i am looking for help finding national grids radio channels for warren county
National Grid for warren county
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Glens falls frequenters. 153.710, warrensburg. 159.960 153.650 Saratoga. 153.650 Corinth
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Here's a decent list few more for picking thru to check activity, as well the FCC database can be of help finding transmitter locations
wiki.radioreference.com
National Grid NY - The RadioReference Wiki
I haven't listened in a while but 153.710 was active when they were working on a power outage while I lived in Lake Luzerne.
i have been listen to the warrensburg. 159.960 today does these by chance have any DPL , PL ,NAC tone
You own a BCD325P2, don't you? That scanner is capable of showing the PL/DPL or NAC. Same answer applies to your similar question about the Aviation Mall Security in the other thread.
First determine whether the usage on these frequencies is analog or digital. It's very easy to tell them apart simply by listening to how they sound. Next, make sure that if they are analog you have the scanner setup for CTCSS/DCS tone search (analog), and if they are digital you need to setup the scanner for NAC search (digital). If you program those frequencies as audio type ALL, it will not display a PL/DPL/NAC. Try using quick search to tune to the frequency, that should display the proper tone.
I dont have the set up for a pl. it works fine. And they are analog
Sure, it works just fine in CSQ, but there's no reason not to find the tone and list it in the database. The more detail, the better.
The pl codes i have found are. Warrensburg 159.960 is dcs 025 i know ‘this is not how it is listed on radio references data but this is how Uniden 536 shows it on the screen Glen Falls 153.710 ctcss 151.4. Saratoga 153.650. CTCSS 192.8
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