Delaware County Ohio Engineer

[gaushouse1]

Hello. Good Day! Regarding Delaware County Engineer: Whats the color code of 159.120 and Talkgroup # for Delaware County Engineer.
Thank you.

 

[dave3825]

That's odd that its in the db as DMR with no info. Try reaching out to the two guys in this thread or maybe a db admin will see you post and have some info.

Delaware County Engineer - not receiving

Hi, I am no longer receiving Delaware County Engineer on 159.120 on any of my Unidens (436, 536, 100, or 200). All have the DMR upgrades. Received last year on the 436 and 536. I'm using my R8600 to provide an indication when a transmission is present on 159.120 (of course Icom doesn't offer...

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[gaushouse1]

That's odd that its in the db as DMR with no info. Try reaching out to the two guys in this thread or maybe a db admin will see you post and have some info.

Delaware County Engineer - not receiving

Hi, I am no longer receiving Delaware County Engineer on 159.120 on any of my Unidens (436, 536, 100, or 200). All have the DMR upgrades. Received last year on the 436 and 536. I'm using my R8600 to provide an indication when a transmission is present on 159.120 (of course Icom doesn't offer...

forums.radioreference.com

Thank you

 

[Colin9690]

Hello. Good Day! Regarding Delaware County Engineer: Whats the color code of 159.120 and Talkgroup # for Delaware County Engineer.
Thank you.

YW: Public Safety Pool, Trunked

151.01000000 FB2
159.12000000 FB2
151.01000000 MO
153.86000000 MO
156.06000000 MO
153.86000000 FX1
156.06000000 FX1

I haven't monitored this frequency since about 2010 when it was still a strictly a VHF repeater system.

But looking up the license in the FCC Database, they were just granted the YW: Public Safety Pool, TRUNKED certificate in July of this year. I posted all the frequencies above associated with this system. I'll start listening again and try to help you out with the color codes and talkgroups.

This is interesting that they are going the DMR route as opposed to joining the COIRS P25 system.

 

[gaushouse1]

YW: Public Safety Pool, Trunked

151.01000000 FB2
159.12000000 FB2
151.01000000 MO
153.86000000 MO
156.06000000 MO
153.86000000 FX1
156.06000000 FX1

I haven't monitored this frequency since about 2010 when it was still a strictly a VHF repeater system.

But looking up the license in the FCC Database, they were just granted the YW: Public Safety Pool, TRUNKED certificate in July of this year. I posted all the frequencies above associated with this system. I'll start listening again and try to help you out with the color codes and talkgroups.

This is interesting that they are going the DMR route as opposed to joining the COIRS P25 system.

Ok. Great. Thank you so very Much for helping Me. I really appreciate it and very grateful. I'm extremely interested in receiving the information for Delaware County Oho engineering. PM Me and I'll give My email address. Thank you

 

[Colin9690]

Ok. Great. Thank you so very Much for helping Me. I really appreciate it and very grateful. I'm extremely interested in receiving the information for Delaware County Oho engineering. PM Me and I'll give My email address. Thank you

Anytime

 

[Colin9690]

For anyone that cares, after doing some research I found out this is a 2-slot DMR Motorola MOTOTRBO Capacity Plus system.

I'm using the LCN finder on my SDS-100 in an attempt to find the correct LCN configuration, but per the user's manual there must be at least two simultaneous comms on the system for this feature to work.

I'm not sure how busy this system is, but it might be tricky to get two simultaneous comms going on at once. Plus in southern Delaware County, I'm getting piss poor RSSI's. I'm gonna drive up to the city of Delaware next week to get in good reception range, and try the LCN finder again.