Lynch Ambulance Frequencies??

[EMTZIMP]

Hi I'm wondering if anyone has or knows how to get scanner frequencies for Lynch Ambulance in Anaheim, CA?

Thanks

 

[kma371]

Is this a private ambulance company?

 

[brandon]

Last I checked they were on the NSTN trunk system

National Science and Technology Network (Santiago Peak) Trunking System, Santiago Peak, California - Scanner Frequencies
Talkgroup: 1-04-203

National Science and Technology Network (Sierra Peak #1) Trunking System, Sierra Peak, California - Scanner Frequencies
Talkgroup: 0-18-203

You must have a scanner that does LTR systems. Post your model # of the scanner and it will let us know if possible to track.

 

[WayneH]

EMTZIMP, please do not crosspost your question to multiple forums. I've merged the two and cleaned up the thread. You need to be patient when asking for help as it can often take days to get an answer.

 

[EMTZIMP]

KMA371 .......yes it is a private ambulanace company.


Brandon .........I have a RadioShack TrunkTracker 800MHz PRO-2050


Wyane_h........Sorry bout that. I am new to this whole thing. I will keep that in mind for next time I post. Thank you for letting me know.

 

[EMTZIMP]

Brandon .........I have a RadioShack TrunkTracker 800MHz PRO-2050

 

[brandon]

Hey EMT ZIMP
Unfortunately the Pro-2050 only tracks Motorola systems, so you will need a different scanner to properly track LTR systems. You could still program the frequencies [452.300, 452.325, 452.625, 452.650] into the Pro-2050 but you'll have other users mixed in with Lynch Ambulance and will be harder to follow the conversations.

 

[EMTZIMP]

Thanks for the help Brandon. Any advice on a good/afforadable scanner to buy that would suit my needs?

 

[MtnBiker2005]

If you want a good analog scanner.
You should look at the 346XT. Nice and small to carry around.
$219.95
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/BC346XT