I'm receiving 770.71875 at full strength from the Tri-States area, so I'm going to assume the transmitter is located in or very near to Sussex County. Unfortunately I don't have a digital scanner so I'm unable to decode anything. I can't confirm if the CC I'm hearing on that frequency is also Site 127.
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I'm receiving 770.71875 at full strength from the Tri-States area, so I'm going to assume the transmitter is located in or very near to Sussex County. Unfortunately I don't have a digital scanner so I'm unable to decode anything. I can't confirm if the CC I'm hearing on that frequency is also Site 127.
I'm also picking up 764.68125 relatively strong from the Tri-States area. Again, not having a digital scanner I'm unable to decode the CC to find the Site ID, but I haven't seen that frequency noted in this thread yet so I figured it was worth mentioning.
Sounds right, I'm picking it up from the north and you from the south, both at near full strength.
Can you pick anything up on 764.68125 from down there? I was thinking it was a site to the south, but maybe it's actually a site to the east in Passaic or Morris.
I have tried that as well. I have the system programmed in my scanner and the only thing I am getting is the 770.7187. I only have the cc, not any voice channels as of yet. It is possible that the other one you have mentioned is coming from the Ringwood area. I think that NJSP has a site up that way somewhere.
I agree, I think 764.68125 is coming out of Passaic County.
Does the NJSP still operate a site on High Point? When I'm in the Port Jervis area, I can pick up the 800 MHz system without an antenna, so I'm going to assume they do. I'm wondering if Site 127 is at Hill 1606, or maybe High Point.
Does the NJSP still operate a site on High Point? When I'm in the Port Jervis area, I can pick up the 800 MHz system without an antenna, so I'm going to assume they do. I'm wondering if Site 127 is at Hill 1606, or maybe High Point.
I believe that they still do have a site up near High Point.
I was guessing Hill 1606 because of signal strength in Newton. I am pretty much getting a full signal on the control channel from here. Hill 1606 was my first guess do to signal strength.
I was guessing Hill 1606 because of signal strength in Newton. I am pretty much getting a full signal on the control channel from here. Hill 1606 was my first guess do to signal strength.
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What does this have to do with this thread??
What he meant to post is this (very good info!):
As they say in Facebook land, the above photo is a big "Like." 
Now we can match up TG #'s with channel names much quicker, just in time for the Winter season. Besides the NJ DOT, have there been any more agencies/departments that are confirmed going down to 700 MHz?
Now we can match up TG #'s with channel names much quicker, just in time for the Winter season. Besides the NJ DOT, have there been any more agencies/departments that are confirmed going down to 700 MHz?
Looks like they may finally be doing away with the low band radios according to see list. Looks like they thought things out too.
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That is correct. The low band radios are no longer monitored, and they are being pulled out, and replaced with the new system.
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Now that has ALOT to do with this therad!!! Thanks.
So what would be ESP? Traffic Operations?
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Can I get some input? Ok to start a new thread for 700MHZ for the North part of the state?
I would like to post about a BIG new system about to go on the air but it is in the North.
Not sure if it belongs here. Moderator please?
Can I get some input? Ok to start a new thread for 700MHZ for the North part of the state?
I would like to post about a BIG new system about to go on the air but it is in the North.
Not sure if it belongs here. Moderator please?
The title of this thread should really be changed to NJ Public Safety Interoperability Communications (PSIC) 700 MHz Network and maybe even sticky'd for the next couple of months as the discovery process is still in the early stages. The current thread title is confusing as it references South NJ, when in fact we now know that the system is statewide.
EDIT: I've submitted a post report requesting the title change and sticky.
EDIT: I've submitted a post report requesting the title change and sticky.
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Anyone know what TGID 3629 is?
The title of this thread was changed to reflect the fact that this is a statewide system, not just South Jersey.
If you have information about this specific 700 MHz NJPSIC system, then post it here. There is already information in this thread regarding sites in North Jersey. Please keep in mind that this is a single statewide system, similar to the 800 MHz NJSP system, it is not a north/south system.
If you have information on a system unrelated to the NJPSIC system already being discussed in this thread, then start a new thread.
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