Thread: Data on the air. How's it encoded?
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Re: Data on the air. How's it encoded?
OK, that all fits.

Go to the FCC page I quoted in Post 4, type in WPVQ32 and hit Search.
I chose WPVQ322 and found it is registered to Cook Telecom in San Francisco, authorized frequencies between 152.825 and 152.855 for service CP (Part 22 VHF/UHF Paging).

POCSAG is by far the most popular paging protocol, and the fact that you can decode ANY data proves that you have the right one - if it was something else you'd get nothing.
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