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DCMon

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Hearing stronger signals down by Roseburg on 453.2875, 460.0000 and 460.6375 for about a week now. All show to be from Bear Mtn.. I faintly hear the data channel 453.4125. I am hearing LCSO 20001 E / EPD 20051 E / several fire tg's - 20391, 20205 and 20203. All are strong. And this morning I heard OSP Springfield 38130 many times but they are not listed on the SW 7? I do not hear the OSRP system. I hear these freq's while searching and not via trunk scanning.
 

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The second freq is 460.0500, not what I said above. All show NAC 1F5h
 

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And this morning I heard OSP Springfield 38130 many times but they are not listed on the SW 7? I do not hear the OSRP system.
SW7 and OSRP have an ISSI with each other so they are connected systems and users can move between them but use the same channels/talkgroups. Deputies here in Linn County use it all the time to help with coverage they otherwise wouldn't have. Seems like every now and then a user on SW7 will switch their radio to an OSP channel while still remaining on SW7 thus the OSP channel gets transmitted onto the SW7 site they're on and can be heard by our scanners.
 

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I drove down 126 from Bend to Salem today (yes the long way) and found site 14 advertised from both Bellkap and Vida. I never found the actual control channel so I dont have any other intel. Anyone in Lane County care to investigate?

### SW 7 County Interoperable Public Safety Radio Partnership: RFSS 1 / Site 14 — candidate

- Advertised control channel: **460.57500 MHz**
- Observed from:
- RFSS 1 / Site 8 — Belknap Bluff (decoded CC 460.60000 MHz)
- RFSS 1 / Site 12 — Vida (decoded CC 460.08750 MHz)
 
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