mmisk
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I live near the Amazon warehouse near Highway 417 in Ottawa east. I think they may be digital as I have not found any analog signals from that location. Perhaps they do not use radio comm's there.
Monitoring Amazon in Ottawa
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Here's the info on the warehouse in the west end. TAFL Search Results
Idle illustrates up a good point. A lot of frequencies are licensed to the radio shop and not the end user. This is actually not an uncommon practice. It ensures that the equipment is properly licensed and the the frequencies are clear. I understand that a lot of the Amazon sites are trunked, so maybe mmisk can double check and see if this one is too.
mmisk
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Thank you for this info. I am home now and will monitor the frequency's in the TAFL.
Will let you know if I find anything.
Will let you know if I find anything.
I have tried listening to the one in southwest Brampton on Steeles Ave W and I have tried listening to the one near the Hamilton airport, but for both of those, I never heard any transmissions. Also, yes they are usually licensed to the radio company, as the one here in Hamilton was showing up licensed to Bearcom. One more thing too is those frequencies that was licensed and shown in the TAFL, are no longer showing up.
Matt
Matt
Based on my experience with an Amazon plant near me, you practically have to be at their parking lot to receive a solid signal. Most of them also use Capacity+ trunking.
mmisk
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Nothing yet on any of the frequencies from the TAFL listings.
I have a beam at 68 ft aimed at their location.
I love DSD+ and FMP24
I have a beam at 68 ft aimed at their location.
I love DSD+ and FMP24
According to the TAFL listing for the west end warehouse, it uses repeaters with DAS distributed antenna systems
DAS not BDA. Ugg BDA is for internal distribution of external systems. Thanks for the correction Idle.Similar threads
