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Los Angeles County Disaster Communications Service
South Los Angeles, Lomita & Marina del Rey Stations – Districts 3, 17 & 27

Current Messages


Routine: 12/01/2025 1100 hours
To: All Members
From: Deane Bouvier, S-50

Tonight's District nets starting at 1930 hours will use the W6TRW 2-meter repeater (no 440 crosslink this evening due to K6RH repairs), our 2-meter TAC-1 simplex frequency, our 220 simplex frequency followed by an NBEMS digital message, the 440 PV-West repeater, and concluding with another NBEMS message on 2-meter TAC-1 simplex. All DCS members and South Bay city radio group operators are encouraged to check in on one or more frequencies.
(LMT-01)


Routine: 12/01/2025 1115 hours
To: All Members
From: Diana Feinberg, S-60

For the next ten days Deane Bouvier, S-50, will be overseeing our District operations while I seek some answers to a health issue that arose last week.
(LMT-02)


Routine: 12/01/2025 1130 hours
To: All Members
From: Deane Bouvier, S-50

We have not seen 220 ham band interference since the Caos experimental licenses in LA County expired on 09/23/25. The remaining Caos experimental license in Riverside County is in effect until 05/01/26, on a non-interference basis with amateurs. It remains important to remain vigilant and report every incidence of 220 ham band interference, most likely on repeater inputs and simplex operation. Call the Caos “Stop Buzzer” number of 610-349-0104 for each incident. Let me know at [email protected] the date, time, ticket number and whether the interference ceased when you called. File an FCC complaint at https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=38844
(LMT-03)


Routine: 12/01/2025 1200 hours
To: All Members
From: Deane Bouvier, S-50

Members are still encouraged to use the 440 PV-West repeater during non-net hours to keep this frequency active. We would like to ensure PV-West's frequency isn't encroached by another repeater.
(LMT-04)


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