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Anyone know if the RVC fire calls are sent to pagers and if so what provider they use? Use VHF or one of the 900 MHz FLEX networks or something else? I really haven't looked around for them... the only ones I remember finding locally are from LA, SB and San Diego. Need to put this 4 level data slic...

All right thanks sounds good. I'll give them a call a couple of days before my flight, which will probably be December of this year. Station 33 is really old, but has most of the nice equipment like the ladder and swift water rescue. I like the new stations like 32,81, 93 as far as being nice. :mrg...

Swift water rescue? I didn't know they had that! I see it on the road once in awhile... it looks like paramedic squad from thousand palms station, but it is larger and is newer. I need to stop by the station and get the tour and I will take some pictures. It probably the nicest apparatus I have eve...

I might have answered my own question. I heard an LA (la quinta) unit number 416 say " Gang 416 clear with my subject".

cvrules90 wrote:As a rule of thumb, communities east of Washington are served by the Indio (now Thermal) station (if they're served by RSO that is).

I know what station handles it but which units ? Charles 53 ?

I seen the RSO beat map for the main city ...however I dont see the beat map for del Webb. Does anyone know what units handle that area ? Is this area handled by thermal station since its east of Washington ? Thank u in-advance...

Anyone interested in motor unit locations by city ? For example: motor 434

Does anyone know where the Colorado River Station went? A friend reported they are no longer heard on the EDACS system and no luck searching the entire 800 MHz range. Isn't it too early for PSEC or could they really be switching this soon? Any ideas? Hi Brandon... I was in Blythe the other day and ...

I remember hearing 500s in La Quinta (The "LA" units). I'm not sure what exactly those were, they might just be ways of designating some units. What channels were you hearing them on? I hear them on thermal ( la quinta)main primary for handling calls. Those high number units are very acti...

cvrules90 wrote:Sweet! Hopefully it'll stay open long enough for me to see it when I visit.

Check out the swift water rescue unit....it's super sweet !