OFFICIAL MSWIN Thread

[morrisr3nd]

123.05 is a UNICOM frequency.

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I figured that. I was pointing more to some of the others.

 

[Hammerguy69]

Verified from MDOT JXN RADIO UNKNOWN TG’S
1. CSD EQ SHOP
2. CSD FAC
3. Environmental
4. Materials
5. Planning
6. TED Signals

The other TGS in the radio are already listed in the database. These TGS will fall under MDOT JXN and will be somewhere in the 22000 to 22015 range.

Also off topic got to look at an Entergy Mobile their system is very complex. TGS aren’t even labeled with names only numbers they are labeled as TG 51 TG 52 TG 53 and so on doesn’t even match the database.

I noticed you changed your icon. You go to work for the dark side?

 

[INDY72]

Is there a reason why some of these frequencies are not in the RR DB? Do they all have PL numbers? If so what are they. I want to be able to monitor them properly. I do know what 155.2350 and 123.050 are. some of the other's I have nothing on those and I don't see them in the DB. Just wondering.

Thanks.

Statewide ER Net and Statewide MED Net found here: MS Common/Shared (Mississippi) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference I can't recall if FGH and Methodist Hattiesburg had tones or were CSQ for SERN. 156.7 PL was standard for MED 8. The old AAA/SEMAAD Dispatch was shut off when they upgraded to the new multi site repeaters. R7 and the BLF's can go to ANY frequency with the radios they have onboard. (Got a couple of contacts in AAA now so got that info. As well as told they are looking into MSWIN if the money folks give a green light. After all, they would need to get APX8000's for HT's to be able to use everything they need access too. No clue on if FGH will get its own TG for ER/ED or if they will just go with the Regional MEDCOM TG's.) The regional VHF Repeaters for AAA are listed on County pages. Forrest, Pike, and others... Here are 3 of them

156.1725

KYO214

RM

612 DPL

AAA-MONTICELLO

Ambulance Dispatch Monticello

154.2725

KYO214

RM

612 DPL

AAA-HBURG

AAA Ambulance Dispatch Hattiesburg

154.845

WQIM778

RM

612 DPL

AAA-MCOMB

Ambulance Dispatch McComb

 

[dosboot]

123.050 is for FGH helipad, the way they talk to the ED/ER is via by good old SERN 155.3400, and as far as I know still 155.2350, and 453.0250 for the dispatch. AAA Ground VHF is 154.2725. They would use MSWIN MEDCOM TG's for many hospitals when they do a flight outside of the SEMAAD area at least if flying to Jackson as all those hospitals are on. Surprised they are not pure MSWIN yet, since literally everyone else in that area is.

123.05 is KLUL CTAF

 

[danw5211]

123.05 is the Helipad lighting relay at the Forrest General ER Helipad. Unless they have changed the setup. The green helipad lights are dusk to dawn if I recall. The 123.05 was originally for the white floodlights on the pad.

 

[dosboot]

123.05 is LUL CTAF with that being said it could be used for PCL at MS81 but the lighting is usually the same freq. as CTAF.
I could not find and entry for MS81 in the FAA facilities Directory but this is the AIRNAV page AirNav: MS81 - Forrest General Hospital Heliport

 

[danw5211]

WQEB540 123.050

 

[dosboot]

I know LUL CTAF is 123.05, could it be a repeater ( not sure why since 6MS4 is only 2 miles from LUL.

Hesler-Noble Field (LUL) (Jones County) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Hesler-Noble Field (LUL) (Jones County)

www.radioreference.com

 

[dosboot]

I’m sorry, I see that’s Forrest county not SCRMC. This looks like a transmitter on Hwy 98 ULS License - Aeronautical and Fixed License - WQEB540 - FORREST, COUNTY OF - Locations Summary

 

[dosboot]

123.05 is also registered in Laurel both of obviously Aeronautical band, so guess that solves the question. https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=1966097

 

[dosboot]

However they would not talk to the ER on that frequency.

 

[slayer816]

Site 1.56 CC-771.93125

Peer of 1.30 Mesa

Would assume it's near Osyka based on the license and gap in sites down there.

ULS License - Trunked Public Safety 700 MHz License - WQPI451 - MISSISSIPPI, STATE OF - WIRELESS COMMUNICATION COMMISSION - Location 4

 

[Wilrobnson]

Finally ID'd 65055 as NPS Gulf Islands National Seashore.

 

[Blaketucker28]

I noticed you changed your icon. You go to work for the dark side?

That’s a negative.

 

[Blaketucker28]

Hey everyone, does anyone in central MS know why Flowood PD TG is not in use? I can hear Flowood FD (46715) and Flowood Public Works (46731) I believe they might be using one of their alternate talkgroups besides Dispatch. But dispatch has been quiet for quite a few days now.
If anyone can point me in the right direction about what TG they are using because their is no traffic on 46718 (Flowood PD Dispatch). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

 

[MississippiPI]

I have been picking them up fine on their PD talkgroup.

Be safe

 

[Blaketucker28]

Ok. Thanks for the INFO. It was a mistake on my end. I had typed in the TG as 46719 instead of 46718 when I reprogrammed my APX non-affiliate. Scan. Thanks!

- Motorola APX 4000 700/800 MHz Model III TDMA

 

[slhbeard]

I posted this in Mississippi Radio Discussion and reposting on MSWIN. Over the last 2 days, I have heard 3 new Talk Groups. They are 22624, 23624, and 23628. They line up with Mississippi Forestry Commission, do not what department is using them. Any ideas?

 

[KV4PM]

I have recently erected a 700/800 MHz Yagi antenna at my home on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay in Alabama and have it pointing west to receive the Mobile County system, which it does very well. I have also noted that I can receive the Jackson County system, hearing Pascagoula, Moss Point, etc., and seem to get a signal from two MSWIN sites (Van Cleave and Fountainbleau); the Analyze function on my SDS200 will detect the NAC and site ID's but I never hear any traffic on these. Are the towers closer enough to any current MSWIN users to have activity?

 

[slhbeard]

According to MSWIN, there should be a tower in Jackson County near Vancleave.