Alabama DPS Birmingham area???

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Mike445

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WHAT does the Alabama DPS use in the Gadsden, Birmingham, Talladega use? I have never really heard much out of them when I visit the area? Are the frequencies accurate for the EDACS system in that area? Looks like Gadsden/Birmingham towers have the same frequencies. ANY input would be great as Im programming my scanner from 1000 miles away!! LOL! Thanks y'all.
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What you see in data base is what there is.. also see thread here on APCO 25 digital
 

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Alabama DPS

I live in Sylacauga and I hear them on 158.790,154.920 and 155.505.
I have never heard them on EDACS.
Troopers have told me they don't like it because of to many bugs in the system.
 

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158.790 Jacksonville Post to Car

159.030 Car to Jacksonville Post/Car to Car

154.920 Car to Car

155.445 Used very little

155.475 Used very little
 

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I know around Tuscaloosa, 154.92 is used at the base. I do hear other traffic coming from Birmingham on the same frequency when I get into the Cottondale/Coaling district. I can tell, because each transmission has a distinct sound when they finish TX-ing.

155.445 is the car frequency in Tuscaloosa, and should be the same for the Birmingham area.

158.79/155.475 has been used around Tuscaloosa, although it is very rare.
 

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Thanks y'all. Im gonna wipe the EDACS system right out of the scanner then. No reason for it to take up any room. I'll make sure I have all the VHF frequencies in though!!
MIKE!
 
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