Pro 2096 and P25

[pawsrock]

I have tried to find out if the pro-2096 using WIN96 can scan a P25 system? This is what I am trying to listen to:
Jacksonville City Public Safety - First Coast Radio (Project 25) Trunking System, Jacksonville, Florida - Scanner Frequencies

Thanks,
Ron Fone

 

[mk262]

That system is totally encrypted now.

 

[rdale]

That system is totally encrypted now.

Doesn't look like it... According to the RRDB - fire is in the clear.

So paws, you should be able to hear fire with it but not police. (The note about Phase II means that the PSR800 is the only scanner capable of getting some of those channels, but there must not be any listeners in the JAX area since it has no details.)

 

[mk262]

Doesn't look like it... According to the RRDB - fire is in the clear.

The FD stuff is partially encrypted now and should be totally encrypted soon. JSO has been encrypted a long time. There's very little value in programming the system at this point.

More reading here

 

[pawsrock]

I have known about who has been encrypted for years, but still wanted to know if i could listen to a P-25 system on the Pro-2096 I will start looking for a PSR-800 after everything goes encrypt, so that i can still listen to some of it. That is better then not hearing anything. Not trying to start a war or anything just a question on P-25

Thanks,

Ron Fone
Home

 

[puzzleriddle]

YES the pro 96/2096 is P 25 capable read at bottom of this page for more info Win96 - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[nhscannerman]

I own the pro-2096 and have a lot of p25 programed
in but all the ones I have has not been encrypted.
On the other hand the only ones that I hear that
has the encryption is Nashua , Hudson
PD and NH State police

 

[N8IAA]

I will start looking for a PSR-800 after everything goes encrypt, so that i can still listen to some of it.
Thanks,Ron Fone Home

Ron, the 800 does not decode encryption. It decodes X-2, TDMA TG's. There are no scanners available that do.
HTH,
Larry

 

[nhscannerman]

Ron, the 800 does not decode encryption. It decodes X-2, TDMA TG's. There are no scanners available that do.
HTH,
Larry

I agree