I can't seem to locate any current information on SRP radio frequencies. I did find some high band frequencies they were licensed for but heard nothing. I also found a trunked system they were using about ten years ago but now may be defunct. Does anyone know where to find current information? Thanks.
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The last I heard, they were on an OpenSky trunked system.
OpenSky systems cannot be monitored by any scanner. That's probably why no one has ever posted any info.
If you go to the FCC ULS page, you may be able to do a search and find out what frequencies they're using. I don't have a smart phone, let alone a computer, to do it myself.
FWIW, the Central Arizona Water Conservation District, which owns and operates the Central Arizona Project (CAP) Canal system, is also using OpenSky (per the Southwest Frequency Directory, 10th Edition, circa 2009). The frequencies listed for them include 866.4125, 867.5625, 868.1125, 868.5625 and 866.3875. As of this wrting (typing) two of them have an active CC.
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OpenSky systems cannot be monitored by any scanner. That's probably why no one has ever posted any info.
If you go to the FCC ULS page, you may be able to do a search and find out what frequencies they're using. I don't have a smart phone, let alone a computer, to do it myself.
FWIW, the Central Arizona Water Conservation District, which owns and operates the Central Arizona Project (CAP) Canal system, is also using OpenSky (per the Southwest Frequency Directory, 10th Edition, circa 2009). The frequencies listed for them include 866.4125, 867.5625, 868.1125, 868.5625 and 866.3875. As of this wrting (typing) two of them have an active CC.
John
Peoria
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