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27 Nov 04 Additional RCS South work groups

2560
7008
11616
18224
24624
26560
42736
44016 - station ECHO talking to security
48128
55424

This will be all for awhile and thanks for your inputs.

John W6FE

Thanks for the info on 42256 and 20264. I do note on the ones that I have listed that many times there is no conversation when they show up and at other times a couple of stations will talk back and forth and no identification to give a clue as to who they are. I will do same and plug them all into ...

Sean, you got me. You set them up so fast that when I found them I started scratching my head wondering if they were there and I had missed them. Ok, I put in my first input and over time I will try to fill in more information on them, unless of course the new Calif scanner book does it all for us ...

These hits were taken on a BC796D set for ID Scan on RCS South and most of which are un identified. If you identify them please pass it along.

96 appears to be paramedic
2848
5072
6272 appears to be paramedic
7680
7936
8368

10928
11152 heard unit 43 calling base
19616
19888 fire

20264 ...

Suggestions Aye. Ok.

Food for thought. I suggest you add 3 separate topics.
1) RCS North update or info.
2) RCS South update or info.
3) San Diego City update or info.

Reason for suggestion: If each user downloaded your current RCS San Diego directory, we could use the topics to post ...

Thanks for sharing those with us Brian. Some real nice shots there. It is quite amazing the driver survived that one. Must have an Angel sitting on his shoulder.

John H.

Just getting back at it after a few years away from scanning. I like to listen to Chula Vista PD and San Diego City and County pd's in general.
It reminds me that I do belong at home after dark.

John W6FE

Sean,

What good timing you have. I was on the old site a little over a week ago and downloaded some info and tonight I checked again and found your new location. A great place. For many years I have had scanners around but never got very serious as so involved with work at sea and ham radio when ...