800Mhz In Genesee County, NY

[benjaminarthurt]

im located in Genesee county, we have a motorola type II analog trunking system. ive got the frequencies everything is working great am not missing a thing, hearing every call clearly. Working at the local radioshack store, a co-worker of mine while attempting to program a pro-2051 (piece of crap, don't buy it.) visited cityfreq.com to find the freq's for the trunking system. He later asked me what the difference between the "806"'s and the "851"'s was? being the store's scanner "expert" (and i use the term losely) he expected me to know I had never used the 806 freqs. and have no idea what they are or are for. every scanner i have programmed including my own pro-97 have worked flawlessly with out these 806's. any one know what they are for or if they are need or is it just a typo on cityfreq?

freqs i use
851.01250
851.46250
851.63750
851.91250
852.36250
852.81250
852.98750
853.03750

additional as per cityfreq
806.0125
806.4625
806.9125
807.0875
807.3625
807.8125
807.9875
808.0375

just a curiosity thing really... thanks

 

[jf222]

go to this page http://www.nf2g.com/scannist/ny_gene/2f3c.html
and you will find the up to date information

you will find the frequencies and talkgroups that you need

this is a Motorola type II system

 

[benjaminarthurt]

yeah ive been using the TG list from dave's site, by far the most complete list. (thanks dave)... i guess what im looking to find out is about the 806's are they actual freq's if so still used, or never used? just really a curiosity thing....

 

[K2KOH]

The 806 frequencies are the repeater inputs...the mobile units all transmit into the trunking system on the 806 frequencies. 800 MHz repeater pairs are 45 MHz apart. You don't need to worry about them

Have fun

 

[benjaminarthurt]

awsome thanks alot!