puzzleriddle
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I can confirm VA police definately p25 Digital & what I am hearing , now some sounds like Enc or just broken up From, South Highlsnds. Also again NO NAC
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puzzleriddle
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Also so heard maintenance but analog & no tones
For Gainesville, Florida VA Medical Center:
On Thursday (October 21st), I observed the uniformed VA Police and contract security handling the external preparations (e.g., traffic control) for the Gainesville, Florida VAMC's disaster drill. The Securitas cops had FRS radios. The uniformed police officers had Motorola VHF & FRS radios. Thanks to some loud speakermics, I was able to directly listen to a bit of the drill and noted two separate nets in operation.
Getting back to my vehicle, I found these frequencies and tones (ALL analog):
162.2125 (PL 179.9) paired with 166.1375 (PL 97.4) = "Command" channel; medical triage/command
163.0875 paired with 172.6875 (both with PL 146.2) = "Operations" channel
I never could discover the FRS frequency, but they were clearly being used by VA Police.
On Thursday (October 21st), I observed the uniformed VA Police and contract security handling the external preparations (e.g., traffic control) for the Gainesville, Florida VAMC's disaster drill. The Securitas cops had FRS radios. The uniformed police officers had Motorola VHF & FRS radios. Thanks to some loud speakermics, I was able to directly listen to a bit of the drill and noted two separate nets in operation.
Getting back to my vehicle, I found these frequencies and tones (ALL analog):
162.2125 (PL 179.9) paired with 166.1375 (PL 97.4) = "Command" channel; medical triage/command
163.0875 paired with 172.6875 (both with PL 146.2) = "Operations" channel
I never could discover the FRS frequency, but they were clearly being used by VA Police.
I posted this earlier on the Federal Monitoring Forum but thought that perhaps this belongs here as well:
It appears to me that 408.0000 is not a conventional freq but rather one freq within a motorola UHF digital trunking system. Other frequencies associated are 407.8375; 408.2375; 409.4375. Each of these freqs have been used as the control channel at one time or another. The signal is not strong enough to my location (Boynton Beach) for me to figure out the correct trunking table, therefore I'm unsure whether there are other freqs associated with this system. In monitoring these freqs in the conventional P25 mode the NAC is 2E0 and does appear to be the VA Hospital in West Palm Beach. Perhaps someone closer can figure out the trunking tables. The Site ID is BE2Eh. Thanks!
Not sure why this thread was brought back to life after 5 years?
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