Unidentified MPSRN Talkgroups

[rhughes6]

Traffic on 52008 was seen on Calls tonight. Sounds like GSAR in NB. Someone mentioned returning to Moncton.

 

[lacadien72]

Traffic on 52008 was seen on Calls tonight. Sounds like GSAR in NB. Someone mentioned returning to Moncton.

52008 is GSAR in NB.

This is the info I have for NB-GSAR:

52000 Unknown
52001 GSAR 1
52002 GSAR 2
52003 GSAR 3
52004 GSAR 4
52005 GSAR 5
52006 GSAR 6
52007 GSAR 7
52008 GSAR 8
52009 GSAR 9
52010 GSAR 10
52011 GSAR - OPS
52012 GSAR - OPS 2
52013 GSAR - OPS 3
52014 Unknown
52015 GSAR - PMCC

 

[Deziel0495]

52008 is GSAR in NB.

This is the info I have for NB-GSAR:

52000 Unknown
52001 GSAR 1
52002 GSAR 2
52003 GSAR 3
52004 GSAR 4
52005 GSAR 5
52006 GSAR 6
52007 GSAR 7
52008 GSAR 8
52009 GSAR 9
52010 GSAR 10
52011 GSAR - OPS
52012 GSAR - OPS 2
52013 GSAR - OPS 3
52014 Unknown
52015 GSAR - PMCC

Feel free to submit these to the database. I can get them added.

 

[JGR]

53040 - Glassville FD
53048 - McAdam FD
53058 - Plaster Rock FD
53059 - Stanley FD

 

[Deziel0495]

53040 - Glassville FD
53048 - McAdam FD
53058 - Plaster Rock FD
53059 - Stanley FD

Feel free to submit these to the database and I can get them added. RadioReference Login

 

[AttentiveBadger]

Just sharing a few outliers I've seen but have yet to identify in case anyone else has seen them:

53480 - Unknown Encrypted
20675 - Unknown (Accidental mic press)
6440 - Unknown (Accidental mic press talking about fish)
50543 - Unknown français patched to 50923 ANB
15245 - Unknown garbled audio
51216 - Unknown (accidental mic press)
51203 - Unknown (accidental mic press)

I'm guessing most were an accidental PTT press because the audio sounds like pockets rustling and not the modulation of encrypted audio.

I haven't had a chance to import my SDRT logs into something I can index and cross reference radio IDs yet.

 

[Deziel0495]

50829 showing up this evening on Calls, on the Campbellton site. I'm going to assume this is DNR Branch Ops 5 (50828 is DNR Branch Ops 4). They're searching for two fires. Some English but mostly French speaking.

 

[lacadien72]

50829 showing up this evening on Calls, on the Campbellton site. I'm going to assume this is DNR Branch Ops 5 (50828 is DNR Branch Ops 4). They're searching for two fires. Some English but mostly French speaking.

Yes this is an OPS channel in use by DNR Region 1. They are looking for a fire in the Belledune area. I am picking it up on the Bathurst site too.

 

[rhughes6]

More new ones to add to the unidentified list.

These ones are likely NS DNR (mentioned on this thread)
7061
7066
7071
7071
7071
7072
7072
7072
7072
7072
7072
7072
7073
7074
7077

Probably Coast Guard
37006
37008

Probably PEI EMO/Public Safety
48304
48305

 

[Deziel0495]

Radio checks on 50900, in with ANB.