New P25 System BEE00.B71 - Loud in Southern NH

[Bmacs]

Network: BEE00.B71

Bandplan #0: Base=163. Offset=-8.3 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #1: Base=163. Offset=-8.375 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #2: Base=163. Offset=-10.125 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #3: Base=163. Offset=-8.3625 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5


Site: 1.1 NAC=B70

Channel 0-1666: 173.4125 SCC
Channel 3-1672: 173.45 VOICE
Channel 1-1682: 173.5125 SCC
Channel 2-1686: 173.5375 SCC
Channel 1-1690: 173.5625 CC

Any help identifying location would be appreciated...

Bmacs

 

[RadioDitch]

Network: BEE00.B71

Any help identifying location would be appreciated...

Bmacs

There have been a series of federal VHF trunking systems popping up across the country in the 164-175 range, one of which has been positively traced back to the Department of Justice. It's a possibility this might be another such system.

Here's the one that's been positively ID'd:

U.S. Marshals Service Trunking System, Regional, Multi-State

U.S. Marshals Service Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

 

[ecps92]

Based on three of those existing Freqs having been Pease, my vote is there.
Otherwise New Boston Space Force is the secondary vote

Happy Hunting

Network: BEE00.B71

Bandplan #0: Base=163. Offset=-8.3 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #1: Base=163. Offset=-8.375 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #2: Base=163. Offset=-10.125 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #3: Base=163. Offset=-8.3625 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5


Site: 1.1 NAC=B70

Channel 0-1666: 173.4125 SCC
Channel 3-1672: 173.45 VOICE
Channel 1-1682: 173.5125 SCC
Channel 2-1686: 173.5375 SCC
Channel 1-1690: 173.5625 CC

Any help identifying location would be appreciated...

Bmacs

 

[RadioDitch]

Otherwise New Boston Space Force is the secondary vote

I would expect New Boston SFS to be on DOD 14C though.

 

[Bmacs]

It sounds like Pease - now hearing aircraft discussions....

 

[ecps92]

True - now, but the RFP/RFQ was pre Space Force even a dream

I would expect New Boston SFS to be on DOD 14C though.

 

[spacellamaman]

Network: BEE00.B71

Bandplan #0: Base=163. Offset=-8.3 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #1: Base=163. Offset=-8.375 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #2: Base=163. Offset=-10.125 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5
Bandplan #3: Base=163. Offset=-8.3625 Spacing=6.25 BW=12.5


Site: 1.1 NAC=B70

Channel 0-1666: 173.4125 SCC
Channel 3-1672: 173.45 VOICE
Channel 1-1682: 173.5125 SCC
Channel 2-1686: 173.5375 SCC
Channel 1-1690: 173.5625 CC

Any help identifying location would be appreciated...

Bmacs

a couple of hints:

Unidentified Federal Project 25 BEE00-A7F Site: Site 1

Unidentified Federal Project 25 BEE00-A7F Site: Site 1 Details

www.radioreference.com

note NAC appears as A70, possible it belongs to a SC military fire service.


Stanly County airport and KCLT both have ANG units/firefighters and both have single freq P25 systems using 2 per location, between 173.4000 and 173.5000

 

[spacellamaman]

guess i should mention this one too as likely related

Unidentified Project 25 BEE00-B25 Site: Site 2

Unidentified Project 25 BEE00-B25 Site: Site 2 Details

www.radioreference.com

 

[ecps92]

different SysID and NAC

NH [Pease ANGB] is
Sys B71
NAC B70
R-001 S-001

a couple of hints:

Unidentified Federal Project 25 BEE00-A7F Site: Site 1

Unidentified Federal Project 25 BEE00-A7F Site: Site 1 Details

www.radioreference.com

note NAC appears as A70, possible it belongs to a SC military fire service.


Stanly County airport and KCLT both have ANG units/firefighters and both have single freq P25 systems using 2 per location, between 173.4000 and 173.5000

 

[spacellamaman]

different SysID and NAC

NH [Pease ANGB] is
Sys B71
NAC B70
R-001 S-001

sorry wasn't trying to say it was the same system, just showing what some similar situations to perhaps help the individual narrow down the target/source.

just fitting patterns is all i am saying, similar frequencies and NAC's generally pointing to an ANG unit/base somewhere.

 

[ecps92]

We already knew it was "MIL/GOV" as it is in the NTIA spectrum and re-used prior Pease ANGB conventional frequencies.

Thanks tho

sorry wasn't trying to say it was the same system, just showing what some similar situations to perhaps help the individual narrow down the target/source.

just fitting patterns is all i am saying, similar frequencies and NAC's generally pointing to an ANG unit/base somewhere.

 

[spacellamaman]

We already knew it was "MIL/GOV" as it is in the NTIA spectrum and re-used prior Pease ANGB conventional frequencies.

Thanks tho

my bad