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Anyone know what this digital sound is?

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This is on a conventional repeater with a PL of 110.9 on 154.875 MHz in Polk County Oregon. I don't know what the input to the repeater is because it is rarely used by the county Sheriff. I checked the FCC records and there is no digital emission mode registered for the frequencies licensed to the Polk Sheriff Dept.
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Sounds like a weak digital signal of some sort. Might be from another law enforcement agency?
 

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The sound clip is too short. But it almost sounded like the old MDC4800 Mobile Data Terminals.

That could be it. There was a similar sound during the transmission, but it wasn't caught by the PC scan recorder program. It is very intermittent so it could be getting into the repeater through ducting. The CAD/MDT system for the Sheriff is on the 800 MHz band so I doubt if it is one of those data terminals.
 

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These are digital radio communications sound clips aquired from a restricted website, so be careful.

Digital*Modes*Samples

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