[TrunkCom] Ft. Gordon, GA
Chris Parris
[email protected]
Sun, 13 Apr 2003 14:34:32 -0400
I have been working in the Augusta, Georgia area this past week and found=
time to do a little searching. I stumbled upon a VHF trunked system that =
I
believe belongs to Fort Gordon, near Augusta.
The system is 100% digital, but only some talk groups appear to be
encrypted. It is monitorable using the Uniden 250D.
One thing I found interesting is that the system apparently uses two
different base frequencies. I had been trying to figure out the first thr=
ee
frequencies using the channel numbers provided by Trunker, but they didn'=
t
seem to be working out using the first base frequency I determined. I fou=
nd
the first three frequencies by using a second scanner and searching, but
the 250D wouldn't track all of the system until I added the second base
frequency. I had not run in to a system like this previously, but it gave=
me a chance to practice my hex calculations...
Here's what I found;
System ID =3D 5e08
Motorola Type II - ASTRO P25 Compliant
Base #1 =3D 162.5000 Offset =3D 380 Step =3D 12.5
Base #2 =3D 162.0000 Offset =3D 380 Step =3D 12.5
17e 162.0250
18e 162.2250
1ea 163.3750
206 164.2250
20a 164.2750
20e 164.3250
212 164.3750
259 165.2625
294 166.0000 =
2a6 166.2250
2db 166.8875
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Chris Parris