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BCD996T is good mobile/base scanner.
Also the PRO-2096 but keep in mind the GRE radios overload quite easily when passing cellular/nextel sites.

Someone shot a OPD officer who was on a stop. Sounds like it was from a sniper and not the person being stopped. Mercy Air came in and airlifted the officer to Scripps La Jolla I believe.
OPD D1 and RCS North Command with lots of traffic.

They are not simulcast on the North Zone but you can pick up the Imperial County Sheriff on the RCS East Zone; talkgroup 39472.

122.775 is probably the freq they used.
I've also heard ASTREA on 123.100 in the past.

Wow that is awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Couple weeks ago I saw this ID pop up but it was P25 clear with an open carrier... didn't hear enough voice to ID it. Let us know what you find on it.

I think the PRO-92 will not work on San Diego's system...I know mine does not. It's because that model cannot track splinter systems, so it's pretty much useless for SDPD/SDFD. It does work on the RCS South at least. And if your in range of Riverside and Orange County, it will track them. Still for ...

I've seen some radios at the Santee Swap Meet. I think they have Ham Radio days every month or so. I remember seeing a whole area full of radio gear. $5 for a PRO-92 you got a very good deal! Another good place for deals is AmVets Thrift Store in El Cajon. Sometimes you get lucky and find scanners t...

Here are some good freqs to try 39.400 - CHP San Diego 39.600 - CHP El Cajon (not used as much since they are on the RCS) 39.800 - CHP Temecula 151.190 - CDF Monte Vista 168.750 - Cleveland NF - Forest Net 168.150 - Cleveland NF - Admin Net 151.355 - CDF Command 1 151.265- CDF Command 2 151.340 - CD...

Yeah when your mobile and hear activity on the Gold it's time to let the foot off the gas