Lscott Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 Well then it wasn't DMR after all. The FCC database shows Delta Com is licensed for 462.53125, which is a standard frequency. The location shown is in Southfield, another is in Novi. NX48 is the very narrow mode of NXDN. This was the result of doing a search on digitalfrequencysearch.com under NXDN. Then looked up the license on the FCC's ULS license database. https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseLocDetail.jsp?licKey=1925372&keyLoc=15068559 The building in Southfield I think is the huge gold coated glass building near Evergreen and 10 Mile in Southfield. Right across the expressway from Lawrence Technological University, LTU, and down the street from Channel 7 TV. The signal might be a strong reflection off the water tower by the AAM plant in Royal Oak. I can't monitor an NXDN trunked system using my Kenwood NXDN radios. The firmware will refuse to open the audio on the radio. It detects the packets are coming from a trunked system and as a security measure won't produce audio unless the radio is registered on the system. Entering the frequencies as simplex won't work either. I've been told that Icom NXDN radios would likely work, they don't have that quirk builtin to their firmware, however I can't confirm that. NXDN Standards.zip Quote
MarkInTampa Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 Detacom sites, frequencies, control channel and known talkgroups... https://www.radioreference.com/db/sid/8091 Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 9 minutes ago, Lscott said: Well then it wasn't DMR after all. The FCC database shows Delta Com is licensed for 462.53125, which is a standard frequency. The location shown is in Southfield, another is in Novi. NX48 is the very narrow mode of NXDN. This was the result of doing a search on digitalfrequencysearch.com under NXDN. Then looked up the license on the FCC's ULS license database. https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseLocDetail.jsp?licKey=1925372&keyLoc=15068559 The building in Southfield I think is the huge gold coated glass building near Evergreen and 10 Mile in Southfield. Right across the expressway from Lawrence Technological University, LTU, and down the street from Channel 7 TV. The signal might be a strong reflection off the water tower by the AAM plant in Royal Oak. I can't monitor an NXDN trunked system using my Kenwood NXDN radios. The firmware will refuse to open the audio on the radio. It detects the packets are coming from a trunked system and as a security measure won't produce audio unless the radio is registered on the system. Entering the frequencies as simplex won't work either. I've been told that Icom NXDN radios would likely work, they don't have that quirk builtin to their firmware, however I can't confirm that. NXDN Standards.zip 6.23 MB · 0 downloads at this point my focus is gathering calls and extrapolating who it is, which will lead us to the result. I understand what you’re saying in theory, but it doesn’t add up to the real world results. Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 1 minute ago, markskjerve said: Detacom sites, frequencies, control channel and known talkgroups... https://www.radioreference.com/db/sid/8091 Yes, I have a subscription. It is populating customer radio ID data, which I’m confirming with delta com. So far nothing correlates to the RRDB listings, nothing even close. Quote
Lscott Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 I looked up the address. Surprise, It's not where I thought it was. The address listed in the FCC's database shows its across the street from the golf course on Evergreen. It's looks like it's almost across the street from the Southfield City offices, library, court house and jail on the east side. They just recently built a couple of round-abouts there I believe. Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 1 minute ago, Lscott said: I looked up the address. Surprise, It's not where I thought it was. The address listed in the FCC's database shows its across the street from the golf course on Evergreen. It's looks like it's almost across the street from the Southfield City offices, library, court house and jail on the east side. They just recently built a couple of round-abouts there I believe. Yes, that is too far away. You lose signal completely by 13 and greenfield Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 I’ll update this once I have enough humint to determine what the business is Quote
Lscott Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 3 minutes ago, SignallyCurious2 said: at this point my focus is gathering calls and extrapolating who it is, which will lead us to the result. I understand what you’re saying in theory, but it doesn’t add up to the real world results. Stranger things have happened. Had a thought. If it's a trunking system then there is an input and output frequency. You should see at least two pips on the spectrum display during each transmission. The lower power signal is likely the input. That one might be easier to zero in on since the area will be smaller and help localize the source. Quote
Lscott Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 5 minutes ago, SignallyCurious2 said: Yes, that is too far away. You lose signal completely by 13 and greenfield That's really poor coverage for a repeater system if it dies there. Quote
MarkInTampa Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 35 minutes ago, SignallyCurious2 said: Yes, I have a subscription. It is populating customer radio ID data, which I’m confirming with delta com. So far nothing correlates to the RRDB listings, nothing even close. That doesn't surprise me at all. The RRDB listings for talkgroups are user gathered and updated are are known to be incorrect or way outdated. There are a couple of guys in my area that run banks of SDS200 scanners logging gigabytes of data a week and keep RRDB somewhat up to date for my area. Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 5 minutes ago, markskjerve said: That doesn't surprise me at all. The RRDB listings for talkgroups are user gathered and updated are are known to be incorrect or way outdated. There are a couple of guys in my area that run banks of SDS200 scanners logging gigabytes of data a week and keep RRDB somewhat up to date for my area. I had to make some adjustments, it’s picking up 2 systems. A NEXEDGE 48 system on 462.5325 which is the offending signal and a IDAS system which is delta com single site on 462.5375, which they confirmed as theirs. The nexedge 48 site just keyed up and the guy is at Jefferson and Congress, downtown Detroit currently. Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 13 minutes ago, markskjerve said: That doesn't surprise me at all. The RRDB listings for talkgroups are user gathered and updated are are known to be incorrect or way outdated. There are a couple of guys in my area that run banks of SDS200 scanners logging gigabytes of data a week and keep RRDB somewhat up to date for my area. The radio alias is populating via the decoder, dsd+ doesn’t hook into RRDB like sdrtrunk does. Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 The NEXEDGE48 system is construction workers working somewhere in downtown Detroit. Lots of broken English / heavy Spanish accents, talking about Congress street and Jefferson, heading back up Woodward. I’ll upload calls a little later when I have a bigger batch SteveShannon 1 Quote
Lscott Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 I've been monitoring 462.5325MHz here at the office. I'm only a few miles directly due east of that water tower. I am getting something on the CCR triband radio I use as a scanner. It's not real strong and just short transmissions, about a second or two at a time. Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 25 Report Posted March 25 5 minutes ago, Lscott said: I've been monitoring 462.5325MHz here at the office. I'm only a few miles directly due east of that water tower. I am getting something on the CCR triband radio I use as a scanner. It's not real strong and just short transmissions, about a second or two at a time. That would be the offending signal - I’m listening to them crystal clear right now. Truck 850 just got back in the yard SteveShannon 1 Quote
SignallyCurious2 Posted March 26 Report Posted March 26 Not enough traffic to confirm this morning - dump trucks seem to be a common phrase leading me towards this. Quote
Lscott Posted March 26 Report Posted March 26 FCC database shows them licensed for VHF only and using DMR. https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=1210947 https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseFreqSum.jsp;JSESSIONID_ULSSEARCH=3P97hIOEmzSE_jvaTR3pepbHCYvM_n-Mf1fkabwZDAB8YVFyLPLy!-1848806523!-1099177123?licKey=1210947 Quote
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