Couple of Sites/Areas to check for those u are road tripping for sites

[enosjones]

So a couple of UCA 800 Motorola 2 sites need to be verified, u can use Unitrunker if u have it or any scanner for the basic info. We need at least the control channels, site # system ID and voice channels, and if possible neighbors or adjacent sites. For Salina new site 851.150, 851.4125, and 851.700.
For East Park site near Dutch John/Flaming gorge; 851.8375, 852.675, 853.125, 853.675, 853.9875. Mt edna in piute County just needs verified we belive its site 44 on system ID 643E. We need control channel alt control channel voice channels and neighbors. 851.825, 852.075, 852.3875, 853.425, 853.8875 all these sites are rebanded make sure your scanner is set accordingly. While out u can search for 700mhz systems too...

 

[enosjones]

The East Park site in Daggett County is new, it is online, thats all I know. The Mt Edna site in Piute County seems to be online and needs verified, the Salina site i belive is online, it was originally a temporary site but has been relicensed as a permanent site, and needs to be checked to see if it is online. All these can be done with unitrunker.

Now the 700 mhz sites at the moment are broadcasting phase 1 P25, this is not (to our understanding) permanent and "should" switch to P25 phase 2 when it goes online or live. Having said that, unitrunker will decode phase 1 P25 however it will not decode phase 2 and will need to be decoded with either dsdplus fastlane or sdrtrunk both of these will also decode phase 1 as well to my knowledge... the sites for the 700 mhz system is not currently broadcasting neighbors from the sites. They are just stand alone sites for now, not much if any activity has been heard on them so far past initial setup. Just keep an eye out for new sites coming online especially as the snow melts and the techs can get their equipment on the mountaintops again some sites are just waiting for power and need to get line trucks to the sites. Just waiting for the snow to melt and the mud to dry up..so scan the 769-775 mhz range and the 851-860 mhz range for new sites, and if u get ambitious u can scan other bands for new sites on other agencies, there are dmr and nxdn sites around the state on vhf and uhf as well as 800mhz and 900mhz. Federal frequencies on 148-174, and 380mhz to 410mhz.. any help is appreciated.

There is a spreadsheet for the UCA P25 700mhz sites list if anyone needs help with the sites......