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Revision as of 12:10, 14 July 2015
| RINS name | COG Name | Output (pre reband) | Output (post reband) |
|---|---|---|---|
| RINS 1 | COG 1 | 868.5125 | 853.5125 |
| RINS 2 | COG 2 | 866.8375 | 851.8375 |
| RINS 3 | COG 3 | 867.2375 | 852.2375 |
| RINS 4 | COG 4 | 867.4875 | 852.4875 |
| RINS 5 | COG 5 | 866.8625 | 851.8625 |
| RINS 6 | COG 6 | 867.7625 | 852.7625 |
- RINS = Regional Interservice Channel
- COG = Council of Governments
The six COG channel pairs, originally known as RINS (Regional INterSystem) or COGMARS (Council of Governments Mutual Aid Radio System), are intended for use among the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments member jurisdictions.
Inter-jurisdictional communications is analog with a CTCSS of 156.7. But any member may use the channels for simplex communication or for VRS (vehicular repeater systems) provided they do not use 156.7 (digital modulation is also acceptable).
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- Virginia Frequencies
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