traildraft
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They are as follows:
AQUA
LT GRN 1
Thanks in advance.
AQUA
LT GRN 1
Thanks in advance.
Conventional frequency search by their channel ID's
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traildraft,
Welcome to the group!
I must admit that your post is somewhat vauge. Can you explain yourself better?
If you are wanting to track talkgroups on a trunked system by a conventional frequency .. it cannot be done because that is not how a trunked system works.
If you have a trunktracking scanner, I would suggest that you take the time to program it correctly so that you will be able to listen to only the talkgroups that you want to.
Welcome to the group!
I must admit that your post is somewhat vauge. Can you explain yourself better?
If you are wanting to track talkgroups on a trunked system by a conventional frequency .. it cannot be done because that is not how a trunked system works.
If you have a trunktracking scanner, I would suggest that you take the time to program it correctly so that you will be able to listen to only the talkgroups that you want to.
PanJurekMrJerry
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:arrow: Well it could be done on a single frequency SCAT or maybe
single frequency VOC TRS but you would have to put up with the
noise for the Control frequency.
:arrow: Also on some single frequency LTR systems it could be done.
:arrow: On some of the less busier systems, this could be done, too.
:arrow: Where I live when the system gets less busier I can, at times,
park the radio scanner on a single frequency and hear both
sides just fine.
:arrow: Granted without a trunking scanner you will NOT be able to see
the talk group displayed on your scanner.
single frequency VOC TRS but you would have to put up with the
noise for the Control frequency.
:arrow: Also on some single frequency LTR systems it could be done.
:arrow: On some of the less busier systems, this could be done, too.
:arrow: Where I live when the system gets less busier I can, at times,
park the radio scanner on a single frequency and hear both
sides just fine.
:arrow: Granted without a trunking scanner you will NOT be able to see
the talk group displayed on your scanner.
traildraft
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Sorry about the vagueness(explanation)
This is the display for a RCS system radio I use for my job. I was told that AQUA was used by coastal lifeguards and LT GRN was a forestry channel. Can't seem to find this in any conventional frequency list I have for California. Hope this info helps.
This is the display for a RCS system radio I use for my job. I was told that AQUA was used by coastal lifeguards and LT GRN was a forestry channel. Can't seem to find this in any conventional frequency list I have for California. Hope this info helps.
I typed "aqua lifeguards california" into Google and the first return was:
Radio System
Channel Frequency Color
1 855.7375 Blue
2 855.9625 Red
3 855.7125 Orange
4 856.9375 Brown
5 858.9375 Grey
6 859.9375 White
7 857.9375 Gold
8 855.4875 Green
9 856.1250 Violet
10 858.1250 Light Green
11 857.1250 Pink
12 859.1250 Light Blue
13 866.4625 Copper
14 866.5625 Sand
15 867.4625 Slate
16 867.5375 CMARS
17 867.5625 Yellow
18 868.4625 Aqua
19 868.5375 Bone
20 868.5625 Jade
858.2625 Bronze
858.4375
858.4875
Radio System
Channel Frequency Color
1 855.7375 Blue
2 855.9625 Red
3 855.7125 Orange
4 856.9375 Brown
5 858.9375 Grey
6 859.9375 White
7 857.9375 Gold
8 855.4875 Green
9 856.1250 Violet
10 858.1250 Light Green
11 857.1250 Pink
12 859.1250 Light Blue
13 866.4625 Copper
14 866.5625 Sand
15 867.4625 Slate
16 867.5375 CMARS
17 867.5625 Yellow
18 868.4625 Aqua
19 868.5375 Bone
20 868.5625 Jade
858.2625 Bronze
858.4375
858.4875
traildraft
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Thanks!
I feel dumb. And I use Google all the time too :?
I feel dumb. And I use Google all the time too :?
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