catching a bunch of traffic on 17587 with Radio ID's 21xxxxxxx PD traffic
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AtlasFBG2
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54847 Radio id 7290
54148 Radio id 9920 The same radio ids as 54118 which i posted on 9-18 and had 150 hits on again today..
There was a drug bust in town today in which the BCI and ODEA was involved in. So these two talkgroups may be a BCI or Ohio DEA talk group.
54148 Radio id 9920 The same radio ids as 54118 which i posted on 9-18 and had 150 hits on again today..
There was a drug bust in town today in which the BCI and ODEA was involved in. So these two talkgroups may be a BCI or Ohio DEA talk group.
I'd guess 54847 to be a Sandusky Co Sheriff TAC talkgroup. Typically talkgroups in that range are either SO DSP or SO TAC, adn given the 72xxxxx radio IDs Sandusky Co sounds logical.
You might be right about 54148 and 54118, but they will likely never be listed in the DB because you'll likely never be able to actually confirm without a doubt the main agency using it. Typically on talkgroups such as those you'll never hear anybody saying "switch to BCI 2". Best just to let them be unknown and enjoy the fact that we can listen to them.
mike
Picking up traffic on 51774 with radio ID's of 90XXXXX for the OSU football game. Could be some some sort of OSP-Columbus District Event channel.
gtaman
TACSAT
Columbus Cota Maintenance talk groups in the 61200 range. 61206 Is referred as radio central
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"Radio Central" is what they often call their dispatchers.
Some state radio ID ranges [from my personal monitoring] -- and yes, they probably should be in the wiki somewhere. But just like many of you, I also use the radio IDs in use on an unknown talkgroup to try and determine what the talkgroup is.
mike
Code:
9000xxx osp
9001xxx osp
9002xxx osp
9003xxx osp
9004xxx osp
9100xxx odnr
9101xxx - 9105xxx odnr
9201xxx - 9203xxx correctional / adult parole auth
92550xx - 92555xx correctional / adult parole auth
9303xxx - 9306xxx odotmike
Ok request for whoever....
While its neat to listen to areas of the state on the xMARCS system, whomever is listening to Columbiana County Sheriff (TG:54777) here in Columbus 24/7 for the past two weeks its getting kinda old. Please switch to something new.
While its neat to listen to areas of the state on the xMARCS system, whomever is listening to Columbiana County Sheriff (TG:54777) here in Columbus 24/7 for the past two weeks its getting kinda old. Please switch to something new.
Are you referring to some feed on Broadcastify reporting to be monitoring Columbus but frequently having Columbiana Co SO traffic on it? Just curious. If so, which feed? Can't figure out your post.
M
My scanner keeps picking up Columbiana Sheriff here in Columbus. I was just asking for whoever is listening here in Columbus to change the channel
You, a scanner guru, telling a possible law enforcement official to change their channel is insulting and rediculous. They could be working with them on something, or it could be as simple as listening to an agency a family member works for.
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This is why scanners have lockout and avoid buttons. We listen to them, they don't broadcast to us.
Wow. Just wow.
You people are way to uptight. Lighten up Francis. It was being funny, you know that thing you associate with laughing.
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59120... "hanco dispatch mobile life 11"... sounds like hanco ems out of hancock county.
<snip -- i jumped the gun>
"mobile life 11" sounds like it would be a MICU unit from some agency.
grumpy_hermit
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TG 5523 - Lima/Allen County
Traffic heard on TG 5523 (wildcard hit) at around 0615.
Engine 2: blah blah blah.
Lima PD/FD dispatcher: Engine 2, check your band.
This TG is within the range of Lima/Allen County TGs and it is obviously programmed into Lima Fire Department's radios so further listening is required to identify it.
Traffic heard on TG 5523 (wildcard hit) at around 0615.
Engine 2: blah blah blah.
Lima PD/FD dispatcher: Engine 2, check your band.
This TG is within the range of Lima/Allen County TGs and it is obviously programmed into Lima Fire Department's radios so further listening is required to identify it.