newington freqs

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bluefox2163

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does anyone have the new freqs for the newington system that they are switching to .thanks!
 

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cg said:
I believe the change is that they are getting off the business freqs and going to all public safety freqs.
Licensed UHF freqs:
460.2875
460.3125
460.3500
460.3750 existing LCN 1
460.4375
460.4250 existing LCN 2

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseFreqSum.jsp?keyLoc=15249139&licKey=2631614&archive=&x=12&y=3

chris

I have been told that the town and marcus communications have a 100 year agreement to keep the system as is.
At least 1 channel is going to be used for fire department simulcast, but I am not sure what the other channels will be used for.

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Does Newington still use 154.445 as the Fire simulcast frequency? I know when I have listened in the past it always sounded like this frequency was encrypted as I would always hear a lot of "noise" that would go in and out during transmissions. I have not listened in the past few months so I'm not sure if that's still an issue.
 

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154.445 is still active. It was never encrypted. You are most likely hearing the bleedover from Northeast Utilities high power paging system on an adjacent freq.

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I think the intention has been to get off of business channels as they cannot be kept as interference free as the PS channels.

I would find it hard to believe that the town would be handcuffed by a 100 year agreement on the system. I would guess that the agreement may be for the tower sites that Marcus built.

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