NewbieScoobie
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During the Santiago Fire of October 2007, I happened to be at an intersection near the fire when the caravan carrying Governor Schwarzenegger passed through. Also at the intersection were a number of OCFA vehicles. Right as some motorcycle officers cleared the way for the caravan, I got a close call hit with some people ( I assume they were firefighters in the surrounding vehicles, and this assumption is the basis for my upcoming question) saying "There's a story for the papers: Schwarzenegger Holds Up Strike Team"
Unfortunately I do not remember what the frequency actually was. I am wondering if this was some kind of short-range frequency for communications between units at a scene as I've never heard anything so chit-chatty on any of Orange County's more official trunked channels. I have tried to some research but all I can come up with is that maybe it was one of the conventional channels on the Orange County system.
If that is the case, where can I find out more about which frequencies are used in this manner.
Unfortunately I do not remember what the frequency actually was. I am wondering if this was some kind of short-range frequency for communications between units at a scene as I've never heard anything so chit-chatty on any of Orange County's more official trunked channels. I have tried to some research but all I can come up with is that maybe it was one of the conventional channels on the Orange County system.
If that is the case, where can I find out more about which frequencies are used in this manner.