Took a trip to SoCal via I-8, through Yuma County and Imperial Country. My wife graciously allowed me to stop at various malls and markets on the way (interesting that she chose those locations instead of an offramp in the middle of the desert 
) to fire up Unitrunker on the laptop and capture the following.
Note that there are 2 distinct NAC/Access tones that possibly identifies 2 distinct networks within the system. From posts on the ScanDiego.com San Diego area Federal scanner forum, it appears that the 140 NAC is the Navy's ELMR network, and the 14C NAC is the USMC'S MCI Network.
Thanks to MtnBiker2005 for pointing me to the frequencies NACs and sites.
All sites report BEE00-14C; only the NAC is different:
Facility sites
527; NAC 140
NAF EL CENTRO site
382.8375 CC
386.0625 CC
385.3125
This site hosts LE, FD, and other base traffic
522; NAC 14C
MCAS YUMA
TELEGRAPH PASS site
385.0125 CC
388.5375 CC
This site hosts LE, FD, and other base traffic
On the Bob Stump Training Complex (BSTRC) East of Yuma and South of Wellton, AZ [BSTRC is the west portion of the Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range (BGGR)]
521; NAC 14C
Yodaville Urban Target Complex site
386.9375 CC
389.7625 CC
523; NAC 14C
Electronic Warfare Range West site
388.3875 CC
389.6250 CC
524; NAC 14C
Yuma Tactical Aircrew Combat Training System (TACTS) Range, Dry Wells site
388.4000 CC
389.3125 CC
On the Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range (CMAGR) northeast of El Centro, CA
525; NAC 14C
Black Mtn site
386.0625 CC
389.1250 CC
I believe this will be an update/correction to this thread: http://forums.radioreference.com/ar...um/208041-dod-army-new-bstrs.html#post1832951
I have submitted El Centro and Yuma base info to the United States Department of Defense DB.
) to fire up Unitrunker on the laptop and capture the following. Note that there are 2 distinct NAC/Access tones that possibly identifies 2 distinct networks within the system. From posts on the ScanDiego.com San Diego area Federal scanner forum, it appears that the 140 NAC is the Navy's ELMR network, and the 14C NAC is the USMC'S MCI Network.
Thanks to MtnBiker2005 for pointing me to the frequencies NACs and sites.
All sites report BEE00-14C; only the NAC is different:
Facility sites
527; NAC 140
NAF EL CENTRO site
382.8375 CC
386.0625 CC
385.3125
This site hosts LE, FD, and other base traffic
522; NAC 14C
MCAS YUMA
TELEGRAPH PASS site
385.0125 CC
388.5375 CC
This site hosts LE, FD, and other base traffic
On the Bob Stump Training Complex (BSTRC) East of Yuma and South of Wellton, AZ [BSTRC is the west portion of the Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range (BGGR)]
521; NAC 14C
Yodaville Urban Target Complex site
386.9375 CC
389.7625 CC
523; NAC 14C
Electronic Warfare Range West site
388.3875 CC
389.6250 CC
524; NAC 14C
Yuma Tactical Aircrew Combat Training System (TACTS) Range, Dry Wells site
388.4000 CC
389.3125 CC
On the Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range (CMAGR) northeast of El Centro, CA
525; NAC 14C
Black Mtn site
386.0625 CC
389.1250 CC
I believe this will be an update/correction to this thread: http://forums.radioreference.com/ar...um/208041-dod-army-new-bstrs.html#post1832951
I have submitted El Centro and Yuma base info to the United States Department of Defense DB.
