SID Help

[w8dm]

How do I find out where a SID is located?

I was hearing 2832h-0002 on 380.1750

Don

 

[Grog]

If that's a system ID, you can scroll down on this page to search for what is IDed.

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/

 

[w8dm]

Sid

Thanks...

I found that page about 30 minutes after I posted that! lol.....
But the ID matches the area, but not the frequency. I thought that Forrest county was using all 800 frequencies. Will have to check it when I go up there next week.

Don

 

[Airdorn]

380.175 is commonly used by the US. Dept of Defense P25 system, afaik.

We have a part of that system coming online here around Memphis, TN that has a control channel of 380.075.

 

[w8dm]

New SID Question

I have one more SID question. Where do I find an SID that is not listed on the main page lookup? I am hearing it on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Its on 380.2750 and SID is 014Ch-0112. Is it DOD and not listed?
Don W8DM

 

[bassmkenk2508]

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[nexus]

Don have you heard any traffic on it? I'll have to put that in and see what comes up.

 

[w8dm]

S Miss SID

Hi...
No. I have not heard anything on that system yet. Just the SID that I cant find!

 

[Steve]

System ID is 14C. That is the ID for at least 3 DoD new trunked systems. I will bet that you have found another component of the U.S. Dept. of Defense: Southeastern Region Trunked System. Check out this link:http://http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=5341


Steve
KD4LCY
KAF9087

 

[w8dm]

Sid

Thanks Steve for the info. Yes, it looks like it would fit nicely in the DOD system. Will keep checking it for voice traffic.

Don

 

[rjviola12]

Steve, that link you have posted here seems to be broken. Can you check please, I am very intrested.

 

[bassmkenk2508]

It is an attempt at linking http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=5341

-Bryan

 

[Steve]

Apologize for the goof. I was not around my computer much yesterday or last night. Bryan provided the correct info. Again sorry for the goof, computers and me are still a dangerous mix.


Steve
KD4LCY
KAF9087

 

[rjviola12]

Thanks, Big Help. Very intresting. I now realize what I heard when driving through Eglin AFB.

 

[nexus]

While we're on the discussion of the DoD 380mhz TRS system, here is an interesting article about it from MT... http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/2006/12/us-military-frequency-jams-hundreds-of.html

 

[nexus]

Don, and others... I spent some time on a day off not long ago driving around, and with my BCD396 with rubber duck inside the car I have determined that the 380.275 control channel is somewhere in or very near to the Gulfport Airport. That was the strongest signal location.

 

[INDY72]

The system is still under testing for the MS Gulf Coast, I wouldn't expect voice on it for some time, but once its up fully you shuld hear USAF, USN on it, possibly USCG. Since all Federal/Military radio data is classified, it won't be easy to find relevant info on location, freqs, etc. But hey, thats half the fun of the hobby. I would also expect within a couple of years also a site at or near Camp Shelby, Meridian, and possibly Jackson.:twisted:

 

[bassmkenk2508]

can't wait