Need Help with Findind Frequencies
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hint- telling us what state you're in would really help.
click on database at the top of the page then click new joysey then your county some of the info you want is listed there
captclint
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This link will take you to the Morris County frequency page. I did not see a specific Park Police, but I think the Morris, County of has the list of frequencies for which you are interested. There is a Netcong, Borough of down towards the middle of the page in case this is also of interest.
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I found what i;m looking for but I do not get what the actual frequency is? Here is the link. Help would be greatly appreciated.
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=1319
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=1319
captclint
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This is a trunking system, with mostly digital voice. You will need a digital scanner to get this system. If you have one, what is the model, and what software do you have?
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btritch
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Mostly digital as stated, However it does say it is mixed therefore could possibly have SOME analog in it, You might try to program it and see what ya get, It's worth a shot.. Now, The actual frequencies you want or you op was asking about are what is listed under system frequencies in Site 001,002, 003, and 004 under Zone 1, 2, 3, and 4
Red are primary and Blue are secondary therefore since there are no blue, You'd need all of them listed in red programmed in.. The other things listed below that I think you're confusing for the frequeny are actually Talk Groups, Which is what part of the system they're allotted. This will not be as simple as just programming one frequency in one channel, another frequency in another channel, another frequency in another channel, This WILL have to be set up AS a Motorola Trunk system, Type II Smartzone to be exact.. It does say Apco 25 which is more than likely digital, and analog so there possibly could be some analog traffic on there, however prolly not what you're wanting to hear, all of the pd/fd/ems comms are most likely going to be digital, The analog is probably the services section Talk Groups.. Everything else is most likely digital... So you're probably better off getting a digital radio right from the start but if you want to program it in and try and see what is analog, I'd say go for it but I bet it's not much..worth a shot though, Question is, Is it worth your time for a chance? Hope this helps..
Red are primary and Blue are secondary therefore since there are no blue, You'd need all of them listed in red programmed in.. The other things listed below that I think you're confusing for the frequeny are actually Talk Groups, Which is what part of the system they're allotted. This will not be as simple as just programming one frequency in one channel, another frequency in another channel, another frequency in another channel, This WILL have to be set up AS a Motorola Trunk system, Type II Smartzone to be exact.. It does say Apco 25 which is more than likely digital, and analog so there possibly could be some analog traffic on there, however prolly not what you're wanting to hear, all of the pd/fd/ems comms are most likely going to be digital, The analog is probably the services section Talk Groups.. Everything else is most likely digital... So you're probably better off getting a digital radio right from the start but if you want to program it in and try and see what is analog, I'd say go for it but I bet it's not much..worth a shot though, Question is, Is it worth your time for a chance? Hope this helps..
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