Scan New England

MSCommNet is nice and local, into South Weymouth on inside/stock antennas

Showing pretty good into NS right now
http://aprs.mennolink.org/

Sadly a weekend, with less RF traffic, but then sometimes easier to ID the distances too [trade offs]

W1KNE wrote: ↑

19 Jul 2020 10:05

Both Southold PD and Southampton PD both in on VHF, very clear in the last half hour. This is sticking around some!

Atleast you are using the SEARCH, so many folks may only click directly into/onto the County pages and not realize the other vast information out there in the Wiki, such as the Colleges, Hospitals, Business and Recreational Facilities... Here is a unique link for folks to try https://scan-ne.net/wik...

Your IDAS is likely this Railroad https://scan-ne.net/wiki/index.php?title=NH_Railroad_Communications#New_Hampshire_Northcoast_Railroad_.28Ossipee.2C_NH.29 Hello, I am getting that IDAS (NXDN48) Type-D trunked system on 160.275. DSD+ is decoding it as Area 0 Channel 1. It is not part of a multi-site...

Guess it is not the flame-thrower it used to be, never hear it anymore down into Boston, altho the VHF Hi does kick ! Lakes Region NH Dispatch on 33.900 PL 210.7 is a current daily 24/7 reception here in Londonderry NH. Correct, it's not. Right now they TX on 33.90 only from their dispatch and that ...

I've been sitting on this one, since your post with ZERO luck... Could it be a local UHF Image ? as I had a few winters ago from a 460 DPW being heard on 39 Mhz and chased my tail for months, till we heard a local address. :D Then there is the mystery 39.3 D632, which keeps popping up, with no traff...

And was Lakes Region for many years. What a Flame Thrower that was.

W1KNE wrote: ↑

05 Jul 2020 15:46

33.900 203.5 is the (old?) Plymouth County Control.

Only One ??

Yes, everyone stay safe, hope the low clouds clear for the 4pm Flyovers in Boston

W1KNE wrote: ↑

03 Jul 2020 18:29

Happy Independence Day from Scan New England!! Hope everyone has a nice, safe, and quiet one!!

We all could use a day off. (I get one at the end of the month...)

Amazing how much LB is still used by FD/PD but also by Business

JohnBolduc wrote: ↑

03 Jul 2020 20:04

AHHH, never mind. It is Southwest NH dispatch on 33.780.

W1KNE wrote: ↑

02 Jul 2020 13:13

On another vein. this goes to show that Nearfest, is in fact, "optional".

Oct 12/13 2021 are weekdays ?

Little too far ahead anyway as none of us have any idea how this virus is going to impact us over the summer/fall or winter

Nope, not an image

NPS Assigned Freq, used for MDI LE Interop
There is also one for Fire/EMS

schwab wrote: ↑

22 Jun 2020 21:44

Pretty sure this is an image, but
169.775 PL 91.5, PD ops, unit 19 checking licenses.
"10-4" and "they came down from Bangor" make me think this is Maine.
EDIT: units calling Bar Harbor.

Yes - Berwick Maine PD sounds like they are down the street in Abington, and that is with the stock, back of set antenna

Getting some 800/900 that I usually do not hear as well

Main Wiki page go to Maine go to the Cumberland County and from each of the Fire/Police/Local Government they each have a link to the Portland or So.Portland have hyperlinks to the Portland Page The only way I can find my way into Portland's page is by searching on the site, is that by design? There...

Yup, Cape Cod to Halifax NS seems pretty good as well

Explains my Cape Cod NSS reception into Boston this am

ME343 wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2020 10:14

Continuing into 6/17/2020

VHF and UHF have bee wide open, chasing my tail on some [what I thought were new local users] that were band opennings.

The one now off into the Atlantic ?
https://tar1090.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a2ba0b

152.2000 is right in the middle of the Part 22 [former Paging/RCC] allocations so the license for them can be any of the Frequencies +/- that make up that allocation. and extremely hard to track the license by Freq as they are assigned to a "Market" just like TV and Radio statios The main Freqs in t...

UHF was pretty good this am [0300-0400] was getting OneVoice from Holyoke - a rare East/West opening vs the traditional North/South
Nope was not up, but logged 171-50 while working on a different Target

Still looks good at 9am with all this Coast Fog

Now with the Wiki's built out and missing some - Note/Comment info if anyone has suggestions to ADD, make a submission or suggestion. I tried to indicate [likely missed a few] some of the old Paging/RCC channel names for reference as well as the VHF Marine and do need to get back in and add the Inte...

Looks like NS is extending across the water as well
Cape Cod to Nova Scotia

http://aprs.mennolink.org/

Been watching the Maine to Mass [VHF] as well http://aprs.mennolink.org/ guess, with the storm moving up the coast, I might need to adjust my monitoring hours :) Band is wide open to New York City this morning on 470 and 476 MHz, numerous NYPD stations. I wondered about this as it often seems to hap...

VHF to the north is excellent the past two days as well
159.9000 LRMFA and tons of Maines MSCommNet

http://aprs.mennolink.org/

as a heads up, to assist all with FCC Search related functions, besides having the channel plans, VHF Low, VHF-Hi, UHF and T-Band

we now have an FCC launch page at your disposal
https://scan-ne.net/wiki/index.php?title=FCC