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Re: 855.4625 AMR
Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2012 8:04 am
by cvrules90
brandon wrote:Awesome sounds good man. Look forward to finding out what you can hear on it.
Thanks!
4and6 wrote:I'm going to monitor it...and see what I find .
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Have you been able to find anything on that frequency?
Re: 855.4625 AMR
Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2012 8:30 pm
by 4and6
cvrules90 wrote:brandon wrote:Awesome sounds good man. Look forward to finding out what you can hear on it.
Thanks!
4and6 wrote:I'm going to monitor it...and see what I find .
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Have you been able to find anything on that frequency?
Nada happening on it...
Re: 855.4625 AMR
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 10:37 am
by cvrules90
Then it's probably a defunct frequency. Previous listings had it down as AMR Indio, or AMR Desert, or something like that.
Re: 855.4625 AMR
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 11:41 pm
by PTR-Jason
I am going out on a limb and saying it maybe something they use if they have to go into SB County, which uses SBSOs system. That way they can use 800 band if they have to do an transfer to say Loma Linda or something, or if they are sent to cover 29 Palms or something. IDK.
I know Hemet/San Jac AMR units are sometimes sent to the desert for coverage.
But I know in SB County are use 800 Smartnet for dispatch.
Re: 855.4625 AMR
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:56 am
by cvrules90
PTR-Jason wrote:I am going out on a limb and saying it maybe something they use if they have to go into SB County, which uses SBSOs system. That way they can use 800 band if they have to do an transfer to say Loma Linda or something, or if they are sent to cover 29 Palms or something. IDK.
I know Hemet/San Jac AMR units are sometimes sent to the desert for coverage.
But I know in SB County are use 800 Smartnet for dispatch.
That's probably it, probably a simplex frequency for accessing the system.