Monroe County Sherrif

[N9LLO]

Anybody down south got the scoop on this? VHF apco 25 repeater

Chris
N9LLO


MONROE, COUNTY OF
301 N COLLEGE AVE
BLOOMINGTON IN 47404

Callsign: KCY550
Radio Service: PW-Conventional Public Safety Pool

APPLICANT IS A GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY RADIOS WILL BE USED TO COORDINATE
SHERIFF DEPT PERSONNEL

Action: MODIFIED




ADDING 153.785 TO 151.100 TO MAKE REPEATER PAIR, SYSTEMS LICENSING
[D3]

Area of Operation
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1 FIXED 039108.2N 086328.0W BLOOMINGTON MONROE IN
2 FIXED 391140.0N 863311.0W BLOOMINGTON MONROE IN
3 UNKNOWN 6 MONROE IN
4 MOBILE 40.0 KMRA around site
5 MOBILE MONROE IN

Pwr ERP # of # of (A)nalog
Ref Class Freq Out Out Units Pagers (D)igital (X)Unknwn
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1 FB2 155.10000 050 100 1 0 AD
1 FB 155.13000 100 200 1 0 A
1 FB 155.37000 100 200 1 0 A
1 FB 155.41500 100 200 1 0 A
2 FB2 155.41500 060 100 1 0 A
3 FX1 153.78500 025 025 1 0 A
3 FX1 156.09000 110 110 6 0 A
4 MO 151.10000 050 050 200 0 AD
4 MO 153.78500 050 050 200 0 AD
4 MO 153.78500 100 - 50 0 AD
4 MO 154.89000 100 100 50 0 A
4 MO 155.13000 100 100 50 0 A
4 MO 155.41500 100 100 400 0 A
4 MO 155.47500 100 100 50 0 A
5 MO 156.09000 110 110 400 0 A

 

[kevin.r]

This is a total surprise to me, and I've been scanning in Monroe county for over 10 years.

I know that some of the MCSD cars have VHF Astro Spectras in them, which were/are used on their VHF analog repeater and simplex, but I've never heard of them using conventional P25. I don't know if the Astro Spectras are flashed for digital or not. The officers had to turn in their old VHF portables after they switched primary operations to SAFE-T (HT1250's, I think, so not capable of P25).

I'm definitely putting those frequencies into my scanner right away and will report back if/when I hear something of interest. I sure hope they don't encrypt it.

If it turns out to be an active frequency I'll add it to my scanlist on my Bloomington feed: http://scanner.kevinratcliff.com.

Thanks for the heads-up.

Kevin

 

[SCPD]

the break down here are the links they added some freqs as well

Log of changes
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applTransLog.jsp?applID=4693619

Freqs
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/App...sp?applID=4693619&keyLoc=-1&pageNumToReturn=1

Emission
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/App...=E&applID=4693619&keyLoc=-1&pageNumToReturn=1

 

[kevin.r]

Thanks for the info w8fcc. I'm totally baffled by this. Am I reading this correctly that they added several analog UHF frequencies? I wonder what they could possibly need them for; I didn't even think they had UHF radios.

So now Monroe County Sheriff's Department is licensed for VHF analog, VHF digital, UHF analog, and SAFE-T. So much for getting everyone on the same radio system!

Kevin

 

[Viper43]

Doesn't IU use UHF? That could be why the Sheriffs Dept went to those.

V

 

[pickles37]

IUPD is on SAFET, and just about everything else at IU is on their 800mhz LTR system (currently very incomplete in the database)

 

[aaron315]

Wild Guess: Perhaps they are going to use the UHF to backhaul remote recieve sites?

 

[jtkinser]

Iu

Since IUPD is incomplete in the database do you have the freqs or know where I can find them? I can only seem to hear dispatch side of the convo on 800mhz but not the officers.

 

[pickles37]

To clarify my previous post, the entry for IUPD is not incomplete: all IUPD traffic is on the SAFE-T 53-IUP-DISP talkgroup, and I think dispatch only is still patched onto the old VHF frequency. If you're only getting one side on SAFE-T then something odd is happening. What is incomplete is the page for the IU 800MHz system (LTR, not SAFET) which has many users but only a couple of talkgroups are currently posted.