bb911
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I'm still receiving them on them on Systems 6 and 8.
San Bernardino County Fire Dispatch
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I'm still receiving them on them on Systems 6 and 8.
Eng74
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With all the rain on Saturday it must have messed with one of the repeaters. Started getting traffic again late Sunday night. Since they did the rebanding on the 800 fill in for the non trucked areas there has been some equipment issues for the North desert.
Not gonna happen on the primary command and tacs.
San Bernardino County Comm Center is back up on Pulse Point.
bb911
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The web app is up, too. Check out the "units" column for the veg fire in Lucerne Valley, 18:07:47 today.
Includes CDFC2T3 and CDFTAC8. https://webapp.pulsepoint.org/
Eng74
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Medic Engine 53 (Baker) sounded like they were on the digital system today and we're going digital pretty bad today.
They're on digital everyday. Turquoise and Mtn Pass were switched over and analog was removed.
Eng74
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Where I am at I am still listing to SBCoFD on Fire-D.
zumachris
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SBCO Fire
I just spent several days in Big Bear Lake and monitored 8-Fire-1 where I heard county fire dispatching calls to the mountain area. The Big Bear Lake fire VHF system was mostly dead but I did hear them on 8-Fire-1 so they may have switched over after various merging going on with Big Bear City I believe. TG seem still valid as well as frequencies. Suggest you try monitoring the vhf access 159.120 mhz. I can hear it all the way to the coast. It seems to rebroadcast most if not all of the 800 mhz 8-Fire-1 traffic.
Of course monitoring BDU and BDF vhf systems would be heard to LA too. Any major wildland or potential wildland fire eg: vehicle near brush would be dispatched to multiple agencies during times of high fire danger.
I did not hear any of the 8-Law-1 traffic eg: sheriff in the mountains. They have either changed TG or are on a different system now. So I am looking for confirmation on that myself.
I just spent several days in Big Bear Lake and monitored 8-Fire-1 where I heard county fire dispatching calls to the mountain area. The Big Bear Lake fire VHF system was mostly dead but I did hear them on 8-Fire-1 so they may have switched over after various merging going on with Big Bear City I believe. TG seem still valid as well as frequencies. Suggest you try monitoring the vhf access 159.120 mhz. I can hear it all the way to the coast. It seems to rebroadcast most if not all of the 800 mhz 8-Fire-1 traffic.
Of course monitoring BDU and BDF vhf systems would be heard to LA too. Any major wildland or potential wildland fire eg: vehicle near brush would be dispatched to multiple agencies during times of high fire danger.
I did not hear any of the 8-Law-1 traffic eg: sheriff in the mountains. They have either changed TG or are on a different system now. So I am looking for confirmation on that myself.
bb911
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Did you happen to hear the radio techs testing on 8-CTac-2 the past few days?
All of SBDCO LE has been encrypted.
Interesting info. Thanks for the report.
BDC V1?
I was just going to ask about BDC V-1. I hear follow-up radio traffic from county fire units in the field, but don't hear simulcast dispatches anymore on V1. It used to echo I thought. Ideas?
I was just going to ask about BDC V-1. I hear follow-up radio traffic from county fire units in the field, but don't hear simulcast dispatches anymore on V1. It used to echo I thought. Ideas?
V1 is patched to 6-Fire-1, so you'll hear everything AFTER the initial dispatch as a "command" channel.
They dispatch all calls for the valley on 6-Fire-2 which isn't patched to a VHF.
Thanks f40ph
techman210
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Technically, not all. From my location in Phelan I can hear LE comms on at least of the two rebanded conventional repeaters.
Those will be going away also from what I've heard, so enjoy it while it lasts
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