d_strong
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Does anyone know what frequencys the State Police (CNET) uses in the Rochester, NY. Would it be 155.565 or one of the Rochester PD channels since its a joint operation. Thanks
d_strong said:Does anyone know what frequencys the State Police (CNET) uses in the Rochester, NY. Would it be 155.565 or one of the Rochester PD channels since its a joint operation. Thanks
d_strong said:Does anyone know what frequencys the State Police (CNET) uses in the Rochester, NY. Would it be 155.565 or one of the Rochester PD channels since its a joint operation. Thanks
d_strong said:Does anyone know what frequencys the State Police (CNET) uses in the Rochester, NY. Would it be 155.565 or one of the Rochester PD channels since its a joint operation. Thanks
DaveNF2G said:What is "CNET" in the NYSP context? NET is (or was) Neighborhood Empowerment Team in the City of Rochester. The expressway program was called GRIP - Greater Rochester Interstate Patrol. GRIP cars had RPD portables back in the 80s. I'm not sure how they're equipped now, but they still talk to NYSP dispatchers on the Troop E VHF channels.
d_strong said:Thanks for the information regarding this matter and was the digital heard on 155.565 P-25 or encrypted ? 73
MB said:Has anyone heard of IMAC car to car? I have heard the State Police mention this numerous times ("switch to IMAC car to car"). I haven't been able to figure the frequency out yet. Does anyone know what this is?
rbm said:In my area they use two frequencies for car-car in addition to 154.665.
155.370 around here is referred to as Interagency or IA (this name will vary by area)
155.475 has also been used (rarely)
By the way, a trooper was shot (and survived) on June 10th and they had a command post set up for quite a few days. The helicopters were using FLIR (infrared) after 11:00 pm at night. The shooter is still on the loose, though they know who he is.
The frequencies the helicopters used were:
123.000
123.050
154.665
154.695 PL 110.9
155.370
MB,MB said:Has anyone heard of IMAC car to car? I have heard the State Police mention this numerous times ("switch to IMAC car to car"). I haven't been able to figure the frequency out yet. Does anyone know what this is?