Union County Area DMR Hits
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461.275 - I have this as Prudential Insurance Security Newark, NJ - Analog DCS412 (it is very possible they switched to DMR??)
461.4875 - Trinity Hospital Engineering Dept DCS134 (perhaps they swtiched to DMR?)
As for the rest of them, I have no clue. I would also cross reference with the FCC DB and see which nearby businesses are licensed on these frequencies with DMR emissions. Keep in mind that there could also be a handful of stronger DMR signals you could be receiving from Staten Island and Manhattan as well.
461.4875 - Trinity Hospital Engineering Dept DCS134 (perhaps they swtiched to DMR?)
As for the rest of them, I have no clue. I would also cross reference with the FCC DB and see which nearby businesses are licensed on these frequencies with DMR emissions. Keep in mind that there could also be a handful of stronger DMR signals you could be receiving from Staten Island and Manhattan as well.
I've run them against the databases, known and FCC. Coming up blank or questionable as shown due to distance.
Most of your Con+ hits are from the OneVoice system, and are already listed in the database (you have to look at each site's details to see the CC assigned to each repeater).
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=7363
471.4875 - OneVoice System, Site 4, CC 1, Control Channel
472.1375 - OneVoice System, Site 5, CC 1, Control Channel
472.6250 - OneVoice System, Site 37, CC 2, Control Channel, Unknown location
501.9375 - OneVoice System, Site 35, CC 1, Control Channel
502.2625 - OneVoice System, Site 34, CC 1, Control Channel
502.3000 - OneVoice System, Site 32, CC 1, Control Channel
506.3375 - OneVoice System, Site 33, CC 1, Control Channel
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=7363
471.4875 - OneVoice System, Site 4, CC 1, Control Channel
472.1375 - OneVoice System, Site 5, CC 1, Control Channel
472.6250 - OneVoice System, Site 37, CC 2, Control Channel, Unknown location
501.9375 - OneVoice System, Site 35, CC 1, Control Channel
502.2625 - OneVoice System, Site 34, CC 1, Control Channel
502.3000 - OneVoice System, Site 32, CC 1, Control Channel
506.3375 - OneVoice System, Site 33, CC 1, Control Channel
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Hmmm. Curious why the search functions in the database didn't locate them. That still leaves several blank.
I should note that Site 37 is not listed in the RRDB because the location hasn't yet been pinpointed.
Someone decided to make a big fuss about all of the known sites in the system being listed, including those that had no location identified, and the end result was that we removed those location unknown sites. A shame, because many of them are on the air, and it makes it harder for people to figure out what they're hearing when they search the RRDB and come up empty.
Someone decided to make a big fuss about all of the known sites in the system being listed, including those that had no location identified, and the end result was that we removed those location unknown sites. A shame, because many of them are on the air, and it makes it harder for people to figure out what they're hearing when they search the RRDB and come up empty.
They're all coming back to OneVoice when I search, except for the aforementioned unlisted Site 37.
What method are you using to search? By state or by metro area? Are you leaving the Tone field blank?
Trunked and Metro (Tone Blank).
472.0375 was straight DMR, not trunked.
That still leaves 461.275, 461.4875, 462.075, 463.2125, 472.0375, and 477.9875.
What receiver are you using to find these hits, a Uniden scanner? It's possible that a band search would stop on a Con+ voice frequency and identify it as "straight DMR" instead of being part of a trunked system. Keep in mind that all of the other Con+ hits you got were on the control channel, which are announcing that they are Con+.
Frankly, I'm surprised that the scanner isn't showing the Network ID and Site # for those control channel hits; that would've obviously made a huge difference.
Frankly, I'm surprised that the scanner isn't showing the Network ID and Site # for those control channel hits; that would've obviously made a huge difference.
BCD536HP. Part of the issue I think is the weakness of the signals. Unfortunately at the house, there's excessive interference from nearby BPL, transmission lines, and a cell repeater. Jackpot of QRM. And unfortunately, I can't get a better antenna up beyond a magmount on the gutters.
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