News flash: Florida bp throws the p25 switch.

[ecps92]

Bama, see what you might get on 162.9250
170.4375 R $301 / 162.9250 $325 would be DNET 80

Sorry to hear your leaving the RadioReference Group Phil (Aka Sofa King). Several of your post in the past have helped me find some new frequencies in my area. I hope you reconsider one day and comeback as another user name. So this post wont be deleted by ForumsManager or anyone else I need to post a frequency I hear a few coms on 170.4375 NAC 301. Mainly during daylight hours.

 

[N1XDS]

Picked up 170.725 CBP service desk NAC 293 from what the agent said over the air when someone in encryption responded back and yes the agent said CBP agent desk.

 

[N2UJZ]

Picking up encrypted P25 now on 171.325 in Sarasota. NAC is 303. Good decode using Unitrunker to DSD. Antenna is for 900 Mhz but still good signal. There was some activity on the only encrypted SSO talkgroup earlier. Unknown if it's related.

I heard one of the SSO Tac units mention a heroin bust happened yesterday involving DEA & local Sheriff's dept.

Related or not I have no idea since it's all encrypted.

 

[N1XDS]

Picked up 170.8625 NAC 156 DEA? one sided communications only while the other comm was digital silent where I couldn't hear the person.

 

[N2UJZ]

Just heard a clear comm on 171.325 NAC 303. Female dispatcher 408 calling 220. 220 responded reporting position of a subject. (I hope vague stuff like that isn't against the rules- obviously I won't post details)

Then went back to enc.

 

[TDR-94]

Does anyone have a complete list of the 'comfirmed' frequencies that they could PM me?

 

[ThePhotoGuy]

Anyone have a list of the frequencies? There is not much in the database.

 

[WatnNY]

Just heard a clear comm on 171.325 NAC 303. Female dispatcher 408 calling 220. 220 responded reporting position of a subject. (I hope vague stuff like that isn't against the rules- obviously I won't post details)

Then went back to enc.

Actually I think this is backwards N2UJZ. Isn't 220 the dispatcher for southern Florida???

Mike

 

[APX8000]

I'm going back about a decade here, but:

220 was the USBP dispatcher in Pembroke Pines (don't know where it is now but I know they have a station in Dania Beach).

237 was Legacy INS at Miami Seaport. When Customs and INS combined into CBP, it was used by CBP at the port for personnel assigned to Passenger Operations (cruise ships, etc.) and was still referred to as 237. The other base at the Port was "100 Delta" used by the Contraband Enforcement Team (CET) on Treasury Common.

236 was Legacy INS at Miami Airport. Again, with all the new POE channels and encryption and time since I'm going back a decade, things may have changed.

238 was the Krome detention facility.