Honeywell Center Wabash Indiana

[galligan122]

Has anybody confirmed the Honeywell Center still uses the frequencies listed on the Wabash County Indiana page? I live about 10 miles south of there and always receive nothing but constant interference/static on one channel, and have not heard any traffic on the other. Maybe I’m too far away to pick it up, but wanted to make sure nobody had a known working frequency. Thanks

Business (Wabash County) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Business (Wabash County)

www.radioreference.com

 

[west-pac]

I noticed there are no FCC licenses assigned to that listing. I'll go look, but I'm not sure I'll find anything. If they do have a license I'm sure it's for mobile use only, meaning they're likely using 2 or 4 watt handheld radios from inside the building. You're not likely to hear them 5 miles away. That's also a pretty stout, robust looking, concrete building, which will attenuate the indoor signal even more.

 

[west-pac]

Here is the current FCC license. They are, in fact, licensed for (75) 4-watt radios. You'll need to be downtown to hear them, if they are actually being used. They are licensed for analog FM, as well as digital DMR on those frequencies.

FCC Callsign WQFW770 (HONEYWELL MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTER)

FCC Callsign WQFW770 (HONEYWELL MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTER)

www.radioreference.com

 

[galligan122]

Here is the current FCC license. They are, in fact, licensed for (75) 4-watt radios. You'll need to be downtown to hear them, if they are actually being used. They are licensed for analog FM, as well as digital DMR on those frequencies.

FCC Callsign WQFW770 (HONEYWELL MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTER)

FCC Callsign WQFW770 (HONEYWELL MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTER)

www.radioreference.com

Thank you for the information! Was hoping to hear from home but sounds like I’m just too far away to make that happen

 

[west-pac]

Thank you for the information! Was hoping to hear from home but sounds like I’m just too far away to make that happen

Yea, you likely are too far away. You can always put them in your analog scanner though. It's not going to hurt anything to scan those 2 frequencies in the off chance that you might actually pick up something one day.