Cleveland State U - A new trunked system?

[mtindor]

For those of you who live in Cleveland, have any of you heard of information regarding a potential new trunked system for Cleveland State University?

A new FCC license was issued recently... WQKM910.

ULS Application - Industrial/Business Pool, Trunked - 0003694602 - CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY


This license is a 400 Mhz trunked license, FB6. It's probably LTR, but I suppose it could be something else.

PUBLIC UNIVERSITY USING RADIOS TO COORDINATE ON-CAMPUS SECURITY, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.

Listed frequencies on the license are:

461.5375
461.7625
461.9375
462.0625
462.0875
463.2625
463.7625

If anyone gets bored, you might want to scan around and see if you hear anything on those frequencies that may sound like a trunked system (again, probably LTR).

Since LTR systems don't have a control channel, the only way you'd ever confirm if this went online was to hear some traffic on those frequencies and your scanner (or a trunking program) may display relevant LCN and talkgroup info.

So, if you're in the area, please check out those frequencies once in a while. If you get any concrete information on this system, please post it here.

As with a lot of trunked systems, this one may not ever become active. But it would just be a small system for the school, so there is no reason to believe that it wouldn't eventually come online.

Mike

 

[mtindor]

The above system is now online - It is reported to be a standard analog LTR system.

Details can be found here:

Cleveland State University Trunking System, Cleveland, Ohio - Scanner Frequencies

If you're in the area and are familiar with figuring out LCNs, there are still some unconfirmed LCNs, and no talkgroups have been submitted yet. Please monitor this system if you have free time and submit confirmed updates.

Thanks

Mike