Pseg

[joey123]

Does anyone know if Pseg is still in use for sj area Camden. County nj and Burlington county nj /trunking system

 

[tonemaster]

Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSEG) Trunking System, Various, New Jersey

Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSEG) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

 

[joey123]

Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSEG) Trunking System, Various, New Jersey

Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSEG) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

I don’t see a site used for Pseg in sj i live. In Camden county nj cherry hill nj

 

[FT752]

Site 1 "Main Simulcast" references Bordentown and Moorestown in Burlington County as site locations. If you click on it, you'll see a map with site locations pinned, including the above area of interest.

 

[GM]

System Notes just prior to the Site areas listed would cover the transmitter locations for the "896 system" Site 1 "statewide simulcast" as PSE&G calls it. I personally verified 100% of all the information listed in the database regarding the sites and talkgroups. There are some talkgroups in the Generation Systems (GSOC) division, but I have no connections as to verifying them at this time, hence why they are not listed and in the database.

As far as Southern NJ area using it, it's used on a daily/hourly basis under Southern Electric, Audubon Gas, Burlington Gas talkgroups. Note that PSE&G uses the in car Laptops for dispatching calls 95% of the time. Radios are used when wi-fi signals are weak or down, or if their particular Union requires it for that division/area.

 

[joey123]

Site 1 "Main Simulcast" references Bordentown and Moorestown in Burlington County as site locations. If you click on it, you'll see a map with site locations pinned, including the above area of interest.

Ok

System Notes just prior to the Site areas listed would cover the transmitter locations for the "896 system" as PSE&G calls it. I personally verified 100% of all the information listed in the database regarding the sites and talkgroups. There are some talkgroups in the Generation Systems (GSOC) division, but I have no connections as to verifying them at this time, hence why they are not listed and in the database.

do you think the system would work for me in Cherry Hill?

 

[ansky]

I seem to recall a thread a few years ago that basically said PSEG doesn't really use their radio system very much. You may not hear much activity.

 

[joey123]

I seem to recall a thread a few years ago that basically said PSEG doesn't really use their radio system very much. You may not hear much activity.

Ok

 

[joey123]

Ok

The reason I was asking is because the Pseg are working on my street and they have portable radios I saw one of them have one on the belt buckle.

 

[GM]

The UHF portable radios that the technicians carry on their belt loop are listed here: NJ Utilities (New Jersey) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference and are tied into the "896 system" (900 MHz TRS) via the DVRS (Digital Vehicular Repeater System). You may want to program in some of those conventional UHF frequencies into your scanner, but take note that you will only hear one side of the conversation on them since they are only putting out 4 watts of transmit power.

 

[joey123]

The UHF portable radios that the technicians carry on their belt loop are listed here: NJ Utilities (New Jersey) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference and are tied into the "896 system" (900 MHz TRS) via the DVRS (Digital Vehicular Repeater System). You may want to program in some of those conventional UHF frequencies into your scanner, but take note that you will only hear one side of the conversation on them since they are only putting out 4 watts of transmit power.

Ok

 

[wtp]

joey123, i sent an FCC thing to you look for a personal message (top right of this page).

 

[joey123]

joey123, i sent an FCC thing to you look for a personal message (top right of this page).

Ok

 

[Scannerfreak6743]

Next time you see them using radios on their belts, try and close-call them on the scanner. I know PSEG has hundreds of other conventional frequencies assigned by the FCC aside from their Trunked system in the lower bands.

 

[joey123]

Next time you see them using radios on their belts, try and close-call them on the scanner. I know PSEG has hundreds of other conventional frequencies assigned by the FCC aside from their Trunked system in the lower bands.

Ok