Does the OSP still use VHF
I noticed a few OSP Cars lately that have Antenna's on the cars that look like they are VHF.
I noticed a few OSP Cars lately that have Antenna's on the cars that look like they are VHF.
If you get a pic of what you see that could help identifyThanks I know they are on MARCS.
But I would not have thought the antenna's I saw were in 440Mhc range - I guess they could be
The couple I saw were as long as my Diamond CR8900 Antenna if not longerIf you get a pic of what you see that could help identify
I doubt it. the low band units are definitely gone. maybe an area with specific mutual aid requirements?Next time I see one I will take a Photo
The one I saw was much larger - maybe carry over from a older unit?
I think that photo is five years old.
It is possible that they have VHF for LEARN -- 154.935 and 155.37 are still licensed in some locations, even though they did cancel the licenses for those in many areas.
Next time I see one I will take a Photo
The one I saw was much larger - maybe carryu over from a older unit?
yes very similarDo any of the antennas on the left side of deck lid look like the antenna you describe?
11/13/2020
03/19/2020
12/2020
2019
There are six active licenses for VHF low including Cuyahoga, Fulton, Gallia, Hamilton, Seneca, Summit, and Portage counties. 45.020?yes very similar