Cant someone ID this data, dallas area

[osros]

Can someone ID this data, dallas area

Can anyone tell me what is being transmitted on 452.450 in the Dallas area and who is
using it?

Its very strong in Irving and Lewisville.

Thanks

 

[KE5BCP]

Could be a number of places:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&freq=452.450&action=sf&stcd=TX
Several listings for Dallas County, but none for Denton County.

 

[osros]

Could be a number of places:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&freq=452.450&action=sf&stcd=TX
Several listings for Dallas County, but none for Denton County.

Thanks, yes i looked up the list. Was just wondering if anyone knew exactly what it
is and where is coming from.

 

[nd5y]

What does it sound like? Can you hear the same thing on 152 MHz?
It might be one of the taxi companies in the DFW area that run MDTs on several 452 and 152 MHz channels.

 

[osros]

What does it sound like? Can you hear the same thing on 152 MHz?
It might be one of the taxi companies in the DFW area that run MDTs on several 452 and 152 MHz channels.

Hmm kind of hard to explain, Sounds like a constant ringing, a constant stream of data, rapid beeps or ringing.

 

[hiegtx]

What does it sound like? Can you hear the same thing on 152 MHz?
It might be one of the taxi companies in the DFW area that run MDTs on several 452 and 152 MHz channels.

Tom, you may have hit it. Notes on one of the licensees, Irving Holdings:
"APPLICANT IS ENGAGED IN FURNISHING TO THE PUBLIC FOR HIRE A NON-SCHEDULED PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SERVICE NOT OPERATED OVER A REGULAR ROUTE & WILL USE RADIOS FOR BUSINESS-RELATED COMMUNICATIONS."

 

[osros]

Tom, you may have hit it. Notes on one of the licensees, Irving Holdings:
"APPLICANT IS ENGAGED IN FURNISHING TO THE PUBLIC FOR HIRE A NON-SCHEDULED PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SERVICE NOT OPERATED OVER A REGULAR ROUTE & WILL USE RADIOS FOR BUSINESS-RELATED COMMUNICATIONS."

If its them that 75watts is making it to Gainesville from Dallas very weak but still there.
and its blowing away anything in the dallas area. Client got Lic for 452.450 but communications is annoying with that in the background.

 

[bwillcox]

Of all of the Dallas county licenses, TXU has a F2E code for their license on that channel, which is data, but it appears to be a 20w MO license.
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&action=fcc&cs=WPVC705

That signal is S9 here in the apartment on a rubber duck antenna.

I cannot receive it clearly because there appears to be a LTR home channel on 452.4625 that is on the tower right near me and is blocking that out when it does its "kerchunk" every 3 seconds.

 

[SCPD]

As anyone checked to see if thats part of the Wylie Passport LTR system that is Now Operational????

 

[RESCUE4NFD]

ID this Freq.?

452.4500 is Not a freq. used by the new Wylie trunk system.