Nevermind I am stupid. I just noticed the radio ID on the bottom line of the display. I was too busy concentrating on the TG. I will listen for about another 15 before I have to go to work and see if I can get any radio numbers.
Nevermind I am stupid. I just noticed the radio ID on the bottom line of the display. I was too busy concentrating on the TG. I will listen for about another 15 before I have to go to work and see if I can get any radio numbers.
I am hearing officers doing radio checks with a dispatcher this morning on ALCO SW, TG 3655. Units heard were 1-Adam-9, 2-Adam-20, 2-Adam-14 and David 18. Also heard 5-George-1 logging on to go 10-8.
I got radio ID's 3276118, 3276075, 3276146. 3276123, and 3276006
Those sound very Union City PD-ish to me, second guess would be Newark PD.
I am hearing officers doing radio checks with a dispatcher this morning on ALCO SW, TG 3655. Units heard were 1-Adam-9, 2-Adam-20, 2-Adam-14 and David 18. Also heard 5-George-1 logging on to go 10-8.
I guessed right then.3276## radio numbers show as possibly being Union City in the EBRCS wiki...
Someone has been "bench testing" radios on TG 5003 lately. It's an odd man out being in the 5xxx range. Radio range of 3284xxx. It's in the radio range between EBRP and UC Berk so it would seem to be non-City or County.
I would favor someone like CalTrans. The highest RID I have seen is ~118 so that's a decent count so far. Plus they seem active on more than just ALCO East. I do think I heard the tester call 5003 "channel 3".Looking at the EBRCS website.. Wondering if maybe its for someone like Dept. of Trans. or or one of the other "Special districts" like the livermore buses.
I would favor someone like CalTrans. The highest RID I have seen is ~118 so that's a decent count so far. Plus they seem active on more than just ALCO East. I do think I heard the tester call 5003 "channel 3".
I heard the same guy testing today on 5003, 5004 and I think 5006. I guess he didn't have anything better to do for Saturday!
And some more speculation but it looks like the County Sheriff talkgroups start at x705 for their respective County ranges (ALCO: 3xxx, COCO 7xxx).
This looks like a possible break-down:
1xxxInterop - PS and non-Pub Safety
2xxxALCO - County Fire and ?
3xxxALCO - Law Agencies
4xxxALCO - City Public Works
5xxx??
6xxxCOCO - County Fire and local
7xxxCOCO - County and City Law Agencies
8xxxI've only seen TG8605
9xxxnone seen yet
10xxxMisc Agencies like EBRP
Anyone know why a) they skipped x[0-4] from each "50" block? and b) why Newark wouldn't follow this pattern?3350 NEWARK
Anyone know why a) they skipped x[0-4] from each "50" block? and b) why Newark wouldn't follow this pattern?
Anyone know why a) they skipped x[0-4] from each "50" block? and b) why Newark wouldn't follow this pattern?
More testing throughout the day on 5003 and 5004. Saw radio number of 3284118 just a short while ago. Still no clues what the 500# is for,, I did hear the tester refer to someone as dispatch on 5003 earlier though. EDIT: tester just told whom he was talking with to select the "dial a ride channel".
More testing throughout the day on 5003 and 5004. Saw radio number of 3284118 just a short while ago. Still no clues what the 500# is for,, I did hear the tester refer to someone as dispatch on 5003 earlier though. EDIT: tester just told whom he was talking with to select the "dial a ride channel".