LMRN Technical Data Discussion

[icarus1963]

Getting a CC loud and clear in Brantford
WACN BE00
SYS AD9
Site 1.23
NAC AD3

0-852 142.395 cc
0-878 142.590 scc
0-918 142.890 scc
0-986 143.400 scc

No talkgroups as of yet.

Andy

 

[Forts]

Does it show any neighbour sites?

 

[ATCTech]

No, just the CC and 3 SCC frequencies but no neighbour list at all.

 

[icarus1963]

Does it show any neighbour sites?

No neighbour sites showing, but it identifies as site 23

 

[west-pac]

It's likely this site...

RadioReference Database

The most complete database of radio communications data

www.radioreference.com

When comparing the old system to the new P25 system, the site numbers appear to be the same, and the P25 CC, so far, has been a frequency on the same site number of the old system, which holds true with this find as well.

 

[icarus1963]

Brantford Site 23 showing some new activity today. Rid 200228, t/g 2012 affiliated to the site for a few minutes.
Also maybe a new frequency for the system?

 

[EJB]

Brantford Site 23 showing some new activity today. Rid 200228, t/g 2012 affiliated to the site for a few minutes.
Also maybe a new frequency for the system?



View attachment 108809

I can confirm that 142.395 is active.
0AD9h-0123 is booming in here in downtown Hamilton. I am high up though.


This isn't part of the current FleetNet system and new.

This is how the 396T sees it

 

[Wretched]

Listowel LMRN site now not identifiable by my scanner for the past week (it did earlier), but still broadcasting something on 142.230. The existing Fleetnet system (142.320 CC) also seems to have made 141.690 the alternate CC, and therefore has only 3 channels for voice now (141.435, 142.515, 142.575)

 

[Andy_SDS100]

Listowel PSRN site now not identifiable by my scanner for the past week (it did earlier), but still broadcasting something on 142.230. The existing Fleetnet system (142.320 CC) also seems to have made 141.690 the alternate CC, and therefore has only 3 channels for voice now (141.435, 142.515, 142.575)

I know on mine in Woodstock it showed data in the corner when it came online but hasn't the last week either

 

[ATCTech]

142.005 MHz P25 signal decoding a continuous tone of 1031 Hz that has frequent breakup sounding much like a bad connection in the source audio path but more likely intermittent D/A decode errors. DSD+ indicates TG1 RID 1 for what that's worth at the moment. No NAC etc. displayed.

 

[Forts]

That's what the Wallaceburg site is currently doing too.

 

[slicerwizard]

Signal is using WACN ID 00001, SysID 001, NAC/DCC 001.

 

[Thunderbolt]

I noticed that the Essex site is currently offline. I am hearing the old 3600 baud data channel back online on 142.905 MHz.

73's

Ron

 

[Andy_SDS100]

I heard testing this morning Wednesday on the Woodstock site TG 1009

 

[Forts]

.....and what were you hearing?

 

[Aviator747]

I am seeing this in Cornwall, Zone 2. My site id changed from 822F to 1. I am not sure if it's something to do with UT2 .84 or something else. The LCN's are different tonight.

 

[phyberoptics]

I'm seeing a P25 P2 carrier on 142.605 near Orangeville, which for me would likely be the Ballinafad tower (it's the alternate CC for the current system), it's modulated with a tone, perhaps used for tuning site equipment, but DSD+ sees it as P25 P2, TG=1.

 

[Muxlow]

Same thing I see off Site 14 Wallaceburg. Not transmitting any site info other than P25 P2 TG1. Windsor, Essex and Chatham are linked together and show as standard P25 with site numbers and what not, but no activity on those sites

 

[Thunderbolt]

Same thing I see off Site 14 Wallaceburg. Not transmitting any site info other than P25 P2 TG1. Windsor, Essex and Chatham are linked together and show as standard P25 with site numbers and what not, but no activity on those sites

What frequency is the Essex site using for a control channel right now? I am not hearing them on 142.665 anymore.

73's

Ron

 

[Muxlow]

Seems site 17 is offline. Its showing red as a neb site off Chatham