Hewlett FD radio frequency

[dave3825]

I'm trying to find the Hewlett FD frequency and I have used everything that was stated here on RR and haven't ever heard them.

Tones on 46.10 ops on 46.20

The UHF channel listed is simply a crossband of 46.10 it’s so their tones go over UHF And lowband.

I’m not looking for their Fireground. I’m looking for the frequency that the tones go off on

They are toned out on 453.325 PL 100.0 along with frankilyn square

Justin,

Tones out go over:
46.10
453.325 PL 100.0

 

[Rudy3145]

Justin.

You don't hear them on 46.10 or 453.325?

Where are you listening to them from and on what type of radio/antenna?

 

[k2hz]

I believe you it’s just that I’ve never heard their tones go out on that frequency. I’ve monitored it for days and haven’t heard anything.

I am reluctant to get involved since I am not in the area, but, it seems that it is confirmed the actual tones are sent on 46.10 and the alarm may also be transmitted on County 453.325. If the UHF is not a direct repeat of 46.10 it is possible only the voice and not the tones are transmitted on that frequency.

Are you saying you are monitoring 46.10 and do not hear the tones? Since 46.10 is the known actual tone-out frequency that is what you should be monitoring. Assuming the voice dispatch and response is also transmitted over UHF there would be no need to send the tones on there if the tone operated alerting devices are all on 46.10.

I can't say for sure how Hewlett operates but it is common in many systems that have an alarm dispatched on more than one frequency that the tone encoder only keys the alerting frequency and the voice goes out on all frequencies.

 

[Nawton]

As Dave gave earlier, I hear them toneout on 453.325 with PL 136.5

 

[JackRoberts23]

I am listening a couple blocks away from the station, using a Motorola 1250 and used 453.325 pl 100. Now some others are saying the same frequency but with pl 135.5

 

[KevinC]

I am listening a couple blocks away from the station, using a Motorola 1250 and used 453.325 pl 100. Now some others are saying the same frequency but with pl 135.5

Use CSQ and see what happens.

 

[dave3825]

Do Nassau depts tone out for pager and radio tests like Suffolk do? If so, can someone advise around what time Hewlett does so the OP can have a listen to 453.325 in CSQ?

 

[JackRoberts23]

I have tried CSQ and haven’t heard a thing. Maybe I’m just listening at the wrong tines

 

[dave3825]

I am listening a couple blocks away from the station, using a Motorola 1250 and used 453.325 pl 100. Now some others are saying the same frequency but with pl 135.5

Use CSQ and see what happens.

Listen to this feed along with your scanner tuned to 453.325 CSQ . If you hear it on the feed, and did not hear it on your scanner, there could be an issue with your Motorola. Keep in mind the feed will have a slight delay.

Nassau County Fire - Battalion 3 Live Audio Feed

Nassau County Fire - Battalion 3 Live Audio Feed on Broadcastify.com

www.broadcastify.com

 

[sjman79]

Hi all,
I'm trying to find the Hewlett FD frequency and I have used everything that was stated here on RR and haven't ever heard them. I was wondering if anyone knows anything else, or if they went P25 or something.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Try 3rd Bn West frequencies

Alert 453.1625 DCS 351
Ops1 453.6875 DCS 565
Ops2 460.525 DCS 423
FG 460.5373 DCS 423
FG 465.6125 CTCSS 167.9

These are a combination of the old Hewlett, Woodmere and Lawrence-Cedarhurst frequencies.

 

[BFD319]

HEWLET	PAGING	300	453.32500 rx	136.5	458.32500 tx	136.5
HEWLET	DISPATCH	300	46.20000 rx	CSQ	46.20000 tx	CSQ
HEWLET	FIREGROUND	300	465.61250 rx	167.9	465.61250 tx	167.9

 

[JackRoberts23]

HEWLET	PAGING	300	453.32500 rx	136.5	458.32500 tx	136.5
HEWLET	DISPATCH	300	46.20000 rx	CSQ	46.20000 tx	CSQ
HEWLET	FIREGROUND	300	465.61250 rx	167.9	465.61250 tx	167.9

Where did you get this info from? I heard them just now on 453.325 and I was using CSQ. Have to try 136.5 next

 

[JackRoberts23]

Anyone know what Hewlett's 46.20 operation frequency and PL tone are?

 

[Rudy3145]

Well, the freq is 46.20 and there is no PL tone. It's CSQ.

 

[JackRoberts23]

But on Friday when they were assisting WFD,LCFD and IFD their dispatch was talking to them on the frequency 465.6125 and either way they’re operations are on 46-20 xband repeater 460.5375. I also hear VSFD, and 650 on there as well. There has to be a PL tone to just hear Hewlett’s right?

 

[Tank67]

their dispatch was talking to them on the frequency 465.6125

That does not make sense, that frequency is used by battalions which are no where near where Battalion 3 (Hewlett) operates.

465.6125

WPDW219

M

241.8 PL

Batt 1/8

Fire Operations - Battalions 1, 8

FMN

Fire-Tac

460.5375. I also hear VSFD, and 650 on there as well. There has to be a PL tone to just hear Hewlett’s right?

No...straight from the database...3 different battalions operate on this frequency.

460.5375

WPRH266

M

423 DPL

Batt 2/3/4

Fire Operations - Battalions 2, 3, 4

FMN

Fire-Tac

Battalion 3​

Inwood, LCFD, Woodmere all alert on 3B West Alert
Hewlett, Meadowmere Park, and Valley Stream are dispatched on CW Paging 453.325 PL136.5
Hewlett, Meadowmere Park, and Valley Stream is planned to be dispatched Point Lookout FD's Dispatch Frequency of 460.1375 (Soon to be called CW Paging)
Meadowmere Park is dispatched on a 46.10 XBand Repeater on 453.325 PL100.0

Frequency	License	Type	Tone	Alpha Tag	Description	Mode	Tag
453.1625	WPMN375	RM	351 DPL	3B West Alert	3rd Battalion West - Dispatch	FMN	Fire Dispatch
453.6875	WQHV506	RM	565 DPL	3B West Ops	3rd Battalion West - Operations	FMN	Fire-Tac
460.525	WPVZ515	RM	423 DPL	3B West Ops 2	3rd Battalion West - Operations 2

 

[dave3825]

You do not need any pl or dcs tone to listen to any freq. You would want one if different entities operate on the same freq and you want to isolate one and not hear the others..

 

[JackRoberts23]

I understand that. Their foreground freq is 465.6125 and they had transmissions on 460.5375

 

[Rudy3145]

460.5375

WPRH266

M

423 DPL

Batt 2/3/4

Fire Operations - Battalions 2, 3, 4

 

[JackRoberts23]

That's the repeater DPL code. Is there a PL/DPL to just hear Hewlett's ops on that repeater?