St Mary's County School Buses

[scansomd]

What frequency (if any) do the STM County school buses use? I noticed a whip antenna on a school bus this afternoon and it made me wonder.

 

[dtscho]

The School Board has a talkgroup on the St. Mary's EDACS trunked system (04-032). Also, you might want to check 156.1800 [146.2]. (That frequency is listed in the database as public works/snowplows.) I couldn't find anything else in the FCC database that looks like it could be used by the school buses.

Dave

 

[scansomd]

The school buses are not on the 04-32 talkgroup. I keep an ear on 156.18 MHz frequenty - It's just the road department (interesting to listen to during snow days).

The School Board has a talkgroup on the St. Mary's EDACS trunked system (04-032). Also, you might want to check 156.1800 [146.2]. (That frequency is listed in the database as public works/snowplows.) I couldn't find anything else in the FCC database that looks like it could be used by the school buses.

Dave

 

[ericcarlson]

If the antenna makes you suspect VHF-high, then it might be worth checking the VHF-high itinerant frequencies. You can find the most common ones here:
http://www.radioreference.com/wiki/index.php/Common_Itinerant_and_Business

-Eric

 

[Larry1275]

They Have Handhelds on 800Mhz in school Buses