I was looking at the scanner master New York and New Jersey Communications guide and was a little confused by what looks like to be 2 Zone A's and I was wondering which one was correct.
On page 37 it lists the following channel plans:
Listed as New Digital Radios
Channel 1 486.1125 MHz TAC 1
Channel 2 485.1875 MHz Command 1
Channel 3 486.2625 MHz TAC2
Channel 4 487.2625 MHz HT-4
Channel 5 487.1375 MHz HT-5
Channel 6 485.2625 MHz HT-6
Channel 7 486.1375 MHz HT-7
Channel 8 485.0625 MHz HT-8
Channel 9 486.01875 MHz HT-9 Digital
Channel 10 487.48750 MHz TAC 2 EMS/Fire (85.4)
Channel 11 483.01250R MHz Building Repeater (173.8)
Channel 12 483.00625 MHz Building Repeater Digital
Channel 13 484.7625R MHz Mobile Battalion Chief Repeater (173.8)
Channel 14 460.5750 MHz Subway 1 (110.9)
Channel 15 460.6250 MHz Subway 2 (103.5)
Channel 16 486.7375 MHz Emergency (CSQ)
Listed as New UHF Portable Radios Zone A
Channel 1 485.2625 MHz HT1 Fireground
Channel 2 486.0125 MHz HT2 Fireground
Channel 3 486.1125 MHz HT3 Fireground
Channel 4 487.0125 MHz Queens Fireground
Channel 5 486.2635 MHz Brooklyn Fireground
Channel 6 486.1375 MHz Manhattan Fireground
Channel 7 487.2625 MHz Bronx Fireground
Channel 8 487.1375 MHz Staten Island Fireground
Channel 9 486.74375 MHz Digital Fireground
Channel 10 487.4875 MHz EMSC Fireground TAC-2
Channel 11 483.7375R MHz High-rise in Building Repeater system - Analog
Channel 12 483.73125R MHz High-rise In-building Repeater system - Digital
Channel 13 483.76250R MHz Mobile Battalion Chief's Repeater system
Channel 14 460.57500R MHz Subway Repeater F-1
Channel 15 460.62500R MHz Subway Repeater F-2
Channel 16 487.76250R MHz Emergency Channel
I guess the question I am asking is which lineup is actually Zone A, I know that the radio reference database shows the first list but I was a little confused where the second list came from and don't see that listed anywhere. Since the book was published in 2003 I am sure some of the information is out of date. I know that a couple of the frequencies are similar between the two lists.
Thanks
On page 37 it lists the following channel plans:
Listed as New Digital Radios
Channel 1 486.1125 MHz TAC 1
Channel 2 485.1875 MHz Command 1
Channel 3 486.2625 MHz TAC2
Channel 4 487.2625 MHz HT-4
Channel 5 487.1375 MHz HT-5
Channel 6 485.2625 MHz HT-6
Channel 7 486.1375 MHz HT-7
Channel 8 485.0625 MHz HT-8
Channel 9 486.01875 MHz HT-9 Digital
Channel 10 487.48750 MHz TAC 2 EMS/Fire (85.4)
Channel 11 483.01250R MHz Building Repeater (173.8)
Channel 12 483.00625 MHz Building Repeater Digital
Channel 13 484.7625R MHz Mobile Battalion Chief Repeater (173.8)
Channel 14 460.5750 MHz Subway 1 (110.9)
Channel 15 460.6250 MHz Subway 2 (103.5)
Channel 16 486.7375 MHz Emergency (CSQ)
Listed as New UHF Portable Radios Zone A
Channel 1 485.2625 MHz HT1 Fireground
Channel 2 486.0125 MHz HT2 Fireground
Channel 3 486.1125 MHz HT3 Fireground
Channel 4 487.0125 MHz Queens Fireground
Channel 5 486.2635 MHz Brooklyn Fireground
Channel 6 486.1375 MHz Manhattan Fireground
Channel 7 487.2625 MHz Bronx Fireground
Channel 8 487.1375 MHz Staten Island Fireground
Channel 9 486.74375 MHz Digital Fireground
Channel 10 487.4875 MHz EMSC Fireground TAC-2
Channel 11 483.7375R MHz High-rise in Building Repeater system - Analog
Channel 12 483.73125R MHz High-rise In-building Repeater system - Digital
Channel 13 483.76250R MHz Mobile Battalion Chief's Repeater system
Channel 14 460.57500R MHz Subway Repeater F-1
Channel 15 460.62500R MHz Subway Repeater F-2
Channel 16 487.76250R MHz Emergency Channel
I guess the question I am asking is which lineup is actually Zone A, I know that the radio reference database shows the first list but I was a little confused where the second list came from and don't see that listed anywhere. Since the book was published in 2003 I am sure some of the information is out of date. I know that a couple of the frequencies are similar between the two lists.
Thanks
