GGUSD?

[Randyk4661]

I have just started to work on this system

https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=5172746&__newWindow=false

It's a capacity+ system. What's confusing me is it has multiple color codes for the same frequencies.
CC's 10 thru 15 are showing up on much the same frequencies.
Other color codes I've eliminated as being other systems.
Since it has three sites, could I be looking at three different systems?

Any help with me understanding this system would be great.
Thanks

 

[Markb]

FWIW, I have been monitoring this system off-and-on for several years and have heard very little traffic. I believe it to be 3 sites of the same system, but with that being said, I have a hunch that there may be a multi-district system that this is part of.

Back in 2014, I read on a radio vendor's website and found a .ppt about a countywide school emergency system.
I did some research and submitted this to the db:

Orange County Schools Emergency Radio System (OCSERS) Trunking System - Site: Simulcast

Orange County Schools Emergency Radio System (OCSERS) Trunking System site details for Simulcast

www.radioreference.com

And shortly thereafter it appeared to be deprecated. Although the license is still active, as you can see, there is a site under that license at the GGUSD office.

 

[Randyk4661]

That was a Nexedge system. What I'm hearing is DMR CAP+ system
Also the above system use frequencies 507 & 508 Mhz.

The system I'm working on is 450-460 range.
It was licensed in July of last year.

My system is not in the RR database yet

 

[Markb]

The system you're hearing is a relicense of WQVQ283 which expired in April. Original grant was in 2015. It should be an IPSC DMR system.
Just because the old OCSERS system which was never really built out showed Nexedge doesn't mean that they didn't pivot to DMR at some point after.