SSA Second Support Ctr Durham NC P25

[RaleighGuy]

Social Security Admin (SSA) Second Support Ctr, Research Triangle Park, in Durham NC is using conventional P25 Phase 1 radios with a NAC of 315 and TG 1, all communications were encrypted. Two of the six freqs assigned to the facility were monitored on a recent visit, 406.550 and 415.550 using spectrum sweep on my TRX-1 and DSD+.

Other freqs assigned to this facility (but not monitored) are 406.775, 4017.075, 415.775, and 416.075.

Frequencies and user info were found in the recently released Unclassified NTIA Government Master File posted in this forum.
Data submitted to database, NAC entered in the Wiki.

 

[ecps92]

That answer the 2019 Question of the ENC on 406.5500 for the unknown Agency.

Amazing the little hints found in that document

Social Security Admin (SSA) Second Support Ctr, Research Triangle Park, in Durham NC is using conventional P25 Phase 1 radios with a NAC of 315 and TG 1, all communications were encrypted. Two of the six freqs assigned to the facility were monitored on a recent visit, 406.550 and 415.550 using spectrum sweep on my TRX-1 and DSD+.

Other freqs assigned to this facility (but not monitored) are 406.775, 4017.075, 415.775, and 416.075.

Frequencies and user info were found in the recently released Unclassified NTIA Government Master File posted in this forum.
Data submitted to database, NAC entered in the Wiki.

 

[ecps92]

How about all those NIH channels in Durham, any luck there ?

Social Security Admin (SSA) Second Support Ctr, Research Triangle Park, in Durham NC is using conventional P25 Phase 1 radios with a NAC of 315 and TG 1, all communications were encrypted. Two of the six freqs assigned to the facility were monitored on a recent visit, 406.550 and 415.550 using spectrum sweep on my TRX-1 and DSD+.

Other freqs assigned to this facility (but not monitored) are 406.775, 4017.075, 415.775, and 416.075.

Frequencies and user info were found in the recently released Unclassified NTIA Government Master File posted in this forum.
Data submitted to database, NAC entered in the Wiki.

 

[RaleighGuy]

How about all those NIH channels in Durham, any luck there ?

Not sure which ones you are referring to, but I don't believe I have verified them. Is NIH in the document?

 

[ecps92]

Yes.. do a FIND using "NC DURHAM" and there are tons of HHS [Health and Human Services] for the NIH complex
Also your SSA has some VHF allocations there as well

Not sure which ones you are referring to, but I don't believe I have verified them. Is NIH in the document?

 

[RaleighGuy]

Yes.. do a FIND using "NC DURHAM" and there are tons of HHS [Health and Human Services] for the NIH complex
Also your SSA has some VHF allocations there as well

The HHS ones are for National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences which has already been added to the database.

 

[ecps92]

Thanks, only saw the NIH, but yea NIEHS is under NIH

Many a mystery being solved by that list

The HHS ones are for National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences which has already been added to the database.

 

[spacellamaman]

Yes.. do a FIND using "NC DURHAM" and there are tons of HHS [Health and Human Services] for the NIH complex
Also your SSA has some VHF allocations there as well

yeah no kidding. seems if one was to go by freq count durham would be the nc fed hq.

that little doc is a goldmine for stuff, expected and otherwise

 

[ecps92]

almost too much to digest, had to search each of my States for :
MA A
MA B
MA C

as it would find too many words with MA, bad enough it found words with MAA, MAB, MAC when I asked for the space, but... o well

yeah no kidding. seems if one was to go by freq count durham would be the nc fed hq.

that little doc is a goldmine for stuff, expected and otherwise

 

[spacellamaman]

almost too much to digest, had to search each of my States for :
MA A
MA B
MA C

as it would find too many words with MA, bad enough it found words with MAA, MAB, MAC when I asked for the space, but... o well

yeah no kidding, spent hours playing with different variations as NC is no easier than MA. Shame we dont live in South Dakota. would make searching easier. not to mention there are no more than a half dozen radios in the state. and thats 2 per capita!