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Nice work - some notes/comments 151.9250 is indeed Salve, now DMR, always was analog PL 131.8. TG used has been 11 There is also another user more toward MA with CC 11 159.1050 is indeed URI, and used for the shuttle buses, on one slot, and Fire Alarm maintenance on the other. The URI Police are 100...

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The only (original) reason the Commonwealth pushed Regionals was for the PSAP consolidation to save Verizon $$$ and the Commonwealth $$$ IT was only to be PSAP consolidations, then it morphed into more than was expected. (IMHO) How many Police departments thought they could go DARK, but found out th...

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Thanks, didn't think they had

Scott wrote: ↑20 Nov 2023 08:21 They have not or I'm completely missing something. Nor should PD communications ever be regionalized. Fire and EMS benefit from it. Combining police dispatch down here would not.

What PD's does the BCSO handle?? I didn't think they took on any PD's. This seems redundant to me, as Barnstable County Sheriff's Office on Joint Base Cape Cod has Barnstable County Control (fire) as well as a regional dispatch operation that has been in use for a long time now. They dispatch for ma...

down on the SouthCoast, there was a RR Thread about it in the past 2 weeks

ScanBoston wrote: ↑19 Nov 2023 09:55 Events 7 in use today. Some sort of MBTA Exercise/Drill.

It is licensed and used by both :) also it is still licensed for the State DOC, so we have a 3rd user as well Very few Frequencies are locked down to specific users/uses as they were Pre Y2K - many are shared and some Public Safety even are sharing with Business users I'll check the PL on Monday, ju...

210 & 214 - depts were called by name on that channel, so that's pretty easy. 213 referred to scheduled activity (like rounds) but only one time did they talk about scheduling for pickups for a shuttle. Orig thought it was security, but shuttle makes more sense. 209 - gotta be maintenance or hv...

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Rather interesting as I was up there last weekend and am building out the Cap+ wiki this week for Bretton Woods...

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but DSD+ only showed 4 channels and all TG's seemed to be in the 20x Range

Updates Welcome - wiki created
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and one an actually licensed (WQZI766) frequency

W1KNE wrote: ↑13 Nov 2023 18:22 It's Blount in Fall River.

Wiki updated - multiple Brush Fires and an MVA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-86VG71GFU

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Any links to a news item or Selectboard meetings on the proposed RECC It may also be preemptive with the upcoming Barnstable PD RECC taking over dispatch. Part of the initial report was to combine dispatch channels (7 FD's and 3 PD's are in the mix). This would allow paging on their own conventional...

Only activity heard on this Freq is a still to be Identified CC 10 SL:1 TG: 101 and 109, weak, but sometimes indicating Cap+ (from March 2021)

W1KNE wrote: ↑05 Nov 2023 10:17 451.7125 CC07 TG1 SL1

Heard while in Canton. Not TopGolf.
Several mentions about "GSC".

Anyone local, confirm that East Haven is still patching UHF to 33.5200 PL 131.8 (missing from the Wiki)

a couple of threads on RR about VHF is the back-up to T-Band along with the Trunk - so look for more FDNY VHF band opennings Couldn't partake today due to work, but it is ramping up again, and an old friend is loud and clear here tonight. 154.250 186.2 FDNY Have I been missing them all this time or ...

the Map keeps getting better and better, maybe I need to tune the DSD+ for some UHF DMR

LTE4NFD wrote: ↑25 Oct 2023 10:43 Getting BFD Ch 7 453.6500 131.8 5 bars on my 996P2 that sits in my kitchen with just the back of the set antenna...maybe I should go upstairs and fire the radio room up...

Awesome into NH/ME this am on VHF

https://vhf.dxview.org/

I always forget you Part 74 and those Part 22 Paging still, not LMR users

W1KNE wrote: ↑15 Oct 2023 13:37 451-469 minus 455-455.9875. Part 74 frequencies were always exempt from narrowbanding, as many of them are even wider than normal emissions bandwidths. (Radio still can use 50K0...)

YMMV as to what works best for you and your monitored agencies. The Narrowband Mandate DID apply to T-Band initially. Many of the Boston area (BAPERN, Metro Fire, NEMLEC, Plymouth County etc) had already obtained Grant Money to narrowband when T-Band got the exemption Since many radios still had to ...