That is not what DSD+ reported yesterday. I only report what I see
California Radio Interoperable System (CRIS)
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Patch & Channels Clear...
LED headlights trashing the VHF-Low radio. Probably a few other things as well.
Big Valley and Likely Mountain have been granted:
FCC Callsign WRWM655 (CALIFORNIA, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WRWM655 (CALIFORNIA, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
FCC Callsign WRWQ984 (CALIFORNIA, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WRWQ984 (CALIFORNIA, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
mmckenna
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NAPCO released another frequency coordination log today.
| 230195A | APPD | CALIFORNIA STATE OF (CRIS) | LAYTONVILLE | C 153.8225 TO 155.235 FB8 100 W ERP 741 AAT 1286 MSL 37 AGL YW AASHTO | CHANGING FREQ | |
Cahto Peak, Mendocino County
FCC Callsign WRWX353 (CALIFORNIA, STATE OF)
FCC Callsign WRWX353 (CALIFORNIA, STATE OF)
www.radioreference.com
mmckenna
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More CRIS VHF sites:
French Gulch (Hoadly Peak) - Trinity Lake area.
Garberville (Pratt Moutain)
Burney (Bunchgrass Mountain)
French Gulch (Hoadly Peak) - Trinity Lake area.
Garberville (Pratt Moutain)
Burney (Bunchgrass Mountain)
Nice they're getting 8 freqs approved each, 14 voice channels. Hoadley is right next to Southfork, but is key to Weaverville/Trinity Lake and further west on 299 coverage.
mmckenna
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I believe it's 4 inputs and 4 outputs.
mmckenna
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CalOES offered us a similar package. They referred to it as a "6 pack". Control channel, 6 TDMA slots. $300K, but did not include the infrastructure to support it all. Not a viable solution for what we needed.
brain fart - you're right. That 6pack config is the standard CRIS 19" rack getting put in everywhere.
ScannerDude244
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I been hearing alot of traffic on the 7XX TG's sounds like they been doing radio checks all around route 32, HW 162 Nor Cal area.
I believe this is new. I'm seeing Site 14 (CC - 769.96875) showing up as a site neighbor to Mt Vaca (Site 15). It's not showing as a neighbor on any other sites that I can receive from Sacramento (1, 2, 7, 8, 18, 21, 66).
Probably English Hill (near Sebastopol)
I'll have to take a ride down that way when I'm in town next. The remote station in Cloverdale isn't hearing it, but that lines up with my previous findings.
Regards,
-Frank C.
New Coordination Log, but no CRIS
It looks like around 110 sites are planned, with about 50 currently built out.
It looks like around 110 sites are planned, with about 50 currently built out.
TG 141 and 143 have been pretty active on Mt Saint Helena lately...
Regards,
-Frank C.
Regards,
-Frank C.
yes, i see both of theose TG here on Blueridge. I belive those are TC techs
Yeah, the 130-140 TGs belong to Cal OES Public Safety Communications.
Do you happen to have a RID or TG list?
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