Where can I find the frequencies for ever source
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Dickie_10
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CT Utilities (Connecticut) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
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Also, it's not in the database but I'm hearing them in the Middletown area on 48.160 (167.9pl).
ecps92
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You can compare the RR DB and the SNE Wiki
Not everysource maybe totally accurate, due to member/user varying contributions or lack of
Not everysource maybe totally accurate, due to member/user varying contributions or lack of
keys
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37.76 Cheshire. 48.20 hartford. 48.40 torrington. 48.16 middle town. 44.34 or 44.14 Newtown. 48.16 is repeater out
I see what you did there
Anybody have the BRISTOL one
Reconrider
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| Frequency | Type | Tone | Region | Use |
| 37.46 | S | 162.2 | Bristol | |
| 37.74 | S | 162.2 | Bristol | |
| 37.76 | S | 162.2 | Bristol | |
| 48.34 | S | Bristol | ||
| 48.4 | S | 162.2 | Bristol | |
| 153.1325 | S | Bristol | ||
| 153.695 | S | 131.8 | Bristol | |
| 451.1 | T | Bristol | Remote Control/Monitoring using SCAT TRS - Site 04 (04h) |
ecps92
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Where did you get that table from? If it was from another scanning website (which it is), you should credit said site for it...
Reconrider
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See post #3
keys
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37.76. In Cheshire line. Bristol trucks use it.
keys
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37.76 is cheshire line. Serves Bristol lots of switching on radio. Cheshire also goes as far as waterbury
Thank you all been very helpful I wonder if they’re going to do a DMR system like they have for ever source in Massachusetts or down in Florida they use P 25
try the UHF too if they are still simulcasting.
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CL&P built out a 451.xxxx MHz GE Single Channel Autonomous Trunking (SCAT) system many years ago. Since these channels had been locked out earlier on my UHF business band searches, I didn't realize until recently that they were gone. The UHF channels are now being used for analog (so far) voice...
keys
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Yes in Newtown area basiclytry the UHF too if they are still simulcasting.
Eversource UHF voice
CL&P built out a 451.xxxx MHz GE Single Channel Autonomous Trunking (SCAT) system many years ago. Since these channels had been locked out earlier on my UHF business band searches, I didn't realize until recently that they were gone. The UHF channels are now being used for analog (so far) voice...
Which frequency are you hearing them on mostly? I hear intermittent talk on low band but I get bupkus on the UHF frequencies
keys
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37.76 46.16 44.14. My vehicle kenwood lo band has them on recive only
keys
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46.16 wrong. 48.18. I labeled e hampton line
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