CSP is using TG 20848 TRAF3 at the Hebron Fair this weekend.
Hebron Fair
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kmacinct
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Police will be on a number of eastern district channels for the big country concert.
Fire EMS as usual on interop channels... Easy to find.
Fair and security on UHF radios rented from an out of state vendor. Random business channels, a few low power repeaters.
Definitely plenty of things to listen to....
The big concert tomorrow will be interesting..
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Fire EMS as usual on interop channels... Easy to find.
Fair and security on UHF radios rented from an out of state vendor. Random business channels, a few low power repeaters.
Definitely plenty of things to listen to....
The big concert tomorrow will be interesting..
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Interesting ??? why is Miley Cyrus performing?? lol
also the county fire and police channels and the CSP hotine channel 858.2625 pl 156.7
Last I knew it was FL/GA Line playing sunday
kmacinct
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NJ/MD Line?
It's all the same - Southern Twang Music...
But yes, FGL is on Sunday at 3:30 - and will overwhelm the region.....
There are alot of plans and back up plans in place, but it's a Sunday, on a nice weekend - for a $13.00 Show, with a lot of pick-up-trks, etc etc etc..
Happy Listening all day.....
kmacinct
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Now that it's over...
STOCS 1 V.U.8 Primary Fire/EMS
STOCS 2 U Secondary Incident
STOCS 3 U Staging and Commercial AMB
CSP 42 & 43 for Grounds and Traffic Control
8Tac91D for COML and COMT coordination
Fair Group had 4 repeaters on site and 6 simplex channels
Police Explorers had their UHF Channel
Carnival Group had their UHF Channels
Stage Crew had their Radios...
Ham Radio had a repeater
There was a lot of last minute planning - and a few minor changes had to be made
State of CT MCV3 provided secondary comms and techs, and utilized the video equipment to monitor the crowd
Region 4 C&C Trailer acted as the Unified Command Post - and even had CSP w/ a CAD system up and running.
"Fair Comm" provided the day-to-day comms and was represented by local hams and CERT members...
STOCS 1 V.U.8 Primary Fire/EMS
STOCS 2 U Secondary Incident
STOCS 3 U Staging and Commercial AMB
CSP 42 & 43 for Grounds and Traffic Control
8Tac91D for COML and COMT coordination
Fair Group had 4 repeaters on site and 6 simplex channels
Police Explorers had their UHF Channel
Carnival Group had their UHF Channels
Stage Crew had their Radios...
Ham Radio had a repeater
There was a lot of last minute planning - and a few minor changes had to be made
State of CT MCV3 provided secondary comms and techs, and utilized the video equipment to monitor the crowd
Region 4 C&C Trailer acted as the Unified Command Post - and even had CSP w/ a CAD system up and running.
"Fair Comm" provided the day-to-day comms and was represented by local hams and CERT members...
Wow... So they did use the STOCS/8TAC channels. Pretty cool.
Did they just leave their usual frequencies and temporarily migrate to STOCS for Fire/EMS? Or STOCS was fair-only incidents and the traditional frequencies were out-of-fair incidents.
Did they just leave their usual frequencies and temporarily migrate to STOCS for Fire/EMS? Or STOCS was fair-only incidents and the traditional frequencies were out-of-fair incidents.
xplorer417
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I was wondering what 8Tac91D as in was it direct or were they digital just curious
ecps92
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National Interoperability Field Operations Guide | Homeland Security
D = Direct aka Simplex
At this time P25 is not recognized IO option for the 800 Band
D = Direct aka Simplex
At this time P25 is not recognized IO option for the 800 Band
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