Pomona area Foothill Transit and MTA frequencies

[Jmar1978]

I live in the Pomona California area. Does anyone know the frequencies for Foothill Transit and MTA?

 

[jonwienke]

Did you try looking in the database?

RRDB | California Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for California (CA)

www.radioreference.com

 

[Jmar1978]

Yes and there non there that work or not on there.

 

[Jmar1978]

Did you try looking in the database?

RRDB | California Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for California (CA)

www.radioreference.com

Yes and there non there that work or not on there.

 

[jonwienke]

Did you check the trunked system section at the bottom of your county's page?
What scanner are you using?

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Looks like the license is here. Extremely low power, looks like emissions codes are data & telemetry only. Doubt you'll be able to pick up much of anything from it

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Deleted. I'll leave this up to the CA area folks

 

[Station51]

Are you trying to monitor THIS Motorola trunked system ?

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - 900Mhz Trunking System, Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - 900Mhz Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

Also the SECURITY used to be provided by the LA County Sheriffs on their conventional 480 Mhz system

 

[Jmar1978]

Did you check the trunked system section at the bottom of your county's page?
What scanner are you using?

I'm using a Radio Shack Pro 94. I took a look at the whole page and did not find any.

 

[Jmar1978]

Looks like the license is here. Extremely low power, looks like emissions codes are data & telemetry only. Doubt you'll be able to pick up much of anything from it

It's not for my area, but I'm sure that they use frequencies around the ones they use in Orange, Ca. Thank you

 

[LBH]

Foothill Transit uses the Mobile Relay Associates NXDN trunked radio system. Buses from the Pomona yard use talkgroup 190. Per threat of legal action in regards to publishing info from their previous LTR radio system, this website does not list their radio system information.

 

[Jmar1978]

Are you trying to monitor THIS Motorola trunked system ?

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - 900Mhz Trunking System, Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - 900Mhz Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

Also the SECURITY used to be provided by the LA County Sheriffs on their conventional 480 Mhz

Foothill Transit uses the Mobile Relay Associates NXDN trunked radio system. Buses from the Pomona yard use talkgroup 190. Per threat of legal action in regards to publishing info from their previous LTR radio system, this website does not list their radio system information.

Would I be able to use a Radio Shack Pro 94 to monitor?

 

[doctordialtone]

Would I be able to use a Radio Shack Pro 94 to monitor?

It looks like maybe you can but not if it is NXDN.

Here's the Manual

How to tell if you have a 94, 94A, or 94B model

On the back of the scanner is the model number, 20-524 (probably under the belt clip). If there is an "A" in a box next to the number, it's a 94A. If there is a "B" in a box next to the number, it's a 94B. The basic differences are that the 94 will trunktrack or scan conventional frequencies, not both at the same time while the 94A will. The 94B is essentially the same as a 94A with the ability to be computer programmed and controlled. If you have the 94A or 94B, see my manual for those

Easier to Read Pro-94A/B Scanner Manual

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Some MRA info on this page...

Mobile Relay Associates (MRA) - NEXEDGE48 Gen2 System R31 - Trunked System Sites in Southern California - ScanRiverside.com

 

[LAflyer]

Foothill Transit is on the MRA Sunset Ridge system

 

[Jmar1978]

It looks like maybe you can but not if it is NXDN.

Here's the Manual

How to tell if you have a 94, 94A, or 94B model

On the back of the scanner is the model number, 20-524 (probably under the belt clip). If there is an "A" in a box next to the number, it's a 94A. If there is a "B" in a box next to the number, it's a 94B. The basic differences are that the 94 will trunktrack or scan conventional frequencies, not both at the same time while the 94A will. The 94B is essentially the same as a 94A with the ability to be computer programmed and controlled. If you have the 94A or 94B, see my manual for those

Easier to Read Pro-94A/B Scanner Manual

There is a letter A in a square next the cat# and under that it just says scanner receiver pro 94. I'm so lost in trying to program it.