[FedCom] New digital freqs

Wed, 17 Mar 2004 23:03:09 -0600

I copied some p25 traffic in the Mobile, AL. I believe the last two to be
FBI due to the "Baker" callsignes also heard on other local FBI frequencies.
Most everything else here is in the clear with a few agencies on DES on a
rare occasion.

163.4875  - Unknown Agency
165.0125  - FBI
167.5000  - FBI

Jason
KE4KZY

----- Original Message -----
From: "T.K. Ruffzarf" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 1:41 PM
Subject: [FedCom] New digital freqs

> If anyone finds any new P25 digital (coded or clear) Govt. VHF or UHF
freqs
> that they believe to be Justice, Treasury, etc., I'd be interested to
know.
> Also, ATF here (San Diego) is P25 encrypted on the same freqs, 166.5375
into
> 165.2875 PRIMARY and 165.9125 direct surveillance. Almost ALL of the 167
> allotment are HomSec repeaters, I've yet to find ANY car-to-car freqs
> anymore. The old FBI nationwide freqs of 167.5375 and 167.5625 are gone,
> with 167.550 and 167.575 probable replacements. The OCDETF on 164.550 is
> gone also, unknown what they switched to.
>   HomSec uses what they call 'WIDE AREA NETS", where they have one input
> (such as 162.6125) with 15 or 20 different output repeaters in 167 or 170.
> Scott
>
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