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lencatman

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Hi all, As I was listening to my BC246T scanner today I came upon a weird frequency/signal/tone on 938.0250Mhz wondering what the heck it is this was at about 3:00 PM. Time is now 11:49 P.M. and the frequency/signal/tone is still on, by the way I'm in quick search mode.
 

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Sorry. Disregard. Couldnt see where you were located with the mobile site.
 
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For what it's worth, which may be very little, in the US, there are trunked radio systems in the 935-940MHz band.
 

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Hi all, As I was listening to my BC246T scanner today I came upon a weird frequency/signal/tone on 938.0250Mhz wondering what the heck it is this was at about 3:00 PM. Time is now 11:49 P.M. and the frequency/signal/tone is still on, by the way I'm in quick search mode.

Thing to do is go to TAFL and do a SIngle Frequency search for Ontario.

Single Frequency Search | Spectrum Direct | Industry Canada

Then you can do a Callsign lookup on Licensee Name search from there.

Dave
 
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938.025000 4 BRAMPTON, ON 2100 BOVAIRD DR E The Corporation of the City of Brampton -Info Technology- 900 MHz
938.025000 4 BRAMPTON, ONT. (ML) The Corporation of the City of Brampton -Info Technology- 900 MHz
938.025000 6 BRAMPTON, ON 100 COUNTY COURT BLVD The Corporation of the City of Brampton -Info Technology- 900 MHz

Sounds like it's going through a reverb unit or an echo chamber. Thanks for the help guys.
 
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It sounds like someone furiously picking a guitar (D flat)
 

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Telemetry of some kind, perhaps?
 

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Telemetry of some kind, perhaps?

Possibly, but telemetry per se tends to be in the 928/952MHz sub-bands.

That said, 938-940MHz used to be thick with Mobitex data signals (inputs 899-901MHz).
Ones in the U.S. that I know of were a bit lower in the band (935-936).

Dave
 
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