UHF TRS Anniston area

[Steve]

I monitored this system last November while attended a course at the old Fort McClellan. The sysytem is digital voice and was monitored use a BC250D for voice only and a Pro-95 for data decoding. I was using the T383 bec1 version on Trunker. I may attached the system files so anyone who can figure out the base frequency and offset can have a shot at it.
I still am slow on figuring out the bases and offsets.

 

[Steve]

Goof

I attached 2 copies of the same file. So here is the other file.

 

[wwhitby]

I monitored this system last November while attended a course at the old Fort McClellan. The sysytem is digital voice and was monitored use a BC250D for voice only and a Pro-95 for data decoding.

Hi Steve:

Can you open MS Excel files? If so, I can send you a spreadsheet that I made up to figure out the base and offsets.

This system could be either be Anniston Army Depot, which it not on McClellan but at Bynum (was the signal very strong?), the National Guard training that occurs on McClellan, or the training center this is on what used to be the post's grounds.

Warren

 

[Steve]

Anniston UHF TRS

Warren,

Yes I can open Excel files. I had to get a new computer (old crashed) and it has Excel on it. I figured it was Anniston Army Depot. The files I have are for sites that was fairly strong considering I was monitoring from one of the dorm rooms at the CDP training center. When I find my notes from that training I will post the two frequncies I found in use at the training center.



Steve
KD4LCY

 

[wwhitby]

Here's the one that I made up for the local federal UHF systems. Since the upload feature here on the board won't accept Excel attachements, I had to change the extension to .txt. After you download it, just rename it to UHF.xls and it should work fine.

I left some values in there as an example. It requires the Analysis Tool Pack to use it (Go to Tools -> Add ins, and then click on it to install it.) To use this converter, you need the frequency and the assigned hex value and its decimal equivelent value.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Warren

 

[Steve]

Anniston UHF TRS

Here is the files on the Anniston UHF TRS. I will post the remaining frequenices when I find my notes.

Warren, I got the excel file. I am still working on my understanding.



Steve
KD4LCY

 

[Steve]

Anniston UHF TRS

Finally I found my notes.
Frequencies I found using auto store on BC250D:
407.1625
406.950
407.5625
406.1625
407.7625
407.9625
408.1625
408.3625
409.1625
409.350
409.3625
409.5625
409.9625

Looks like I am have to make a trip to the Anniston area and take a laptop.



Steve
KD4LCY

 

[Trunkster2002]

Anniston UHF TRS

Most of this system is encrypted. This system is for the Reserves at the old Ft. McClellan. COBRA, and the Chemical Weapons incentorator at the Anniston ARMY Depot plus Depot operations. Don't waste a trip to hear not much traffic in the clear. You want hear anything good because it is on the encrypted side.