Los Angeles County Coroner Frequencies
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Check the LA county database page. It appears that the Coroner has several talkgroups on the LA county CWIRS system, which is P25 digital - typeII
Speaking of. The LA County "Office of the Coroner" actually has a gift shop on site.
www.lacoroner.com
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Los Angeles Countywide Integrated Radio System (CWIRS) Trunking System, Various, California
Los Angeles Countywide Integrated Radio System (CWIRS) Trunking System Profile
www.radioreference.com
Medical Examiner-Coroner Talkgroups
| DEC | HEX | Mode | Alpha Tag | Description | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11407 | 2c8f | D | CORONER 1 | Dispatch (patch with EDACS 09-021) | Public Works |
| 11408 | 2c90 | D | CORONER 2 | Tactical | Public Works |
ecps92
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Looks like the TAG needs to edits, unless it was an attempt at Dark Humor
Los Angeles Countywide Integrated Radio System (CWIRS) Trunking System, Various, California
Los Angeles Countywide Integrated Radio System (CWIRS) Trunking System Profilewww.radioreference.com
Medical Examiner-Coroner Talkgroups
DEC HEX Mode Alpha Tag Description Tag 11407 2c8f D CORONER 1 Dispatch (patch with EDACS 09-021) Public Works 11408 2c90 D CORONER 2 Tactical Public Works
I know I have seen it online. Morbid! Bob.
There not on the EDACS system anymore ...... on the new P2 CWIRS system .....your scanner must be phase 2 compatible.
kj6psg
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Is the Phase 2 upgrade recent? I haven't seen Phase 2 on that system.
kj6psg
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I know it's an old and dead topic, but I've been monitoring CWIRS for a bit lately and there's been zero Phase 2 activity. That should be changing soonish as the XTS5000s are replaced, but right now the system is all Phase 1 talkgroups with Phase 2 support available per bandplan. It's simulcast CQPSK so most Phase 1 scanners won't like it much. I can't monitor the system like I can monitor the Ventura County 700 MHz system (low field strength and no available receivers), but if I see Phase 2 usage I'll post in a new topic.
I noticed that the other day, I dusted off my 996XT and received the coroner. so it’s definitely a p1 system, when they do switch to the P2 software, do we need to reprogram.
I Also have a SDS 200 for the P2 system
I Also have a SDS 200 for the P2 system
My local fire department was given a CWIRS handheld by the county. It is a Harris/ M/A Com P7200 (or something that looks like that model), and is for use on the Disaster Management talkgroups. In those radios, it shows as "CITIES-A, CITIES-B, CITIES-C, etc. based on the DM area. I was in the chief's office within the past year, and he had an additional radio that was a Harris Unity XG-100. Also had "CITIES-(#)" on the display.
Matakovich1
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Harris the radio that might work. But can always be thrown at the suspect.
It died at the end of the year.
I seen a auction where they got rid a lot of the Harris radios, de programmed them and many others from my understanding were given mutual aide indentifiers and donated to various counties with mous.
Matakovich1
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So sad that was a cool gift shop. Back to the radios. PA state wide open sky built on Harris tech. I had to do time in a western PA comm center. The Harris radio couldnt even connect to the dispatch consul 2 feet away.
kayn1n32008
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Open sky and P25 are nothing alike. It wasn’t Harris tech, it was M/ACom. Harris inherited that garbage. Don’t even compare the two.
My province, Alberta, has a Harris P25/Phase 1 system that is over 335 unique radio sites and covers more square miles than any single trunk system in the US. It has at least 4 different brands of subscribers being used on it. Harris also built the second largest P25 system in North America, also in Canada.
Alberta is significantly larger that every state but Texas and Alaska.
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