Received RAN2 signal via Close Call yesterday, no audio. I believe I receive other audible transmissions on RAN1......but can't verify that at the moment.
Any thoughts on RAN1 and RAN2
Any thoughts on RAN1 and RAN2
RAN
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156.??? Raymore, MO
Then I’ll move this to the Missouri forum.
What is the freq?
Im going by memory so excuse the bad data if any pls, Pretty sure it was NEX, positive it was Ran2.
My real question is........I receive other transmissions on Ran1 (I believe its Ran1) so Does NEX have encryption?
My real question is........I receive other transmissions on Ran1 (I believe its Ran1) so Does NEX have encryption?
Without a freq its impossible to nail it down. I believe there can be enc on all flavors of digital.
OK......sorry I dont have the exact freq.
In NXDN the RAN is like a PL code in analog, a NAC code on P25, or a Color Code on DMR. Typically the RAN will remain consistent on a single frequency. Also, NXDN systems can be encrypted or clear.
Among the licensed NXDN users in Cass County Mo are SOUTH METROPOLITAN FIRE DISTRICT, KAMO Electric Cooperative Inc, The Kansas City Southern Railway Company, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and MAIRINCOM, LLC..
You can do a search of FCC licenses in other counties at the following website;
Digital Frequency Search
Radio frequency database tool to identify digital radio users by county and state, including DMR (Digital Mobile Radio), NXDN, and P25.
digitalfrequencysearch.com
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JRsTheMAN
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More than likely you are receiving KAMO Electric Cooperative. They have the largest NXDN system in the state.
Perhaps the Belton, MO site? RAN 2 matches up, same county as the OP too
