Utah Sensitive freqs

[mrlthse]

I am looking for the Utah Sensitive radio frequencies for the state of Utah
so, that I can lock them out of my receiver, (There encryt anyways)
Any one has a clue?

 

[dave3825]

Without a scanner listed its kinda hard to give specifics. There are also many sensitive freqs in use that are not listed in the database. Your best bet is to go thru the database and look for anything you feel is sensitive and lock out or avoid. Also look at the Nationwide freq list.

 

[RaleighGuy]

There are also many sensitive freqs in use ....

Are sensitive freqs ones that get offended easily?

 

[dave3825]

Are sensitive freqs ones that get offended easily?

Lol


at the op, it's quicker and easier to just program what you want to hear and call it a day vs inputting in many freqs that may be enc, just to lock them out.

 

[mrlthse]

Are sensitive freqs ones that get offended easily?

Nope, They are the one I choose not to monitor,
I figure it's none of my business what they are doing.

 

[wtp]

most unidens mute on encryption.

 

[522]

Are you asking what Utah frequencies are encrypted? So you can lock them out?

There are not a lot, fortunately.

A simple database search will tell you what is/isn't encrypted.

 

[522]

Here is an example:


Utah Air Medical

DEC	HEX	Mode	Alpha Tag	Description	Tag
15360	3c00	A	Air Med Utah	Air Medical Utah	EMS-Talk
17184	4320	A	Air Med LZ-1	Air Medical 1 (LZ 1)	EMS-Talk
17216	4340	A	Air Med LZ-2	Air Medical 2 (LZ 2)	EMS-Talk
17248	4360	A	Air Med Disp	Air Medical Helicopter Dispatch	EMS Dispatch
17280	4380	A	LifeFlit Ops	Life Flight Operations	EMS-Talk
17312	43a0	A	Air Common 1	Air Common 1	EMS-Talk
17504	4460	A	Classic Air	Classic Air Medical Helicopter (Woods Cross & Moab)	EMS-Talk
27584	6bc0	A	LifeFliAdmin	Life Flight Admin (SLC)	EMS-Talk
27616	6be0	A	LifefFlProvo	Life Flight Provo	EMS-Talk
58880	e600	DE	LifeFlt Enc1	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
58912	e620	DE	LifeFlt Enc2	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
58944	e640	DE	LifeFlt Enc3	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
58976	e660	DE	LifeFlt Enc4	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
59008	e680	DE	LifeFlt Wash	Life Flight Washington County	EMS-Talk

 

[mrlthse]

Are you asking what Utah frequencies are encrypted? So you can lock them out?

There are not a lot, fortunately.

A simple database search will tell you what is/isn't encrypted.

OK
then what Data Base do you recommend for Government frequency to research?

 

[mrlthse]

Here is an example:


Utah Air Medical

DEC	HEX	Mode	Alpha Tag	Description	Tag
15360	3c00	A	Air Med Utah	Air Medical Utah	EMS-Talk
17184	4320	A	Air Med LZ-1	Air Medical 1 (LZ 1)	EMS-Talk
17216	4340	A	Air Med LZ-2	Air Medical 2 (LZ 2)	EMS-Talk
17248	4360	A	Air Med Disp	Air Medical Helicopter Dispatch	EMS Dispatch
17280	4380	A	LifeFlit Ops	Life Flight Operations	EMS-Talk
17312	43a0	A	Air Common 1	Air Common 1	EMS-Talk
17504	4460	A	Classic Air	Classic Air Medical Helicopter (Woods Cross & Moab)	EMS-Talk
27584	6bc0	A	LifeFliAdmin	Life Flight Admin (SLC)	EMS-Talk
27616	6be0	A	LifefFlProvo	Life Flight Provo	EMS-Talk
58880	e600	DE	LifeFlt Enc1	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
58912	e620	DE	LifeFlt Enc2	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
58944	e640	DE	LifeFlt Enc3	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
58976	e660	DE	LifeFlt Enc4	Life Flight Encrypted	EMS-Talk
59008	e680	DE	LifeFlt Wash	Life Flight Washington County	EMS-Talk

OK, Now we are getting somewhere,
These are the UCA listing.
What I am interested are the Federal Government frequency listing
Perferable The VHF-Hi / UHF frequency listing

 

[nd5y]

If you don't want to listen to federal goverment frequencies then don't program anything within the frequency ranges listed here.

Federal VHF/UHF Channel Plans - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

or from any of the lists in the articles here.

Common Frequencies - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

or the Federal section here.

RRDB | United States

RadioReference Database Browse - United States

www.radioreference.com

 

[ecps92]

since they posted in the Federal forum, there are likely PLENTY , many not in the RRDB

Are you asking what Utah frequencies are encrypted? So you can lock them out?

There are not a lot, fortunately.

A simple database search will tell you what is/isn't encrypted.

 

[ecps92]

The only definative answer is to do your own SEARCH banks and make your own notes
137-144, 148-150.8. 162-174, 380-400, 400-420

OK
then what Data Base do you recommend for Government frequency to research?

 

[mrlthse]

If you don't want to listen to federal goverment frequencies then don't program anything within the frequency ranges listed here.

Federal VHF/UHF Channel Plans - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

or from any of the lists in the articles here.

Common Frequencies - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

or the Federal section here.

RRDB | United States

RadioReference Database Browse - United States

www.radioreference.com

That's it... I want to know what freqs they are using,
So, That I can program them into my receiver and the lock then out,
Anyways they are usually encrypt.
and spend my time look for other unknown freqs.

 

[dave3825]

I am looking for the Utah Sensitive radio frequencies for the state of Utah
so, that I can lock them out of my receiver, (There encryt anyways)

Are sensitive freqs ones that get offended easily?

Nope, They are the one I choose not to monitor,
I figure it's none of my business what they are doing.

What I am interested are the Federal Government frequency listing
Perferable The VHF-Hi / UHF frequency listing

That's it... I want to know what freqs they are using,
So, That I can program them into my receiver and the lock then out,

Still a whole lot easier to just program what you want to listen to. You will spend hours trying to find and lock out anything and everything encrypted.

 

[ecps92]

Don't assume the ENC is there, till you have tried it.
Despite the RR Nay sayers FEDERAL is NOT always 100% ENC

That's it... I want to know what freqs they are using,
So, That I can program them into my receiver and the lock then out,
Anyways they are usually encrypt.
and spend my time look for other unknown freqs.

 

[522]

Also try this site:

The Fed Files Blog

THE FED FILES - Welcome to The Fed Files blog! This blog was originally built to support the "Fed Files" column in Monitoring Times magazine. Although the Fed Files, as well as Monitoring Times, ended with the December 2013 issue, this blog continues and is associated with the new federal...

mt-fedfiles.blogspot.com

 

[mrlthse]

Are sensitive freqs ones that get offended easily?

Sen

Are sensitive freqs ones that get offended easily?

Not in this case,
I list sensitive frequency are those that are usually are encrypt and or the general public should not have any business monitoring.
And last, Are those in which are Officer Safety matters.

 

[ecps92]

Why lock them out, just don't even Add them or scan that range of frequencies as listed by others already

Sen

Not in this case,
I list sensitive frequency are those that are usually are encrypt and or the general public should not have any business monitoring.
And last, Are those in which are Officer Safety matters.

 

[RaleighGuy]

Why lock them out, just don't even Add them or scan that range of frequencies as listed by others already

I understand locking them out, in my radios if they are not in the list they show up on a wildcard search, if they are in there but locked out they do not stop on wildcard searches.