CHP RCS

This is the place to discuss generalized scanner questions and information for San Diego County. Whether it's radios, antennas, or other general scanner related topics, you can talk about it here.
Steele
Posts: 51
Joined: Tue Nov 16, 2004 11:01 am

CHP Conventional or RCS ?

Post by Steele »

Heard CHP (115) units on RCS Temecula Disp 1,
Responding to a 10851, SB I 15 at the lower 79,
Already making use of those RCS radios.
When CHP East goes back to gold?
Maybe the (108) units will get to keep there
Hand-held radios for interoperability. Also heard some
Traffic on Delegation protection 1 units talking about the
Governor. Why not the CHP blue?
Maybe the (87) units have RCS radios?
I know that the answer lies in the future minuets!

Steele
brandon
Site Admin
Posts: 129
Joined: Sat Nov 20, 2004 9:05 pm
Location: Riverside County
Contact:

Post by brandon »

Interesting to see the 115 units on the RCS. I'd like to know how that is going to work when they are north of Temecula.
OSW
Posts: 34
Joined: Sat Oct 01, 2005 3:06 am

Post by OSW »

Mikey wrote:CHP has had an emergency marker on their low band freqs as long as I can remember listening - now if the PDs on RCS could only get that. It's doable on trunked systems because San Diego PD does it - wonder why other agencies who HAD emergency tones on VHF/UHF haven't pushed for them on their trunked system?
The problem with using DTMF for an emergency keep-the-air-clear alert is that IMBE doesn't pass DTMF tones very well. They come out terrible in quality. IMBE was designed around the human voice. Even generic single tones sound a bit garbled, but still better than DTMF.
Post Reply