cboykonh
Member
I know that there is a live feed for NHSP as well as nh dfl, but there is no live feed for nh hsem frequencies as well as eas frequencies. Was wondering if that could be added to either NHSP statewide or a separate feed?
That would be up to whoever provides feeds in the area. They may or may not ever get messages here. I believe you can Private Message feed providers with questions.
Correct. There is a "contact broadcaster" link on the feed. Using that is your best bet.
jmfirefighter
Member
There are no NH HSEM frequencies anymore, aside from the Low Band that is for the Seabrook Station EPZ towns, which is only used for drills or if Seabrook actually has an issue, and even then is the tertiary backup to telephone and WebEOC.
All the EAS frequencies broadcast the same thing at the same time, it's a multicast system. So if one of the four is monitored, it's the same thing on all of them. 95% of the traffic on the EAS are just tests, some with no audio other than the alert tone and FSK packets, others with audio from FEMA/WBZ (the PEP station for New England) or daily and monthly tests from NHSP/NH DESC with my voice on them (for now), or the NWS. It's really nothing glamorous, and if it's something actually important it will be on the radio, TV, or cable system. I wouldn't devote scanner time to monitor it.
cboykonh
Member
Do they still use NHSP frequencies? I know they are referred to SE# in the NHSP unit ID numbers.
jmfirefighter
Member
My suggestion is that you scan and listen, I am not going to disclose actual state operational information.
cboykonh
Member
I saw that unit I’d information on scan New England website, not on radio reference. Sorry about that.
The only UNIT IDs on Scan New England are generic ranges. We do not list specific unit IDs. Just for clarification.
We will NEVER list those.
cboykonh
Member
Generic is what I was talking about. Hsem is se marine patrol is mp, fish and game and so on. So I think homeland security emergency operates on tge NHSP channels.
As jmfirefighter said, HSEM only runs the small system out on the coast. It's mostly base stations The EAS isn't a two way system. And if you have an FM radio, you have EAS. HSEM has very few vehicles with radios anymore.
John
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