silverbk
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The frequencies and PL tones in this thread remain unchanged and should give you some good listening while you are in town.
NY Citywide?
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The frequencies and PL tones in this thread remain unchanged and should give you some good listening while you are in town.
sfd901
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other groups
I believe there are many groups beside City wides. Does anyone have 1st Responder, NJ MEtro fire photographers and others
I believe there are many groups beside City wides. Does anyone have 1st Responder, NJ MEtro fire photographers and others
SCANdal
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Accurate as of the day before yesterday...
901,
First Responder Radio Network:
452.725 (210.7) - New York City / Northeatern Bergen County, NJ
463.925 (156.7) - Morris County, NJ
461.850 (218.1) - Warren County, NJ
New Jersey Metro Fire Photographers Association:
452.175 (114.8) - 1
451.825 (179.9) - 2
Long Island Breaking News Radio System:
478.900 (206.5)
477.850
Those Guys Fire Club:
461.250 (DPL 223)
New York City Central Radio / Metro Notification Service:
451.725 (100.0)
452.575 (100.0)
ENet:
461.475 (91.5)
463.575 (91.5) Middlesex County, NJ
FireCom:
462.650 (114.8) - Central Jersey
SCANdal
901,
First Responder Radio Network:
452.725 (210.7) - New York City / Northeatern Bergen County, NJ
463.925 (156.7) - Morris County, NJ
461.850 (218.1) - Warren County, NJ
New Jersey Metro Fire Photographers Association:
452.175 (114.8) - 1
451.825 (179.9) - 2
Long Island Breaking News Radio System:
478.900 (206.5)
477.850
Those Guys Fire Club:
461.250 (DPL 223)
New York City Central Radio / Metro Notification Service:
451.725 (100.0)
452.575 (100.0)
ENet:
461.475 (91.5)
463.575 (91.5) Middlesex County, NJ
FireCom:
462.650 (114.8) - Central Jersey
SCANdal
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sfd901
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thank you
scannerman5555
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Long Island Breaking News Radio System:
Suffolk County Area
478.900
477.850
Suffolk County Area
478.900
477.850
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scannersnstuff
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metro fire radio <mfr>
north - 451.850 114.8
south - 472.0875 151.4 - tinton falls.
note:south repeater.listen at your own risk.extremely annoying courtesy beep that certain people need to keep kerchunking.make's me want to lock the channel out.other than that,very good group.
north - 451.850 114.8
south - 472.0875 151.4 - tinton falls.
note:south repeater.listen at your own risk.extremely annoying courtesy beep that certain people need to keep kerchunking.make's me want to lock the channel out.other than that,very good group.
There is one "member" of this CW1NY group who has a history of living in a dream world, going back 30 years or more when he was an Auxiliary Fireman in the Bronx, and trying to play "real' fireman, even as an adult. Now he's retired from what was at one time a respectable non-uniformed supervisory position in a major first responder agency, all thanks to Civil Service, not because he was any better than anyone else.
There's another "official" of that group who WAS an FDNY fireman at one time, but, to be polite, he left under a cloud, as they say.
Maybe at least these two are trying to live the dream world they never had.
They makes this CW1NY sound like THE answer to everything since 9/11, when, in fact, pagers, the availability of portable radios, as well as even AM news radio, etc, has made their latest "toy" obsolete.
The other radio groups in and around NYC make no qualms about what they call themselves: generally they are buff group, and nothing much more. They operate as buffs, don't try to come off as something they are not, and use the radio for the information of other buffs interesting in the same things, as well as a form of communications between themselves. They are not in competition with any other group, especially any group who has to advertise themselves as being almost one step short of being a city...or state...agency, with a management and "command" and "professional" setup rivaling those same agencies.
With that said, buffing, as anyone who has been around a long time will tell you, is all over now. The fires have all but stopped, and "quick" notifications of "nothing" jobs sometimes requires no notification at all. Any job of any significance is easily found out about, and in a timely manner, if you really want or need to know about it, regardless if you have the latest Motorola radio in your hands, a pager on your belt, or a cell phone in your pocket.
It's just a matter of how interested you want to be.......or what you want people to think you are or what you want to believe you are.
There's another "official" of that group who WAS an FDNY fireman at one time, but, to be polite, he left under a cloud, as they say.
Maybe at least these two are trying to live the dream world they never had.
They makes this CW1NY sound like THE answer to everything since 9/11, when, in fact, pagers, the availability of portable radios, as well as even AM news radio, etc, has made their latest "toy" obsolete.
The other radio groups in and around NYC make no qualms about what they call themselves: generally they are buff group, and nothing much more. They operate as buffs, don't try to come off as something they are not, and use the radio for the information of other buffs interesting in the same things, as well as a form of communications between themselves. They are not in competition with any other group, especially any group who has to advertise themselves as being almost one step short of being a city...or state...agency, with a management and "command" and "professional" setup rivaling those same agencies.
With that said, buffing, as anyone who has been around a long time will tell you, is all over now. The fires have all but stopped, and "quick" notifications of "nothing" jobs sometimes requires no notification at all. Any job of any significance is easily found out about, and in a timely manner, if you really want or need to know about it, regardless if you have the latest Motorola radio in your hands, a pager on your belt, or a cell phone in your pocket.
It's just a matter of how interested you want to be.......or what you want people to think you are or what you want to believe you are.
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ten13,let me ask you 1 question. What is YOUR definition of "BUFFING"? I am just curious because you say buffing is all over now.
siren134
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Maybe they finally got him out of the gong club so buffing for him is over
emcomm
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What is "this" frequency?
jvdet
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what??
emcomm asked what freq. n2pqq speaks of hearing stuff on this freq, but does not list the freq.
As listed earlier in this thread, Long Island Breaking News Radio System uses 478.900 (206.5) and 477.850
Is 477.850 digital? Keep hearing what sounds like a digital transmission..
Is 477.850 digital? Keep hearing what sounds like a digital transmission..
svfd17
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I have citywide (461.225) programmed in all of my uhf portables, its very useful and it appears to be accurate nearly all the time, very professional too bad we don't have something like this in Rockland County.
I have citywide (461.225) programmed in all of my uhf portables, its very useful and it appears to be accurate nearly all the time, very professional too bad we don't have something like this in Rockland County.
they say welcome to cw1 disaster services when they do radio checks. this freq is just as inportant as sod 470.8375 these two freqs are ones are part of my priority freqs.
svfd17
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Sod is another good one, I don't monitor nypd but I keep citywide in the scan list because they always call out the good stuff.
Sod is another good one, I don't monitor nypd but I keep citywide in the scan list because they always call out the good stuff.
emcomm
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The FDNY Citywide is great, its always quiet unless announcing a major fire/event in the city or an update of a working job.
Nitebeat
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461.2250 has been SILENT for quite some time. Does anyone know if this "CW1NY" is still active or is it defunct?
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