CSP EOC

[coolrich55]

TG 48720 was being used during the storm for plow operations. Complete with foul language and whatnot. Listed as E.O.C. in the database. I've never heard plow operators use this channel before. Somebody screw up or is this new?

 

[cg]

That is CONNCOM 2 being patched to P25 DOT Connection TG which is patched from a CTDOT lowband channel. This is the future... CONNDOT chit chat. It was District 1 for a while, not sure if it still is.

chris

 

[doctordialtone]

TG 48720 was being used during the storm for plow operations. Complete with foul language and whatnot. Listed as E.O.C. in the database. I've never heard plow operators use this channel before.

Yep. Seeing UID 45991 ~ 45994 so far. Nice language!

 

[Cheeseburgers]

Aahahahah I heard this too. I had it recorded w/ my SDS100 because I did not know what the heck I was hearing. One guy was saying "Wow he must be on some good sh*t." and "Don't drive like a f*ggot"

hahah

 

[Kitn1mcc]

Being in a plow truck for hours can make you a little nutty

 

[darkness975]

I wish I had heard / recorded this. Not sure if I would be able to hear it from my area though.

I have not updated my scanners in a while. Were these transmissions being broadcast on an already existing channel that will have to be re-labelled with a RR database update?

 

[coolrich55]

They were on the CSP 800 system.

 

[darkness975]

Roger that

 

[Cheeseburgers]

looks like I heard what sounds like more plow guys on Statewide Common 2

 

[doctordialtone]

looks like I heard what sounds like more plow guys on Statewide Common 2

"Statewide Common 2" is being used by the Radio Service to set up and confirm programming on new radios.

The chat is sometimes informal.

 

[Cheeseburgers]

ahhh