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Yeah, we have a brand new Bell 407. It's a bitchin' rig! Similar to the Bell 206 "Long Ranger" except it has four blades and a bigger motor. Equipped with the latest FLIR unit, moving map with FLIR tracking, dual video screen, 406 MHz ELT, the latest Technisonic VHF and 800 MHz radios and....

Who are these fruits?

Back in the early 70s when the Bearcat 101 scanner came out, one of the first programmable scanners, they were only made available to policemen and firemen at first due to the limited supply of them. Other than this I am not aware of any restrictions on scanner sales in California.

You know fellas, Roger has the contract to maintain radios on the Muir Space Station. He makes his rounds twice a month. Ask him to show you his hydrozene rocket out back, it's a beauty! He's even taken his buddy Bill Clinton along a couple times. And be sure to stay clear when he launches, you don'...

I have four of the PRO2050's. One for SDPD, one for SDFD, one for RCS south analog and one for RCS north analog. They work fine.

He wanted everyone out of town so the looters could have a field day, and he could have a field day prosecuting them.

380-400 has been reallocated, and is no longer military aircraft. It's now military trunking systems, and also military in-squad radios (the military version of FRS radios... in fact, they use a custom variant FRS retuned to their channels in this range. The (ICOM) Intersquad radios use: CH-01 396....

Mickier wrote:Has anyone else heard Control Channels on 391.0625 and 392.6625 MHz? Thanks! Someone told me it might be a TETRA TRS, and it could be in Baja.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TETRA

Are you sure your scanner is not hearing an "image" from another band?

Don't worry, won't be long and everyone in California will be speaking spanish.

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