[Scan-DC] Encrypted P25 on Industrial/Business Pool freqs?

Raven Rock hsimpson1 at lycos.com
Wed Sep 14 17:58:42 EDT 2016


Well it was garbled and sounds like P25 when encrypted, but so does your
explanation where the P25 signal is weak, so maybe. But this whole
"farm" system from King George VA needing coverage in Rockville and
Baltimore and Richmond now has me curious as to what is going on, to say
the least. 1400 acres is big, but not that big.

On 2016-09-14 21:51, P Lepine wrote:

> So, I live in upper Mont Co not far from the C&O canal.  As such, river
> rescues are not uncommon.  Amongst the local fire and rescue, I also have in
> one of my scanner banks the National Park Service.  They operate on digital
> as well.  
> 
> Great Falls units use 168.3000  and I can hear them just fine from my house.
> But Harpers Ferry uses 168.425 which sounds encrypted from my house.  If I
> drive north up the river to Brunswick, then Harper's Ferry comes in loud and
> clear, but Great Falls now sounds encrypted.  I experience the same thing
> with Catoctin National Park above Thurmont 171.725.  I can hear the base
> station fine from my house, but the mobiles sound encrypted, till I drive up
> towards Thurmont, then everything is loud and clear.  Is it possible that is
> what you are encountering?  Just not close enough to mobiles?
> 
> I also found the following article on Mr Nash and Cedar Grove Farm;
> 
> https://www.tpl.org/media-room/1400-acres-along-potomac-preserved-va
> 
> http://www.dcr.virginia.gov/natural-heritage/natural-area-preserves/chotank
> 
> Cedar Grove Farm is an Estate in King George Co.


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