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Toro Peak ?

Correcto.

SkipSanders wrote:Talkgroup 10864 - ID'ed as '1F - Emergency'.

SDUSD. When the emergency button on their radios is pressed the radio jumps to this TG.

163.1875 TACCMN
163.2000 Tac 1
163.2000 Temecula Tac
163.6250 Indio North
>8 >8
Just to throw in an observation but unfortunately this channel list is out of date so many of the channels are wrong. I've only been able to confirm some of the MA channels, Transportation, and the busy border areas ...

I noticed on most if not all of the fire lists, TRF is listed as group 5. I used to have this starting with TG 16, but several of those TGs are now used by other agencies. Does anyone know if the TRF is still valid, and did they change the TGs :?:
The TRF system is completely separate from the RCS ...

OSW wrote:System ID: 452B
Control Channels:
939.2500
939.2375
939.2125

License: WPDG834
Still active but now controlled by FCI 900 (Nextel). The address is still the Fairgrounds.

I never knew they had a 900 MHZ system
Here's the info which came from one of the radios circa 1998:

System ID: 452B
Control Channels:
939.2500
939.2375
939.2125

Channels:
00B 1
015 2 (Maintenance)
FFE 3
029 4
033 5
03D 6
047 7
051 8
939.2000 9 DCS125
05B 10
06F 11
065 12
083 13
08D 14
097 15 ...

Is the Motorola 900 trunked system still operating? I think it was only used for the Racetrack.

From a person I know who uses the phone patch, you just get a delay if the freq is busy, then it gets locked for the call. It's always the same freq.. If I turn it up again, I'll post it. With Motorola trunking each frequency has additional equipment specifically for that channel to facilitate ...

I think the "phone" part of "phone patch" for 3056 and 3120 was an ignorant assumption from long ago. I believe the original purpose (long ago) for the TG's was for patching other elements in to the system.

I don't believe the new system has telephone interconnect since it requires specific ...

Alright, that makes much more sense.