Dartmouth College

[techdog313]

Has anyone in the upper valley had any luck recently on decoding the trunked system at Dartmouth college? Haven't been able to id any of the talk groups. Appears to be an analog system, would really appreciate some more experienced help here. In the area a fair bit, would be great to be able to listen.

 

[ecps92]

Dartmouth College Trunk - Scan New England Wiki

www.snewiki.com

No TG's but it appears to be 4 different sites tho and yes was Analog

One of the sites also has 461.0750

New Hampshire Colleges - Scan New England Wiki

www.snewiki.com

IT does need some major time to properly ID the LCN's too, spend 2 hrs one day and had a devil of a time mapping it

Has anyone in the upper valley had any luck recently on decoding the trunked system at Dartmouth college? Haven't been able to id any of the talk groups. Appears to be an analog system, would really appreciate some more experienced help here. In the area a fair bit, would be great to be able to listen.

 

[creeperjeep]

A year ago or so they put out a RFP for new radio system. Not sure if it went anywhere, but I seem to remember it looking for DMR

 

[KB1VLA]

2 Way Communications in Newington had posted pictures on their Facebook page of the new DMR trunk they're installing at Dartmouth.

 

[ecps92]

Good to know, but the ole LTR was still clicking away last Oct

Sounds like a field trip is needed

2 Way Communications in Newington had posted pictures on their Facebook page of the new DMR trunk they're installing at Dartmouth.

 

[WX1N]

2 Way Communications in Newington had posted pictures on their Facebook page of the new DMR trunk they're installing at Dartmouth.

Are you sure that was the college and not the hospital? I know DHMC is getting a new DMR trunked system installed.

 

[KB1VLA]

Are you sure that was the college and not the hospital? I know DHMC is getting a new DMR trunked system installed.

Dartmouth College. System is a Linked Cap+

https://www.facebook.com/2waycomm/posts/3877318592324935

 

[WX1N]

Dartmouth College. System is a Linked Cap+

Interesting...

 

[n1das]

This brings back memories of "Fifty-One to Nine-0" heard many times back in the 70s and 80s on Dartmouth's 154.540MHz conventional channel. This predates Dartmouth's conventional repeater on 464.325MHz PL97.4.

 

[techdog313]

Certainly complicates things. Thanks for the research, would be great to hear if anyone comes up with anything.