853.6375 mhz

[W4ZMJ]

Curious to know any one heard a fire service on this frequency? This is a sctac4 analog i belive early in the morning some times i here what sounds l like fire men talking there usually weak sound like they are walking around some where

 

[rescue161]

https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2340

According to the database, Kershaw County uses the SCTAC frequencies for their fireground operations. Not sure if you are near there, but that's what I would guess.

 

[W4ZMJ]

Im bout 40 miles from there i got pl on 156 .7 there going through several repeaters on that frequency i hear the other repeaters key up as well in the back ground

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[rescue161]

Looks like they are just using the designated repeater listed here.

https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=6509

 

[W4ZMJ]

Yea trying to figure out who it was who knows

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[brian]

There is a gracious amount of information about Palmetto 800 and radio interoperability at the SC Department of Administration webpage located here: Palmetto 800 Radio System | Department of Administration - State of South Carolina

I just updated some of the links on the wiki page.

 

[brian]

This SC interoperability website is something I've never seen before. It includes a cool interactive SC map that shows which 800MHz ITAC and SCTAC repeaters are available in each county. Pretty handy.

South Carolina Interoperable Communications

 

[W4ZMJ]

Thanks i think it's just band condition from other areas coming in

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