ANY POCSAG TRAFFIC?

[dougw65]

Was playing around with POCSAG (PDW) decoder software and Multipsk. I was actually trying to see if the pocsag decoder in multipsk would work.
I receive numerous FLEX pages from the 928-931mHz range using the PDW decoder but multipsk will note decode flex.

Just wondering if there is any POCSAG traffic in these parts? I've been looking in the 466 mhz range

Thanks

 

[RaleighGuy]

Just wondering if there is any POCSAG traffic in these parts? I've been looking in the 466 mhz range

Not Colorado, I admit, but in my area POCSAG is in the VHF range (155 MHz), you might check down there since you only mention the UHF and 900 MHz.

 

[ecps92]

Was playing around with POCSAG (PDW) decoder software and Multipsk. I was actually trying to see if the pocsag decoder in multipsk would work.
I receive numerous FLEX pages from the 928-931mHz range using the PDW decoder but multipsk will note decode flex.

Just wondering if there is any POCSAG traffic in these parts? I've been looking in the 466 mhz range

Thanks

Might be better searching in the 454 or 152 Range.

Part 22 Paging Channels - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Been awhile, since I experimented with Paging and most in New England had migrated to the 900 bands (Non Flex)

 

[dougw65]

Not Colorado, I admit, but in my area POCSAG is in the VHF range (155 MHz), you might check down there since you only mention the UHF and 900 MHz.

thanks...I'll give a look

 

[dougw65]

Might be better searching in the 454 or 152 Range.

Part 22 Paging Channels - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Been awhile, since I experimented with Paging and most in New England had migrated to the 900 bands (Non Flex)

thanks...I'll give a look