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453.7250 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-1
453.7500 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-2
453.9250 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-3
453.5000 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-4
453.9500 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-5
453.4000 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-6
453.5750 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-7
453.1000 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-8
453.4250 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-9
453.8250 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF F-10

453.2750 SAN DIEGO COUNTY JAIL
155.0250 SAN DIEGO CO. SHERIFF (DET)
45.7000 SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF
45.9000 SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF
45.9400 SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF

Any idea what the PL might be All I have gotten on any of these is traffic that was definately not Sheriff.

I believe the pl is 146.2 try that when I listen all I hear is spanish speaking I dont even know if they are allowed to use the old sheriff channels because the sheriff still uses them from time to time and the freqs are licensed to them.I have heard sheriff traffic on 453.325,453.500 which I heard as Sar 41 a while back and I heard some sheriff traffic on 453.925 but it was digital though on 453.925.

453.925 digital is Simi Valley PD

wow if it was simi valley I heard im way down in chula vista so it must be a pretty good signal Also I can hear los angeles county from time to time also.

mike wrote:wow if it was simi valley I heard im way down in chula vista so it must be a pretty good signal Also I can hear los angeles county from time to time also.

Well, 25 years ago Chula Vista and Culver City used to tone out each other's stations on 154.415 (until Culver City added CTCSS to their station alert receivers), so Simi (which has a transmitter on Oat Mountain) shouldn't be too difficult when the inversion is in.