What DMR and NXDN systems are you monitoring in the Indy metro area?

[racin06]

I recently upgraded from my Uniden SDS100 to the SDS150. I never purchased the DMR and NXDN upgrades with the SDS100; however, I decided to purchase these upgrades for my SDS150.

I have browsed the Indy metro DMR and NXDN systems here at the RRDB, though many of these systems arent much more than just a list of frequencies with little talkgroup or channel information. So what are you all monitoring on DMR and NXDN in the area? I like it all, including commercial/business traffic. BTW, I reside in Westfield, and I work in downtown Indy, and always have a radio with me at both locations.

 

[west-pac]

DMR and NXDN don't have to be "systems". There are conventional repeaters, and simplex channels that use those emissions as well.

 

[racin06]

DMR and NXDN don't have to be "systems". There are conventional repeaters, and simplex channels that use those emissions as well.

Yes, I'm aware of that. I'm interested in simplex traffic as well.

 

[mtindor]

I recently upgraded from my Uniden SDS100 to the SDS150. I never purchased the DMR and NXDN upgrades with the SDS100; however, I decided to purchase these upgrades for my SDS150.

I have browsed the Indy metro DMR and NXDN systems here at the RRDB, though many of these systems arent much more than just a list of frequencies with little talkgroup or channel information. So what are you all monitoring on DMR and NXDN in the area? I like it all, including commercial/business traffic. BTW, I reside in Westfield, and I work in downtown Indy, and always have a radio with me at both locations.

Like a lot of DMR/NXDN systems run by radio shops, oftentimes there is more going on than meets the eye. Lots of people have no desire to monitor them, and so the RRDB often doesn't get updated with new talkgroups in use.

If your bored you should try setting up stuff to monitor the Indy sites for the various ERS stuff. You may find traffic (TGs) active that aren't in the database which you could then submit to the database for the benefit of others.

ERS Wireless Indiana (DMR T3) Trunking System, Various, Multi-State -ERS Wireless T3
ERS-OCI Wireless TRBOconnect (Indianapolis Cap+) Trunking System, Indianapolis, Indiana - ERS-OCI Capacity Plus
ERS-OCI Wireless TRBOconnect Con+ Trunking System, Various, Multi-State - ERS-OCI TrboConnect Connect Plus

Some of those above are wide area systems but have sites in Indy metro area.

Of course I'm sure there are a ton of other DMR / NXDN trunked and conventional systems around there as well. I'm not from Indiana. I'd just like to see more information populated in the ERS-OCI systems and so I'm encouraging you to take a look at them

Mike

 

[racin06]

Like a lot of DMR/NXDN systems run by radio shops, oftentimes there is more going on than meets the eye. Lots of people have no desire to monitor them, and so the RRDB often doesn't get updated with new talkgroups in use.

If your bored you should try setting up stuff to monitor the Indy sites for the various ERS stuff. You may find traffic (TGs) active that aren't in the database which you could then submit to the database for the benefit of others.

ERS Wireless Indiana (DMR T3) Trunking System, Various, Multi-State -ERS Wireless T3
ERS-OCI Wireless TRBOconnect (Indianapolis Cap+) Trunking System, Indianapolis, Indiana - ERS-OCI Capacity Plus
ERS-OCI Wireless TRBOconnect Con+ Trunking System, Various, Multi-State - ERS-OCI TrboConnect Connect Plus

Some of those above are wide area systems but have sites in Indy metro area.

Of course I'm sure there are a ton of other DMR / NXDN trunked and conventional systems around there as well. I'm not from Indiana. I'd just like to see more information populated in the ERS-OCI systems and so I'm encouraging you to take a look at them

Mike

Much appreciated!

 

[cubn]

I put in all the DMR, NXDN and P25 trunked systems that I can receive downtown when I am working.

I then locked out all the identified TGs and am then recording for any new TGs so I can ID and submit them.

 

[INDY72]

I am always checking on the Community Health systems now in use by their Police Department. They are all IP Site Connected, trying to find if I can get any traffic from the other locations other than North, South, and East. Will recheck the databases to see if anything new is in the FCC data soon. Since I am in a third floor apartment in Irvington, figure I can pick up a lot more than when I was on ground level. I also check the school systems, though they have turned into Pure E black holes lately other than a few of them. I will also revisit the two NXDN TRS's soon, as It seems like one of them is not carrying much if any traffic any more, while the other has grown in use.