Point Pleasant Beach Frequencies

[patsboys3]

I've tried the frequencies listed for Point Pleasant Beach, but I get nothing... does anyone have any current frequencies or any idea why I'm not getting anything... I've got a Radio Shack Pro 96 scanner.

 

[Mick]

They are located on this page about half way down:

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=1785

 

[DJ88]

A lot of the PD transmissions are encrypted. FD & EMS are always in the clear.

 

[stvnd53]

Save time and get it rite the first time..WWW.eastcoastscanning.
you've delt with the rest ....now deal with the BEST !!!!!!

 

[DJ88]

Post deleted. Double post (in error). Same as one below.

 

[DJ88]

stvnd53's link is no good. This one works:

http://eastcoastscanning.com/
(Link for the main page for the site)

http://eastcoastscanning.com/viewtopic.php?t=65
(Link for the Point Pleasant Beach Forum)

Note: 476.350 is actually Fire and EMS dispatch. It's just listed as fire there. 477.025 is EMS ops/dispatch simulcast.

 

[Analogrules]

what I monitored in Pt. Pleasant:

I vacationed in Point Pleasant last summer and also noticed the PD were either encrypted or using P25. However, I was able to hear their FD and EMS. Also, the Point Pleasant Boro PD were in the clear. This is everything I monitored down there last summer:

476.350 - Pt. Pleasant FD paging only

477.025 - Pt. Pleasant FD (on scene comms)

460.600 - Pt. Pleasant Boro FD

460.2875 - Pt. Pleasant Boro FD

151.880 - Pt. Pleasant Beach Lifeguards

466.5125 - Pt. Pleasant Beach Patrol

476.625 - Pt. Pleasant Beach DPW

460.425 - Pt. Pleasant Boro PD

453.025 - Local EMS

Boardwalk Operations: 151.4975, 151.7375, 151.925, 151.655, 151.955

Some local Motel Security - 154.570

Coast Guard was using these frequencies: 156.800 (distress ch.), 157.050 and 157.150. These were the only active coast guard frequencies I heard used down there.

NJ Transit Train: 161.235 (Coastline Train Comms)

 

[kb2vxa]

Oh boy, have you got it wrong. You'll find this homie's info right here.

http://www.eastcoastscanning.com/viewtopic.php?t=65

 

[jaymatt1978]

That's nothing new!

Oh boy, have you got it wrong.

 

[Analogrules]

NO, I do not have it wrong!

I have CONFIRMED all the information I posted on here from last summer. As of LAST SUMMER, that's how those frequencies were used. I listened to them every day for an entire week, so I would know!! I don't really care how they are SUPPOSED to be used, I just reported how they WERE being used when I was down there last summer. If you don't want to believe me, then that's your personal problem. Many people on here will tell you that things are not only used for what they are listed for. I go by what I hear, then compare it to what's listed in the databases. Most of the time it matches, but there are times when things are not used for what they are listed for. AGain, things could've changed from last summer. But as of July, 2006, the frequencies I posted for Pt. Pleasant Beach and Boro were 100% accurate. But, believe what you want. I don't really care at this point. If I get a chance to go down there again this summer, which I doubt, then I'll post again what I hear, not just copy it from some database listing. Again, negative sarcasm is not welcomed JayMatt! I really think he should be banned for being so disrespectful on the message boards. I never once disrespected you, so how about you learn some respect for others Jaymatt and quit the negative comments.

 

[stvnd53]

This is why I always go to eastcoastscanners ! Always nice,never a negative word.You can feel the love! And it smells good too!!!!!"Like Teen Spit"

 

[DJ88]

I hear just about all of the calls for Point Pleasant Beach Fire Department and, based on this, I will tell you 476.350 is NOT used for paging only. The units call dispatch 10-8 (in service), 10-9 (arrived on location) 10-10-(assignment complete) and 10-7 (out of service at the firehouse) on that frequency and also use it for fire ground. If they have a confirmed fire, or other type if serious incident, they usually go to Channel 3, which is 477.825, but it's simplex, so I can't get them on it here in Brick. EMS dispatch is simulcast on 477.025, and the rig personel use it to call in service, arrived on location, en route to the hospital, etc. I've never heard the FD say "go to channel 2" which MAY be 477.025 in their trucks, and I've never heard them on that frequency. When they use 4676.350 for fireground, I'm not always able to hear both ends of the conversation, however, on 155.820, the VHF simulcast of that frequency, I do get both ends loud and clear. I'm not attempting to negate what N2ZGE posted and said he heard, just telling you what I hear on a regular basis.

 

[loumaag]

I have CONFIRMED all the information I posted on here from last summer. ...

The forums are not the place to post frequencies, especially when you obviously have a problem interpreting what you hear. Please only submit your findings to the database where they can be evaluated in light of all submissions and afforded the proper attention.

Do not interpret this as an invitation to respond with some heated comment as I have seen you do in the past. As a matter of fact, it would be best if you might consider that you may not have the best information available and start to listen to others who may have a better understanding of what is and is not.

 

[Analogrules]

I disagree. These forums ARE for posting, swapping, and discussing frequencies. This is obvious if you surf this website. Sometimes people post frequencies for things they hear on their scanner and there's nothing wrong with that. With that said, I'm going to PROVE that I'm correct simply by comparing it to the FCC database. Let's start with 453.025....the FCC database licensed that frequency has Point Pleasant Boro First Aid WPIP519 is their callsign. But, someone said that I'm totally wrong??? Now, 476.350 WAS used for paging only when I was there last summer (at least for the week I was there). Things could have easily changed since then. Yes, 477.025 WAS the on-scene communication. How do I know? I was standing right next to the repeater when they were called to a scene and I close-called them. But, someone said that I'm totally wrong?? Were you there with me listening to the scanner at this time using the close-call feature??? Unbelievable! Now, 155.820....I didn't hear anything on it, but I believe you regarding what it's used for now. I"m not arguing that. I never debated that frequency. As for the boardwalk operations I listed above, again ALL close-called on my scanner. Those frequencies are low-powered simplex motorola radios that just about anyone can use, so please don't tell me that I'm incorrect on those. I know what I heard!! Instead of debating what someone else posted as a confirmed frequency, how about nicely saying "it's being used by etc.... now" or "I haven't heard anything on that frequency lately, but good catch!" Some of you really need to work on being polite, especially Jaymatt. Also, I don't need someone from Texas debating what I'm hearing on my scanner in Jersey or what I can post on the Jersey forum. Stay on your Texas forum if you don't have anything nice to say!

 

[loumaag]

I disagree. These forums ARE for posting, swapping, and discussing frequencies. This is obvious if you surf this website.

Okay, let's see, you have been a member for not yet 7 months and have done little (if anything) to support the actual purpose of this website, the database. I have been a member of this organization (I say organization since I have been around before it existed, indeed before it's predecessor, TrunkedRadio.net, existed). I am a global database administrator and a general forum's and all states moderator. But you are probably right, you have a better handle on what is what at the site than I (as a staff member) do. :roll:

Sometimes people post frequencies for things they hear on their scanner and there's nothing wrong with that.

In this one statement, you are correct; however, posting a series of frequency and their possible uses as fact, not as a question, is not what the forums are for. The forums (in reference to frequencies) are only for clarifying particular issues on something not understood. They are not for posting a series of frequencies and their uses; that is what the main part of this website is for, the database.

With that said, I'm going to PROVE that I'm correct simply by comparing it to the FCC database. Let's start with 453.025....the FCC database licensed that frequency has Point Pleasant Boro First Aid WPIP519 is their callsign. But, someone said that I'm totally wrong??? Now, 476.350 WAS used for paging only when I was there last summer (at least for the week I was there). Things could have easily changed since then. Yes, 477.025 WAS the on-scene communication. How do I know? I was standing right next to the repeater when they were called to a scene and I close-called them. But, someone said that I'm totally wrong?? Were you there with me listening to the scanner at this time using the close-call feature??? Unbelievable! Now, 155.820....I didn't hear anything on it, but I believe you regarding what it's used for now. I"m not arguing that. I never debated that frequency. As for the boardwalk operations I listed above, again ALL close-called on my scanner. Those frequencies are low-powered simplex motorola radios that just about anyone can use, so please don't tell me that I'm incorrect on those. I know what I heard!! Instead of debating what someone else posted as a confirmed frequency, how about nicely saying "it's being used by etc.... now" or "I haven't heard anything on that frequency lately, but good catch!"

How about I don't care for your attitude. I especially don't care what the FCC database says, as the entire purpose of this site is to post what is, not what the FCC says. But tell you what, I will play your silly game; where is someone saying you are wrong in relation to 453.025? It isn't in this thread! "Close Called" a repeater, how is that different than the guy several miles away listening to the same thing? Please, if you don't know what you are talking about, you should be quiet. Repeaters don't go to scenes. But enough of this, understand, what I am trying to tell you as a whole, not a specific instance.

Some of you really need to work on being polite, especially Jaymatt. Also, I don't need someone from Texas debating what I'm hearing on my scanner in Jersey or what I can post on the Jersey forum. Stay on your Texas forum if you don't have anything nice to say!

You're right; you do need to work on being polite. I am really tired of getting reports and PM's in regard to you. I am tired of you filling the NJ forum with frequency information in contravention to the established policies of this website. I am tired of having to be called to the NJ forum to put out flaming threads that you are a participant in. As to the "stay on your Texas forum" and other such comments, you are again wrong, and if you would wake up you might find out that you are very close to not being able to post at all!

 

[loumaag]

You know, I just had a thought, since the OP's question has been answered and I have vented against the troublemaker, there really is no need to keep this thread open any longer.

This thread is closed.