I still maintain a bank in my scanners for Central Florida conventional fire alerting frequencies, but it is getting pretty thin these days.
Does Polk County fire still use 153.995MHz for tone outs?
How about Saint Cloud on 154.445MHz?
Lake County on 154.385MHz? I think they went digital if they still use it.
Marion County fire on 154.16MHz?
Alachua County fire on 154.325MHz?
Sumter fire on 154.37MHz?
I'm way down at the bell end of the state so I only pass through those areas on occasion and can't keep up with the changes. RadRef still lists a LOT of conventional frequencies here and there that I know to be no longer in use so your reports from on the ground are valuable to me.
I'm reluctant to tie up my scanner with a bunch of trunked systems that I rarely use when one conventional frequency can do the job while I'm passing through to alert me to wrecks in my path.
Thanks.
Does Polk County fire still use 153.995MHz for tone outs?
How about Saint Cloud on 154.445MHz?
Lake County on 154.385MHz? I think they went digital if they still use it.
Marion County fire on 154.16MHz?
Alachua County fire on 154.325MHz?
Sumter fire on 154.37MHz?
I'm way down at the bell end of the state so I only pass through those areas on occasion and can't keep up with the changes. RadRef still lists a LOT of conventional frequencies here and there that I know to be no longer in use so your reports from on the ground are valuable to me.
I'm reluctant to tie up my scanner with a bunch of trunked systems that I rarely use when one conventional frequency can do the job while I'm passing through to alert me to wrecks in my path.
Thanks.