nd5y
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New site licensed near Sutherland.
ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Trunked License - WRDJ589 - NEBRASKA, STATE OF
ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Trunked License - WRDJ589 - NEBRASKA, STATE OF
Nebraska (Statewide) Wireless Interoperable Network "N-WIN"
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Silent key.
I was in Central Nebraska this weekend, and I verified NSP using 769.15625 (799.15625 input) NAC 293 in Troop C near Loup City. I'll get this added to the DB. I'm guessing the DVRS are multi channel, so others may be in use, but this is likely channel 1. They may also use some of these frequencies for talkaround during events.
nd5y
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The State of Nebraska filed a final buildout notification for their 700 MHz state license in June 2019.
The attached letter has a list of 700 MHz frequency use. I haven't looked closely to see if anything changed since the 2014 one.
The attached letter has a list of 700 MHz frequency use. I haven't looked closely to see if anything changed since the 2014 one.
nd5y
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The 2019 and 2014 700 MHz frequency lists are in the wiki.
Nebraska State Radio System - The RadioReference Wiki
In 2014 got to see the channel line up for their portables. They had 84 zones. Each troop area had their own zone for being on the SRS then they copied that zone for each DVRS channel (10 DVRS channels at that time) plus OPD's zones A-C. Then they had a zone for VHF and 7/800 MHZ conventional interop plus another zone for conventional for SWAT that zone had 6 VHF (3 secure 3 non secure) and 6 700 ( 3 secure 3 non secure) believe these were simplex and used the same frequencies for secure and non secure channels. Also a zone for 16 statewide event talk groups and a zone for favorite channels.
At that time they had the DVRS channels split up between the state agencies. NSP patrol used DVRS 1-4, ISO, Emergency Ops, Scales, AirWing, Command Staff and other users used specific DVRS channels. I have lost the list for the DVRS usage but still have the zone/channel line ups.
At that time they had the DVRS channels split up between the state agencies. NSP patrol used DVRS 1-4, ISO, Emergency Ops, Scales, AirWing, Command Staff and other users used specific DVRS channels. I have lost the list for the DVRS usage but still have the zone/channel line ups.
nd5y
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New site licensed near Ponca.
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Silent key.
New site licensed for Sutherland in Lincoln County
It also looks like they added a frequency (155.100) to the North Platte Site
FCC Callsign WRDJ589 (NEBRASKA, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WRDJ589 (NEBRASKA, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
It also looks like they added a frequency (155.100) to the North Platte Site
FCC Callsign WQKG266 (NEBRASKA, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WQKG266 (NEBRASKA, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
KF0SKV
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Heard activity on TG 30676 on Thursday 10/17, some sort of aircraft. Mentioned they crossed the state line, fuel readings, kept calling for Charlie control?? The audio was difficult to hear due to background noise. Heard over Norfolk site.
KF0SKV
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Ponca site has been turned up per Pro96 com, showing it as a neighbor to Norfolk site. Control channel is 155.9250. I will submit to DB admin.
KF0SKV
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TG 30257, encrypted, over the Norfolk site on Wednesday 12/11. Transmissions were going on for quite a while around lunchtime. This may line up with the Federal Talk groups?
Believe that's Troop B Secure 5
33kracing
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believe i did submit something on sat morning, but got rejected by an "admin".....................................................................................good luck!
What did you submit? I'm pretty sure which "admin" you're talking about.
In the RRDB there's only one frequency listed for the Lynch site of the Nebraska State Radio System, which is 154.385. However, looking in the FCC database for Boyd county under "Public Safety Trunked", I see 155.0550 and 155.6250 listed under the same FCC callsign as 154.385. Shouldn't these be added to the Lynch site?
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Silent key.
Often times FCC licenses contain frequencies that are not actually in use, or sometimes there are errors either on the FCC license, or on the system using different frequencies. By policy, Radio Reference only lists frequencies that are confirmed as active by someone monitoring them. If you can confirm these frequencies as active on the site, please click the submit button at the top of the page.
nd5y
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Somebody submitted only the active control channel for that site.
The alternate control channels, voice channels and NAC need to be confirmed and submitted.
A lot of large wide area trunked systems in the db are the same way.
