NH Digital List

[LPD7]

I was wondering if anyone has anything to add but these are the P25 Departments i have in NH:

Belknap:
155.2500 Belmont Police
155.7900 Laconia Police
155.3700 Meredith Police(Mainly analog)

Carroll:
154.8600 Carroll County Sheriff
155.6400 Conway Police
155.4300 Moultonborough Police
155.6100 Wolfeboro Police

Cheshire:
155.0700 Cheshire County Sheriff (Mainly Analog)
155.2500 Keene Police

Coos:
155.5950 Coos County Sheriff
155.3700 Berlin Police
155.5200 Gorham Police

Grafton:
155.7700 Grafton County Sheriff
155.0400 Haverhill Police
155.2500 Lebanon Police
155.9100 Lincoln Police
155.3100 Littleton Police
154.7550 Plymouth Police
151.2350 Lebanon FIRE

Hillsborough:
155.5200 Hillsborough County Sheriff
155.3100 Bedford Police
159.2175 Hudson Police
154.9050 Litchfield Police
155.5500 Merrimack Police
154.7175 New Boston Police
155.8125 Pelham Police
153.9500 Hudson FIRE
155.9550 Hudson FIRE
868.4500 Nashua Police and Fire

Merrimack:
155.6850 Merrimack County Sheriff
155.7000 Merrimack County Sheriff (Simalcast of 155.6850)
155.7600 Bow Police
155.6250 Concord Police
154.7850 Franklin Police
155.5650 Hooksett Police

Rockingham County:
154.9500 ROCK-A Police Dispatch West Side
155.4150 ROCK-B Police Dispatch East Side
154.8150 ROCK-C General Traffic
151.0100 Derry Police
155.5950 Exeter Police
155.0250 Hampton Police
155.8650 Londonderry Police
155.3700 Newmarket Police
154.7550 Plaistow Police (Simplex)
154.7400 Portsmouth Police
155.6400 Raymond Police
155.7300 Salem Police
154.7925 Seabrook Police

Strafford:
154.7250 Strafford County Sheriff
155.7750 Durham Police

Sullivan:
156.1500 Sullivan County Sheriff
154.7100 Charlestown Police
154.8450 Claremont Police

 

[npdexplorer911]

I believe you forgot to add NHSP

 

[LPD7]

I believe you forgot to add NHSP

Thought that was a given, I'll add it any way:

151.4000 Troop A- Epping
154.9350 Troop B- Milford
154.6650 Troop C- Keene
156.2100 Troop D- Concord/Headquarters
151.3250 Troop E- Tamworth
152.6300 Troop F- Carroll
159.3150 Statewide Talk/Air Units
151.3400 Fish and Game Primary
159.4650 Fish and Game Channel 2
159.1500 Marine Patrol
151.4450 DRED Primary
151.3775 DRED Tower Frequency

 

[steele_lpd]

NH Digital

In Grafton County... Along with the Sheriff's Office is all the towns that they dispatch for... Thornton, Woodstock, Franconia, Easton, etc., as well as all the towns that are dispatched by them on their own channel, Littleton, Haverhill, etc.

Lincoln PD is digital capable and they do use it sometimes but more often then not they are still using analog. They also have a repeater on Loon Mtn. but when the units in the field are in town they are probably using the simplex channel on analog.

I have spoken with a few guys that are dispatched by Plymouth PD and they're still getting used to going digital and having to use repeaters....for those people who don't know much about radios having to go from a simplex channel to a repeater system is a big change... having to know what repeater to use depending on what part of town you're in and depending if you're in the car or on portable.

 

[kjfswkr]

Alexandria is also P25. I believe Bristol, Ashland, Plymouth all went digital recently as I can no longer receive them.

Kevin

 

[tbone9597]

Matt a few questions is the Statewide Talk/Air units the channel the NHSP uses for the Speed Control Aircraft on I-93 and what is DRED?

 

[LPD7]

yes the Talk is used for Speed stuff, and it is the Input to Troop E and C. DRED is Department of Recreational and Ecconomic Development, AKA the Fire Towers.

I know about the Grafron County PDs being P25 on County and the others being P25 on Plymouth, Hanover and Lebanon use it too

 

[Ianscape]

Just as an FYI, I worked for Exeter PD for 6 years until a month ago and they are not a P25 agency.

We briefly tried P25 for about 3 months but the brass upstairs was not happy with the "tinny voice" and despite all efforts by 2-Way to perfect it, we went back to the analog system, adding another analog repeater instead.

The P25 Motorola system is still installed, just turned off on the Orbacom dispatch console

Ian

 

[LPD7]

yeah i herd about that, its their because they are P25 Capable, i herd RCSO usues the P25 to talk to Exeter PD though, is this ture?

 

[Ianscape]

Ok.

No, we 98% of the time talked to RCSO over the phone or SPOTS (State Police Online Terminal System). Any contact with other units was via EPD Analog. Any radio contact from RCSO was fire stuff (Medic Intercept) if they knew we were monitoring, and that was over Seacoast Fire.

 

[LPD7]

oh, ok, that clears up the confusion

 

[N3LLO]

I believe Greenville is using P25 on 154.95

 

[LPD7]

Really, i'll have to check on that, i thought they used 155.4900 PL 146.2, but i think its actually New Ipswich, thanks, i'll check on that

 

[LPD7]

Actually, that might not make Sense seeing as Rock-County uses 154.95 for Police Dispatch, but since they are on a Simplex, and i bet Greenvill is on Simplex as well (Because they are Dispatched by HCSO). So i guess it is entirely possible

 

[N3LLO]

Initially I thought "perhaps I'm hearing Rockingham..." But I'm receiving it full signal (I'm right around the corner from Greenville).

Two weeks ago I put up a discone outside (about 33' off the ground), connected via 25' of LMR-600. I'm simply amazed at what I can here. Now I need to go back and get all of my tones programmed/corrected and begin using tone squelch on the ones I can hear from multiple places.

I'm going to program systems by county and groups by service. After I get further along, perhaps we could compare notes/swap files (I'm using a 996 with the ARC software)

Let me know...
- Matt

 

[N3LLO]

I believe you're correct. I think that may have been Rock County West after all based on some chatter I heard earlier today.

I suspected it may have been Greenville, as it was on NH Scanner's list of police frequencies (and also in the FCC db)... but I believe the P25 traffic was Rock Cnty.

Sorry for the confusion.
- Matt

 

[kjfswkr]

Does anyone know the actual codes for digital operation for said frequencies?

Kevin

 

[LPD7]

You mean the NAC Codes, if so then not really, they are not published.

 

[SCPD]

Network Access Codes

Does anyone know the actual codes for digital operation for said frequencies?

Kevin

Yes, I have most of them. However, unless you are programming a two-way radio the codes are useless as currently no scaners have the ability to utilize this form of digital squelch.

That will change later this fall when GRE introduces a new line of consumer grade scanners able to decode the NAC and also allow you to program it on a channel or bank basis.

 

[kjfswkr]

Hi Plx,
I am programing a Icom FT70DT. I have state police, etc in but need Concord and some other local PD's.

Kevin