dallascowboys
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Can someone tell me what the southern link frequencies are for the dothan/houston co Al are? I was told that the Ambulance companies are on the Southern link frequencies. Hope you can help me and thanks for your time.
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puzzleriddle
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Southern Company LINC 800 MHz (Alabama) Trunking System, Various, Alabama - Scanner Frequencies and Southern Company LINC 900 MHz (Alabama) Trunking System, Ashford, Alabama - Scanner Frequencies But will not do you any good there unmonitorable On Any scanner.
dallascowboys
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Ok thanks, also the data base says Houston co and Dothan Al use the 800 system, but all I get is noise, do they still use the 800? And not least but last what is the Dothan/Houston co fire frequencies and station numbers? Thanks again and sorry for all of the questions I just moved to Dothan.
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Some info
Flowers Hospital and SAMC talk to ambulances on these freqs:
463.000, 463.025, 463.050, 463.075, 463.100, 463.125, 463.150, 463.175
I haven't monitored these lately so they may be gone to cell phone type equip.
Houston County Dispatch on these freqs:
454.625, 454.075, 454.350
Dothan is on this freq if you have a P25 trunking scanner:
851.7375 Some in the clear, alot encrypted. Dothan Fire Dispatch is clear
but most working freqs are encrypted, I think.
These freqs are for ambulance to hospital calls, usually rescue squads:
155.28, 155.34, 163.25?
Houston County Fire & Rescue:
453.2
Again, you have to have a APCO 25 trunking scanner to listen to Dothan's
communication. Dothan Fire & Rescue is part of a trunked system not just
one (1) frequency. That system has about 15 frequencies and it jumps from
one to another all the time.
Again, Southern Link, Nextel, etc type radios cannot be monitored with a
scanner, which the ambulance companies seem to be using since they
no longer have a license to operate a radio system.
Flowers Hospital and SAMC talk to ambulances on these freqs:
463.000, 463.025, 463.050, 463.075, 463.100, 463.125, 463.150, 463.175
I haven't monitored these lately so they may be gone to cell phone type equip.
Houston County Dispatch on these freqs:
454.625, 454.075, 454.350
Dothan is on this freq if you have a P25 trunking scanner:
851.7375 Some in the clear, alot encrypted. Dothan Fire Dispatch is clear
but most working freqs are encrypted, I think.
These freqs are for ambulance to hospital calls, usually rescue squads:
155.28, 155.34, 163.25?
Houston County Fire & Rescue:
453.2
Again, you have to have a APCO 25 trunking scanner to listen to Dothan's
communication. Dothan Fire & Rescue is part of a trunked system not just
one (1) frequency. That system has about 15 frequencies and it jumps from
one to another all the time.
Again, Southern Link, Nextel, etc type radios cannot be monitored with a
scanner, which the ambulance companies seem to be using since they
no longer have a license to operate a radio system.
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