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Mike, Heard 55264 TG and A unit was out at Beaver State park talking to Lisbon. I'm hearing this off the Mingo site as most things from OSP I get from Mingo. Its the catch all. I'll post the id numbers it you want them
jpadley85...you are correct on that one, it is all Lucas County P-25 system. I have a wild card in my MARCS only template and it always picks up the LCPSS on TG25296, the question is why? You are right it is not listed in the DB. We need jprior to respond on this one, or any one who has any info on this. This is just crazy.I have spent the past few days with family just East of Toledo for thanksgiving and have been noticing almost constant police radio traffic on TG25296. This TG is not in the DB. Does anyone know who it is? I have heard a range of PD traffic on this TG that is mainly occurring in the area of the I475/I75/US23 exchange on the south/southeast edge of the city. Maybe this is a simulcast of something on the NW Ohio P25 system?
Do you have access to another scanner a you can set to Lucas Co's system? That would confirm if you are hearing a patch.
jpadely...I have confirmed it is a patch, after monitoring it for a full 24 hrs this is what i learned. It is only three talk-groups, all dispatch, TPD Central Dispatch, TPD South, & Lucas County Sheriff Dispatch. The MARCS Freq being used are 866.88750 =C 868.26250=A 867.31250=A and 866.83750.
I must say it is so nice to finally be able to listen to them with out having to deal with the simulcast multipath distortion of a P-25 system, 3600 baud and one tower is great...lol NO MORE BREAKING UP!
I've been hearing a lot of traffic on TG 50736, here in southeast Ohio. Anyone know what this is?
It is NCI TAC East, This is also in the Data Base.
Actually, this isn't in the database. NCI West is (50752), but not NCI East.
I just added it to the DB.
Mike
I thought it use to be, but I have not looked at the data base that close for a while. NCI use's several TG's which I have monitored ever since I got my first Digital a few years back. 50752 is NCI TAC West, 48400 is NCI Maint, 48416 is NCI Dispatch, 50832 is NCI Control Center. I use to hear NCI Maint on 50800 but not lately.
Don't count on it lasting for very long; permanent patches are against MARCS policy, and they're very strict about enforcing the policy. They're probably there for something temporary such as a task force operation or other special purpose, and will be discontinued once it's over.
This TPD-LCS patch does appear to completely violate the Ohio MARCS Radio Patching Policy (MPP-22.0) unless somebody had received express written permission or otherwise approved. This patch has been active since the end of September and is constantly up. But besides almost consistently typing up one of five available voice repeaters off the Toledo site, there does not look to be much other benefit. The only activity I have seen with Trunker affiliation data over the past 3-4 months is about 25 affiliations to that talk group from various OSHP Post 48 and 87 cars and portables. It looks to correlate with the increased OSHP patrols within the Toledo city area. This is definitely only in place to allow OSHP units to monitor Toledo Police and Lucas County Sheriff traffic as the radio is scanning multiple talk groups from the NW Ohio system. There has been no evidence in any two way communication across this patch.
It is probably at the point where we can list in the DB, like "TPD-LCS I/O" Toledo Police/Lucas Sheriff Interop Patch barring no other official confirmation/designation. The talk group falls into a group of generally unknown and unconfirmed local/county channels, and the radio ID in use is from within an block of previously known OSHP District 8/Wilmington radios.