 advertises.

 

[mbstone99]

This is what 422.5500 advertises.

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If they are in the same order as the old system, I wonder where Site 6 would be.

Matt

 

[mciupa]

A stab in the dark, I would say Collingwood.

 

[gary123]

If we have a channel number for the site or a frequency for one of the neighbors I can use that to make a reference app for the other CC frequencies. So far it looks like the base frequency may be 420 or 422.

 

[mikewazowski]

A stab in the dark, I would say Collingwood.

You would be wrong It's in the south end of Barrie.

423.1875MHz, Color Code 0.