MSP on new freq?

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Thesnowdog

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I recently purchased a GRE-600, and while having it in a search mode, have come across 794.6875. Sounds like MSP, and it's statewide. I've heard calls from Salisbury,Ma to Oaks Bluff (the cape) on same frequency. I've done a frquency search with nothing comming up. Any ideas??
 

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Scannermaster lists this freq 794.06875 as Mass statewide itinerant use p-25 rumor has it that it will be used by Governors executive security branch of Mass State Police.
 

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Can you tell-us where you are located when you hear this
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I recently purchased a GRE-600, and while having it in a search mode, have come across 794.6875. Sounds like MSP, and it's statewide. I've heard calls from Salisbury,Ma to Oaks Bluff (the cape) on same frequency. I've done a frquency search with nothing comming up. Any ideas??
 

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A little experimentation from a remote NH Location indicates you are getting an IMAGE [Again, Where are you located when hearing this]
from the MSP 800 TRS, not an actual 700 Mhz signal.

From Concord NH [well away from any Strong MA Signals] I get

794.665625 and at the same time 860.7375 Mhz is active as well.
Both at the same time. Its unlikely that 800/700 both get the same traffic at the same time 100% of the time unless it was an image.

I would guess if you took your 794.6875 and 860.7375
you will get the same broadcasts.

Add 66.071875 +/- a few khz to your 700 Mhz Channels for the image frequency.

I recently purchased a GRE-600, and while having it in a search mode, have come across 794.6875. Sounds like MSP, and it's statewide. I've heard calls from Salisbury,Ma to Oaks Bluff (the cape) on same frequency. I've done a frquency search with nothing comming up. Any ideas??
 

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That freq may be a FutureCom input, crossing to the Lo-Band, which I understand is in some use in B Troop.
 
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