Adams Co Sheriff Talkaround

[boatanchors]

I hope i am posting this question in the correct area of the forums. I apologize if not..

I live here in Adams County Ohio and I know all of the talk groups here in the county for all law enforcement and squads and Fire and I even know the input frequencies that are used from there portable's and mobile radios to the tower sites which are in 806-807mhz range, But my question is what would be the talk around frequencies that they would use to talk directly to one another when they don't want to use the talk groups to transmit over the Ohio Marcs sites. And i am talking about country law enforcement, because i would not think that they would be using the input frequencies for the Marcs sites..Thanks in advance for all reading this and all responses...

 

[rcid1971]

I can't answer to your county, but it's been monitored elsewhere with users keying up on conventional national (800s) interop channels that avoid the trunked radio system.

Also, some users still have legacy conventional equipment still in their patrol cars that they use to avoid MARCS as well.

 

[boatanchors]

I thought about that as well and i do still have one of the older conventional 800 scanner that still has all of there old freq's in them that I keep on 24/7 but never ever hear anything there

 

[rcid1971]

I worked with a guy that literally had no idea what those channels were, he was just thrilled we could operate without them going over the network. 😂

 

[boatanchors]

lol thats funny

 

[Nasby]

Conventional Voice Systems

Interop Channels

Frequency	Input	License	Type	Tone	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode	Tag
769.20625	799.20625		RM	174 DPL	MARCSRP1	MARCS mobile interop repeater 1	FMN	Interop
770.20625	800.20625		RM	245 DPL	MARCSRP2	MARCS mobile interop repeater 2	FMN	Interop
852.13750		WPWP626	M	293 NAC	M TA-1	MARCS Talkaround	P25	Multi-Talk
852.36250		WPWP626	M	293 NAC	M TA-2	MARCS Talkaround	P25	Multi-Talk
853.65000		WPWP626	M	293 NAC	M TA-3	MARCS Talkaround	P25	Multi-Tal

 

[boatanchors]

I apologize about the delay in getting back and thanking you for your help, Had a death in the family..Thanks so much for the info and taking the time to reply..Have a great weekend my friend..Stay safe out there

 

[al_35]

And don't forget the 800 mutual aid channels: 851.0125,851.5125,852.0125,852.5125,853.0125.

 

[boatanchors]

Thank you Al

 

[west-pac]

There is a whole slew of nationwide Interop freqs they could be using. Here is the link... National Interoperability Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference