jcinnv
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which system do they use conventional or trunk, I find both for the fire/ Ems, I'm looking for the fire/Ems ,frequencies between Baker north to the Nevada state line, the conventional uses colored codes for the alpha tags, thanks.
I know In Wrightwood, (Station 101, COMM Center) they use both. Due to poor 800Mhz transmission and reception in the mountains, County 1 (151.145) is linked into 1-Fire-1 Fire Dispatch and County 2 (159.120) is linked into 8-Fire-1 Fire Dispatch via Frost Peak. All 1-Fire-1 transmissions are rebroadcast on VHF.which system do they use conventional or trunk, I find both for the fire/ Ems, I'm looking for the fire/Ems ,frequencies between Baker north to the Nevada state line, the conventional uses colored codes for the alpha tags, thanks.
I know that Wrightwood does the same. They will often use D-Fire-2 867.8625 "direct" when talking between units.The conventional "D-Fire" channels are also used in many rural areas that lack trunked coverage.
D-Fire-1 868.9375
D-FIre-2 867.8625
D-Fire-3 868.1375 (I believe this is the primary Baker conventional fire channel)
D-Fire-4 868.4125
All of these channels are patched into the trunked system somehow.
I used to be the resident deputy in Baker. They have changed the names of the channels, but the system should be the same.D-Fire-4 is used from Baker to Vegas along I-15
D-Fire 2 is best heard near Minneola
D-Fire-3 is best heard off of SR-127 between Baker and Death Valley