new upated H.E.A.R. system info

[medic9351301]

hey:

I found this info from the state ems board about changes to the hear system.

http://www.adph.org/ems/assets/Vol.XIII.Issue.VI.Dec2012.pdf

scroll down to pages 8-11 for the info.

 

[Steve]

That explains why LifeSaver was throwing tone 146.2 the other day when talking to the EMS unit at Lake Martin Community Hospital.
Thanks medic9351301

 

[medic9351301]

are the still using 151.4 as there tone for dispatch

 

[Steve]

medic, I didn't hear the bird on their dispatch that day, only on HEAR. I'll listen out and see if 151.4 is still dispatch tone.

 

[kcoleman]

The last time I heard LifeSaver on dispatch they were still using 151.4. I would guess it's been a couple of weeks since I last heard them.

Keith,

 

[wise871]

Just so you all know I have a copy of the list and I will work on getting then added to all the counties. You don't need to submit them unless the list is wrong.

 

[wise871]

FYI, I started adding the new HEAR listings to the county. I decided it was best to list them under there respective counties instead of under a state listing. This works out best for those who use GPS controlled radios. I should be done with the list in a few days.

 

[BamaScan]

I know in my home town the State Health Department put a CW ID on 155.340. When the ambulance calls the local hospital on 155.340 and gives the patient info the CW sometimes comes across when they are talking and I miss some of the info because of the CW.

I know in Alabama everyone in my area likes to pile up on 155.340 and not use the 8 uhf nationwide med channels.

 

[wise871]

I finished the first page of the updates and will try to get to the rest this weekend.