ScanDiego.com

This site has mobile radio related art like old TV series and forestry radios on t-shirts, blankets, mugs, and as framed art:

https://pseudoprecisionguesswork.threadless.com/collections/historic-mobile-radio-art

T-shirts usually go on sale around holidays such as Labor Day or Thanksgiving for $13 ...

I'm not sure if I have a legitimate picture of what's going on. I show over 60 conventional channels and suspect my information is not very complete. In my brain they're split between:

• NorthCom

• Interagency Dispatch (CNF, MVU)

• City of San Diego

• BLM

I mess up so you are encouraged to post corrections.

11914396 Cajon Valley Union Elementary School District transportation

There's not much to add to your list.

TG 52005 Arrowhead Towing dispatch
Arrowhead Towing
3245 E 18th
Antioch 94509

I hope you've figured it out by now.

They are very different than other equipment and it takes a lot of work to configure them. I have been trying to develop a professional grade code plug for one system with about 17,000 radios and it has cost about $1,500 in expenses so far. I have a pretty good ...

You said:
Site 2 is definitely Mt Soledad.
Site 3 is definitely Mt Woodson (not Mt Otay in my previous post, sorry!).
Site 4 is definitely Palomar Mountain.

Still no indication of where S9-1 might be - perhaps it’s on a rack in their shop connected to a dummy load and that’s why we can’t find it ...

I believe, but can't prove, that Motorola will be coming out with multi-band MotoTrbo radios for the US market at some time in the near future.

Since you added Northern California at the bottom, another fire link is Firedispatch.com. This was started by an entrepreneur who works on public safety radio systems and other tools. This was one of the first tools for web based audio. Audio for some agencies came from the Central Electronics Bank ...

I can't post any replies to private messages...

I see MRA (NxDn) and Fisher (Connect Plus) system IDs listed as decimal on this system. P25 systems are listed as hexadecimal (67C). Is there a reason for using these mixed formats? I have almost the same problem using hex IDs for all system IDs except outside of code plugs listing both 1406(57E).