UHF P25

[RES27CUE]

Is there any p25 phase 1 or 2 systems in 403-470 mhz besides ham in SE PA?

 

[buddrousa]

Here is a good place to start looking.
Pennsylvania Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

 

[mikewazowski]

Since you've asked the question here, I'll delete your post asking the same question in another member's thread.

 

[kayn1n32008]

Is there any p25 phase 1 or 2 systems in 403-470 mhz besides ham in SE PA?

Have you tried searching the FCC database? Or tried looking in the RR database?

 

[hundeesport412]

Since you've asked the question here, I'll delete your post asking the same question in another member's thread.

Wow, I'm really glad you took care of this! I would like to thank you for keeping the postings to a single entry, nothing PEEVES me more than reading the same info twice.

 

[Septa3371CSX1]

To the OP, sounds like you have a UHF Band 1 radio. In terms of P25 in use in that band in Southeast PA you won't find much - most of the UHF P25 stuff around here is in T Band. Check out the RR Database here and you may find stuff to program in that could be worthwhile to have.

 

[RES27CUE]

Thanks septa3371csx1 you would be correct sir, from the looks of it there is nothing close enough to me to monitior as far as i can tell besides some federal stuff in the city that doesnt seem too active guess i will just have to wait and see if something pops up if you know of anything let me know thanks