McCabe Ambulance Bayonne?

[w2wp_net]

Where are these guys at? They're not on Bayonne's P25 system even though they are listed as TGID 302. A license search at the FCC ULS turns up nothing.
Mark/W2WP

 

[NJEMT12982]

Private Ambulance Companies

Frequency	License	Type	Tone	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode	Tag
463.45000	WQNN746	RM		McCabes Hobk	McCabes Ambulance Service	DMRE	EMS Dispatch
464.15000	WPKD521	RM		McCabes Bayn	McCabes Ambulance Service	DMRE	EMS Dispatch

My understanding is they run full encryption. I don't know much about DMR, but I am guessing DMRE confirms that. They have a talk group on the Bayonne P25 system but for as long as I have been monitoring the city, I've never heard any traffic.

 

[RadioDitch]

My understanding is they run full encryption.

Correct. They are fully encrypted.

 

[laidback]

WQNN746 (MCCABE AMBULANCE SERVICE) EXPIRED 04/02/2021

 

[w2wp_net]

Thank you for the info. I slmost spent $75 for a DMR upgrade.
Mark

 

[AlexC]

Try WQDW446 -- it looks like that's their active license... Different channels though from WQNN746 at a quick glance.

 

[NParkNJ]

Thank you for the info. I slmost spent $75 for a DMR upgrade.
Mark

Have you been up this way(Bloomingdale, Pequannock, Kinnelon, or even Hopatcong, Vernon, Rockaway Twp?) they all run DMR, listenable via scanner. Pequannock’s frequency booms the hell out too. In winter, with the trees dead, I could hear them from all over the place when I was mobile. I want to say I heard them one time well all the way down 287.

 

[w2wp_net]

Have you been up this way(Bloomingdale, Pequannock, Kinnelon, or even Hopatcong, Vernon, Rockaway Twp?) they all run DMR, listenable via scanner. Pequannock’s frequency booms the hell out too. In winter, with the trees dead, I could hear them from all over the place when I was mobile. I want to say I heard them one time well all the way down 287.

Using a SDS200.

 

[NParkNJ]

Using a SDS200.

I probably should specify a bit better. My apologies.

My car setup is a 996p2(DMR upgrade obviously), on a 3DB gain UHF GMRS antenna. Does extremely well on UHF, especially in the lower frequency range(between 450-480). Its on a hood fender NMO mount.
I have Pequannock, Bloomingdale, Kinnelon, in my daily scan list (technically also Vernon, and Rockaway Township, and Hopatcong but these are not in my daily scan list) all programmed, as conventional, with just the CC, and it does surprisingly well.
I’m in Ringwood for clarification.

 

[APX8000]

If you were to use an actual DMR radio, such as a Motorola XPR, I believe the only one NOT using RAS was Rockaway. So, no go for the others without a DMR capable scanner with the upgrade. I have a Uniden 536 that works great with all, and Denville using NXDN.

As for McCabe, big E.

 

[K2NEC]

I probably should specify a bit better. My apologies.

My car setup is a 996p2(DMR upgrade obviously), on a 3DB gain UHF GMRS antenna. Does extremely well on UHF, especially in the lower frequency range(between 450-480). Its on a hood fender NMO mount.
I have Pequannock, Bloomingdale, Kinnelon, in my daily scan list (technically also Vernon, and Rockaway Township, and Hopatcong but these are not in my daily scan list) all programmed, as conventional, with just the CC, and it does surprisingly well.
I’m in Ringwood for clarification.

Not sure what this has to do with McCabe...

 

[w2wp_net]

If you were to use an actual DMR radio, such as a Motorola XPR, I believe the only one NOT using RAS was Rockaway. So, no go for the others without a DMR capable scanner with the upgrade. I have a Uniden 536 that works great with all, and Denville using NXDN.

As for McCabe, big E.

That damn E!

 

[NParkNJ]

Not sure what this has to do with McCabe...

I believe he was asking what I monitored DMR with. Just to give him an idea also of what he could listen to if he wanted.