ScottE22
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They certainly are,TG60546 has been active as of late with a range of State and Federal UID's,in the clear....
ANYONE?? FEDERAL AND STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT FREQUENCIES
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ScottE22
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N.C. VIPER has been the best for federal activity for me personally,as far as in the clear activity....
magnumfan
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I'm using a Uniden bcd536hp, when using custom search on these frequency ranges, should I enable either analog or digital audio AGC or keep them both to off?
ecps92
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Depends - who is your target ?
Most [Not all] Federal LE is P25, but there are some still analog users.
Many of us, use "Auto" for it to detect either Analog or P25
As to AGC - YMMV, but I have never had to touch those settings
Most [Not all] Federal LE is P25, but there are some still analog users.
Many of us, use "Auto" for it to detect either Analog or P25
As to AGC - YMMV, but I have never had to touch those settings
magnumfan
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Nothing in particular, just wanted to see if anything or anyone is active in my area. Never have given those ranges any attention but I'm going to now. Have DMR key too so hopefully that helps. Have modulation set to auto and neither analog or digital AGC is on. Just wanted to make sure I'm not missing anything, since like you said most transmissions would more than likely be digital.
magnumfan
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Got a hit already, earlier, 407.7250 with NAC482, didn't hear any voice, but I did a quick save on that one.
ecps92
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That one is an easy one, USPS PIS
wiki.radioreference.com
But since you are in the middle of the triangle of Toledo, Columbus and Cleveland it could be any of those sites
Postal Inspection Service - The RadioReference Wiki
But since you are in the middle of the triangle of Toledo, Columbus and Cleveland it could be any of those sites
magnumfan
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Oh awesome and thanks! That helps, I'm just getting started on this. Very interestingThat one is an easy one, USPS PIS
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But since you are in the middle of the triangle of Toledo, Columbus and Cleveland it could be any of those sites
ecps92
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Many of the common ones are already in the RRDB and/or Wiki
The DEA in SE PA still use the old UHF channel plan and are usually in the clear outside of Phila. 418.9 NAC156 CH2 was used several times this week by a/c doing surv in the clear. Locally here in the Reading/Allentown areas, DEA CH3 418.75 NAC156 is usually the popular freq for surv in the clear and was used several times this week. ICE was used locally in the clear on 168.5875 NAC169 TAC 2 in the clear for surv. Two linked rptrs used in the area are 170.725 NAC388 /171.1875 NAC385 used by ICE in the clear in the Reading/Allentown/Philly areas for surv.
I'm thinking in the very near future, You will be able to say, They were in the clear and on these Frequency's with these NAC's !!!
Details; Details; Details; just like Location; Location; Location; 165.4625 NAC301 Charlie 100/NJ unit r/c. Does that suit you better????
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ecps92
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Your Location indicates Reading PA, but is that where you heard this from ? as you indicate hearing a NJ unit..
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Yes, from my qth in Reading, PA. Using a BCD436/RS discone @35'. Rptrs that are linked have very large coverage areas.Your Location indicates Reading PA, but is that where you heard this from ? as you indicate hearing a NJ unit..
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ecps92
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thanks for the confirmation on the Location heard from, gives much more perspective.
Generally DNET 7 [some exceptions] is not linked, so you must have been hearing the Phili Repeater then, which would explain a NJ unit acessing it.
Keep monitoring
Generally DNET 7 [some exceptions] is not linked, so you must have been hearing the Phili Repeater then, which would explain a NJ unit acessing it.
Keep monitoring
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