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Old 04-07-2008, 2:18 PM
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Can somebody down in Delco monitor 453.925/458.925 for a while and see if they hear anything?

This freq is licensed to Delaware County. The description on the license seems to indicate it is a repeater for use by emergency management personnel.

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It has a pl of 203.5 but I havn't heard it in use except for radio repair doing tests. That freq is also used by the Philadelphia Streets Dept. so you will need to monitor it with the tone.
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I've had that channel in for years with the Delco PL and have never heard anything of interest.

Even during bad weather / situations / events.

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