Suffolk County NY p25 unit ID's?

[may2700]

i did a search but didnt see anything,
Has anyone created a Suffolk County NY P25 unit id list?
Specifically each units radio id converted to the actual unit using that radio
I have started creating my own list and keep adding to it every day with the help of my G5 and the voice record function but then i thought to myself, I cant be the first person to do this lol.
Sooooo has anyone else made one of these lists they would be willing to share? (W2LIE? lol)
And if not, Is there a files section i can upload mine so it can be shared with anyone else that may want it and constantly updated?
thanks so much for your help

Jim N2JFD

 

[BabaDude77]

Jim I have been logging quite a few since I got my G4 almost a year ago we should exchange findings im sure it would be a great help to each other

 

[may2700]

Jim I have been logging quite a few since I got my G4 almost a year ago we should exchange findings im sure it would be a great help to each other

i love that idea. I know there is a list posted here but none of the id's i have are on that list. the list here is very general. Is there a place on here we can post the files for other people to use also? if not we can just email to each other. my email is may2700@gmail.com

 

[w2lie]

Sooooo has anyone else made one of these lists they would be willing to share? (W2LIE? lol)

Sorry Jim
As much as I love monitoring new systems and watching them grow as more users are assigned radios, I've been unable to spend the time doing so with this system due to ongoing cancer treatments.

You may find more information on my scanner website. Many locals have been contributing updates there and I'm sure some of them have databases of RIDs. It will be up to them if they are comfortable enough to share that info.

 

[dave3825]

I know there is a list posted here but none of the id's i have are on that list. the list here is very general.

If your referring to the list in the wiki, it was last edited in 2015. And those are radios from the smartzone system and do not reflect any of the new radios that are in use today on the p25 system. There is still a good amount of those legacy radios still in use but I would seriously doubt any of the tags will match up.

 

[hakwye8518]

I'm running unitrunker v2 consistently and have been slowly trying to put a unit id to a radio id, but given the work/home needs I haven't been able to spend as much time as I would like.

 

[may2700]

Sorry Jim
As much as I love monitoring new systems and watching them grow as more users are assigned radios, I've been unable to spend the time doing so with this system due to ongoing cancer treatments.

You may find more information on my scanner website. Many locals have been contributing updates there and I'm sure some of them have databases of RIDs. It will be up to them if they are comfortable enough to share that info.

Phil, we are all rooting for you buddy. Hope all your treatments go well and we are all looking forward to your return to extra credit club soon (were else will i get my nap in lol) keep fighting bud!!

 

[hakwye8518]

Speedy Recovery Phil

 

[tunnelmot]

Please stay strong and well Phil.

 

[may2700]

So just a quick update, I spoke with a friend that is a Suffolk County PD Detective about the radio ID's for SCPD. I mentioned that i have a long list of SCPD ID's but noticed that certain patrol cars (Like Car 611) have a bunch of radio ID's. He said this sound right because a little over 2 years ago, SCPD started assigning protable radios to each officer as they graduated the achedemy. This means the radio actually follows the officer and not the vehical they are in that day. So while there are radios in each car, The portabl;e radios are assigned to each officer so their radio ID can show up wherever they are assigned each day. So the SCPD list will definitely need some tweeking.

 

[dave3825]

(Like Car 611) have a bunch of radio ID's.

Unit 611, end every other unit will have multiple radio id's attached. 1 portable radio per officer using unit number 611 that day. If they are riding with a partner that day, there will be 2 portables and a car radio all using unit 611 identifier. With 3 rotating shifts, and up to two officers per shift, plus the car radio, there can be up to 7 rids in a 24 hour period.

They are also still swapping out older radios from Smartzone 5 digit rid's with newer radios with 7 digit rid's.

The portabl;e radios are assigned to each officer so their radio ID can show up wherever they are assigned each day. So the SCPD list will definitely need some tweeking.

Which makes maintaining a list, a never ending ordeal.

I spoke with a friend that is a Suffolk County PD Detective about the radio ID's for SCPD.

How well of a friend?