Possible RENIR Frequencies

[IdleMonitor]

165.495 P25 NAC 14ah and Encrypted.

153.695 P25 NAC 140h Encrypted - LNK

162.105 NAC 14f - 14F tells me that it's part of RENIR
164.280 Enc P25
164.835 Enc P25

 

[IdleMonitor]

165.420 is also another one for RENIR I think

P25 ENC, NAC140h

 

[IdleMonitor]

Ok so I was able to get this information today.

164.085
SYS ID 0014Fh-002
Site ID 120
WACN BEE00h
NAC 148h

So it's definitely part of RENIR then and is a control channel. I don't however know the location of this other then it's in the Outaouais region somewhere.

 

[kirk23]

Ok so I was able to get this information today.

164.085
SYS ID 0014Fh-002
Site ID 120
WACN BEE00h
NAC 148h

So it's definitely part of RENIR then and is a control channel. I don't however know the location of this other then it's in the Outaouais region somewhere.

IdleMonitor...
this may be a stupid question.. but since the RENIR system is encrypted..why are so many people interested in the FREQS? we can't listen to them anyway... lol
I am just a retired "Hose Jockey" doesn't make sense to me..lol

 

[IdleMonitor]

It gives us something to do once all the fast food joint frequencies are all programmed in.

 

[kirk23]

It gives us something to do once all the fast food joint frequencies are all programmed in.

it might be sooner than we think......

 

[DaveH]

this may be a stupid question.. but since the RENIR system is encrypted..why are so many people interested in the FREQS? we can't listen to them anyway... lol

A couple of reasons I can think of:

DB shows not all communications are ENC. There may be limited amount of useful listening to somebody, but no SQ etc.

Also, when searching for new frequencies/systems, it helps to know what's there already, saves a lot of time. Obvious this doesn't affect people who are not interested in the system, or those who are who are waiting for others to do the heavy lifting...

Dave

 

[IdleMonitor]

Found 142.035 with a signal of NX4 meaning a NXDN 4800 site, and shows a RAN of 29. I can hear a control channel. SysID 007D8h

I did a search on this, Database comes up as a RENIR listing, however could not find a site with that actual frequency though, that and RENIR isn't NXDN.

While holding on the frequency, I also heard P25 which came up as Ontario Fleetnet and for me, it's a Barrys Bay site. Which also is not an NXDN system as well as 142.035 is not a control channel but only voice for that site.

So now I'm completely confused. Anyone?

 

[mmisk]

Site 2008-29

I am receiving this in Ottawa.

NXDN 48
Site 2008-29
Control Channel 1007

L2008-29 neighbor: Site L2008-3; CC=542
L2008-29 neighbor: Site L2008-5; CC=512
L2008-29 neighbor: Site L2008-12; CC=571
L2008-29 neighbor: Site L2008-13; CC=751
L2008-29 neighbor: Site L2008-30; CC=1000

 

[IdleMonitor]

So given the SysID/Site 2008 does it make sense then that it belongs to this system then?

https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=8040

http://tafl.mckie.ca/?query=VXK799&prov=QC

I am receiving this in Ottawa.

NXDN 48
Site 2008-29
Control Channel 1007
NL: 3 5 12 13 30

 

[mmisk]

It must be the same system.

No activity other then two radio registrations:
RID 2006, TG 20003
RID 9811, TG 19833

2018/05/10 10:57:51 Registration; RID=20061 TG=20003 GROUP REJ
2018/05/10 11:04:37 Registration; RID=9811 TG=19833

 

[IdleMonitor]

I was able to confirm site 88 140.775 . It's somewhere around Rapides Des Joachim across from the Rolphton area.

Where did all the other frequencies come from though? I only submitted one then all of a sudden the rest show up in the database. Also. I see it's listed as Site 188 but is actually 88.

I searched the initial 140.755 but couldn't find anything on it in tafl.

None the less a new frequency to the system. I have no idea what type of activity is on it. Since its a French system.

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=5492&siteSort=county#sites

 

[plaws]

None the less a new frequency to the system. I have no idea what type of activity is on it. Since its a French system.

RENIR - Reseau National Integre de Radiocommunication Trunking System, Provincewide, Quebec - Scanner Frequencies

I gotta ask ... you live in the Ottawa Valley ... you play with scanners ... but you don't understand enough French to figure out what user is on a particular channel?

 

[IdleMonitor]

I gotta ask ... you live in the Ottawa Valley ... you play with scanners ... but you don't understand enough French to figure out what user is on a particular channel?

Lol yup. Sorry. I Do not understand it fluently enough to sit back and listen to a conversation to figure it out.

Put a book in front of me and I can read it. Now to understand what I'm reading is a different story.

Luckily for me though that many of the fire depts that are within listening range for me are in English. So no worries there. Everything else however well...

And yes...I even have a French last name...the roots even came from Quebec. But alas...No parlez vous francais for this chap.

 

[plaws]

Lol yup. Sorry. I Do not understand it fluently enough to sit back and listen to a conversation to figure it out.

I'm not fluent either but I can usually differentiate what *type* of department is using a channel. And I haven't lived in Canada for ... let's just say several decades. Unit numbers and locations are usually big clues and one needn't be fluent to understand those.

Back In The Day, it was *really* helpful that the Service des Incendies de Montreal used a 10-code pretty religiously. I figured out a bunch of the codes long before I got an actual code sheet -- http://plaws.net/Images/simcode1983.jpg -- decades later, this is still mostly accurate.

 

[IdleMonitor]

Unfortunately I'm not what you would call bilingual.

Besides it's been over 20 years since I've needed to take a French language course in high school.

 

[mciupa]

I think the 1 in 188 is to show it is RSSI 1 Site 88.
There are two RSSI's in this P25 trunk system and some duplicate sites like 43 (1-43) (2-43).

I hope we can get proper names to the sites.

 

[IdleMonitor]

I wanna say that I remember it showing 2-88. I will try to check for it again soon.

I think the 1 in 188 is to show it is RSSI 1 Site 88.
There are two RSSI's in this P25 trunk system and some duplicate sites like 43 (1-43) (2-43).

I hope we can get proper names to the sites.

 

[DaveH]

I myself am not terribly good in French but can make out some words and context. In the case of RENIR it is mostly encrypted, so the point is a bit moot. Odd though how most of the activity to update RENIR in the RR DB in W. Quebec seems to be coming from the Ontario side...
Dave

 

[DaveH]

I was able to confirm site 88 140.775 . It's somewhere around Rapides Des Joachim across from the Rolphton area.

Where did all the other frequencies come from though? I only submitted one then all of a sudden the rest show up in the database. Also. I see it's listed as Site 188 but is actually 88.

I searched the initial 140.755 but couldn't find anything on it in tafl.

None the less a new frequency to the system. I have no idea what type of activity is on it. Since its a French system.

RENIR - Reseau National Integre de Radiocommunication Trunking System, Provincewide, Quebec - Scanner Frequencies

The nice thing about Unitrunker and Pro96Com is they will fill in P25 site VC frequencies, but not before they are active at least once while you are logging. The bandplan is transmitted over the air, and channel numbers. It also shows neighbor site numbers and CC frequencies.

Dave