Scan New England

154.2050 D054 Monmouth County NJ Fire/EMS 153.8600 162.2 Stonington CT Townwide Interop 152.7800 127.3 Unknown, guessing local. Semi-informal/business? 155.8725 D343 Blackstone MA Police 154.1600 71.9 Digby Dispatch, Digby, Nova Scotia - Clear ID as "Digby Dispatch" on numerous occasions. ...

VHF-HI opening right now.

155.5650 D025 Sea Isle City NJ Police
162.4000 NOAA Weather for Cape May NJ area and Delaware Bay
155.9850 118.8 Lincoln County ME Fire
155.5800 94.8 Dunstable or Groton MA Police
154.1900 162.2 Bridgehampton NY Fire District Dispatch

All NOAA Weather frequencies are lit up here. Also Environment Canada on 161.775 in French.

Fundy Traffic on 156.700 (Marine CH14). http://www.shiptraffic.net/marine-traff ... y_of_Fundy

Another US Marshalls P25 system, Atlantic City NJ according to RR. 170.8375 CC, $4F2 ENC. 171.6125 shows as only other system channel, both VIA DSD+ FL and RR.

Might as well start the new day here...it's still out there.

171.6125 CC $4F9 US Marshalls Suffolk County NY, P25 trunked system. Also shows 169.6375 and 170.6750 as voice channels. https://www.radioreference.com/db/sid/11588

Still good here, found one I haven't heard before.

171.6125 P25 CC $4F9, US Marshalls Suffolk County NY per RR

https://www.radioreference.com/db/sid/11588

NYPD coming up at 476 MHz and in what looks like several spots at 470 MHz.

Bands open yet again tonight and stumbled on a new one for me, 460.3125 CC9, North Wildwood NJ Police, which is in the southern part of the state just above Cape May.

Scott wrote: ↑22 Jul 2022 12:42 I've got ProScan running on it now, logging each transmission to an individual file so I can see the difference in recording lengths and pick out any voice traffic.

The WiFi connection on the BCD536HP is an utter disaster. I can't keep it connected to my network so this project is DIW.

I've got ProScan running on it now, logging each transmission to an individual file so I can see the difference in recording lengths and pick out any voice traffic.

Peculiar-er! May have to run an extended "record to file" session on this one. I've had it on all morning and for the entirety of the time It's been doing its thing as described.

xhe1n wrote: ↑21 Jul 2022 22:55 Just heard "2L38" looking for "2L35", Flight Line Communications. Voice mode

I have yet to hear any voice traffic on here. Was it the same DCS tone? I ask because the bands were quite open on VHF last night (and still to an extent as I type this).

471.5875 $283 Gloucester MA Police

Nice VHF-HI opening in all directions from where I sit. So far: 155.4300 179.9 Dudley MA Police 155.2200 173.8 American Ambulance Norwich CT 154.9350 $826 Mont Vernon NH? or Bedford NH according to Wiki 155.4900 D331 Monson MA Police 154.9125 141.3 Somewhere in Hampden County MA 154.8150 141.3 Maybe...

Well I'm definitely hearing a W as I type this...but also definitely heard an M prior to that. Curiouser and curiouser....

I thought you or someone did too but damned if I can find a reference to it here. In any event I am out in that area from time to time as well and I'll have a listen the next time.

murphcc1 wrote: ↑21 Jul 2022 14:12 Im not getting any of that from Bourne Scott.
Live about 9 miles west of you.
Using sds200 with Larsen multi band antenna.

Could be a matter of those zany filters in the SDS models but as I recall your antennae are indoors too.

deacon wrote: ↑21 Jul 2022 14:36 I am hearing it loud & clear in North Mashpee. This used to be a dispatch frequency for the RISP North Zone prior to RISCON.

It's pretty strong here. I remember when RISP used it, but as you state it's been a while and I believe it had a PL of 118.8.

I swear there was a conversation here about this, or something similar to this, at one point. This repeats a transmission every five seconds, that is five seconds in length. For lack of a better explanation each transmission begins with what sounds like CW, the letter W. On and on and on incessantly...

NYPD getting strong here. 476.4625 110.9 coming up along with many other signals as well. VHF hi seems to be getting going as well. Had an MSCOMMNET CC on 170 MHz a while ago.

They're moored now. Other sources indicated they did not observe them either while they were airborne.

Just caught them again on 122.900 starting to make their approach to Marstons Mills Airport from the sounds of it. Taking a look around to see if there are any ship to ground comms elsewhere.

Blimp is airborne at this time. Seen through the trees to the west of my house, heading south probably towards Nantucket Sound. Heard comms on 122.900 prior to departure. Nothing on Hood Blimp frequency of 123.350.

Wow, Motorola won a bid in Massachusetts....who'd uh thunk it?

Well in the words of Moe Howard of the Three Stooges, "Well? GET STARTED!". My SDS200 sounds like crap on the analog system.