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N6RVB, Where are you located? I'm listening to it right now with a good signal in the Riverside/ Corona area.

<>< Mike
Monitoring from western Riverside County, CA.

I checked out the caloes link, Excellent info.

Thanks, Brian.


<>< Mike

I don't know the specific details about rebanding, but my understanding is that the 861 ~ 868mhz frequencies formerly assigned to public safety have been / are being taken away from PS.

My question is this:
What happens to the National PS repeaters like FIREMARS on 868.9875?
Have they been ...

I'm hearing something on 820.2875 that sounds like public bus transit. This is a repeater with no apparent PL code.

I've monitored this briefly over the past couple of days. It sounds like a frequency specifically for the bus operator to report problems / emergencies to a dedicated dispatcher. So ...

avdrummerboy:

Okay, my bad. Thanks for pointing out my mistake. I meant 155.295, not 155.265.

Before the transition to digital, AMR used 155.295 as a repeater for their dispatch for the entire northwestern portion of Riverside County, including all of the cities for that area. The setup was 155.91 ...

I can't really address your question, as I don't have a digital-capable receiver. I did, however, want to comment that even though their primary dispatch freqs of 155.265R / 155.91 mob are digital, their repeater on 452.6875 PL103.5 is still analog.

<>< Mike

I haven't checked in for awhile, so I missed this.

The Pro-97 won't do digital, so most L/E is out. Other than that, it's a good general purpose scanner, I have a few of them and use them daily. You definitely want to use the Starsoft template program. You can make different templates for different ...

Update:

135.875 (above) is for the helicopters.
163.1 (new freq) is the Corona helibase.
167.0625 (new freq) is A/G.
167.1375 (new freq) sounds like hand crews.

<>< Mike

I've been monitoring this fire since it started. It's been mostly an air show in inaccessible terrain. Although I haven't confirmed the actual use assignment for some of these, all of the frequencies below are being used on this fire.

122.85 This is a common a/a contact freq used by the fire a/c ...

According to my log, I haven't heard anything on this frequency for the past thirteen years, but yesterday it was active.

151.235 R PL141.3 "This is an exercise" followed by reports of damage to a dam, and stream release figures.

I have this listed but unconfirmed as CA Dept of Water Resources ...