FWIW, the Radio Reference database shows 452.725 (D351) as the district's bus repeater. The license shows the analog repeater's location as IVC High School. No mention of a VHF channel in the database or the wiki.
Good to hear! Do you also have the time slot? If you haven't done so yet, would you mind submitting the DMR information to Radio Reference so the database can be updated? Thanks!
DMR repeaters have two time slots, meaning that two different talkgroups could be active on a repeater at the same time. You would program the frequency as you would normally, then when you hear DMR traffic, make note of the color code, talkgroup (both of which you already have) and slot information in your scanner's display. Having all this information is helpful when submitting DMR information to Radio Reference. As mentioned above, there might be other talkgroups active on the repeater as well. The buses could use a second talkgroup as an alternate or emergency channel. The school district might also have a talkgroup for district-wide operations like maintenance. As long as it isn't on the same time slot as the main bus channel, there won't be any potential for busy "bonk" signals when the buses or base try to use their talkgroup.
