Hey Bryan -
Yeah. It's off the air now. I was away from my radio for a little while, so I didn't actually catch it, but I think they pulled the plug at around quitting time (5-ish).
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Hey Bryan -
Yeah. It's off the air now. I was away from my radio for a little while, so I didn't actually catch it, but I think they pulled the plug at around quitting time (5-ish).
Oat remains off the air today... Just out of curiosity - have they left the other sites up and running?
Thanks... I've got Oat programmed into about half-a-dozen radios now - I'll let you know if it comes back.
LA-RICS
For those of you that have been receiving the new system:
Are the testing sites transmitting in Phase II format, or Phase I FDMA? And has everyone been using Phase II capable scanners to monitor so far? I have not tried listening to any sites closest to my town, but I would like to know if it would be worth programming my RS Pro-106 with the system info.
Thanks in advance for any responses.
For those of you that have been receiving the new system:
Are the testing sites transmitting in Phase II format, or Phase I FDMA? And has everyone been using Phase II capable scanners to monitor so far? I have not tried listening to any sites closest to my town, but I would like to know if it would be worth programming my RS Pro-106 with the system info.
Thanks in advance for any responses.
I received talkgroups 42 and 44 on a Phase I (only) radio. 42 was in the clear (Phase I), 44 was probably encrypted, however, there is some possibility it was a TDMA/Phase II transmission that decoded as gibberish on this particular radio. Time will, no doubt, tell...
Don't know if you have this but thought it might be of interest to you all. From 3/14
http://www.laafca.org/items/LA-RICS Joint Committee Meeting Presentation 2012_03_14.pdf
Wrong date put up as pointed out, sorry about that. Was looking through so much stuff for recent things and didn't notice the year somehow.
http://www.laafca.org/items/LA-RICS Joint Committee Meeting Presentation 2012_03_14.pdf
Wrong date put up as pointed out, sorry about that. Was looking through so much stuff for recent things and didn't notice the year somehow.
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oracavon
Member
That's 3/14 of 2012 - two years ago. But still interesting, since I've never seen it. Thanks for the link.
Sorry about that.
Noted bunch more frequencies for Sites 3, 5 & 12.
Site 3
477.250
477.275
477.575
477.700
477.725
477.850alt
477.875alt
478.000cc
Site 5
476.400
476.425
476.550
476.575
476.700
476.725
476.850
476.875
477.025alt
477.300alt
477.450cc
Site 12
772.73125
773.43125
773.68125
773.93125alt
774.18125alt
774.43125cc
Suspect Oat might have more frequencies as well, but too far for me to receive.
Also if anyone is out in the SGV, have a listen as there was talk of Johnstone site. So one or more of the missing sites likely is Johnstone and covers the eastern portion of the county..
During testing today noted activity on TG 1, 7 and 13.
Site 3
477.250
477.275
477.575
477.700
477.725
477.850alt
477.875alt
478.000cc
Site 5
476.400
476.425
476.550
476.575
476.700
476.725
476.850
476.875
477.025alt
477.300alt
477.450cc
Site 12
772.73125
773.43125
773.68125
773.93125alt
774.18125alt
774.43125cc
Suspect Oat might have more frequencies as well, but too far for me to receive.
Also if anyone is out in the SGV, have a listen as there was talk of Johnstone site. So one or more of the missing sites likely is Johnstone and covers the eastern portion of the county..
During testing today noted activity on TG 1, 7 and 13.
Did the RICS DB get updated?
I don't think you would have heard anything. I've been watching pretty consistently, and it hasn't been up since it went down.
Yes sir.
Could possibly mean additional frequencies are in the mix and the original 4 have no activity?
Maybe search 476-478 bands during the day for another other control channels. FYI - Other UHF sites seem to be down for the night again.
I'm ahead of you -
I've been rolling through 476-479 on a pretty regular basis since Oat went off the air.
Sorry for the noob question, but which freqs/site is Johnstone?
scottyhetzel
Member
Johnstone peak is above City of Glendora ...
Based on control channel data from other sites, Johnstone or other locations could be - 476.900, 477.050, 477.950, 773.18125.
I actually think there is something on 773.18125, but signal is too weak to decode from my location.
I actually think there is something on 773.18125, but signal is too weak to decode from my location.
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Does anybody know which site are going to be setup in the southern part of LA County?
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