ok I am picking up 172.11250 here in the dc metro area and it is coming up under the Justice Integrated Wireless Network. So somehow 4F0 and 715 BEE0A are tired in to each other.
U.S. Marshals Service P25 TRS (BEE00-4F0)
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Unlikely the same system - federal frequencies are reused/recycled as they are used across the country.
ie: I know most TSA is 172.9000 but there is also an ICE site that was allocated 172.9000 [not near an airport]
ie: I know most TSA is 172.9000 but there is also an ICE site that was allocated 172.9000 [not near an airport]
Ok the 172.11250 is also part of the 715 Bee0a coming up as suitland, md. I would think that is a little 2 close for both systems to be together like that..
Coincidence. Different systems can use the same frequencies, doesn't mean they are related or linked in any way.
I guess you are right. was hoping there might be a connection but then we are dealing with fed frequencies as well so anything can happen.. I am trying to see if i can find out what system the US Marshals the Washington Capitol Regional Task Force is using here. They have some deputies from southwest Virginia along the TN/NC boarder who are on the Task Force so of course since most of their radios down that way are VHF they would need at least an APX7K radio to work in this area. Then you have the Baltimore Regional Task Force 44 miles right up the road so to speak so who knows what they are using..
Federal agencies like the FBI, DHS, ICE, HSI, USMS, etc. can often be found using wide-area, multi-cast/voted P25 conventional VHF networks (UHF is some areas). They can also be found operating on local/county/regional/statewide trunked systems, sometimes using shared talkgroups, other times using talkgroups that the system admin has setup for their exclusive use (and often those are strapped secure with AES-256 encryption).
Yes, there are a smattering of dedicated federal trunked systems in some areas, and that may increase going forward, but currently it's still the exception rather than the rule.
Yes, there are a smattering of dedicated federal trunked systems in some areas, and that may increase going forward, but currently it's still the exception rather than the rule.
Yes I know this, was kinda hoping their might be a connection between the 2 but oh well such is life and yes on the MD 1st system up around Baltimore there are TG's that are dedicated for federal use as well.
Since we have a lot of unconfirmed now, maybe it is time to start a wiki page so we have something to reference to.
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Feel free to edit the existing wiki page for the system. The page is already auto-created once the trunked system is created in the database, so start here:
wiki.radioreference.com
U.S. Marshals Service - The RadioReference Wiki
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I was in Allentown yesterday and found no controls channels in the Federal VHF or UHF Range.
Based on 2 days of driving around south and north, I think the 170.3375 site will be found in South NJ.
Strong reception into Wilmington but don't think TX is local. It fades deep as you head north from DE into PA/ west of Philly, and south via I-95 in to Maryland.
Strong reception into Wilmington but don't think TX is local. It fades deep as you head north from DE into PA/ west of Philly, and south via I-95 in to Maryland.
Thinking that just about the edge of the US Marshals Fugitive strike teams area of operations centered in NYC HQ and with substations all around NJ,NY State ,CT and the northern part of PA for their com use. Then they can switch over to a different DOJ/Homeland security system if they travel out of their normal ops area..
Agreed. I had to pick up someone at Rowan University a few days before Thanksgiving and had it very strong. Stopped at WaWa just off side of 322/Rt 55 and had with stubby only. Might want to check that area.
I get Site 110 (171.68750) strong in Eastern Monmouth County. Popped it into Pro96Com and discovered a bunch of new adjacent sites populated since last weekend when I last checked it out.
Site 101 (CC 406.61250) NYC
Site 1114 (CC 168.91250)
Site 1115 (CC 170.60000)
Site 1118 (CC 173.55000)
Site 1128 (CC 173.55000)
Site 1132 (CC 170.67500)
Besides 110, the only other CC I can only pickup is 173.55000 with only 1 bar and cannot decode.
Site 101 (CC 406.61250) NYC
Site 1114 (CC 168.91250)
Site 1115 (CC 170.60000)
Site 1118 (CC 173.55000)
Site 1128 (CC 173.55000)
Site 1132 (CC 170.67500)
Besides 110, the only other CC I can only pickup is 173.55000 with only 1 bar and cannot decode.
I just noticed a similar occurrence on my Unitrunker on the Lambertville site.
Let's just clarify for those unfamiliar with how Pro96Com formats sites (combines RFSS+SiteID), that those are the following sites:
1 NYC Simulcast
114 Trenton
115
118 Randolph
128 Philadelphia Area
132 Lambertville
Site 115 was previously undiscovered.
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