RCMP Drumheller is 2837. I think 2820 is Bashaw. I saw a patch between Stettler and 2820 including KMOS yesterday.
RCMP Drumheller is 2837. I think 2820 is Bashaw. I saw a patch between Stettler and 2820 including KMOS yesterday.
They were responding to an armed/barricaded subject just outside of Lacombe.I was in Lacombe yesterday and watched an ERT member rip through town, then head east out of Lacombe on Hwy 12.
So last night heard Alta Forestry doing tower check-in and night weather report which is very detailed. They were showing
TG 702 & UID 4020064
So they must have turned on AFRRCS on Aug 1, 2019
In the WIKI listing which shows 402 as unknown could be Forestry
So last night heard Alta Forestry doing tower check-in and night weather report which is very detailed. They were showing
TG 702 & UID 4020064
So they must have turned on AFRRCS on Aug 1, 2019
In the WIKI listing which shows 402 as unknown could be Forestry
Was just making supper and heard the digital voice so ran over to receiver and turned on the forestry band on the second side (pcr2500) and heard them on both AFRRCS & Firenet at the same time. Hit scan on both sides of radio and it kept stopping on numerous Firenet rptrs, will keep monitoring today forward. Also numerous Tags active on 444 UIDs here now but Valley view has not switched over to date.Just out of curiosity, when do they do the PM weather in GP? Down here it's at 1530. Never heard them cross-patch it to AFRRCS, though - it's always just been on Firenet.
Ya, makes me curious why they were using CET instead of they're own?Agency 402 is indeed AAF (Forestry) and 702 is the Grande Prairie CET.
It could be that they're putting it on the CET for the benefit of non-AgFor users like maybe GP Fire. Stranger things have happened.
I may have brought this up before but I wonder if there is a different way to store these in the DB? They're conventional P25 repeaters but they carry comms by talkgroup for whatever talkgroup is affiliated to that site. I heard comms from tg 41 (site testing) and 520 (AgFor ch 20) today. We don't capture the talkgroups in the RRDB anywhere, other than the main AFRRCS listing - and duplicating them for all the conventional channels would be ludicrous, I realize. Do we just keep posting them the way they have been already in Kananaskis, Bighorn, and now Banff, or is there some other way we can include them so people are better aware they're linked to the system?
I have also heard TG 41 on Camrose 1, I may have enabled the recording a little late, but I'll send the voice file to you Jay.Came across the Bourgeau MTR today on my drive home from Seattle. Crews were testing with it.
I may have brought this up before but I wonder if there is a different way to store these in the DB? They're conventional P25 repeaters but they carry comms by talkgroup for whatever talkgroup is affiliated to that site. I heard comms from tg 41 (site testing) and 520 (AgFor ch 20) today. We don't capture the talkgroups in the RRDB anywhere, other than the main AFRRCS listing - and duplicating them for all the conventional channels would be ludicrous, I realize. Do we just keep posting them the way they have been already in Kananaskis, Bighorn, and now Banff, or is there some other way we can include them so people are better aware they're linked to the system?