Potawatomi Casino Milwaukee

[Paul-W]

I was wondering if anyone here monitors Potawatomi Casino’s radio system in Milwaukee? They use a Kenwood Nexedge system that has several talk groups that are encrypted, but according to the RR daybase, there are several talk groups that are not encrypted. I would like to know what the LCN is for this systems frequencies. I was wondering if anyone here has that info, and if so, can this be posted here. Thanks.

 

[19-685]

This info is already available in the database.

Simply click on the underlined "Milwaukee" link under the SITE heading next to the frequencies.

LCN channel numbers are listed.

 

[Paul-W]

Thanks for the info. I just found it.

 

[Tim]

The system is relatively busy, BUT you have to be fairly close or in a "good" spot in order to hear it. They have had a 800MHz license for a couple of years for a DMR-Tier 3 System (FCC Callsign WRXI910 (POTAWATOMI HOTEL & CASINO)) but I haven't heard a peep on the those frequencies.

Tim

 

[Paul-W]

The system is relatively busy, BUT you have to be fairly close or in a "good" spot in order to hear it. They have had a 800MHz license for a couple of years for a DMR-Tier 3 System (FCC Callsign WRXI910 (POTAWATOMI HOTEL & CASINO)) but I haven't heard a peep on the those frequencies.

Tim

I put in all the frequencies and the correct LCN numbers and so far, I haven’t heard a thing. I can get their control channel data fairly well where I live on the Milwaukee Shorewood border. I know years ago when they had an analog LTR system, I was able to pick up that system very easily just using the standard supplied stock antenna. I was also able to receive the old analog LTR system that was used at convention center, but when they switched to a Kenwood digital system, it was impossible to get that system.

I’ve noticed that there is a big difference in range when it comes to analog and digital systems. These two systems were easy to monitor when they were analog and when they went digital, it was impossible to receive them.

 

[WX9JAC]

Both systems are low power so you will have to be fairly close to hear them