Just a thought as I see it happen all the time but a lot agencies will keep old analog, vhf or uhf and low licenses as fall back or cache use. I don't know why rr always removes them. Same happened to my area.
New name, same game.What is the 452.2375 that you mentioned? Is it town watch type comms or something else? This? https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?fccCallsign=WPYJ465
Just a thought as I see it happen all the time but a lot agencies will keep old analog, vhf or uhf and low licenses as fall back or cache use. I don't know why rr always removes them. Same happened to my area.
New name, same game.
https://forums.radioreference.com/t...-conventional-frequencies.383234/post-3072055 google James Street Improvement District, you see the alliance.
For anyone curious, I added response zones for fire/ems to the wiki. Based off this map, among other sources.
Can anyone get a tone on 156.240 for Fulton Township? There are four licensed users listed on the DB page with this frequency. Fulton is the only one with no tone info.
The frequency is also licensed to Clay Twp, but we have no submitted confirmation of them using it.
Still don't know the answer to the Fulton/Drumore/Little Britain riddle, but can confirm 186.2 is W Caln.