8-09-2009 Low Band Catch File

[Ray_Air]

1155hrs
Location: S.E Lower Michigan

36.25- " he will see it when he comes in"
33.90- Hamilton County
33.80- Fire tone outs for a "signal 23" (williams fire dept possibly said?) Multiple dept's heard
33.58- voice "1204"
33.64- voice
33.70- tone out
33.74- voice, very weak
33.52- voice, very weak
33.68- tone out residential fire alarm
33.78- "stand by by for a call"
33.88- "transporting"
35.06- unknown tx (encrypted or digital data) More than likely some kind of data
39.18- voice, very weak
33.48- Woodstock Fire & EMS tone out for difficulty breathing
33.44- key up, no voice

Monitored with a PRO-2051 scanner and a Super Gainer whip antenna and also 2 Vertex VX-510L radios each set up as 32 ch. low band scanners. The opening was fairly weak when I first started monitoring around 1155hrs, it intensified around 1210hrs and was gone by 1300hrs. The weather here today was extremely hot (92-96F) with severe thunderstorms possible in the evening.

[spatch713]

33.80- Fire tone outs for a "signal 23" (williams fire dept possibly said?) Multiple dept's heard


Could be Williamsville Fire in Killingly, CT. 33.80 is used to dispatch a good portion of that part of the state which could explain the multiple department heard.

Shawn