Just wondering, since Cali is earthquake prone,.. does anyone know if the USGS has a radio network set up, and what they use?
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Hmm...interesting question.
Poking around on the internet, there is the "Redwood City Public Seismic Network" which captures data from USGS sites - according to their system diagram (http://psn.quake.net/block.html) they are listening to links in the 160 MHz and 406 MHz ranges.
Poking around on the internet, there is the "Redwood City Public Seismic Network" which captures data from USGS sites - according to their system diagram (http://psn.quake.net/block.html) they are listening to links in the 160 MHz and 406 MHz ranges.
First of August I will be riding through the LA and San Fran areas with my Brother in Law.
TYVM! 
I hope to have a digital capable scanner by then to monitor LACSO, LAPD and the other digital stuff in Cali, but if not at least I can still hear CHP, and the USGS, and a few other things out there.
I hope to have a digital capable scanner by then to monitor LACSO, LAPD and the other digital stuff in Cali, but if not at least I can still hear CHP, and the USGS, and a few other things out there.- Status
