FBI active on 166.4625

[RaleighGuy]

This morning FBI was active in Raleigh NC on 166.4625 using NAC 001 TG 1 w/encryption key 4FAA. All comms were encrypted with RIDs 30911xx, 30914xx, 3099xxx, and one radio using 14442.

For those using DSD+ FL or similar software, if you can get an encryption key please try to get and post, most agencies are using a sequence around the country, and it will help people ID the agency (for example FBI in Jacksonville FL uses key ID 4E54). And, while they change over time it is still in the same neighborhood.

 

[Marcy57]

I copied yesterday NAC 001 on 164.8875 but the RIDs were all over the place one was 543xxx
and 175xx ...P25 (mixed) 73,s Marcy

 

[ChrisP]

For all us old timers out there who may remember 166.4635 as "Treasury Common", that frequency has gone through several name changes and is now supposed to be in radios as "Federal Common". The P25 NAC seems to vary, but N001 is most common.

- Chris

 

[richardbritt]

Was it simplex or a repeater?

 

[KB4MSZ]

Danno, find this RaleighGuy and book'em before he hears where I stash my loud shirts.

 

[RaleighGuy]

I copied yesterday NAC 001 on 164.8875 but the RIDs were all over the place one was 543xxx
and 175xx ...P25 (mixed) 73,s Marcy

Really wish more people would update the Wiki for Federal RID Planning for their state when they hear traffic, so many states don't have any entries at all.

 

[RaleighGuy]

Was it simplex or a repeater?

Unknown

 

[ChrisP]

If I was a betting person, I would say simplex. I've never encountered a repeater on 166.4625, and all the times I've seen it in radio programming, it has been simplex.

- Chris

 

[RaleighGuy]

It is not heard often locally, last time I heard it was back in February and before that was in 2022.

 

[ecps92]

Was it simplex or a repeater?

Treasury Common is Simplex only aka Federal Common
it can be either P25 or Analog

 

[ecps92]

Really wish more people would update the Wiki for Federal RID Planning for their state when they hear traffic, so many states don't have any entries at all.

Many agencies do not have a nationwide uniformity plan for their RID's

 

[richardbritt]

I'll program it in my scanners to see if it comes up

 

[dlwtrunked]

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[gtaman]

I’ll dig thru my XTS FBI codeplug and see if I can find a name to it.

 

[RichardKramer]

I copied yesterday NAC 001 on 164.8875 but the RIDs were all over the place one was 543xxx
and 175xx ...P25 (mixed) 73,s Marcy

USSS CH Oscar (usually motorcade useage).

 

[RichardKramer]

If I was a betting person, I would say simplex. I've never encountered a repeater on 166.4625, and all the times I've seen it in radio programming, it has been simplex.

- Chris

FBI CH: D3

 

[ecps92]

I’ll dig thru my XTS FBI codeplug and see if I can find a name to it.

Did you see Post #3? and it will be in your D Zone (Nationwide) as D-03

Commonly named, across TSA, DHS, ICE/HSI, FBI, USSS, ATF etc

 

[ecps92]

This morning FBI was active in Raleigh NC on 166.4625 using NAC 001 TG 1 w/encryption key 4FAA. All comms were encrypted with RIDs 30911xx, 30914xx, 3099xxx, and one radio using 14442.

For those using DSD+ FL or similar software, if you can get an encryption key please try to get and post, most agencies are using a sequence around the country, and it will help people ID the agency (for example FBI in Jacksonville FL uses key ID 4E54). And, while they change over time it is still in the same neighborhood.

I assume those keys are in HEX ?
Boston (decimal) has been using 20341 or 4F75 (Hex)

Not to Hijack the thread but what RID sequence has Jacksonville been using ? 322xxxx ??

Also as a reminder with multiple agencies working together never forget to be running ALL of the NIFOG Interops, you would be surprised at what can be found/heard

 

[billy2047]

Not to Hijack the thread but what RID sequence has Jacksonville been using ? 322xxxx ??

322xxxx is right, Jacksonville Office is 320 or 3229101 and does ID in the clear as KEV280 (Confirmed it because of this video (skip to 35:17)

 

[RFI-EMI-GUY]

That video never gets old.