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Well, over the past week, I've noticed that Bainbridge Island units are being dispatched on 154.370, along with the rest of the county. The low-band repeater on 33.700 appears to be quiet.

According to the Fire Commission notes from the BI Fire web page, it appears there was some talk of "surplusing" the old (low band) equipment. There is also information on the acquisition of "new equipment" over the past year - some of it acquired through grants, some of it donated from the Dept of Emergency Management.

So, the last low-band hold out in the Puget Sound area is gone....
Will be interesting to listen to the Kitsap County switch over to their new frequencies and their addition of simulcasting to select channels.

Brad/N7JGX
Whidbey Island, WA

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Whatever.....

Guess their tired of talking to other agencies throughout the country. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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"A well regulated breakfast, being necessary to the healthy start of the day, the right of the people to keep and eat food shall not be infringed."

When I got my 1st scanner I used to listen to Low Band VHF skip. back in the good old days.  I used to pick up LA Fire on 33.7  heard a lot of neat stuff..I also used to put in 39.820 which I think LA police used. They had a call of a officer calling for help. he had 5 people down on the ground  at gun point with a shot gun he was asking for back up

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what are the new channels going to be and when do they start what is Bainbridge island units