I'd like to ask for feedback from long-time denizens of the Oregon forum on some quick research I did comparing older state low-band licensing with active licenses. I think it wise that even if the renovated public safety system never crumbles under disaster conditions that older proven technology appears to have not been abandoned. I wonder if any state public safety vehicles still include low-band mobiles?
Doing a quick ULS dig on the FCC website, I found older OSP licensing on:
42.44, 42.56, 42.78, 42.82, 42.86, 42.88, 42.90, 42.92, 42.94
All seem to be active on KOA485 on a statewide authorization.
While lightly digging through old OEM records, I found what appears to be OEM's link to counties on 46.58 and a quick dig shows active licensing:
KUB925 Lincoln County Newport Courthouse
KVG882-OEM-MarysPeak-in-BentonCounty (remote base, perhaps?)
KUL857 Clackamas County
KVA532 Jackson County
KYF333 Josephine County
WNXX334-OSP-Dispatch-BearwallowButte-Bend-Deschutes (remote base, perhaps?)
WNXX334-OSP-Dispatch-HoodooButte-SantiamJunction-LinnCounty (remote base, perhaps?)
Doing a quick ULS dig on the FCC website, I found older OSP licensing on:
42.44, 42.56, 42.78, 42.82, 42.86, 42.88, 42.90, 42.92, 42.94
All seem to be active on KOA485 on a statewide authorization.
While lightly digging through old OEM records, I found what appears to be OEM's link to counties on 46.58 and a quick dig shows active licensing:
KUB925 Lincoln County Newport Courthouse
KVG882-OEM-MarysPeak-in-BentonCounty (remote base, perhaps?)
KUL857 Clackamas County
KVA532 Jackson County
KYF333 Josephine County
WNXX334-OSP-Dispatch-BearwallowButte-Bend-Deschutes (remote base, perhaps?)
WNXX334-OSP-Dispatch-HoodooButte-SantiamJunction-LinnCounty (remote base, perhaps?)