Unidentified Freqs

[unitcharlie]

Does anyone monitor the Nextel System in Louisville? It appears thru the FCC data base that this system has become a multi-license SMR rather than an LTR.... there are some systems listed that have had little or no apparent activity in a year or so including updates... If any of you live within ear-shot and could spare some scanner space to confirm these systems still exist or provide some new info it would be awesome!
Thanx!

 

[cm]

I've been picking up 155.835 in central kentucky here lately but can't tell what it is. It's P25 digital and it sounds like some kind of police department. I live in Taylor Co.and was searching the other night and come across it. I programmed it in and I've heard a little traffic on it but it's hard to make out what they are saying. thanks

 

[trashman43]

I've been picking up 155.835 in central kentucky here lately but can't tell what it is. It's P25 digital and it sounds like some kind of police department. I live in Taylor Co.and was searching the other night and come across it. I programmed it in and I've heard a little traffic on it but it's hard to make out what they are saying. thanks

Could Edmonson SO have switched to P-25? The db lists them using that frequency in the analog mode. Can you hear them good enough to amke out any roads or businesses they are talking about.

 

[mastr]

If you guys mean Edmonson County SO, they have been using digital for some time.

 

[trashman43]

sounds like another one solved then

 

[unitcharlie]

Was in Nicholas County and 156.165/131.8PL came booming in.... that is the old Sheriff freq in Nicholas County.... times given were central (one hour earlier than where i was at the time) and after a while oneof the officers talking addressed his transmission to "Columbia"..... didn't sound like skip, rather sounded like an input freq firing the repeater in Carlisle but nothing really matches from Adair County.... quizical!

 

[radioscan]

Was in Nicholas County and 156.165/131.8PL came booming in.... that is the old Sheriff freq in Nicholas County....

I hear that on a near regular basis here some 85 miles NW of Nicholas county.

Mark

 

[unitcharlie]

Only wish someone would actually use a call sign for an ID so we could figure this one out!

 

[jerk]

Anybody want to try this system

This system is listed in the database as
<http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&sid=2899>
Logical Channel Numbers obtained with Pro-2055
System is hard to receive in my area, and can't see it when driving.
Good luck. AL
R01 939.3250
R01 939.5125
R03 939.2750
R05 939.2875
R05 939.3375 * Not sure LCN readout
R07 939.3000
R09 939.3125
R09 939.5250
R09 939.5375
R09 939.5625
R13 939.3375 * Not sure LCN readout
R13 939.5375
R15 937.5250

 

[jerk]

Nextel Sys Id 3332

I have been picking up this system in Louisville area.
Control Channels 858.0875; 859.0750
My guess for the next two are 857.0875 & 860.0750

Anyway, this system seems to be part of a linked system covering most of Kentucky between Louisville and Lexington.

The sysid came back to Lexington system, but I cannot believe that I was receiving Lexington. It is more local to me, and I found a match in the FCC database in Louisville.

Anyone want to give a listen and see what they hear from their area.

AL

 

[hundley206]

Does any one know what 464.125 or 464.600 are? I think its like a cable or TV company I here a lot of talk about “connect and disconnect and hook up system’s” like cable hook up or disconnect

 

[unitcharlie]

Both 464.12500 and 464.12500 are registered to Insight Cable of Kentucky.... did you get the tones with those freqs?

 

[hundley206]

Both 464.12500 and 464.12500 are registered to Insight Cable of Kentucky.... did you get the tones with those freqs?

Ummm Im kind of a country boy scanner guy lol can u fill me in on tones?

 

[unitcharlie]

If you are using a scanner that decodes the PL tones then there will be a read out along with the freq... what kind of scanner are you using? Check your PM's...

 

[cbrrider06]

unidentified freq.

Hello all!! I live in Barbourville and I enjoy scanning to the fullest. I have a pro-2096 and a pro-2051. Today I was doing a little searching and I came across 155.32500 with a pltone of 97.4 I think. But when I search the database I come up with nothing matching the pltone, I first thought it was my local ems crew but following the tramsmissions it was not. Dispatchers addressed there units medic - ###. I also think I heard something named westfield but not for sure. Can anyone help me out on what I Heard. Thanks Jason..

 

[GWRAGLAND]

This may be the new fire freq for Hardin co. 151.07 pl 127.2 radio techs have been running test last two days. one said to switch to other fire freq. 155.97 pl 146.2

 

[mastr]

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&action=fcc&cs=WQGJ505

Lists both frequencies.

 

[unitcharlie]

Monitored in Versailles: 154.51500/77.0 PL it is a mobile and the voices I heard the first few times I recognized as firefighters, then this afternoon the same, familiar voices also used unit numbers that coincide with those voices....

cbrrider06: While in Laurel County earlier this week I monitored 155.325, the units identified themselves as Knox County EMS to Marymount Hospital.... their tone came up differently twice, the first was 151.4 PL (as listed) then it decoded as 156.7 PL.

 

[unitcharlie]

Does anyone visit Kentucky Speedway in Gallatin County? Whilst snooping for other stuff this popped out at me:
154.815/159.030 (WQFS637-licensed to KSP)
200 STATE POLICE MOBILE RADIO & MOBILE REPEATER STATIONS
5120 SPARTA PIKE SPARTA, KY GALLATIN County
Has anyone monitored this?

 

[N4JNW]

I'm coming up with some odd talkgroups on the New Lexington TRS... I'd identify them, but nothing is being said. The talkgroup will appear, and lock the scanner up for about 6 seconds, then it goes to searching talkgroups again...

I forgot what number it was.. Next time it appears, I'll edit and list it.