State Parks

[SDBud]

Anyone know where the State Parks guys (Borrego, Ocotillo) have gone?
Have someone in the desert looking for them, the listed rebanded freqs aren't working..

 

[mike619]

Have you tried the old 800 Mhz frequencies that they used prior to rebanding also the new 700 Mhz?

 

[SDBud]

Have you tried the old 800 Mhz frequencies that they used prior to rebanding also the new 700 Mhz?

It's not me trying to listen, but a friend. He says they disappeared off the old freqs, and aren't on the new rebanded freq in the database. Someone else says they're on the RCS, but didn't have any talkgroups.

 

[scottyhetzel]

I live in the desert..I hear them on conv. 800 MHz listed in R. R. D.B. . They are still there...it’s roasting out there this time of the year. So nights are busier...and of course any time of the year other than summer.

 

[K6CDO]

Bud, use the rebanded channel for the Pink in the DB. All sites except Boucher had been retuned in the desert.

 

[P25Radio]

Is the rebanded Pink ch now active?

 

[SDBud]

Is the rebanded Pink ch now active?

My friend in the desert says he can't find the Rangers anywhere recently. Nothing on the rebanded freq. (there is only one freq).

 

[P25Radio]

Toro peak is active on the new re-banded ch.I was camping at Culp last night and listened to the park system out there. I have noticed that all the re-banded stuff for the rangers are the same freq and tone. Are they using a voter system? Or do the repeaters have a separate input tone? All the out-puts are the same 115. I heard the rangers saying Cercom 24boy24 on Black, Toro ect. Is there a reason why they call out the mt site they are on? If so does the data base need to be up dated with the tones? Just asking.

 

[scottyhetzel]

It’s surcom ( southern communication) yes the output is on the same 115 . 24 boy 24 always I.d. If They are by the nearest tower...which is toro peak on highway 74. If the rangers are near each other more than likely they will be using the same tower. However if your a ranger in piccacho ..you would use the tower down there by the border. Not sure if it’s a vote steer. Chp low band is however..

I been listening to the new band freq. all day today. The old freq. is gone. We need more people to confirm the large area coverage .. the rangers might be on the old freq. down in piccacho...but I dought it.

 

[P25Radio]

It’s surcom ( southern communication) yes the output is on the same 115 . 24 boy 24 always I.d. If They are by the nearest tower...which is toro peak on highway 74. If the rangers are near each other more than likely they will be using the same tower. However if your a ranger in piccacho ..you would use the tower down there by the border. Not sure if it’s a vote steer. Chp low band is however..

I been listening to the new band freq. all day today. The old freq. is gone. We need more people to confirm the large area coverage .. the rangers might be on the old freq. down in piccacho...but I dought it.

Sorry you are right SURCOM. Question is are the input the same for all their repeaters or are they different? I do not see it listed in the data base like it is on some of the VHF and UHF stuff. Might be a question for the state radio techs.

 

[scottyhetzel]

What your angle for the inputs? 99.9 % of people don’t need the TX..

 

[billybob]

I use the inputs to see how close the mobile transmitter is. Kinda like the Bear Tracker. Now that I read the other posts... I do not monitor the input pl tone but I do monitor the input frequency. Thanks edit.

 

[P25Radio]

If your monitoring the input freq a simple tone reader would do the job or maybe a scanner set up would. Just wondering why some are listed and others not, case in point.


Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP YNEZ Rangers - Santa Ynez Peak (input 156.7 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP DIABLO Rangers - West Santa Cruz Island (Mt. Diablo) (input 123.0 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP FBI Rangers - East Santa Cruz Island (FBI) (input 146.2 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP SISAR Rangers - Sisar Peak (input 127.3 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP SNICHOL Rangers - San Nicholas Island (input 141.3 PL) FMN Federal
166.78750 172.40000 RM CINP Ranger2 Rangers 2 FMN Federal
171.67500 CINP RangerT Rangers Tac FMN Federal

Inyo County
Sheriff

Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
154.72500 155.41500 WNMX297 RM 97.4 PL Inyo Co SD1 Dispatch Primary FM Law Dispatch
151.02500 156.06000 WPYQ969 RM Inyo Co SD2 Dispatch Secondary FM Law Tac
155.53500 KD40163 M Inyo Co SD Tac Tactical FM Law Tac

Fire/EMS

Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
153.87500 155.88000 WNSV573 RM 151.4 PL Inyo Co FD South County Fire Dispatch (Owen's Valley) FM Fire Dispatch
154.31000 BM 136.5 PL Inyo Co EMS Symons Ambulance Co Dispatch / EMS-Hospital Net FM EMS Dispatch

 

[scottyhetzel]

If your monitoring the input freq a simple tone reader would do the job or maybe a scanner set up would. Just wondering why some are listed and others not, case in point.


Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP YNEZ Rangers - Santa Ynez Peak (input 156.7 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP DIABLO Rangers - West Santa Cruz Island (Mt. Diablo) (input 123.0 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP FBI Rangers - East Santa Cruz Island (FBI) (input 146.2 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP SISAR Rangers - Sisar Peak (input 127.3 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP SNICHOL Rangers - San Nicholas Island (input 141.3 PL) FMN Federal
166.78750 172.40000 RM CINP Ranger2 Rangers 2 FMN Federal
171.67500 CINP RangerT Rangers Tac FMN Federal

Inyo County
Sheriff

Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
154.72500 155.41500 WNMX297 RM 97.4 PL Inyo Co SD1 Dispatch Primary FM Law Dispatch
151.02500 156.06000 WPYQ969 RM Inyo Co SD2 Dispatch Secondary FM Law Tac
155.53500 KD40163 M Inyo Co SD Tac Tactical FM Law Tac

Fire/EMS

Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
153.87500 155.88000 WNSV573 RM 151.4 PL Inyo Co FD South County Fire Dispatch (Owen's Valley) FM Fire Dispatch
154.31000 BM 136.5 PL Inyo Co EMS Symons Ambulance Co Dispatch / EMS-Hospital Net FM EMS Dispatch

What does this have to do with the 800mhz freq. we are blogging about ?

 

[scottyhetzel]

I use the inputs to see how close the mobile transmitter is. Kinda like the Bear Tracker. Now that I read the other posts... I do not monitor the input pl tone but I do monitor the input frequency. Thanks edit.

Than at the top of the freq. data base ...under state parks of course, check the box to show input freq. than on your scanner search p.l. .

 

[P25Radio]

What does this have to do with the 800mhz freq. we are blogging about ?

Simple why show one and not the others.Think about this, If say Toro and Black Mt had the same input tones, and both can be brought up on the same tone If transmitting to Toro, would that not create a mess with the repeaters? You can be at OW and be in range of both machines. Would that cause a heterodyne effect on the TX side of the repeaters?

 

[P25Radio]

Than at the top of the freq. data base ...under state parks of course, check the box to show input freq. than on your scanner search p.l. .

Be running to the desert to much from the coast,then of course you would have to be lucky and close enough to receive the TX from the ranger's mobile or handheld.

 

[scottyhetzel]

I’m also hearing the new San Jacinto new rebanded park freq. this is located in Idyllwild area located in riverside county.

 

[K6CDO]

If your monitoring the input freq a simple tone reader would do the job or maybe a scanner set up would. Just wondering why some are listed and others not, case in point.

<snip list of Federal and Local VHF frequencies having nothing to do with State Parks>

Frequencies at VHF (both Low Band and High Band) are not paired. Hence, the input field is listed.

Frequencies at UHF (450 - 512, 700 and 800) are paired with a standard offset (+5 MHz for 450-470, + 3 MHz for 470-512, +30 MHz for 700 MHz, and -45 MHz for 800 MHz). Therefore, there is no need to list the input frequency, as it is easily discernible.

 

[kma371]

If your monitoring the input freq a simple tone reader would do the job or maybe a scanner set up would. Just wondering why some are listed and others not, case in point.


Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP YNEZ Rangers - Santa Ynez Peak (input 156.7 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP DIABLO Rangers - West Santa Cruz Island (Mt. Diablo) (input 123.0 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP FBI Rangers - East Santa Cruz Island (FBI) (input 146.2 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP SISAR Rangers - Sisar Peak (input 127.3 PL) FMN Federal
171.70000 163.33750 RM 100.0 PL CINP SNICHOL Rangers - San Nicholas Island (input 141.3 PL) FMN Federal
166.78750 172.40000 RM CINP Ranger2 Rangers 2 FMN Federal
171.67500 CINP RangerT Rangers Tac FMN Federal

Inyo County
Sheriff

Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
154.72500 155.41500 WNMX297 RM 97.4 PL Inyo Co SD1 Dispatch Primary FM Law Dispatch
151.02500 156.06000 WPYQ969 RM Inyo Co SD2 Dispatch Secondary FM Law Tac
155.53500 KD40163 M Inyo Co SD Tac Tactical FM Law Tac

Fire/EMS

Frequency Input License Type Tone Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
153.87500 155.88000 WNSV573 RM 151.4 PL Inyo Co FD South County Fire Dispatch (Owen's Valley) FM Fire Dispatch
154.31000 BM 136.5 PL Inyo Co EMS Symons Ambulance Co Dispatch / EMS-Hospital Net FM EMS Dispatch

The ones you listed without an input are not repeaters. That's why they are not listed.