[FedCom] USPS

Fri, 8 Mar 2002 04:47:27 -0800 (PST)

Ruff,

Try this site for info about LA HIDTA
http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/hidta/frames_la.html
You may already know this, but it does give some useful info.

Rod

--- "T.K. Ruffzarf" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Does anyone know the input for the Postal Inspector repeater somewhere in 
> SoCal on 419.325?  They're using HIDTA freqs for all kinds off stuff...419.4 
> (normal input to 414.475) is simplex, and 414.475 has touch-tone dialing on 
> it, using various PL's, I'm told to move and angle thr border cameras. A 
> Navy ship repeater came up for a day with a 100.0 PL before they were 
> silenced. I believe 414.350 is now a Pendleton input, but I'm not sure. 
> 414.250 is. If anyone knows the LA HIDTA sites, please advise. 414.5 is by 
> the Hollywood sign. 412.125 is the strongest here in San Diego, followed by 
> 414.5, 414.475, and rarely, 414.550. I've never heard 412.000 or 414.450 so 
> I assume they're up North. The simplex HIDTA's are used sporadically. Never 
> have figured out who was encrypted on 414.1 or 412.55, the latter is 
> probably an FBI link. 414.275 repeats 419.225 off Mt Laguna, the 419.225 
> sites being Vista and El Centro, so this effectively links SD and Imperial 
> counties. It can also be selected to repeat other channels, it usually seems 
> to be set to repeat CH4 also. I believe 419.350 is one half of the FBI link 
> to one of the desert repeaters on either 171.175, 170.9, or 170.350. In 
> addition to being desert inputs, 164.6 and 165.5625 are in the C group 
> simplex. 168.925 is either an input or simplex with rare use. All fer 
> now/Ruff
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