patin
Member
just got a PHASE 2 capable uniden 436 is this system active often ,,,thanks
Los Angeles Regional Interoperable Communications System (LA-RICS) - Master Thread
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possibly WRBV902, If someone in Santa Clarita, Gorman area can monitor.. Couldn't get it from SFV.
20, 50, 55,57,61 . is what showed up. I don't see them now though, so maybe someone closer to north LA County can check...
Can’t hear either from my spot in the SCV, however, I get intermittent hits on 769.80625 $690
I can actually hear Site 20 well-enough to decode it, if I use the right receiver. It is identifying as WRBV902 and is set up as follows:
772.93125 - CC
772.18125 - alt
771.93125 - alt
770.54375 - alt
769.30625
769.80625
It lists some new neighbors that are not in the Db:
Site 27: 773.86875
Site 31: 774.36875
Site 57: 477.51250
Site 50 is a bit harder to hear here, but I was able to grab the following:
477.0625 - CC
476.9125 - alt
476.7875 - alt
476.9375 - alt
477.0625 - CC
476.9125 - alt
476.7875 - alt
476.9375 - alt
Opfor2
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It looks like the future LASD system will have a lot of encrypted channels. The new APX8000 configuration has both old and new programming with the new having dispatch channels in the clear while "L" tac being encrypted with AES256. More to follow...
Opfor2
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It looks like the future LASD system will have a lot of encrypted channels. The new APX8000 configuration has both old and new programming with the new having dispatch channels in the clear while "L" tac being encrypted with AES. More to follow:
a. All dispatch channels will remain conventional narrow banded and in the clear
b. All L-tac & A-tac channels will be on the LARICS trunk system and encrypted
c. All C-tac channels will remain conventional narrow banded and in the clear
a. All dispatch channels will remain conventional narrow banded and in the clear
b. All L-tac & A-tac channels will be on the LARICS trunk system and encrypted
c. All C-tac channels will remain conventional narrow banded and in the clear
Its been pretty clear for quite some time the system will be ENC for most law enforcement users.
For specifics, as previously reported, each station will have a LTAC, METRO and Dispatch talkgroup. The existing analog LTACS frequencies are going away and being used for LARICS. Dispatch will remain analog conventional for the time being.
For specifics, as previously reported, each station will have a LTAC, METRO and Dispatch talkgroup. The existing analog LTACS frequencies are going away and being used for LARICS. Dispatch will remain analog conventional for the time being.
Engine104
Member since 2005
Will LACoFD also be ENC? I hope not.
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Noticed in a recent board meeting they had a map of LMR sites. (missing are 3 Catalina sites)
I've found dedicated licenses (700mhz trunked SY or UHF trunked YG) for every site listed EXCEPT LAN and CLM (Lancaster and Claremont)
Long Beach joined up with the Port of LB system and will expand it with an additional site and transition off legacy analog frequencies.
Port of Long Beach Trunking System, Long Beach / Signal Hill, California
Port of Long Beach Trunking System Profile
www.radioreference.com
Its not really simulcasting.
On this type of trunked system, you will only hear a talkgroup if there is a subscriber radio on that talkgroup affiliated to the specific site you are monitoring. So if someone affiliates on the downtown site on a certain talkgroup, you wont hear that activity on Oat Mtn unless there is a user on Oat that also affiliated using the same talkgroup.
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