La Paz County Sheriff
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I did a quick run through the FCC database. The VHF frequency is still active in the FCC database.
The only other 800mhz system, not assigned to Nextel, Fisher, Arizona Public Service company, besides the one site on the WARICS system in Quartzsite, are some smaller entities.
They should be on VHF or possibly on WARICS.
I plugged in the WARICS freqs from the database but didn't hear a thing in Quartzite or anywhere on I-10.
Looking at my notes I logged some hits on 155.700 173.8 coming down the hill into Ehrenberg, but don't remember what it was. Unfortunately I didn't spend much time on VHF so it remains a possibility.
Looking at my notes I logged some hits on 155.700 173.8 coming down the hill into Ehrenberg, but don't remember what it was. Unfortunately I didn't spend much time on VHF so it remains a possibility.
La Paz and Mohave counties are still VHF (except Lake Havasu City - Mot2 800).
Looks like a slow move for the Yuma Regional Communication System (YCRS) northward. The Q site probably wouldn't cover Parker and the strip area - I think its mainly for YCRS North Yuma County coverage. They did have a site on Oatman Mtn that was patched to the White Tanks 700 system during an interops test between RWC and YRCS. I'll have to find the link to the story. I think at this point that WARICS is a bit of a misnomer - its YCRS in the correspondence I've seen.
(edit) Its also supposed to link to RCS Imperial County from Telegraph Pass.
John
Looks like a slow move for the Yuma Regional Communication System (YCRS) northward. The Q site probably wouldn't cover Parker and the strip area - I think its mainly for YCRS North Yuma County coverage. They did have a site on Oatman Mtn that was patched to the White Tanks 700 system during an interops test between RWC and YRCS. I'll have to find the link to the story. I think at this point that WARICS is a bit of a misnomer - its YCRS in the correspondence I've seen.
(edit) Its also supposed to link to RCS Imperial County from Telegraph Pass.
John
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The freqs referenced for La Paz SO, are valid frequencies, licensed to the same. Check this link, for where they may be in use: ((caution, may load slow, loading map graphics too))
FCC Callsign KNGC516 Details
It would be nice to verify those F1-F5 channels
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scalradio
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Well I have all the time in the world today so i will plug in the freqs i found and listen all day and report back on what i found. I am right outside of az on i 10.
RWC - YCRS interops test
Here's a link to the aforementioned interops test between RWC and YRCS: http://www.azgita.gov/psic/meetings...strationProjectPSCCSIECBriefing2008-11-20.pdf
I never did find info for the freqs on Oatman...
Here's a link to the aforementioned interops test between RWC and YRCS: http://www.azgita.gov/psic/meetings...strationProjectPSCCSIECBriefing2008-11-20.pdf
I never did find info for the freqs on Oatman...
scalradio
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ok over here across the river i am hear traffic on 155.700.
That should be the input. Nothing on 155.31mhz? Also, are you able to verify the PL tone?
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scalradio
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My radio keep hitting on 173.8 and the unit was i 10 at mm 49
BTW,
Riverside County is building an all digital Motorola 700 MHZ P25 system (Completion around 2012) that is supposed to eventually link up with surrounding Counties such as OC,San Bernardino,San Diego,Imperial plus La Paz and Yuma.
Riverside County is building an all digital Motorola 700 MHZ P25 system (Completion around 2012) that is supposed to eventually link up with surrounding Counties such as OC,San Bernardino,San Diego,Imperial plus La Paz and Yuma.
Oh really. Where's the information on this? I've been spending a lot of time in Southern California and Riverside is one system that is always included since the county covers all of I10 from east of Yuccapia to the line. I'd be very interested to see how they hook up with San Bernadino whose system is an analog one and probably won't be compatable with a 700MHz P25 system.
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scottyhetzel
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Hi, All,
Resurrected a old thread....where did la Paz sheriff end up? I looked in the DB but it's not very clear.
738 ?
Resurrected a old thread....where did la Paz sheriff end up? I looked in the DB but it's not very clear.
738 ?
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KB7MIB
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They are most likely encrypted on the 700/800 MHz YRCS (Yuma Regional Communications System) trunked system.
Since they're encrypted, unless someone with LPCSO or another agency in the know comments, scanner listeners can't confirm any information as to TG's, etc.
John
Peoria
Since they're encrypted, unless someone with LPCSO or another agency in the know comments, scanner listeners can't confirm any information as to TG's, etc.
John
Peoria
scottyhetzel
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KB7MIB
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Can't confirm because they're encrypted. If we can't understand what's being said due to the encryption, we can't confirm what TG's belong to them, or which TG is channel 1, which is channel 2, etc.
I've driven out to Quartzite and done some monitoring. The encrypted TG's I found were:
621
625
645
659
663
712
713
715
But who do they belong to? La Paz County Sheriff? Quartzite Police? Another agency? I don't know, because they're encrypted. We would need someone, a deputy, an officer, or a radio tech in the know, to submit the info. Not that it would really do us any good, since they are encrypted.
John
Peoria
I've driven out to Quartzite and done some monitoring. The encrypted TG's I found were:
621
625
645
659
663
712
713
715
But who do they belong to? La Paz County Sheriff? Quartzite Police? Another agency? I don't know, because they're encrypted. We would need someone, a deputy, an officer, or a radio tech in the know, to submit the info. Not that it would really do us any good, since they are encrypted.
John
Peoria
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scottyhetzel
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Thanks John, I appreciate your hard work!
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