Anyone here heard of a system in San Diego 0101? I know of 057E and 0375. Who and what is it or are they?
System 0101 in San Diego
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I'm sure it would help the thread if you gave a frequency or two. Also what system type/voice?
Perhaps it's the system below? (DEC ID matches up) Then again maybe not as sites are further north
Perhaps it's the system below? (DEC ID matches up) Then again maybe not as sites are further north
The Radio Guys Trunking System, Woodland, Multi-State
The Radio Guys Trunking System Profile
www.radioreference.com
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CQPSK, FDMA Astro 25 system 257-0101 I think voice?
rx tx
774.51875 804.51875
774.86875 804.86875
rx tx
774.51875 804.51875
774.86875 804.86875
| 774.51875 | 804.51875 | Deployable Trunked System 5 | 700 MHz Deployable Trunked Systems Public Safety Common |
Guarantee you it's this:
700 MHz Deployable Trunked System Trunking System, Various, California
700 MHz Deployable Trunked System Trunking System Profile
www.radioreference.com
Could be but this is in San Diego, it could be tied into San Bernardino. WACN BF7CC
Potentially this:
forums.radioreference.com
Interesting that the San Bernardino version has exactly the same talkgroup fleetmap as San Diego county’s TRF. Wonder if this was standardized for interop purposes, as well as using the same control channel frequencies?
*Checks google*… the answer appears to be yes.
San Diego RCS TRF
Can anyone furnish some information on the Transportable Radio Facility that is associated with the San Diego County RCS? I understand that it is a stand alone trunked system that can be used used to supplement RCS. Is this correct and what frequencies does it use? Thanks
Interesting that the San Bernardino version has exactly the same talkgroup fleetmap as San Diego county’s TRF. Wonder if this was standardized for interop purposes, as well as using the same control channel frequencies?
*Checks google*… the answer appears to be yes.
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That would explain why LA-RICS ALSO has the same talkgroups for ZZ and YY and their Site 14 Station B 700 Site on Wheels is all the same frequencies..
Nice find, makes sense to me!
700 MHz Deployable systems nationwide are migrating to a common WACN of BF7CC and a System ID of Hex 101. The idea is that using this combination will allow any 700 MHz user to utilize any 700 MHz deployable system during times of major emergencies.
APCO is currently forming a working group to develop an ANSI standard covering these deployable systems.
APCO is currently forming a working group to develop an ANSI standard covering these deployable systems.
