need the chp frequ for stat capital the uhf one

[mts200]

ok i need the chp frequency for the stat cap gays uhf one

 

[mkewman]

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=995#cid-3735

i assume you're looking for chp capitol security frequencies? 460.375 and 460.450.

if you're fixin' to listen during special events, the CHP valley division offices tend to use the blue as well (out 42.34/in 42.18) i reccomend you use the pl tone (valley div. is 179.9) on the blue as well, as it is a statewide channel, so sometimes you'll heard distant transmissions from the bay area and such.

hope that helps!

 

[Mick]

Hello. Some CHP and other State frqs. near the Capitol are worth checking:

KYK296
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (CHP HQ):
2555 FIRST AVE, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation (F&G, Dept. of Forestry, Parks/Rec, and Water Resources bldg.):
1416 NINTH ST RM 1723, SACRAMENTO, CA
38 34 32.7 N, 121 29 51.8 W
453.20
458.20
460.025
460.0875
460.2125
460.3375
460.375
464.45
465.0875
465.2125
465.3375
465.375
465.45

KD20129
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Dept. of Social Services):
744 P ST, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
38-34-24.7 N, 121-29-58.8 W
453.55

WGT701
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Dept. of Personnel Admin):
1515 S ST, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
1515 S ST, SACRAMENTO, CA
38-34-11.7 N, 121-29-23.8 W
159.03

WPEP928
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (State Job Training Coord. Council, Veterans Employment & Training):
800 CAPITOL MALL, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation (Employment Development Dept., Ops Planning and Support Division):
722 CAPITOL MALL SACRAMENTO, CA
38-34-38.7 N, 121-29-52.8 W
453.55

WPGM315
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Real Estate Services Division, Health & Safety):
1304 O ST STE 301, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation (Caltrans; Ca. Transportation Division):
1120 N ST SACRAMENTO, CA
38-34-26.7 N, 121-29-33.8 W
453.55
458.55

WPHM457
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (CHP):
STATE CAPITOL RM 1149, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
CALIFORNIA STATE CAPITOL SACRAMENTO, CA
38-34-35.7 N, 121-29-36.8 W
460.45
465.45

WPMF457
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (CHP Protective Services Division):
1801 NINTH ST, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
1801 NINTH ST, SACRAMENTO, CA
38-34-18.7 N, 121-29-54.8 W
453.20
458.20
460.025
460.375
460.45
465.025
465.375
465.45

WPRH534
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points
601 SEQUOIA PACIFIC BLVD, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
38-34-37.7 N, 121-29-51.8 W (8th St. between N Street & Capitol Mall):
460.525
465.525

WQAN648
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Real Estate Services Division):
1616 CAPITAL AVE, STE 74-149, SACRAMENTO
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
1616 CAPITOL AVE, STE 74-149
38-34-28.0 N, 121-29-11.0 W
453.30
458.30

WQDH482
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Capitol Square Children’s Center):
450 N STREET, SACRAMENTO
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
450 N STREET SACRAMENTO
38-34-37.7 N, 121-30-10.8 W
460.125
465.125

WZH299
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Dept. of Justice CJIS Div.,; Bureau of CII):
4949 BROADWAY, SACRAMENTO, CA
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
4949 BROADWAY SACRAMENTO, CA
38-32-53.7 N, 121-26-55.8 W
1300 I ST SACRAMENTO, CA (DOJ Security office; Attorney General HQ):
38-34-46.7 N, 121-29-18.8 W
153.92

 

[WayneH]

And if you are a PL junkie like myself the UHF channels generally use 127.3.

-Wayne

 

[kma371]

And if you are a PL junkie like myself the UHF channels generally use 127.3.

-Wayne

PL junkie I thought I might have been the only one. Wish everything had PL tones, it would be much easier to identify multi-user frequencies.

 

[mts200]

yes i hate hereing stuff not in my range i love pl too

 

[mkewman]

has chp started using encryption for their frequencies used for the governator's security detail?

i swore the other day i heard voice inversion on one of those channels.

 

[RolnCode3]

I listen to the Capital (can never remember which has the "o", which has the "a") guys on a VERY regular basis.

I have never heard any encryption or (for those that split hairs) anything other than clear communications. 460.375 PL 127.3 is without a doubt the Cap Protection guys. You will hear them checking on all the State buildings downtown.

I'm not sure exactly what's expected of them, but I've heard them at the 99 interchange, and assisted them on a traffic stop at 80/Norwood (they needed a NIK kit, which I happened to have...heard them ask for it over the scanner, so I stopped by). Anyways, point is, that's 100% the right freq.

The only other freq. I've heard them on is 460.45 PL 127.3, but it was hard to tell if it was the Cap guys, or just a CHP Comm Center using those freqs (was quite a while ago, so don't remember the details).

 

[mkewman]

is cap protection the guys who escort the governator?

 

[RolnCode3]

Building yes...the Governor himself, dunno.

 

[Sac916]

I listen to the Capital (can never remember which has the "o", which has the "a") guys on a VERY regular basis.

HAHAHA google rocks....

The word capitol has a very specific meaning. A capitol is the building in which a state legislative body meets, or in which the functions of state government are carried out. When capitalized, the word Capitol refers only to the Washington, DC building in which Congress meets. This probably also holds true outside the United States, but what is important is that these definitions refer to buildings.

The word capital, on the other hand, has many meanings. When used as a noun, it may be the city in which a government's capitol is located, or any city that is the center of a specific activity or industry (the financial capital of the world). Capital may also refer to money, often that used to produce additional wealth, to the uppermost part of a supporting column, and to an uppercase letter. If the word capital is used as an adjective, it may relate to something of high quality (a capital idea) or importance (a capital mistake), or to something involving the death penalty (capital punishment).

The two are not, in fact, interchangeable - while confusing the two is a common mistake, it is still incorrect. While any sufficiently frequent misuse of language may eventually become accepted, it still holds true that capitol refers to buildings and capital is for any other use.

 

[Sac916]

CHP "downtown" or Capitol Division or whatever you want to call them.

The 460 freqs are for State Buildings.... keyword is "buildings". This includes outside the state capitol.

856.2625 PL 127.3 is capitol security is primarily INSIDE the state capitol. Obviously they monitor the activity outside the building too but they don't normally send inside security to the outside problems.

 

[mts200]

so what is the rang on the cap chp repter is it 5 mi or county waid

 

[Sac916]

so what is the rang on the cap chp repter is it 5 mi or county waid

460 is easily heard beyond sac county.

The 800 freq, ya gotta be pretty close to downtown.
I can barely get reception on the 800 from inside a building about 4 blocks away from the capitol

PS

are you drunk or just a bad typist? HAHAH

 

[mkewman]

The word capitol has a very specific meaning. A capitol is the building in which a state legislative body meets, or in which the functions of state government are carried out. When capitalized, the word Capitol refers only to the Washington, DC building in which Congress meets. This probably also holds true outside the United States, but what is important is that these definitions refer to buildings.

The word capital, on the other hand, has many meanings. When used as a noun, it may be the city in which a government's capitol is located, or any city that is the center of a specific activity or industry (the financial capital of the world). Capital may also refer to money, often that used to produce additional wealth, to the uppermost part of a supporting column, and to an uppercase letter. If the word capital is used as an adjective, it may relate to something of high quality (a capital idea) or importance (a capital mistake), or to something involving the death penalty (capital punishment).

The two are not, in fact, interchangeable - while confusing the two is a common mistake, it is still incorrect. While any sufficiently frequent misuse of language may eventually become accepted, it still holds true that capitol refers to buildings and capital is for any other use.

dude... big words make my head hurt. ;-)

thank you captain english professor! just kidding

 

[WayneH]

856.2625 PL 127.3 is capitol security is primarily INSIDE the state capitol. Obviously they monitor the activity outside the building too but they don't normally send inside security to the outside problems.

Hmm, seems they like to take their 800 freqs and reuse them in their buildings. 855.7125/131.8 is used for their building in Oakland; mainly admin traffic. Normally it's P&R Orange (I think it was either White or Orange I heard IIRC).

-Wayne

 

[swat]

Description Frequency
Ch 1 Operations 1 460.3750
Ch 2 Operations 2 460.4500
Ch 3 Operations 3 453.8350
Ch 4 Operations 4 453.8500
Ch 5 Tactical 1 460.0875
Ch 6 Tactical 2 460.2125
Ch 7 Tactical 3 460.3375
maybe try some of these ((((((never tested))))) found at www.freqofnature.com

 

[sacscan]

The 800 freq, ya gotta be pretty close to downtown.
I can barely get reception on the 800 from inside a building about 4 blocks away from the capitol

Interesting. I live in midtown by the Capital City Freeway and I get that freq. at full-scale (5 bars) on the BC898T. Are you sure you don't have interference from another strong 800 signal in the area?

 

[sacscan]

WQAN648
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Control Points (Real Estate Services Division):
1616 CAPITAL AVE, STE 74-149, SACRAMENTO
Transmitter Address /Area of Operation
1616 CAPITOL AVE, STE 74-149
38-34-28.0 N, 121-29-11.0 W
453.30
458.30

This is Intercon Security's frequency pair for their Capitol protection division (PL 141.3).

 

[Sac916]

Interesting. I live in midtown by the Capital City Freeway and I get that freq. at full-scale (5 bars) on the BC898T. Are you sure you don't have interference from another strong 800 signal in the area?

I'm at 7th and G in a cement building - I do have some pretty large buildings between me and the State Cap. We all know how well 800 and buildings get along.