what is the frequency 868.0375 for?

[E5911]

Ok. Stumbled on this frequency <868.0375 FB2> while searching the fcc database, The one near me is at a CHP office and there appears to be other sites with the same frequency. Appears to be a repeater, not OES , not National Interop. Licensed to the state, anyone know what it is being used for?

Thanks

 

[kearthfan101]

I have a question: where are you? California is a big state


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[MtnBiker2005]

868.0375 Listed on this 2008 thread
http://forums.radioreference.com/ca...rum/105299-caltrans-submissions-database.html

CALTRANS
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=1234

 

[E5911]

868.0375

Caltrans, got it

BTW I'm in Yuma Az a stones throw from the California state line

Transmitter is in Felicity 3-4 miles from me.

 

[davedaver1]

Another good reason for a Premium Subscription, you can search for frequencies in the DB and it would have shown you instantly what it's allocated to.

 

[mkewman]

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