Lorain County 5-City System

[RandyKuff]

Caught this the other day...
No verbage heard, just a Whoop Whoop Whoop sound...
Heard it several times and havn't heard it since...
Have no idea what it was...

It ID'd as TGID 4125 and a UID of 1801919...

 

[wd8chl]

Strange. 18 indicates a Cuyahoga radio...

 

[RandyKuff]

Strange. 18 indicates a Cuyahoga radio...

I was wondering about that...
I heard it key up about 5 or 6 times in a about a 10min time frame...
Havn't heard it since...

 

[RandyKuff]

Just caught a couple again...

TGID 4510 UID 1801999
TGID 4511 Didn't catch the UID though...

 

[RandyKuff]

I let it log in ProScan for a few hours... Running scanner in ID Search mode... I had the UID flipped from above post...
See lines with blue dots...

 

[Jphila20]

I check 1801919 on both the MARCS and GCRCN systems. Nothing on MARCS.

Found history on it. Not sure who it's attached to.

 

[Swipesy]

I check 1801919 on both the MARCS and GCRCN systems. Nothing on MARCS.

Found history on it. Not sure who it's attached to.

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For what it is worth, all radio ID's that I have logged in the 1801XXX range (not seen 1801919) have been for radios used on Parma's P25 System. Perhaps your 1801919 is somehow connected to Parma.

 

[RandyKuff]

For what it is worth, all radio ID's that I have logged in the 1801XXX range (not seen 1801919) have been for radios used on Parma's P25 System. Perhaps your 1801919 is somehow connected to Parma.

I don't understand were the UID 21920 is from either from my log above...

I did hear on TGID 4511 this morning a "Testing 123, did you copy"...
Not unless Parma is working on establishing an interop channel between them and the 5 City System... Don't know...

 

[mtindor]

The 5-cities system added two 800 mhz freqs, at least to two tower sites. So don't be surprised if you see some 800 mhz activity on it.

ULS Application - 0010913288 - AVON, CITY OF - Notification

860.8375
860.8875

Mike

 

[wd8chl]

For what it is worth, all radio ID's that I have logged in the 1801XXX range (not seen 1801919) have been for radios used on Parma's P25 System. Perhaps your 1801919 is somehow connected to Parma.

That leads me to think it was a CCI tech doing some testing.