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whats the current vhf freqs for chilton county fire?
hearing 2 diff freqs other than 154.325
thanks
hearing 2 diff freqs other than 154.325
thanks
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I checked they are using 40003 and 40004 for fire communication, 40003 seems to be a main dispatch/County Dispatch, 40004 is either Clanton Fire or a fire response channel, I think it is Clanton most likely though, hope that helpsChilton FDs
listening to the Audio Feed from Chilton Co. via my Scanner Radio App. It sounds like the County FDs may now have a patch to something possibly AIRS but not sure. The Audio Feed does not tell or show what Freqs or TGs that are being broadcasted.
There may be an AIRS TG with the County FDs on it now on the Chilton AIRS Sites.
The audio is a little muffled but it's for sure a patch.
Anyone close to the Chilton AIRS Sites can confirm if Chilton FDs are now patched or linked to AIRS via a P25 TG.
Also, Clanton now has APX 4500s in their trucks, some may still be using analog radios patched to AIRS but it seems most are moving over to using APX radios and being patched back to analog,Chilton FDs
listening to the Audio Feed from Chilton Co. via my Scanner Radio App. It sounds like the County FDs may now have a patch to something possibly AIRS but not sure. The Audio Feed does not tell or show what Freqs or TGs that are being broadcasted.
There may be an AIRS TG with the County FDs on it now on the Chilton AIRS Sites.
The audio is a little muffled but it's for sure a patch.
Anyone close to the Chilton AIRS Sites can confirm if Chilton FDs are now patched or linked to AIRS via a P25 TG.
The more rural VFDs probably wont come off their legacy systems until they get enough radios. But yes, there are now patches between the legacy VHF systems and AIRS.Perhaps what I am hearing on 159.1575 is a patch from AIRS, I don't have ability to decode TG or ID info. I regularly (as recent as tonight) am hearing traffic between "Chilton 911" and multiple fire departments and the occasional RPS unit.