CSP Non-Digital?

[y10kiscoming]

For some reason I am picking up Troop E this morning in analog mode. Anyone else?

 

[dittrimd]

Are you sure it was coming through on the trunked system? Don't recall them having any trunked analog capability. I know they have some non-trunked analog systems like ICALL/ITAC or CSPERN? Maybe that is what you heard. What were they talking about?

Mark D.

 

[y10kiscoming]

Ok, I was getting hits off CC 859.9375. A quick check of the FCC DB shows no locations around here owned by the state.

It transferred me to the following freqs: 860.7625 858.7625 855.2125

And these TGIDs: 4816 3216 6416 1616

I figure it could be the NY State system? I can only pick it up at work, not at my apartment.

NY System: http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=2065

 

[DOPPLERBOB]

That is East Hampton's system in Suffolk County LI. I listen to them on summer weekends. The Hamptons get rockin in the summer!
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=2046

The NYC DOITT system also uses that frequency for a control channel but judging by the talkgroups you heard, it was East Hampton.


Bob

 

[y10kiscoming]

Oh, cool! I've picked up stuff from Rhode Island before, but never New York (that I know of...).

Thanks!

 

[andy404ns]

Troop E you say? Funny you should mention that... a few weeks ago I heard them on the trunked system and they absolutely *sounded* like an analog frequency. Much different than all the other talkgroups. Don't know what it means.

 

[Portable14]

I have picked up some analog stuff on the CSP system as well, Off of the 868.3375 Control channel, Usually on CSP Channel 37, and 38. Must be some nearby system that uses the same control channel and some similar TG ID's.