I'm coping the same as kj6psg.
TG 111 is fire CMD 5.
TG 111 is fire CMD 5.
I wouldn't bank on this statement. Our Sheriff's Dept didn't stay in the clear and they do have MDCs.I believe the county sheriffs will stay in the clear as they can send CLETS information to their MDC's back and forth.
I am hearing Command 5 on TG 113. At least I was on 6/16/23The info on the system page is out of date; Site 1 and Site 2 no longer exist. Presently we have Site 3 and Site 4.
The talkgroups seem to be somewhat fluid in their usage (patches get moved around a fair bit), but I'm confident in the following:
- Site 3:
- 770.79375c
- 770.78125a
- 770.34375a
- Site 4:
- 773.95625c
- 771.51875a
- 771.21875a
- 769.79375a
These others I'm reasonably sure of, but again usage seems fluid:
- 99 ($63): PSAP
- 109 ($6D): Fire Dispatch (patched)
- 110 ($6E): Fire Command 2 (patched)
- 111 ($6F): Fire Command 5 (patched)
- 201 ($C9): Sheriff West (patched)
- 203 ($CB): Sheriff East (patched)
- 103 ($67): Fire Chief Net
- 205 ($CD): Sheriff Test West
- 207 ($CF): Sheriff Test East
- 208 ($D0): Simi Valley PD Test
By their own timeline, about 3 years. One of the applications, on all three licenses, has a slow-growth update with a buildout timeline. The ULS appears to be down (or otherwise inaccessible) right now so I can't access it.Does anyone know how long before Ventura County switches to this system?
Thanks!By their own timeline, about 3 years. One of the applications, on all three licenses, has a slow-growth update with a buildout timeline. The ULS appears to be down (or otherwise inaccessible) right now so I can't access it.
That's a false decode, probably from the C4FM site and the CQPSK sites clashing inside your receiver. The site equipment is physically not capable of transmitting outside the 700 MHz band.View attachment 146018 picking up 861.xxx as a control channel on site 2 from Oxnard