Attorney General

[kb2vxa]

Hi all,

I made a list of the Attorney General's Office frequency assignments and am presently scanning and logging hits to determine which ones may be active. I could sure use some help here so let's work as a team. When the job is done it'll be added to the database for reference.

Please note repeater inputs are included but need not be scanned of course, they're just for reference. The transmitter data is not site specific, again just for reference.

Note the VHF frequencies are all "splinters" bracketed by standard bandplan assignments so all should be set to NFM since your scanner lacks selectivity in FM to distinguish between them. In my area the first is bracketed by active municipal paratransit frequencies so this should be taken into account to avoid mistakes in logging.

Fine if you wish to post your findings here for cross reference but don't forget to send them to warren@kb2vxa.net so I may compile them. This may take a LONG time so please be patient and keep at it, your efforts will be appreciated by all.

New Jersey State Attorney General

Frequency Class Units Power ERP

151.1375 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
154.4525 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
155.7525 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
158.7375 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
159.4725 FBT 25 50.000 100.000

453.2125 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
453.4625 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
453.7125 FBT 25 50.000 100.000
453.8625 FBT 25 50.000 100.000

458.2125 MO 1500 100.000 100.000
458.4625 MO 1500 100.000 100.000
458.7125 FX1T 25 50.000 100.000
458.8625 MO 1500 100.000 100.000

470.0875 FB2 1 110.000 375.000
470.2375 FB2 1 110.000 375.000
472.8750 FB2 1 110.000 350.000

473.0875 MO 750 40.000 80.000
473.2375 MO 750 40.000 80.000
475.8750 MO 200 40.000 80.000

500.1625 FB2 1 110.000 350.000
500.2375 FB2 1 110.000 350.000
500.2625 FB2 1 110.000 350.000

503.1125 MO 500 40.000 40.000
503.2375 MO 500 40.000 40.000
503.2625 MO 500 40.000 40.000

506.0875 FB2 1 110.000 350.000
506.1125 FB2 1 110.000 350.000
506.1625 FB2 1 110.000 350.000
506.2125 FB2 1 110.000 350.000
506.2625 FB2 1 110.000 350.000

509.0875 MO 500 40.000 40.000
509.1125 MO 500 40.000 40.000
509.1625 MO 500 40.000 40.000
509.2125 MO 500 40.000 40.000
509.2625 MO 500 40.000 40.000

 

[robbinsj2]

For the VHF-Hi and UHF channels, see APCO's "Draft list of all standardized Public Safety Designated I/O Channels all bands" (linked to from http://www.apco911.org/frequency/siec/documents/documents.htm).

For some of the UHF-T channels, see http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=1836.

As per John Burricelli's NJSP PDF (http://wc2em.net:8080/scanner/NJSP.pdf), the balance of the UHF-T channels (those you listed above 500 MHz) are expected to become interop for the Delaware River region. (Of course he has the others and more in his PDF too.)

Jim

 

[nosoup4u]

Morris County has put the UTAC freqs into their radio plan. I don't think they are active using them though. The Del. River region and a couple of others were supposed to go live in 2005 (with the balance of the state in 2006), I don't think any of them are at this point, except for the North East section.

I can tell you that Warren & Sussex counties are getting what was described to me as a "Radio Box" where you plug in HT's from different bands/radio systems and you can all talk to each other. The AG office may have opted going this route in this area since the radio's are spread out over VHF Low/High & some UHF.

 

[kb2vxa]

Hi Jim and all,

Thanks for the links, everything but the 500MHz frequencies have now been tagged. When I get a moment I'll research the transmitter sites and edit this post accordingly.

1 - Fixed NJ State Police Rt 73
Berlin, NJ CAMDEN County 39-48-14.0 N, 074-55-57.0 W

2 - Fixed NJ Dept of Transportation Rt 37
Toms River, NJ OCEAN County 39-58-10.0 N, 074-14-05.0 W

3 - Fixed Hunterdon County Communications Center
Cherryville, NJ HUNTERDON County 40-33-16.0 N, 074-54-14.0 W

4 - Fixed NJ State Police Rt 130 and Rt 295
Bordentown, NJ BURLINGTON County 40-08-01.0 N, 074-43-01.0 W

5 - Fixed NJ State Police Carls Corner
Bridgeton, NJ CUMBERLAND County 39-27-37.0 N, 075-12-27.0 W

FYI, UTAC 4, 5 and 6 transmitters are atop a mountain in West Orange with a whole lot of power, they should be heard over a VERY wide area. I have this sneaky feeling they're on the old WBTB-TV channel 68 tower, the view from the site is breathtaking.

So far no activity except for a few CWIDs on a couple of VHF frequencies but I started this only yesterday morning.