SaiaNet frequency ? 429.900 mhz (Buffalo NY) is this 424.900 mhz

[Saint]

I found this frequency 429.900 MHz this is the information I have,
slot-1-2
429.900000MHz TGID 506504 NAC Search-Color Code 1
429.900000MHz TGID 502501 NAC Search-Color Code 1
429.900000MHz TGID 500801

UID 2672
UID 5008013
UID 5025038
UID 5025029
Steve

 

[k2hz]

I thought that GTR8000 had explained this to you before. The +5 MHz offsets are the repeater inputs. You should be familiar with the band plan to avoid wasting time searching input frequencies.

 

[GTR8000]

I thought that GTR8000 had explained this to you before. The +5 MHz offsets are the repeater inputs. You should be familiar with the band plan to avoid wasting time searching input frequencies.

I have, numerous times.

 

[mciupa]

Searching is never a waste of time, Steve. Just remember what they have told you about the inputs and carry on.

 

[Dan_M]

Steve, I can help you on this side of USA in Erie County, This is Saia Net. HSBC (S Buffalo) Site Details (SaiaNet)
Just Message me if i can help.

500801

T

McDonalds Bus

McDonalds Bus

Transportation

502501

T

Cerrone Trucking

Cerrone Trucking

Business

506504

T

Modern Waste 4

Modern Waste Disposal 4

Business

Dan

 

[Trbogeek]

Would a DB search help this? Seems like there is a lot of existing information on this.

 

[GTR8000]

Would a DB search help this? Seems like there is a lot of existing information on this.

The trouble with searching the RRDB in this specific instance is that the repeater inputs are not listed for trunked systems (nor should they be), so searching 429.900 wouldn't have returned any results. It's more a matter of people needing to understand and be aware of standardized offsets in the UHF and higher bands, and getting into the habit of checking the output frequency of the pair when they come across signals in the input ranges.