Greensboro/Guilford frquencies
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jeffmulter
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RadioReference lists some of the public safety talkgroups on the Greensboro / Burlington / Guilford Co trunked system, although some are digital.
There is also some information on the High Point trunked system.
RadioReference also lists a few conventional channels under the Guilford section. A couple of multicasts of talkgroups on the county trunked system.
There may be some other frequencies worth monitoring, and a copy of Police Call - or the FCC online database - can provide more target frequencies.
The following is a URL to the FCC database, providing conventional public safety (PW) licenses within a 10-mile radius of downtown Greensboro, latitude 36-02-36 N, 079-48-00 W:
http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/...9.8&ladir=N&lodir=W&radio_serv=PW
You can expand the results to include everything by changing the service code to "all services" in the search criteria.
Jeff Multer
Fort Mill, S.C.
There is also some information on the High Point trunked system.
RadioReference also lists a few conventional channels under the Guilford section. A couple of multicasts of talkgroups on the county trunked system.
There may be some other frequencies worth monitoring, and a copy of Police Call - or the FCC online database - can provide more target frequencies.
The following is a URL to the FCC database, providing conventional public safety (PW) licenses within a 10-mile radius of downtown Greensboro, latitude 36-02-36 N, 079-48-00 W:
http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/...9.8&ladir=N&lodir=W&radio_serv=PW
You can expand the results to include everything by changing the service code to "all services" in the search criteria.
Jeff Multer
Fort Mill, S.C.
ScannerMan929
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The only "juicy" stuff you're going to hear is on the Guilford County\Greensboro\Burlington system. It isnt a SmartZone system and the Burlington talkgroups can be heard in addition to Greensboro\GC. Unfortunately (for me, fortunate for you) GC is slowly making a migration to digital; Sheriff's department is next in line.
thumbtrap
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There is a spreadsheet floating around the internet - I think there's a copy here. Guilford County Fire dispatch goes out on Talk Group 10224, in addition to the two frequencies given above. The spreadsheet appears to have the correct talkgroup id's for the county fire tac channels - but they're labelled incorrectly. As far as I can tell - what the spreadsheet calls Tac 2 is really Tac 10. I've not had the scanner long enough to confirm the other tac channels (it's a really busy night when they ever get more than 2 fire scenes going)- but I suspect what the dispatchers hand out as 10, 12, 14 are 2,3 4 on the sheet. Greensboro City Fire Tac channels seems to match the sheet (ie Tac 5 is 5 on the sheet is 4752.)
I'd like to confirm some of this myself so I can weed out my scan lists. Anyone know about the County Fire training talkgroup assignments? There's not enough to be one per station.
I'd like to confirm some of this myself so I can weed out my scan lists. Anyone know about the County Fire training talkgroup assignments? There's not enough to be one per station.
thumbtrap
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Thanks - that one (as well as the one actually on radioreference) has the correct guilford county fire tac codes - as well as the station assignments I was looking for. I had incorrectly assumed that I was looking for one of the channels marked "training". All my fire id's now fit in two scan lists, grouped by priority.
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