Nothing report so far. Search the federal VHF and UHF bands, you might stumble upon something. Or maybe the system doesn't extend that far north. So far Beacon in Dutchess County is the northern most repeater found.
U.S. Marshals Service P25 TRS (BEE00-4F0)
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Site 145 showed up yesterday as a peer to Mt. Airy (Lambertville).
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other than SW CT, None for the rest of New England
All of the identified sites are listed in the database.
Why would it be a peer of either of those sites when it's a peer of sites that are closer to the Delaware River? The site markers with the white dots are the peers of Site 145...NYC and Freehold wouldn't make any sense.
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Think i can lock in from brick NJ?
Might be worth checking the NJSP/NJICS Easton and NJSP/NJICS Portland sites. Logically they'll need coverage on I-80 / DWG and I-78 Phillipsburg eventually. Particularly I-80 with the flow of California narcotics.
I think you may be right about that. I am getting a good signal from High Bridge, so the Pburg/Easton area is a good possibility.
Peers on this site are Trenton, Randolph, Philadelphia, Lambertville & Mt. Hope
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Has the location of 115 ever been determined? It remains a mystery site.
What is 143's control channel?
Montana Mountain would be more likely (I would think).
No, but someone suggested it could be ACY, I believe there is an office out of there, so it would make sense. This is from Ship Bottom, NJ. I'll get another screenshot from Holgate, NJ when I can. Unfortunately I don't own a directional antenna.
I can only see the LCN (U.S. Marshals Service P25 TRS (BEE00-4F0)), I am relatively new to Unitrunker, if there is a way to see it from Unitrunker, let me know.
ACY would make sense. We'll have to see if we can get someone local to the area to scope it out.
First go to the Band Plan tab of the site you're currently decoding (I assume 115), and look for the red lightning bolt icon on the toolbar, which is Push to all sites. Click that button and it will make sure all other peers have the same band plan. Now go to the Peers tab and you should see all of the actual control channel frequencies, not just the LCN.
Pushing the band plan to all sites showing that the LCN of
08-0551 is 168.8875 MHz.I am not able to get any control channel traffic from Ship Bottom, NJ (not that I expected to, but figured I'd try).
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