LMRN Technical Data Discussion

[gary123]

Hearing the following today.
142.470
NAC AD0H
Site ID 93

Mt. St. Patrick is site 82. I'm getting 142.470 at about the same signal in Renfrew. No idea where this tower is located.

142.470 was a frequency on Barry's Bay Fleetnet site. The signal im getting on it now couldn't possibly be from that area.

I'm currently using an SDS 200 with a back of set antenna. Only tower location I get is Mt. St. Patrick. That's why I'm stumped on this one.

I will also note that Mt. St. Patrick FleetNet 142.650 has been on and off today.

I have been known to do a drive around to locate sites. One helpful thing is if it's a tower and not on a building, the sites look very similar. Mike makes a great point using the neighbor list will often help in deciding which way to go hunting.

 

[mciupa]

Some talkgroups I've never seen before have recently shown up:

P25, BEE00.AD9, 10000, 50, Normal, 0, 2025/07/30 14:15, ""
P25, BEE00.AD9, 12000, 50, Normal, 0, 2025/07/24 8:41, ""
P25, BEE00.AD9, 48867, 50, Normal, 0, 2025/07/20 10:08, ""

 

[mikewazowski]

10000 would be an Ontario Parks or MNRF group.

 

[VA3ADP]

48867 is an interesting one. Ive seen that talk group on multiple over systems (Peel, Toronto, York). I'm wondering if it's a supergroup or patch for interop purposes?

 

[gary123]

I believe it's a patch of some type. I usually see the same one or two RID's (213xxx or 235xxx) on each of the TG's in the 48xxx area.

 

[mbstone99]

I have see 48096 (RID 230111) and 48864 (RID 221644 249456 478835 5525104 (bad decode?) on the Hamilton site.

Matt

 

[gary123]

Matt I am not sure. My experience is that a single RID or a small group of them is usually a linked radio or a set of linked radios to a specific TG. This TG is then patched to something.

So far I have not been able to corollate the RIDs to any of the RID groupings such as MTO. I have seen single RID/TG pairs in the 2131xx. MTO Dispatch are at 2139xx. The rest if the rids are all over the 2xxxxx area.

 

[mbstone99]

Matt I am not sure. My experience is that a single RID or a small group of them is usually a linked radio or a set of linked radios to a specific TG. This TG is then patched to something.

So far I have not been able to corollate the RIDs to any of the RID groupings such as MTO. I have seen single RID/TG pairs in the 2131xx. MTO Dispatch are at 2139xx. The rest if the rids are all over the 2xxxxx area.

Hmm I will have to check my DSD+ radio file and see if there any more oddities like that showed up in the logs.

Matt