Dept. of Defense: Southeastern Region

[KE5TLF]

Every site in this system has been renumbered in recent months and there are still numerous sites in the DB that need to be updated. If you're able to receive any of these sites please give them a look and submit any updated info. Thanks

U.S. Dept. of Defense: Southeastern Region Trunking System, Various, Multi-State - Scanner Frequencies

(FYI - The tropo ducting forecast for the Florida panhandle is pretty good towards the end of this week and may, or may not, help with this task. Actually there's some pretty good ducting going on as I type this too.)

 

[KD4YGG]

Yes, and the database admins are trying to consolidate this system into 1 system.

Looks like we need confirmation of both the site and zones...

 

[wise871]

Mike
I haven’t really come up with anything new on the site renumbering yet except what I have already submitted. I do know the Air Force (Sites 1-001 – 1-005) have not changed. The Navy is the only ones doing the renumbering at this time. Ducting hasn’t been as strong for me to confirm anything new. I do know that Site 1-022 is to the west of Pensacola. When conditions are right I will pick it up NAS Pensacola traffic but I haven’t had a hit on that site in awhile. Maybe by the end of the week is possible.

Sites 1-017 and 1-018 are still unknown as far as new ID and location. I figure there just repeaters for the system and not actually on any base. I know there has to be someone out there in the Jacksonville, Mayport and Key West area who can verify the new ID’s. With all those new Pro-106 and 197 users out there it should only be a matter of time before you get those updates.

If anyone is unsure of which bases are part of the Southeastern Region, I have updated the Wiki.
U.S. Dept. of Defense: Southeastern Region - The RadioReference Wiki

Dan

 

[KE5TLF]

Thanks for the update Dan. Interesting about the Air Force sites.

NAS Meridian is one possible candidate for one of the un-ided sites. Nothing has been heard from anyone that I know of in that area though to indicate the presence or absence of any site(s) there.

Keesler and Camp Shelby are two other obvious candidates but If there is something on either of those bases it is just sitting there idle.

NASJRB New Orleans and Barksdale AFB are a couple obvious ones in LA. Dunno, the list of "unknowns" could go on and on if I really wanted to. hehe

I don't really see them putting up a site that doesn't cover some type of installation that they want to have network access though. But who knows.

 

[KE5TLF]

Hey Dan, are the Air Force sites still broadcasting a neighbors list? I noticed on the few renumbered sites I logged this info is now missing. Which kinda sucks.

Also have you seen any evidence of any TDMA users? If so I need to change the system type. Which I probably should do anyway since it appears that at least some TDMA users have been seen on the new Corpus Christi site. Although that may have just been being tested when they were intializing the site.