800-band unidentified CCs

[shell6]

819.6500 - Unidentified CC type
820.6350 - Motorola?

Neither google nor FCC license search turned up anything. I think my scanner will be able to do the 820 one as CC only. Will get back to everyone.
Update: Not quite getting CC only to work on my older scanner, so yeah.

 

[tommyscan]

Unusual to see a control channel that low in the 800 band??!! Usually that low is the input or mobile portable frequencies.

 

[shell6]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. It could just be my building messing with the spectrum (all the metal and all)

 

[CqDx]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. It could just be my building messing with the spectrum (all the metal and all)

Metal buildings does nothing to "shift" a signal to a different frequency. It's most likely your scanner picking up image frequencies from a strong signal nearby. Plus, 800 MHz control channels always start at above 850MHz. The radio itself would not allow you to program receive channels below 850MHz.

 

[ecps92]

Sounds like an image frequenciy. What are the SysID's you get.

819.6500 - Unidentified CC type
820.6350 - Motorola?

Neither google nor FCC license search turned up anything. I think my scanner will be able to do the 820 one as CC only. Will get back to everyone.
Update: Not quite getting CC only to work on my older scanner, so yeah.

 

[shell6]

Couldn't get ids because the scanner refused to track them as CC only....

 

[DaveNF2G]

If you hear CC noise but your scanner refuses to track it, then it is not CC noise.

 

[shell6]

It was definitely CC noise. Motorola.

I think the problem was stated above by another user:
"The radio itself would not allow you to program receive channels below 850MHz."