System 340 Site 18

[west-pac]

Yesterday I decoded System 340, Site 18 on 462.350Mhz on DSD+, in Indiana. Site 18 is not listed for System 340 in Virginia in the RRDB. I'm curious if someone around VA/NC could listen on that frequency and see if that site is legit. Thanks.

 

[mtindor]

Yesterday I decoded System 340, Site 18 on 462.350Mhz on DSD+, in Indiana. Site 18 is not listed for System 340 in Virginia in the RRDB. I'm curious if someone around VA/NC could listen on that frequency and see if that site is legit. Thanks.

Can you post a screenshot? Or perhaps provide more information on the type of system (P25, DMR Cap+, DMR Con+, NXDN, etc)? Are you sure it is the same system? There could potentially be another system 340 out there that just isn't documented in the DB yet. Are any site neighbor listed?

 

[west-pac]

Can you post a screenshot? Or perhaps provide more information on the type of system (P25, DMR Cap+, DMR Con+, NXDN, etc)? Are you sure it is the same system? There could potentially be another system 340 out there that just isn't documented in the DB yet. Are any site neighbor listed?

I understand all of that, and I'll have to see if I can find it in the log later. In the meantime, it wouldn't take but a couple seconds for someone in VA/NC to check that frequency. The current 340 is a communications business covering parts of VA and NC, and could potentially have 18+ sites, eventhough only 3 sites are documented.

 

[mtindor]

I understand all of that, and I'll have to see if I can find it in the log later. In the meantime, it wouldn't take but a couple seconds for someone in VA/NC to check that frequency. The current 340 is a communications business covering parts of VA and NC, and could potentially have 18+ sites, eventhough only 3 sites are documented.

Hah, I didn't realize who I was talking to or I wouldn't have asked some of those questions. I thought you were a new person reporting some tropo finding.

I agree it probably is the system you are thinking it is -- I looked through the FRN that holds the licenses for the other sites, and that FRN doesn't have that particular frequency licensed. Of course, as we know, a lot of those systems out there are run by a consortium who get together to create a wide area network.

Mike

 

[Webodisk]

What is the business name could not find it here in Va beach

 

[mtindor]

What is the business name could not find it here in Va beach

If it is this "340" system, here it is in the DB -- called NexWan

RR Database Home

The most complete database of radio communications data

www.radioreference.com

The FRN for the existing licenses for sites currently in the DB shows the company as:

GCSEAC, INC.
GCS Electronics and Communications

Two-Way Radio Service Installation & Repair | VA and NC | GCS

GCS improves safety & efficiency with walkie talkies. We provide two way radio services and specialize in installing, managing, and repairing two-way radio systems.

gcseac.com

GCS Facebook: GCS Electronics & Communications

But this company could also be collatorating with one or more other companies to combine resources for a wide area system. And thus some sites/frequencies could potentially be licensed under other names.

Mike

 

[Webodisk]

A little out of my range in Danville, but maybe a road trip

 

[Remington12G]

Just curious, I looked at all the sites and all 3 FCC licenses to them. Why isn't the name and county listed? Not poking at anyone for not doing it or saying to update them now just curious.