33.820 Indiana?

[Napalm]

I just grabbed a really nice, mint Realistic Pro 16A from marketplace. It was fully loaded with crystals for lake county Indiana. It's fun to see what people used to listen to.

I've identified 14 out of the 16 frequencies, but one of them has me stumped. It's 33.820.

Google hasn't really helped me nor has RR. Any OF/OGs have a recollection of this freq?

Dave.

 

[dryfb]

I just grabbed a really nice, mint Realistic Pro 16A from marketplace. It was fully loaded with crystals for lake county Indiana. It's fun to see what people used to listen to.

I've identified 14 out of the 16 frequencies, but one of them has me stumped. It's 33.820.

Google hasn't really helped me nor has RR. Any OF/OGs have a recollection of this freq?

Dave.

Here are all the organizations that have been licensed for that freq in Lake County.

Search any freq on the page I linked and as long as it's not licensed weirdly as a paging channel or anything that's not part 90 it should show up.

Lake County, Indiana (IN) FCC Licenses

FCC Licenses in Lake County, Indiana (IN)

www.radioreference.com

I'm not from the area so no idea if those were once used, just what I found with a quick search

 

[Napalm]

Thanks, how did you find that? I tried searching the FCC db. Those users make sense

 

[dryfb]

Thanks, how did you find that? I tried searching the FCC db. Those users make sense

Click the blue menu button and then click FCC licenses. Much easier to use than the FCC site for simple callsign and frequency look ups. I think you can also do a statewide search since you're a premium subscriber by doing the same thing, just on a state's page instead of county

 

[Napalm]

Click the blue menu button and then click FCC licenses. Much easier to use than the FCC site for simple callsign and frequency look ups. I think you can also do a statewide search since you're a premium subscriber by doing the same thing, just on a state's page instead of county

Weird. I wonder how I missed it. That's exactly what I was doing LOL. Thank you.

 

[ladn]

Maybe relevant, maybe not, but back in the day, 33.820 was used by the Los Angeles City Fire De.pt. Maybe the original owner was monitoring skip.

 

[wa8pyr]

Maybe relevant, maybe not, but back in the day, 33.820 was used by the Los Angeles City Fire De.pt. Maybe the original owner was monitoring skip.

IIRC, it was the Valley Band, dispatch/ops for the San Fernando Valley. I used to listen to them all the time here in Ohio.