vicmiller1
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NJ Bergen County P25 System (New) with Encryption -
I'm now revisiting the North Jersey / Bergen County scanner scene again ...
Last time was about 2 or 3 years ago ... A few quick questions / thoughts:
Q1) Now I see that Bergen county police network went APCO25 / P25 and the most preferred (All Law Enforcement) talk groups are all encrypted ... So that's it / done ... no content / no hear ... it seems like that makes a final "end" to that pursuit ... Can you confirm ? (I see the non law enforcement such as maintenence, ambulance, etc) are Digital (D) but not Encrypted (E) ... but the Police part is Encrypted ...
So that does mean that it is not usable / understandable ...Yes ? Please Confirm ...
So the encryption (E) on this (new) Bergen County P25 Network) of law enforcement talkgroups effectively ends listening / hearing the content of my county police forever , once-and-for-all ...
Yes ? Please Confirm ...
I saw some comments that more and more of the local towns / local town Police are joining up on the Bergen County P25 system and so they will also become Encrypted ... Yes ?
(There are some YouTube videos that have clips
of what the encrypted message sounds like on a P25 scanner - it sounds like bending / creaking metal flexing back and forth during the voice talk time)
Q2) Also I see that on Radio Reference (RR) there are live audio / feeds and I've checked it out ... for the same Bergen County (that I've mentioned that is now digital APCO25 / P25 with Encrypt), there are feeds labeled Bergen Police and Fire ... but I assume there is no "magic" and that those feeds have no special access to the Encrypt stuff ... Yes ? ... Especially since it's being shared on the internet here with RR feeds ... so it seems that once Encrypt is in play it's a "dead-end" for the scanner enthusiast for that content ... not so nice ...do I have this right ? Yes ? Please Confirm ...
Q3) Therefore, related to Q2 just above ... on this radioreference website "Live Audio" feeds for Bergen County NJ there are some choices already setup called : (What do they correspond to exactly):
- Bergen County Police and Fire (is that the (new) P25 system with the non-encrypted talk groups
coming through ?) - (3rd choice down the list from the top)
- Northern NJ and Westchester Trunked Police and Fire (somewhere in the middle of the choices list) -
How can one really tell what system / network the feed corresponds to ?
The Live Feed titles don't really tell what network is being received ...
-> I'm trying to find the live feed (Bergen live feeds) that corresponds to this new Bergen County P25
Network as fully as possible ...
(meaning hearing as much / all / most talkgroups as possible - the non-encrypted ones)
It's in the RR (this site) Database Section as:
Bergen County
Project 25 Phase I
Bergen County P25 Digital Trunked Radio System. Covering ALL county services.
Note: All Law Enforcement Talk-Groups are Encrypted.
and the link to it is here:
Bergen County Trunking System, Hackensack, New Jersey - Scanner Frequencies
Many Thanks for Your Help
Victor L. Miller (Electrical Engineer) - Northern NJ
E-Mail: vicmiller1@aol.com
Website: The Victor & Kim Home Page
I'm now revisiting the North Jersey / Bergen County scanner scene again ...
Last time was about 2 or 3 years ago ... A few quick questions / thoughts:
Q1) Now I see that Bergen county police network went APCO25 / P25 and the most preferred (All Law Enforcement) talk groups are all encrypted ... So that's it / done ... no content / no hear ... it seems like that makes a final "end" to that pursuit ... Can you confirm ? (I see the non law enforcement such as maintenence, ambulance, etc) are Digital (D) but not Encrypted (E) ... but the Police part is Encrypted ...
So that does mean that it is not usable / understandable ...Yes ? Please Confirm ...
So the encryption (E) on this (new) Bergen County P25 Network) of law enforcement talkgroups effectively ends listening / hearing the content of my county police forever , once-and-for-all ...
Yes ? Please Confirm ...
I saw some comments that more and more of the local towns / local town Police are joining up on the Bergen County P25 system and so they will also become Encrypted ... Yes ?
(There are some YouTube videos that have clips
of what the encrypted message sounds like on a P25 scanner - it sounds like bending / creaking metal flexing back and forth during the voice talk time)
Q2) Also I see that on Radio Reference (RR) there are live audio / feeds and I've checked it out ... for the same Bergen County (that I've mentioned that is now digital APCO25 / P25 with Encrypt), there are feeds labeled Bergen Police and Fire ... but I assume there is no "magic" and that those feeds have no special access to the Encrypt stuff ... Yes ? ... Especially since it's being shared on the internet here with RR feeds ... so it seems that once Encrypt is in play it's a "dead-end" for the scanner enthusiast for that content ... not so nice ...do I have this right ? Yes ? Please Confirm ...
Q3) Therefore, related to Q2 just above ... on this radioreference website "Live Audio" feeds for Bergen County NJ there are some choices already setup called : (What do they correspond to exactly):
- Bergen County Police and Fire (is that the (new) P25 system with the non-encrypted talk groups
coming through ?) - (3rd choice down the list from the top)
- Northern NJ and Westchester Trunked Police and Fire (somewhere in the middle of the choices list) -
How can one really tell what system / network the feed corresponds to ?
The Live Feed titles don't really tell what network is being received ...
-> I'm trying to find the live feed (Bergen live feeds) that corresponds to this new Bergen County P25
Network as fully as possible ...
(meaning hearing as much / all / most talkgroups as possible - the non-encrypted ones)
It's in the RR (this site) Database Section as:
Bergen County
Project 25 Phase I
Bergen County P25 Digital Trunked Radio System. Covering ALL county services.
Note: All Law Enforcement Talk-Groups are Encrypted.
and the link to it is here:
Bergen County Trunking System, Hackensack, New Jersey - Scanner Frequencies
Many Thanks for Your Help
Victor L. Miller (Electrical Engineer) - Northern NJ
E-Mail: vicmiller1@aol.com
Website: The Victor & Kim Home Page