794.6875 Cc?

[KC2GVX]

Here in Toms River I am getting a solid control channel on 794.6875 (full bars on the GRE 300 & PRO 163). I searched the FCC and found nothing in the state. Anyone know what this is, or is it an image?

 

[ecps92]

Motorola ? What is the SysID

Here in Toms River I am getting a solid control channel on 794.6875 (full bars on the GRE 300 & PRO 163). I searched the FCC and found nothing in the state. Anyone know what this is, or is it an image?

 

[RocketNJ]

How close are you to the Burger King on Rt 37 near Mule Rd?

That tower is both a NJSP site and NJT site. You may be getting receiver front end overload and hearing an image.

 

[crazyboy]

How close are you to the Burger King on Rt 37 near Mule Rd?

That tower is both a NJSP site and NJT site. You may be getting receiver front end overload and hearing an image.

I don't believe he is too close to that site. I don't seem to have any radios that will tune to that band or id give it a shot.

 

[KC2GVX]

I tried to put it in a motorola trunked bank as a motorola channel, but it wouldn't decode a System ID. I am about 2-3 miles from the NJSP tower, maybe that is it?

 

[902]

794.6875 is not a valid base frequency. It is the mobile channel associated with 764.6875, which is the 25 kHz channel center for the OLD channel 109-112. These lower channels were shifted up 5 MHz and the upper channels were shifted down 1 MHz to correspond with the elimination of the "wideband" channels in order to accommodate the D-block public safety broadband segment.

You're most likely hearing an image from one of the bases on site. If so, it's probably logically inverted, so it won't decode.

Be aware that there are "State License" 700 MHz frequencies that can be used as a hybrid section of an 800 MHz digital system. These 700 frequencies are not site-licensed, but blanket licensed to the state. You will not find them on ULS, but they can be used to augment loading in a system, or even as control channels. 109-112 is a "State License" channel.