Frequency Inquiry Hendrick Security

[scanaholic]

It's been a while since the "moving target" here has been on, but here I am with a question about an Abilene frequency.

For the longest time, Hendrick Medical Center's security frequency has been 461.30. But recently, all I'm getting is the maintenance crew on there. I wondered what was going on when I heard them talking about stopped up toilets!

The supervisor, former Abilene Policeman Roger Dickey is married to my wife's cousin's daughter. Well, one night, my wife and she were talking on the phone. I had her to ask Sharon to ask Roger what is their new frequency. He said he "thought" it was 152.-something. He didn't know the exact channel. Well, I've been searching up and down that range, and can't find them. He's a busy man, so I'm not pestering him for the frequency. They're not home but a few hours per night, and exhausted, I'm sure from a long day. I thought someone here, maybe in Abilene, might have this info.

Thanks-

 

[rattlerbb01]

Hey, I am not from Abilene, but a quick search shows a new license (late 2006) for Hendrick Medical Center. It is not 152.XXX, but it is 452.050. The license detail says for Hospital Security and Operations. It is a repeater. Try that one out, it may have your security guys now.

 

[scanaholic]

I'll be! Thanks, Rattlerbb Number 01! I'll go try that little pup right now!

Have a good'n!

 

[scanaholic]

Good GWARSH! The second I poked it in, there they were yakking!

Cool!

Thanks again, Rattler! Ya' made my day!

 

[scanaholic]

Rattler, what did you search to find that? May be, I could find a lot of interesting stuff wherever you looked.

Thanks-

 

[loumaag]

Rattler, what did you search to find that? May be, I could find a lot of interesting stuff wherever you looked.

I am not sure where Rattler looked it up, but it can be found on our FCC pages and of course you can search the FCC ULS using the advanced search page. Have some fun looking around.

 

[scanaholic]

Howdy, Lou! Thanks! I'll give it a look-see.

Have a good'n.

 

[rattlerbb01]

That's exactly the method I used. You can click the ON/OFF links next to the types of license (BUSINESS TRUNKED, STATE, Etc.....) and customize the list you are looking at. Play around with the license database on RR long enough and you can figure out just about anything you need for scanning.