Phoenix streets city park dept

[AirScan1]

Does any one know the frequencies for phx streets maintaince and parks dept ?

 

[rwier]

Hi AirScan 1,


Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC) Trunking System, Phoenix, Arizona - Scanner Frequencies

scroll down to:

Phoenix City Services Talkgroups

and

Phoenix Dept. of Public Works Talkgroups

if that missed something, report what is missing, and we will help search.

 

[KB7MIB]

Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.80 (BREW; Opera Mini/6.0.3/27.2354; U; en) Presto/2.8.119 320X240 LG VN530)

AirScan, you really need to invest in a digital scanner. That's just the way it is.
Even if you can't afford a digital scanner right now, look through the database to see who is on the digital systems. Then, ask about specific users if you don't see them.

 

[AirScan1]

Can't afford this time until they bring price down.

 

[KB7MIB]

Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.80 (BREW; Opera Mini/6.0.3/27.2354; U; en) Presto/2.8.119 320X240 LG VN530)

Look for a used GRE PSR-500/600/800 or a used Uniden 396/996T or XT. New models aren't going to be cheap. Even the used ones above will probably set you back $250-300 minimum. That's just the way it is. But I understand. I can't afford any scanner right now. I lucked out being able to buy my PSR-500 when I did.

 

[AirScan1]

in time right now I'm use the scanner feeds for part of it

 

[scanbc780]

AirScan, I can't send you a private message for whatever reason via the forums but if you give me your email I will give you a lead on digital handheld before it gets snagged up for a steal. I almost bought it myself today.

 

[AirScan1]

Uha just 1 thing
What about my favorite dps and aircraft
And none digital frequncies?
Will I still received those?
And what the audio of the scanner
On my scanner app the transmission from phx pd
Sounded kind of broken and buzzed

 

[scanbc780]

Its a RS PRO-106. It was about $79 or $89, whether its still there or not is a whole other story. I've never used one to give you an opinion on audio quality but maybe somebody here that has can give an opinion on the scanner. I know you've been looking for one that handles digital based on a few of your posts.

Pro-106 - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[AZScanner]

Another alternative is a pair of SDR dongles, Unitrunker and DSDPlus. They aren't as easy to set up as a "punch in your zip code" scanner like the 436, but with time and patience, you can set up your own homebrew digital "scanner" for about $40 + your own computer. If you're interested, start reading up on them over in the SDR forum. I've used such a set up to monitor the RWC and once I got it dialed in, it worked damn near as well as my $500 436HP does.

-AZ

 

[AirScan1]

ok I have to check it out
Az scanner I wish we can chat or at least meet and talk