anyone have a list of 10 codes or other codes used by the fire depts? also the pd or any other VHF stuff used by the USCG in the area?
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all the fire/rescue use fairly plain language in carteret county...sheriff and pd's use regular national 10 codes when not using plain english, too....we're just simple country folk 
(in neighboring Onslow Co, the rescue will use an elaborate code system for their rescue calls (mostly for logging) and then immediately give a plain language verbal description !!! kinda defeats the purpose of any verbal encryption--HI HI !! )
Barefootdipole
(in neighboring Onslow Co, the rescue will use an elaborate code system for their rescue calls (mostly for logging) and then immediately give a plain language verbal description !!! kinda defeats the purpose of any verbal encryption--HI HI !! )
Barefootdipole
w4rez
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barefootdipole said:all the fire/rescue use fairly plain language in carteret county...sheriff and pd's use regular national 10 codes when not using plain english, too....we're just simple country folk
(in neighboring Onslow Co, the rescue will use an elaborate code system for their rescue calls (mostly for logging) and then immediately give a plain language verbal description !!! kinda defeats the purpose of any verbal encryption--HI HI !! )
Barefootdipole
Onslow County uses EMD/AMPDS codes for EMS dispatch. A somewhat outdated list of these can be found here: http://www.fordyce.org/scanning/scanning_info/scfcodes.html
Until I found out about this I thought it was a form of verbal encryption too.
Updated list of AMPDS Codes:
Abdominal Pain
1-D-1 Not alert
1-C-1 Fainting or near fainting >50 y/o
1-C-2 Females w/ fainting or near fainting 12-50 y/o
1-C-3 Males w/ pain above navel >45 y/o
1-C-4 Females w/ pain above navel >45 y/o
1-A-1 Abdominal pain
Allergic Reaction
2-E-1 Ineffective breathing
2-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
2-D-2 Not Alert
2-D-3 Conditioning worsening
2-D-4 Swarming attack (bees)
2-D-5 Snakebite
2-C-1 Difficulty breathing or swallowing
2-C-2 Special medications or injections used
2-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
2-A-1 No difficulty breathing or swallowing
2-A-2 Spider Bite
Animal Bites
3-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
3-D-2 Not alert
3-D-3 Dangerous body area
3-D-4 Large animal
3-D-5 Exotic animal
3-D-6 Attack or multiple animals
3-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
3-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
3-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
3-A-1 Not dangerous body area
3-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hours
3-A-3 Superficial bites
Assault
(A= Assault/ S= Sexual Assault)
4-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
4-D-2 Not alert
4-D-3 Abnormal breathing
4-D-4 Dangerous body area
4-D-5 Multiple victims
4-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
4-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
4-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
4-A-1 Not dangerous body area
4-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hours
Back Pain
5-D-1 Not alert
5-C-1 Fainting or near fainting >50 y/o
5-A-1 Non-traumatic
5-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hours
Breathing Difficulty
(A=Asthma)
6-E-1 Ineffective breathing
6-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
6-D-2 Not alert
6-D-3 Clammy
6-C-1 Abnormal breathing
6-C-2 Cardiac history
Burn Subject
7-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
7-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
7-D-3 Not alert
7-D-4 Explosion
7-D-5 Multiple victims
7-C-1 Building fire w/ persons inside
7-C-2 Difficulty breathing
7-C-3 Burns >18% BSA
7-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
7-A-1 Burns <18% BSA
7-A-2 Fire alarm unknown situation
7-A-3 Sunburn or minor burns
Hazardous Exposure
8-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
8-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
8-D-3 HAZ-MAT
8-D-4 Not alert
8-D-5 Multiple victims
8-D-6 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
8-C-1 Alert w/ difficulty breathing
8-B-1 Alert w/o difficulty breathing
8-A-1 CO alarm- EMS requested
Cardiac Arrest
9-E-1 Not breathing at all
9-E-2 Breathing uncertain
9-E-3 Hanging
9-E-4 Strangulation
9-E-5 Suffocation
9-E-6 Underwater
9-D-1 Ineffective breathing
9-B-1 Obvious death
Chest Pain
10-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
10-D-2 Not alert
10-D-3 Clammy
10-C-1 Abnormal breathing
10-C-2 Cardiac history
10-C-3 Cocaine
10-C-4 Breathing normally >35 y/o
10-A-1 Breathing normally <35 y/o
Choking
11-E-1 Choking verified/ ineffective breathing
11-D-1 Not alert
11-D-2 Abnormal breathing
11-A-1 Not choking now
Seizures
12-D-1 Not breathing
12-D-2 Continuous or multiple seizures
12-D-3 Irregular breathing
12-D-4 Breathing regularly not verified >35 y/o
12-C-1 Pregnancy
12-C-2 Diabetic
12-C-3 Cardiac history
12-B-1 Breathing regularly not verified <35 y/o
12-A-1 Not seizing now & breathing verified
Diabetic Problems
13-D-1 Unconscious
13-C-1 Not alert
13-C-2 Abnormal behavior
13-C-3 Abnormal breathing
13-A-1 Alert
Drowning
14-D-1 Unconscious
14-D-2 Not alert
14-D-3 Diving or neck injury
14-D-4 SCUBA accident
14-C-1 Alert w/ abnormal breathing
14-B-1 Alert & breathing normally w/ injuries
14-B-2 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
14-A-1 Alert & breathing normally w/o injuries
Electrocution
(E=Electrocution/ L= Lightning)
15-E-1 Not breathing / ineffective breathing
15-D-1 Unconscious
15-D-2 Not disconnected from power
15-D-3 Power not off
15-D-4 Long fall >6 ft.
15-D-5 Not alert
15-D-6 Abnormal breathing
15-D-7 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
15-C-1 Alert & breathing normally
Eye Problem
16-D-1 Not alert
16-B-1 Severe eye injuries
16-A-1 Moderate eye injuries
16-A-2 Minor eye injuries
16-A-3 Medical eye problems
Falls
17-D-1 Dangerous body area
17-D-2 Long fall >6 ft.
17-D-3 Not alert
17-D-4 Abnormal breathing
17-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
17-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
17-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
17-A-1 Not dangerous body area
17-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hrs.
Headache
18-C-1 Not alert
18-C-2 Abnormal breathing
18-C-3 Speech problems
18-C-4 Sudden onset of severe pain
18-C-5 Numbness or paralysis
18-C-6 Change in behavior
18-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
18-A-1 Breathing normally
Heart Problem
19-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
19-D-2 Not alert
19-D-3 Clammy
19-C-1 Firing of AICD
19-C-2 Abnormal breathing
19-C-3 Chest pain >35 y/o
19-C-4 Cardiac history
19-C-5 Cocaine
19-C-6 Heart rate <50 or >130
19-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
19-A-1 Heart rate >50 or <130 w/o symptoms
19-A-2 Chest pain <35 y/o w/o symptoms
Environmental Exposure
20-D-1 Not alert
20-C-1 Cardiac history
20-B-1 Change in skin color
20-B-2 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
20-A-1 Alert
(Continued Next Post)
Abdominal Pain
1-D-1 Not alert
1-C-1 Fainting or near fainting >50 y/o
1-C-2 Females w/ fainting or near fainting 12-50 y/o
1-C-3 Males w/ pain above navel >45 y/o
1-C-4 Females w/ pain above navel >45 y/o
1-A-1 Abdominal pain
Allergic Reaction
2-E-1 Ineffective breathing
2-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
2-D-2 Not Alert
2-D-3 Conditioning worsening
2-D-4 Swarming attack (bees)
2-D-5 Snakebite
2-C-1 Difficulty breathing or swallowing
2-C-2 Special medications or injections used
2-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
2-A-1 No difficulty breathing or swallowing
2-A-2 Spider Bite
Animal Bites
3-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
3-D-2 Not alert
3-D-3 Dangerous body area
3-D-4 Large animal
3-D-5 Exotic animal
3-D-6 Attack or multiple animals
3-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
3-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
3-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
3-A-1 Not dangerous body area
3-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hours
3-A-3 Superficial bites
Assault
(A= Assault/ S= Sexual Assault)
4-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
4-D-2 Not alert
4-D-3 Abnormal breathing
4-D-4 Dangerous body area
4-D-5 Multiple victims
4-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
4-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
4-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
4-A-1 Not dangerous body area
4-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hours
Back Pain
5-D-1 Not alert
5-C-1 Fainting or near fainting >50 y/o
5-A-1 Non-traumatic
5-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hours
Breathing Difficulty
(A=Asthma)
6-E-1 Ineffective breathing
6-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
6-D-2 Not alert
6-D-3 Clammy
6-C-1 Abnormal breathing
6-C-2 Cardiac history
Burn Subject
7-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
7-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
7-D-3 Not alert
7-D-4 Explosion
7-D-5 Multiple victims
7-C-1 Building fire w/ persons inside
7-C-2 Difficulty breathing
7-C-3 Burns >18% BSA
7-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
7-A-1 Burns <18% BSA
7-A-2 Fire alarm unknown situation
7-A-3 Sunburn or minor burns
Hazardous Exposure
8-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
8-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
8-D-3 HAZ-MAT
8-D-4 Not alert
8-D-5 Multiple victims
8-D-6 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
8-C-1 Alert w/ difficulty breathing
8-B-1 Alert w/o difficulty breathing
8-A-1 CO alarm- EMS requested
Cardiac Arrest
9-E-1 Not breathing at all
9-E-2 Breathing uncertain
9-E-3 Hanging
9-E-4 Strangulation
9-E-5 Suffocation
9-E-6 Underwater
9-D-1 Ineffective breathing
9-B-1 Obvious death
Chest Pain
10-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
10-D-2 Not alert
10-D-3 Clammy
10-C-1 Abnormal breathing
10-C-2 Cardiac history
10-C-3 Cocaine
10-C-4 Breathing normally >35 y/o
10-A-1 Breathing normally <35 y/o
Choking
11-E-1 Choking verified/ ineffective breathing
11-D-1 Not alert
11-D-2 Abnormal breathing
11-A-1 Not choking now
Seizures
12-D-1 Not breathing
12-D-2 Continuous or multiple seizures
12-D-3 Irregular breathing
12-D-4 Breathing regularly not verified >35 y/o
12-C-1 Pregnancy
12-C-2 Diabetic
12-C-3 Cardiac history
12-B-1 Breathing regularly not verified <35 y/o
12-A-1 Not seizing now & breathing verified
Diabetic Problems
13-D-1 Unconscious
13-C-1 Not alert
13-C-2 Abnormal behavior
13-C-3 Abnormal breathing
13-A-1 Alert
Drowning
14-D-1 Unconscious
14-D-2 Not alert
14-D-3 Diving or neck injury
14-D-4 SCUBA accident
14-C-1 Alert w/ abnormal breathing
14-B-1 Alert & breathing normally w/ injuries
14-B-2 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
14-A-1 Alert & breathing normally w/o injuries
Electrocution
(E=Electrocution/ L= Lightning)
15-E-1 Not breathing / ineffective breathing
15-D-1 Unconscious
15-D-2 Not disconnected from power
15-D-3 Power not off
15-D-4 Long fall >6 ft.
15-D-5 Not alert
15-D-6 Abnormal breathing
15-D-7 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
15-C-1 Alert & breathing normally
Eye Problem
16-D-1 Not alert
16-B-1 Severe eye injuries
16-A-1 Moderate eye injuries
16-A-2 Minor eye injuries
16-A-3 Medical eye problems
Falls
17-D-1 Dangerous body area
17-D-2 Long fall >6 ft.
17-D-3 Not alert
17-D-4 Abnormal breathing
17-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
17-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
17-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
17-A-1 Not dangerous body area
17-A-2 Non-recent injuries >6 hrs.
Headache
18-C-1 Not alert
18-C-2 Abnormal breathing
18-C-3 Speech problems
18-C-4 Sudden onset of severe pain
18-C-5 Numbness or paralysis
18-C-6 Change in behavior
18-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
18-A-1 Breathing normally
Heart Problem
19-D-1 Severe respiratory distress
19-D-2 Not alert
19-D-3 Clammy
19-C-1 Firing of AICD
19-C-2 Abnormal breathing
19-C-3 Chest pain >35 y/o
19-C-4 Cardiac history
19-C-5 Cocaine
19-C-6 Heart rate <50 or >130
19-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
19-A-1 Heart rate >50 or <130 w/o symptoms
19-A-2 Chest pain <35 y/o w/o symptoms
Environmental Exposure
20-D-1 Not alert
20-C-1 Cardiac history
20-B-1 Change in skin color
20-B-2 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
20-A-1 Alert
(Continued Next Post)
Hemorrhage
21-D-1 Dangerous hemorrhage
21-D-2 Not alert
21-D-3 Abnormal breathing
21-C-1 Hemorrhage through a tube
21-B-1 Possibly dangerous hemorrhage
21-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
21-B-3 Bleeding disorder or blood thinners
21-A-1 Non dangerous hemorrhage
21-A-2 Minor hemorrhage
Industrial Accidents
22-D-1 Life status questionable
22-D-2 Caught in machinery
22-D-3 Multiple victims
22-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
Overdose
(A=Accidental/I=Intentional/P=Poisoning)
23-D-1 Unconscious
23-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
23-C-1 Violent
23-C-2 Not alert
23-C-3 Abnormal breathing
23-C-4 Antidepressants
23-C-5 Cocaine
23-C-6 Narcotics
23-C-7 Acid or Alkali
23-C-8 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
23-C-9 Poison Control request for response
23-B-1 Overdose without symptoms
23-O-1 Poisoning w/o priority symptoms
Pregnancy
24-D-1 Breech or cord
24-D-2 Head visible
24-D-3 Imminent delivery > 5 months
24-D-4 3rd trimester bleeding
24-D-5 High risk complications
24-D-6 Baby born
24-C-1 2nd trimester hemorrhage or miscarriage
24-C-2 1st trimester serious hemorrhage
24-B-1 Labor > 5 months
24-B-2 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
24-A-1 1st trimester hemorrhage or miscarriage
Psychiatric Problem
25-D-1 Not alert
25-B-1 Violent
25-B-2 Threatening suicide
25-B-3 Near hanging
25-B-4 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
25-A-1 Non-violent & non-suicidal
Sick Call
26-D-1 Not alert
26-C-1 Cardiac history
26-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
26-A-1 No priority symptoms
26-A-2 Boils
26-A-3 Bumps
26-A-4 Cannot sleep
26-A-5 Cannot urinate
26-A-6 Catheter problems
26-A-7 Constipation
26-A-8 Cramps/spasms
26-A-9 Cut-off ring request
26-A-10 Deafness
26-A-11 Defecation/diarrhea
26-A-12 Earache
26-A-13 Enema
26-A-14 Gout
26-A-15 Hemorrhoids/piles
26-A-16 Hepatitis
26-A-17 Hiccups
26-A-18 Hungry
26-A-19 Nervous
26-A-20 Object stuck
26-A-21 Object swallowed
26-A-22 Penis problems
26-A-23 Rash/skin disorder
26-A-24 STD
26-A-25 Sore throat
26-A-26 Toothache
26-A-27 Transportation only
26-A-28 Wound infected
Stab/Gunshot/Penetrating Trauma (S, G, or P)
27-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
27-D-2 Not alert
27-D-3 Central wounds
27-D-4 Multiple wounds
27-D-5 Multiple victims
27-B-1 Non-recent injuries >6 hrs./ central wound
27-B-2 Known single peripheral wound
27-B-3 Serious hemorrhage
27-B-4 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
27-A-1 Non-recent >6 hrs. peripheral wounds
Stroke
28-C-1 Not alert
28-C-2 Abnormal breathing
28-C-3 Speech or movement problems
28-C-4 Numbness or tingling
28-C-5 Stroke history
28-C-6 Breathing normally > 35 y/o
28-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
28-A-1 Breathing normally < 35 y/o
Traffic Collision
29-D-1-A Major incident (aircraft)
29-D-1-B Major incident (bus)
29-D-1-D Major incident (train)
29-D-1-E Major incident (watercraft)
29-D-2-A High mechanism (all-terrain)
29-D-2-B High mechanism (motorcycle)
29-D-2-C High mechanism (auto-pedestrian)
29-D-2-D High mechanism (ejection)
29-D-2-E High mechanism (personal watercraft)
29-D-2-F High mechanism (rollovers)
29-D-2-G High mechanism (vehicle off bridge/height)
29-D-3 HAZMAT
29-D-4 Pinned
29-D-5 Not alert
29-B-1 Injuries
29-B-2 Multiple victims (one unit)
29-B-3 Multiple victims (additional units)
29-B-4 Serious hemorrhage
29-B-5 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
29-A-1 1st party caller w/ non-dangerous injury
Traumatic Injuries
30-D-1 Dangerous body area
30-D-2 Not alert
30-D-3 Abnormal breathing
30-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
30-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
30-A-1 Not dangerous body area
30-A-2 Non-recent injuries>6 hrs.
Subject Unconscious
31-E-1 Ineffective breathing
31-D-1 Unconscious
31-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
31-D-3 Not alert
31-C-1 Alert w/ abnormal breathing
31-C-2 Cardiac history
31-C-3 Multiple fainting episodes
31-C-4 Single or near fainting episode & alert
31-C-5 Female 12-50 w/ abdominal pain
31-A-1
Medical Nature Unknown
32-D-1 Life status questionable
32-B-1 Standing, moving, sitting, or talking
32-B-2 Medical alert notification
32-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
Transfers
(T=Transfer/ I=Interfacility)
33-D-1 Suspected cardiac or respiratory arrest
33-C-1 Not alert (acute change)
33-C-2 Abnormal breathing
33-C-3 Significant hemorrhage or shock
33-C-4 Possible acute heart problems or MI
33-C-5 Acute severe pain
33-C-6 Emergency response requested
33-A-1 No priority symptoms
21-D-1 Dangerous hemorrhage
21-D-2 Not alert
21-D-3 Abnormal breathing
21-C-1 Hemorrhage through a tube
21-B-1 Possibly dangerous hemorrhage
21-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
21-B-3 Bleeding disorder or blood thinners
21-A-1 Non dangerous hemorrhage
21-A-2 Minor hemorrhage
Industrial Accidents
22-D-1 Life status questionable
22-D-2 Caught in machinery
22-D-3 Multiple victims
22-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
Overdose
(A=Accidental/I=Intentional/P=Poisoning)
23-D-1 Unconscious
23-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
23-C-1 Violent
23-C-2 Not alert
23-C-3 Abnormal breathing
23-C-4 Antidepressants
23-C-5 Cocaine
23-C-6 Narcotics
23-C-7 Acid or Alkali
23-C-8 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
23-C-9 Poison Control request for response
23-B-1 Overdose without symptoms
23-O-1 Poisoning w/o priority symptoms
Pregnancy
24-D-1 Breech or cord
24-D-2 Head visible
24-D-3 Imminent delivery > 5 months
24-D-4 3rd trimester bleeding
24-D-5 High risk complications
24-D-6 Baby born
24-C-1 2nd trimester hemorrhage or miscarriage
24-C-2 1st trimester serious hemorrhage
24-B-1 Labor > 5 months
24-B-2 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
24-A-1 1st trimester hemorrhage or miscarriage
Psychiatric Problem
25-D-1 Not alert
25-B-1 Violent
25-B-2 Threatening suicide
25-B-3 Near hanging
25-B-4 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
25-A-1 Non-violent & non-suicidal
Sick Call
26-D-1 Not alert
26-C-1 Cardiac history
26-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
26-A-1 No priority symptoms
26-A-2 Boils
26-A-3 Bumps
26-A-4 Cannot sleep
26-A-5 Cannot urinate
26-A-6 Catheter problems
26-A-7 Constipation
26-A-8 Cramps/spasms
26-A-9 Cut-off ring request
26-A-10 Deafness
26-A-11 Defecation/diarrhea
26-A-12 Earache
26-A-13 Enema
26-A-14 Gout
26-A-15 Hemorrhoids/piles
26-A-16 Hepatitis
26-A-17 Hiccups
26-A-18 Hungry
26-A-19 Nervous
26-A-20 Object stuck
26-A-21 Object swallowed
26-A-22 Penis problems
26-A-23 Rash/skin disorder
26-A-24 STD
26-A-25 Sore throat
26-A-26 Toothache
26-A-27 Transportation only
26-A-28 Wound infected
Stab/Gunshot/Penetrating Trauma (S, G, or P)
27-D-1 Unconscious or arrest
27-D-2 Not alert
27-D-3 Central wounds
27-D-4 Multiple wounds
27-D-5 Multiple victims
27-B-1 Non-recent injuries >6 hrs./ central wound
27-B-2 Known single peripheral wound
27-B-3 Serious hemorrhage
27-B-4 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
27-A-1 Non-recent >6 hrs. peripheral wounds
Stroke
28-C-1 Not alert
28-C-2 Abnormal breathing
28-C-3 Speech or movement problems
28-C-4 Numbness or tingling
28-C-5 Stroke history
28-C-6 Breathing normally > 35 y/o
28-B-1 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
28-A-1 Breathing normally < 35 y/o
Traffic Collision
29-D-1-A Major incident (aircraft)
29-D-1-B Major incident (bus)
29-D-1-D Major incident (train)
29-D-1-E Major incident (watercraft)
29-D-2-A High mechanism (all-terrain)
29-D-2-B High mechanism (motorcycle)
29-D-2-C High mechanism (auto-pedestrian)
29-D-2-D High mechanism (ejection)
29-D-2-E High mechanism (personal watercraft)
29-D-2-F High mechanism (rollovers)
29-D-2-G High mechanism (vehicle off bridge/height)
29-D-3 HAZMAT
29-D-4 Pinned
29-D-5 Not alert
29-B-1 Injuries
29-B-2 Multiple victims (one unit)
29-B-3 Multiple victims (additional units)
29-B-4 Serious hemorrhage
29-B-5 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
29-A-1 1st party caller w/ non-dangerous injury
Traumatic Injuries
30-D-1 Dangerous body area
30-D-2 Not alert
30-D-3 Abnormal breathing
30-B-1 Possibly dangerous body area
30-B-2 Serious hemorrhage
30-A-1 Not dangerous body area
30-A-2 Non-recent injuries>6 hrs.
Subject Unconscious
31-E-1 Ineffective breathing
31-D-1 Unconscious
31-D-2 Severe respiratory distress
31-D-3 Not alert
31-C-1 Alert w/ abnormal breathing
31-C-2 Cardiac history
31-C-3 Multiple fainting episodes
31-C-4 Single or near fainting episode & alert
31-C-5 Female 12-50 w/ abdominal pain
31-A-1
Medical Nature Unknown
32-D-1 Life status questionable
32-B-1 Standing, moving, sitting, or talking
32-B-2 Medical alert notification
32-B-3 Unknown status (3rd party caller)
Transfers
(T=Transfer/ I=Interfacility)
33-D-1 Suspected cardiac or respiratory arrest
33-C-1 Not alert (acute change)
33-C-2 Abnormal breathing
33-C-3 Significant hemorrhage or shock
33-C-4 Possible acute heart problems or MI
33-C-5 Acute severe pain
33-C-6 Emergency response requested
33-A-1 No priority symptoms
Just remember Onslow isnt using this particular version. I do however have the newer version Onslow uses. There is quite a few subtext an codes to go along with those!
Marine Freqs/ Channels used in Carteret
Sorry it took so long to reply back to your Carteret County question, as far as marine band, and USCG monitoring, I searched the CG out on a 164 Mhz freq last year but could not write it down in time. It was mostly training stuff, or so it sounded like. The US Fish & Wildlife has a repeater, supposedly, at the Cedar Island Wildlife Refuge, ties in to the Mattamuskeet USF&W office. They have a VHF repeater system with five sites in eastern NC, they use to be on 163.150 but apparently changed frequencies when they went APCO-25. Does anybody down there know the new frequencies?
Here is what I monitor on the VHF Marine channels/frequencies every year from Atlantic Beach and Carteret County:
Ch 6-156.300 Diamond City Tours (Mule Train Tours @Cape Lookout / Lookout Express)
Ch 7-156.350 Sand Dolar Ferry (Harkers Island)
Ch 8-156.400 Town Creek Marina
Ch 9-156.450 Beaufort Docks
Ch 10-156.500 Portside Marina / Scoby Diving
Ch 12-156.600 Seatow
Ch 13-156.650 Beaufort Bridge (all DOT Draw bridges)
Ch 16- 156.800 Distress (USCG Group Ft Macon)
Ch 18-156.900 Captain Stacy FIshing Charters
Ch 22A-157.100 USCG Notice to Mariners (Group Ft Macon)
Ch 23-157.150 USCG Group Fort Macon (often encrypted)
Ch 66-156.325 Morris Kabins & Ferry (Atlantic, NC)
Ch 68-156.425 Most marinas called here; Atlantic Beach docks (call here, switch to 71 after contact)
Ch 69-156.475 Harkers Island Fishing Center
Ch 71-156.575 Atlantic Beach Fishing Charters
Ch 72-156.625 Fishing Tournaments & Spooners Creek Marina
Ch 79-156.97t Calico Jacks Ferry & Pony Express tours (Harkers Island)
CH 83- USCG Group Ft Macon
Of course these are subject to change, depending on interference but have been consistent over the past ten years. I was checking out prices for the fishing charters and noticed or ask what channel they were using, they usually will tell you.
A few years back at ncwaterman.com, they had a live marine radio over the internet, but they took it off the air. If anyone down there wants to put another VHF radio feed live via the net, please let me know, I enjoy listening to those.
Hope this helps with your question.
David Hartman,
KA4DWH
Danville, VA
(sometimes Carteret Co, NC)
Sorry it took so long to reply back to your Carteret County question, as far as marine band, and USCG monitoring, I searched the CG out on a 164 Mhz freq last year but could not write it down in time. It was mostly training stuff, or so it sounded like. The US Fish & Wildlife has a repeater, supposedly, at the Cedar Island Wildlife Refuge, ties in to the Mattamuskeet USF&W office. They have a VHF repeater system with five sites in eastern NC, they use to be on 163.150 but apparently changed frequencies when they went APCO-25. Does anybody down there know the new frequencies?
Here is what I monitor on the VHF Marine channels/frequencies every year from Atlantic Beach and Carteret County:
Ch 6-156.300 Diamond City Tours (Mule Train Tours @Cape Lookout / Lookout Express)
Ch 7-156.350 Sand Dolar Ferry (Harkers Island)
Ch 8-156.400 Town Creek Marina
Ch 9-156.450 Beaufort Docks
Ch 10-156.500 Portside Marina / Scoby Diving
Ch 12-156.600 Seatow
Ch 13-156.650 Beaufort Bridge (all DOT Draw bridges)
Ch 16- 156.800 Distress (USCG Group Ft Macon)
Ch 18-156.900 Captain Stacy FIshing Charters
Ch 22A-157.100 USCG Notice to Mariners (Group Ft Macon)
Ch 23-157.150 USCG Group Fort Macon (often encrypted)
Ch 66-156.325 Morris Kabins & Ferry (Atlantic, NC)
Ch 68-156.425 Most marinas called here; Atlantic Beach docks (call here, switch to 71 after contact)
Ch 69-156.475 Harkers Island Fishing Center
Ch 71-156.575 Atlantic Beach Fishing Charters
Ch 72-156.625 Fishing Tournaments & Spooners Creek Marina
Ch 79-156.97t Calico Jacks Ferry & Pony Express tours (Harkers Island)
CH 83- USCG Group Ft Macon
Of course these are subject to change, depending on interference but have been consistent over the past ten years. I was checking out prices for the fishing charters and noticed or ask what channel they were using, they usually will tell you.
A few years back at ncwaterman.com, they had a live marine radio over the internet, but they took it off the air. If anyone down there wants to put another VHF radio feed live via the net, please let me know, I enjoy listening to those.
Hope this helps with your question.
David Hartman,
KA4DWH
Danville, VA
(sometimes Carteret Co, NC)
Tone outs and VIPER
any one have the tone out information for any department in Cartert county? esp Emerald Isle?
Also is Viper being used for FD or PD regular use of are they all still using the VHF UHF freqs?
any one have the tone out information for any department in Cartert county? esp Emerald Isle?
Also is Viper being used for FD or PD regular use of are they all still using the VHF UHF freqs?
Just for a heads up, the reason some comm center dispatch protocols use the AMPDS codes first is to indicate for the audio record how the initial call is entered into the CAD and so that the run crews can get a head start on the run report, followed by plain language because they all know not everyone responding can remember what all the AMPDS codes are anyway. It's for the CYA factor that the audio record and the CAD entry agree with the run report paperwork. In comm classes, it's called "consistency in dispatch procedures," AKA "scripting." Any necessary changes and corrections are made in the appropriate sections of report paperwork and the CAD followup.
It's for the CYA factor that the audio record and the CAD entry agree with the run report paperwork. In comm classes, it's called "consistency in dispatch procedures," AKA "scripting." Any necessary changes and corrections are made in the appropriate sections of report paperwork and the CAD followup.
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barefootdipole
Member
you take two years to check your thread ? :-(
Emerald Isle is self dispatched (this may or may not change) on their own freq, and the only users of their freqs, so you really don't need tone out info---there's nobody else on freq to block out.
and Viper is not yet being used by FD or PD here at all.....only SHP.
Barefootdipole
Time for the yearly family trek to Careret Co. Any changes in freqs for FD or PD? any good Mil SAR to listen to?
Also, any update on VIPER usage in the county? EVEN BETTER... any one have the tone outs yet for any of the county?
As always, thanks for the help
Also, any update on VIPER usage in the county? EVEN BETTER... any one have the tone outs yet for any of the county?
As always, thanks for the help
Robbyboy
Cat Herder
GE--
No changes to carteret... They appear to be experimenting with VIPER but just about everything is on VHF still... Only good thing is that the coastal VIPER sites have awesome coverage so do not be surprised to pick up some distant towers and unusual users. Here in Richlands, I get Hyde SO/EMS on a regular basis with a PSR-500/600.
Yes I am still alive
Your mileage may vary with reception...
No changes to carteret... They appear to be experimenting with VIPER but just about everything is on VHF still... Only good thing is that the coastal VIPER sites have awesome coverage so do not be surprised to pick up some distant towers and unusual users. Here in Richlands, I get Hyde SO/EMS on a regular basis with a PSR-500/600.
Yes I am still alive
Your mileage may vary with reception...
Ok going back to the beach, I see there is a new dispatch center for the county. Has Emerald Isle and the others moved to this?
Any more use of VIPER in the county?
And does any one have the tone outs for fire dispatch yet?
Thanks again
Any more use of VIPER in the county?
And does any one have the tone outs for fire dispatch yet?
Thanks again
EP204
Member
Carteret has a new consolidated dispatch center, which is now the sole communications for the county and the several cities/towns .
Some use of VIPER, although most traffic is still VHF.
I am trying to get them, but have been unable, with luck perhaps someone else can.
Hope this helps.
Fire Tone Outs
Broad & Gales Creek EMS Co 18
1153.4
1395.0
Wildwood Fire Co 58
1285.8
1433.3
Cape Carteret Fire Co 12
1153.4
1185.2
Seal Level Fire Co 53
1153.4
1285.8
Otway EMS Co 56
1285.8
1321.2
Stella Fire Co 31
1217.8
1153.4
Stacy Fire Co 68
1321.2
??
Broad & Gales Creek EMS Co 18
1153.4
1395.0
Wildwood Fire Co 58
1285.8
1433.3
Cape Carteret Fire Co 12
1153.4
1185.2
Seal Level Fire Co 53
1153.4
1285.8
Otway EMS Co 56
1285.8
1321.2
Stella Fire Co 31
1217.8
1153.4
Stacy Fire Co 68
1321.2
??
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what fire??
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