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CLMRN Radio ID Listing Updates And Changes
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69xxxx would be Killingly. 69005 would be Beacon Falls, however, I really doubt they have 5 control stations
Ahh, a radio user ID, not a TalkGroup. I read that wrong. My apologies.
It would be odd for Killingly Constables to be on Troop E, as Killingly is in Troop D, in fact Troop D is based in Killingly.
doctordialtone
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...because 154 is the Town Tax Code for Westbrook. Please refer to the link:
https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/DMV/CTDMVTaxTownCodeListpdf.pdf?la=en
yeah and the weirdest thing, I saw 925003 when New Hartford was on a call, and 1431001 when torrington was on a call one time. Strange, right?
I don't know how reliable the UID reporting for the pagers as I have never used one. However, 69005 is not a legit RID. Since Killingly is a Troop D town and they have constables, 691005 and 694005 are both legit (and I have previously logged them) RIDs for "DC" units.
doctordialtone
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adamfancher
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Hey All! Long time.....several years in fact.
Just a general update on where I've been and why it's been so long since the database has been updated. Initially when I got involved, I was living in Hartford County where I was able to monitor Troop H and several others. Because I was actively monitoring Hartford County's transmissions, I had a lot of recorded radio traffic that I could review to identify radios in that area.
About a year ago I relocated to Litchfield County. I now only receive transmissions for that area, and the only CSP Troop that I actively listen to and record is Troop B. I do still see and have a log of affiliations for Troops L and H, so while I don't hear or record audio from those sites, I can see which radios are active.
Going forward, I will continue to maintain Troop B badge numbers, as well as any radio affiliations that come through.
All that being said, I just did a major update on the database, adding a whole bunch of radios that have logged into the system since my last update. Many of them were obtained while I was still living in Hartford County, so keep in mind it's an update that should have been done 2 years ago.
Since I no longer have the ability to determine alpha tags outside of my area, most of the ones I added were simply affiliations with no labels. Fortunately anyone with a RadioReference account can contribute, so hopefully some of those will get filled in by people still listening in other areas of CT!
Just a general update on where I've been and why it's been so long since the database has been updated. Initially when I got involved, I was living in Hartford County where I was able to monitor Troop H and several others. Because I was actively monitoring Hartford County's transmissions, I had a lot of recorded radio traffic that I could review to identify radios in that area.
About a year ago I relocated to Litchfield County. I now only receive transmissions for that area, and the only CSP Troop that I actively listen to and record is Troop B. I do still see and have a log of affiliations for Troops L and H, so while I don't hear or record audio from those sites, I can see which radios are active.
Going forward, I will continue to maintain Troop B badge numbers, as well as any radio affiliations that come through.
All that being said, I just did a major update on the database, adding a whole bunch of radios that have logged into the system since my last update. Many of them were obtained while I was still living in Hartford County, so keep in mind it's an update that should have been done 2 years ago.
Since I no longer have the ability to determine alpha tags outside of my area, most of the ones I added were simply affiliations with no labels. Fortunately anyone with a RadioReference account can contribute, so hopefully some of those will get filled in by people still listening in other areas of CT!
Hey All! Long time.....several years in fact.
Just a general update on where I've been and why it's been so long since the database has been updated. Initially when I got involved, I was living in Hartford County where I was able to monitor Troop H and several others. Because I was actively monitoring Hartford County's transmissions, I had a lot of recorded radio traffic that I could review to identify radios in that area.
About a year ago I relocated to Litchfield County. I now only receive transmissions for that area, and the only CSP Troop that I actively listen to and record is Troop B. I do still see and have a log of affiliations for Troops L and H, so while I don't hear or record audio from those sites, I can see which radios are active.
Going forward, I will continue to maintain Troop B badge numbers, as well as any radio affiliations that come through.
All that being said, I just did a major update on the database, adding a whole bunch of radios that have logged into the system since my last update. Many of them were obtained while I was still living in Hartford County, so keep in mind it's an update that should have been done 2 years ago.
Since I no longer have the ability to determine alpha tags outside of my area, most of the ones I added were simply affiliations with no labels. Fortunately anyone with a RadioReference account can contribute, so hopefully some of those will get filled in by people still listening in other areas of CT!
I mostly log Fire IDs in troop E area I have around 300 logged for my G4 if your interested I can send them over to you just tell me where to send them
adamfancher
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That would be great! You can send them to analogkid83digitalman@hotmail.com. Thanks!
Tom_G
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Hmmmm, That email address, sounds like a Rush fan to me!
Are you a New World Man?
adamfancher
Member
You guys guessed it!
Updates are coming along.....Troop B has a fresh update and many other troops will soon too...Also focusing on Fire/EMS in Central and Southeastern CT. And constantly adding new radios for DOT, Harwinton, Stamford, and Norwalk (For those of you that follow you've probably noticed they keep growing and growing)
Updates are coming along.....Troop B has a fresh update and many other troops will soon too...Also focusing on Fire/EMS in Central and Southeastern CT. And constantly adding new radios for DOT, Harwinton, Stamford, and Norwalk
(For those of you that follow you've probably noticed they keep growing and growing)- Joined
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can see the list u have trying get greenwicg ct
There is no wiki page for the Greenwich system but you're welcome to start one, start keeping track of IDs
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how???? very hard
Write them down?
adamfancher
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I don't pick up Greenwich out where I am.
If you would like to contribute, you can send over any Radio IDs that you've picked up and I'll update the database.
Radio ID's in the form of 57xxxx are Greenwich.
If you would like to contribute, you can send over any Radio IDs that you've picked up and I'll update the database.
Radio ID's in the form of 57xxxx are Greenwich.
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There like app to found the radio ids
