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Single Beep at end of portable radio transmissions
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mmckenna
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Yeah, I don't have any recordings of it. I haven't used it, either since we're using MDC-1200.
scanmanmi
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Fun Fact: Lots of people like me used to think the NASA beeps were an end of transmission. Turns out they come only from mission control before and after PTT to operate earth transmitters.
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Are you able to monitor San Mateo County Fire Control 1A? Units status keep with ancient fleet sync terminals. You'll hear the data bursts and they sound uniquely different from MDC 1200.
RE: Santa Cruz County Analog:
Ah yes. Must be jumping on that AES bandwagon like everyone this side of the hill.
RE:San Jose
SJPD 20 Is a UHF 450 channel that is used by park rangers as a coordination channel. Much like the Palo Alto Rangers channel on SVRCS.
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