[Scan-DC] Need help identifying possible trunked system

Sat, 26 Jul 2003 11:42:54 -0400

   I don't think that is a correct analysis.  The EVRC system is located at
Bellwood, DGSC, Chesterfield, Va. and users are Bellwood Security, Ft. Lee MPs,
and the Hopewell PD.  Norfolk NOB is 70 air miles SSE and I doubt it is a user.
All comms are 100% digital unless something has changed.  I still hear Norfolk
NOB/NAS Base Police on 143.600 mhz. analog.  EVRC trunked frequencies as provided
me are 406.775, 407.050,
408.975, 410350 and 410.825 mhz.

[email protected] wrote:

> Jeff and List,
>
> Darn, I woke up late again!  In the early morning hours ducting on some
> mornings is really good.  Using trunker I have identified some of these data
> channels.
>
> 406.725   Eastern Virginia Regional Communications system.  This system ties
> in together Ft.
>                Lee, Norfolk NOB, and Hopewell.  I got a system ID of 791a
> when running trunker
>                on the data heard on this frequency.  System info is at
> trunkedradio.net.
>
> 408.350   I have that listed as Cherry point MCAS, NC and USN Kings Bay, GA.
> I don't think I
>                have analyzed data on that freq yet.
>
> 409.225   ?
>
> 409.700   Also listed as Cherry Point MCAS, NC
>
> Without any further data such as a sys id or additional frequencies I cannot
> confirm the above.  This is based on the data I have.  You may want to try
> running these frequencies thru trunkedradio.net search tool to get updated
> systems.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Jeff in Virginia
>
> In a message dated 07/25/2003 7:59:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> [email protected] writes:
>
> > This AM at 0742 I was scanning all of my unknown freqs. Then the following
> > happened. 406.725 went active with an apparent trunk control channel, then
> > 4-5 seconds later 408.35 did the same then finally 409.225 went active with
> > a control channel as well. All three control channels sounded the same. All
> > this happened within a time frame of about 15 seconds
> >
> > I am assuming that all three are associated with the same system. Does
> > anybody have a clue as to which system these might be a part of?
> >
> > I just found these freqs on 7/13/03 and to date have not caught any verbal
> > comms on them other than this apparent control channel audio this morning.
> >
> > While typing this, an additional apparent control channel kicked off, it
> > being 409.7.
> >
> > If anybody could help me put an ID to these freqs or associate them with a
> > trunked system in the area I would certainly appreciate it.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Jeff
> > Southern MD. (PAX RIVER)
> > YAHOO ID:
> > j333_76484
> > RADIOS:
> > Pro-26, Pro-94, Pro-94(A), Pro92, Pro2035 W/OS535, PCR-1000, BC780, BC250
> > SOFTWARE:
> > ScanStar Deluxe, Spectrum Explorer, TrunkStar 780, TrunkStar 785, Magic
> > SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE: www.scanstar.com
> > Southern MD Scanner Forum:
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SouthernMDScannerForum
> >
> >
> >
>
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