Permian Basin Regional Interoperability Network
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| Multi-County Public Trunked Radio System | |
| Name | Permian Basin Regional Interoperability Network |
| Owners | Permian Basin Regional Interoperability Network, Odessa City |
| Owner Type | Public |
| Counties | Multiple |
| State | Texas |
| Country | United States |
| System Details | |
| Band | VHF / 800 MHz |
| Type | Project 25 Phase I |
| ID | 1FB |
| WACN | BEE00 |
| NAC | ? |
| FCC Callsign(s) | |
| WPJL555, WQKS400, WQKU503, WQKW691, WQLP938, WQOL312 Expired/Cancelled Callsigns WQUR651 | |
| System-specific links | |
| Database | FCC Site Map |
| Forum | RR Site Map |
| Other Resources | |
| Trunktracking FAQ | Trunktracking Glossary |
| Wiki FAQ | MediaWiki |
| QuickRef | PDF Card |
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Notes
News Report from November 29, 2014: The Howard County TRS is back in service. The previous tower fell in November 2013 due to ice. The Glass Mountain tower has been replaced, but the radio infrastructure has not been installed yet. TxDOT is using the system regularly. Midland SO is simulcasting from conventional P25, but ADP encrypted.
Related Wiki Pages
- Merged with Greater Austin/Travis Regional Radio System (GATRRS)
- Permian Basin Region Interoperability Network Part 22 Licenses
External Links
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