scanfan22
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No testing heard so far today on Yellow2 or Blue2.
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Pretty impressive from Tejon Peak.
scanfan22
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Blue upgrades
BLUE was down for upgrades today according to over-the-air traffic at 7:30 AM PDT
BLUE was down for upgrades today according to over-the-air traffic at 7:30 AM PDT
Well, obtaining the FCC licenses for the new channel has been one hold up ...
The techs will probably do the Yellow-2 last because one of the radio sites is at the radio shop in Commerce.
KMA367
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And as K6CDO mentioned, CHP has yet to obtain a license for 45.48 mHz, Southern YEL2's B/R freq. It's still an "active" FCC license for Orange County Transit Authority (WPYP239), so it may be in CPRA's hopper. A cursory look through the FCC Applications database doesn't find that they've received an app for it yet.
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Harry, I've been following the FCC database on nearly a daily basis during the changeover. I understand what you're saying, but all through this process, in the Southern Division, a lack of licensing hasn't held the project up. Most of the licenses have been modified after the changeover.
KMA367
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I'll defer to you on that, Mark, since I don't check nearly as often as you do, but I don't recall seeing any frequency go into service that wasn't already licensed to California, State of somewhere, at least as a statewide Temporary Base if nothing else. But you may be right. I think I made a mistake once before
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Harry: They were all temp or permanent licenses in other parts of the state, mostly Sacramento, where all the licenses are ultimately held. The state seems to be doing a better job in the Inland and Border areas, many of those licenses are in now in place and good to go.
jlanfn
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New Tac?
I too have been checking the FCC license application database on a regular basis. It's a great way to get a rough idea of what order the new channels will get worked on.
I recently found this application for 39.10 MHz at a single site near Pasadena. Unlike the normal dispatch channels, which are console-repeated, they're asking for FB and FB2 like they have on Tac 1 through 6.
Could this be a new tactical frequency for Southern?
39.10 is not listed in the CHPERS frequency loadout tables that someone posted earlier.
I too have been checking the FCC license application database on a regular basis. It's a great way to get a rough idea of what order the new channels will get worked on.
I recently found this application for 39.10 MHz at a single site near Pasadena. Unlike the normal dispatch channels, which are console-repeated, they're asking for FB and FB2 like they have on Tac 1 through 6.
Could this be a new tactical frequency for Southern?
39.10 is not listed in the CHPERS frequency loadout tables that someone posted earlier.
jlanfn:
39.10 Mhz is a former state youth authority frequency, other agencies may have used it too. In L.A., Nellis School for Boys in Whittier used that frequency. I see that new license is affiliated with KA4993, so it is probably a new CHP Tac frequency. I'll plug it in and listen.
39.10 Mhz is a former state youth authority frequency, other agencies may have used it too. In L.A., Nellis School for Boys in Whittier used that frequency. I see that new license is affiliated with KA4993, so it is probably a new CHP Tac frequency. I'll plug it in and listen.
FWIW, Earlier this evening I heard kerchunking on the So. Div Blue 2, in the San Fernando Valley.
karldotcom
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Well, judging from tonights LAPD pursuit up to Rosamond....I like the CHP's new set up. Wonder how well LAPD was communicating up there?
1979lee
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Yeah iam in bakersfield and i am getting the Blue testing, loud and clear. And both sides of the conversation!!!, there all over the la area, there testing motors (motercycle units) as well as cvpi's.
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