[MilCom] Southern MD Audio Log Notes (05/24/04)

[Jeff]

Chris,
Thanks for the thought. I am starting to suspect same. Pax just underwent
some sort of upgrade to their Trunked System. Thus far I have not found
anything different. Maybe they have included this new capability. 

I changed the mode and see numerous audio clips on it in the logs. I'll
review later and post what comes back. I know the comms were from PAX as I
recognized Bldg. names and numbers. 

Take it easy,
Jeff 

> -----Original Message-----
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> bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Chris Parris
> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 08:14
> To: Jeff; MILCOM
> Subject: [MilCom] Southern MD Audio Log Notes (05/24/04)
> 
> >>>
> 386.85
> Still working this one in AM mode. Can't seem to put my finger it usage as
> yet. The signal is decent but comms are scratchy and broken. I know the
> comms are PAX related. Appear to be some comms I would normally expect to
> hear on the PAX Trunk System. I have switched it over to FM mode and will
> try that for a day or 2 to see what comes back. Later today, comms where
> still broken but it definitely sounded like a Trunk Control Signal coming
> through. Possibly some sort of Sub-harmonic from the 400-420 Mhz Trunk
> System at PAX. Hopefully FM mode will yield better results.
> <<<
> 
> Don't forget, Jeff - The band from 380 MHz to 400 MHz is now available for
> military land-mobile systems. This could possibly NOT be a harmonic or
> image, so keep checking on that one!
> 
> - Chris
> 
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