[FedCom] 167.4875 Mhz

[kennyblues at aol.com]

The Victor callsign is for the Boston R/A, In Boston I havae never 
heard any  Bravo units, A Baker unit once and a B.S. Unit.
In the 80's when I lived in the Miami area units had a 3 digit callsign.
I would imagine there is different callsign names and or numbers in 
different R/A's

I was also monitoring the activity this morning on Bravo 5/7 and later 
on Alpha 2.

Kenny
Rockland, MA

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> Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 19:36:26 -0500
> From: "Bill" <ecps92 at earthlink.net>
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> Victor Units are typically Bank Squad Units.
>
> Bill Dunn    N1KUG


If Victor units are the bank robbery squad, who would the Bravo units 
be?  I
sometimes hear "Bravo xx" unit ID's working together converging on 
locations
and/or calling "Central" for info.  I've never heard a Victor unit ID 
locally.
I usually hear the Bravo units on a 173.9375 repeater here in metro 
Philly.
Comms are usually encrypted, but sometimes not.




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