No, I only know what’s in the DB.
California Radio Interoperable System (CRIS)
- Thread starter mcjones2013
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No, I only know what’s in the DB.
There’s always the wiki too we can use. Probably a good place to stuff the encrypted and unknown talkgroups.
Thanks
ScannerDude244
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I notice they check in with Sacramento now. I think they say knocks?
mmckenna
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ScannerDude244
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Ahh OK sounds like they say knocks lol
mmckenna
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still alot of testing. When do you think the agencies will start using the system, but man this is going to be one LARGE system
This is just a start in filling in some big gaps in coverage for Inyo and Mono Counties. Eventually they need to erect sites at all the VHF sites that both counties have been maintaining in the last 40 years, maybe earlier. Even with all those sites there are still some large areas with no coverage. One of those is the Tioga Pass road (eastern entrance to Yosemite) and Saddlebag Lake. In Inyo County coverage on the east side of the Inyo Mountains can be problematic. There are areas in the northern portion of Death Valley National Park that Rogers Peak can't cover. The NPS has a remote location site that covers this that the county has never located a repeater there.
Thanks for passing this on, I just checked this website about a week ago and didn't see this, but duh, you are sharing something that just got posted today. I will look to see if, and when, they start applying for many more sites. Someone made a good decision to keep these eastside Sierra counties on VHF. I expect they will do the same on some westside Sierra counties as well. Tuolumne County comes to mind right away due to topography.
I also see that the state learned their lesson and are keeping the northwest portion of the state on VHF as well. The lesson there is a combination of terrain and the attenuating effect of conifer tree needles on 800 MHz signals.
mmckenna
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The plan is to have VHF overlay at most of the sites. Eventually CalFire will be on it, so that makes some sense.
many radio checks today TG 50001 & 64549
ScannerDude244
Member
With the storm coming south keep eye on the system see if it gets any use down there.
I discovered Sites 31-33 this week and added them to the DB. We also still need someone to verify alternate CCs and neighbors for sites 37 and 59.
Looks like there are new sites popping up as neighbors in the Riverside area. Any SoCal folks hear them?
Site 56 - 769.40625
Site 58 - 773.08125
Site 56 - 769.40625
Site 58 - 773.08125
phipac
Radio & Scanner Enthusiast
Have you heard Santiago recently? I am near Disneyland and can hear Lukens great but can't pick up Santiago on 770.44375. Could be a weird shadow, but that would be super weird.
One of them is probably Rodman Mountain (Barstow area)
monitor142
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Phil, I'm in West OC and I have always found Santiago to be very weak here too. I don't know why unless they are using a directional antenna. Like you, I find Lukens to be much better on the receive level.
-M142
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