CBP freqs for Kingman area

[N6RDT]

Looking for the frequencies most used by the Border Patrol in the Kingman area. Im sure they are P25. just need to know the freq and NAC code.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Did you find anything doing your CBP search since July ?

 

[AZMONITOR]

On those rare occasions that the BP uses radio in the Kingman area they are almost always encrypted.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Share the Freq/tones for those alleged encrypted channels.

 

[ecps92]

Why not post the info anyway. Just because it is ENC today, doesn't mean it will be ENC tommorrow. Pass them along and build the RR Database with the information [aka SHARE]

On those rare occasions that the BP uses radio in the Kingman area they are almost always encrypted.

 

[AZMONITOR]

163.675 on Hualapai Moutain has been used by the BP.

 

[ecps92]

Tones ?
Analog ? [ PL / DPL ] or P25 [NAC]

163.675 on Hualapai Moutain has been used by the BP.

 

[N6RDT]

AZMONITOR, What is the input/tones or nac codes of the 163.675 repeater on Hualapai that border patrol uses?

 

[AZ_RADIO]

Why do you want the Input and NAC codes ??? CBP is now DHS and uses 3 repeaters on Hayden Peak. They are 163.675, 163.625 (Not used very Often) and 173.6875. They also use the "ALLIANCE" repeater system on multiple MTN Tops, I believe it is on 167.800.

Enjoy

 

[ecps92]

NAC's are like PL Tones, we collect them

As for the input, it helps when monitoring and if you happen to hear them on the input you know they are close by.

Nothing Suspect, but a few die-hard scannists looking for info that is kept close to the vest

BP and ICE seem to use a different NAC on each Repeater, but use a Common NAC for the input
of the Wide-Area Nets

CBP / BP and ICE are part of DHS, but still operate their own Radio Networks.
Sadly too many people are lumping all DHS Agencies under DHS [Parent Agency] vs listing them individually.

FPS is still FPS altho under DHS
USCG is still USCG altho under DHS

Yes they share common channels, but remain unto their own.

Why do you want the Input and NAC codes ??? CBP is now DHS and uses 3 repeaters on Hayden Peak. They are 163.675, 163.625 (Not used very Often) and 173.6875. They also use the "ALLIANCE" repeater system on multiple MTN Tops, I believe it is on 167.800.

Enjoy

 

[N6RDT]

Cbp

You still need the NAC code to listen on a scanner or you wont hear anything.

 

[Arizona_Scanner]

You still need the NAC code to listen on a scanner or you wont hear anything.

Not true. So long as you have a digital scanner, you will pick it up, and the code will come up on the screen to save, or not to save. The value of having the NAC is the same as having a PL or DPL...it means you WON'T have to hear all of the intermod / interference that can come up on the frequency.