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Post by cw1ny3478 on Feb 10, 2007 14:15:42 GMT -5
I want to know, which crossband is good for the five towns area.
3rd battalion
i use to get 460.5375. but it no longer transmits.
can fing a pl for the 4537125, anyone have it???
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Post by ladder3 on Feb 11, 2007 23:51:35 GMT -5
46.10 XBAND 458.325 DPL 423
46.12 XBAND 453.087 DPL 423
46.32 XBAND 458.275 DPL 546
46.20 XBAND 453.987 DPL 423
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Post by scfdcomm on May 16, 2007 21:24:33 GMT -5
lADDER 3, Do you know where these are ran from? That way I won't waste time listening to one that's beyond my reception area.
THanks
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Post by Luke on May 17, 2007 9:05:12 GMT -5
Do you want him to program them in your radio for you too? lol Try them all out. Different people hear different things. Reception works in different ways. You may pick up what someone else cant. It doesnt hurt to try them. You wont be wasting any time if you cant hear anything b/c it wont hold up your radio. ;D
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Post by scfdcomm on May 22, 2007 19:18:16 GMT -5
Yes, I would like u to program it for me too......Some of these xbands aren't "constant up" and while listening to it on your scanner might be a breeze for ya, It gets a little more complicated when putting them into a motorola portable for monitoring purposes. I figured that since the purpose of this board is to share information that someone would chime in.
If you do a search on cross bands on the various groups out there, you'll see a lot of conflicting information.
THanks
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Post by Luke on May 22, 2007 19:53:31 GMT -5
As for your "constant up" theory, the only one I believe isnt always on was the 46.12 crossband out of Roslyn. I have not been within earshot of it in a while but I know it used to only activate when a Roslyn portable keyed up. The 46.32 crossband runs out of Roosevelt. It has no pl and has decent coverage to about the Nassau/Suffolk border. I cannot vouch for the others.
Hopefully I shared my knowledge to your satisfaction ;D ladder3 prob knows a bit more about this then I do. Good luck!
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Post by ladder3 on May 23, 2007 10:40:56 GMT -5
THIS IS WHAT I HAVE IN MY RADIO MOTORLA RADIO AND WORKS
46.10 XBAND 453.662 DPL 466 WAS FULL TIME RIGHT NOW OFF
46.12 XBAND 453.087 DPL 423 NOT FULL TIME
46.32 XBAND 458.275 DPL 546 FULL TIME ACTIVE
46.20 XBAND 453.712 CSQ FULL TIME ACTIVE
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Post by volffemt on May 23, 2007 15:49:37 GMT -5
As for your "constant up" theory, the only one I believe isnt always on was the 46.12 crossband out of Roslyn. I have not been within earshot of it in a while but I know it used to only activate when a Roslyn portable keyed up. The 46.32 crossband runs out of Roosevelt. It has no pl and has decent coverage to about the Nassau/Suffolk border. I cannot vouch for the others. Hopefully I shared my knowledge to your satisfaction ;D ladder3 prob knows a bit more about this then I do. Good luck! Does not have to be a Roslyn portable, any UHF portable can use this patch. Just an FYI guys, these patches are great. Just keep in mind, by using these patches, your actually transmitting off a low band base station on a firehouse somewhere (30 to 100+ watts most likely). For radio courtesy, just remember that your not really using a 5 watt portable, and you can easily blow others off the air that are actually using low band portables. |
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Post by scfdcomm on May 28, 2007 22:40:46 GMT -5
Luke, Thanks... It's hard to figure out what's new and what's expired info on all these frequency lists online. I've started my own list of verified freqs for Nassau and the Nassau?Suffolk border area. If anyone wants it, pm me... Anyhow- I was not aware that these were always on.. Now I know.
The Roslyn xb Does have pretty decent coverage.
They used to run RICK units in all chief vehicles and fly car but that didnt work out too well,
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