Nevada Urban Search and Rescue Task Force

[runkjunk]

Any idea if they have a dedicated tgid or what freq they may use?

 

[Mick]

I have not verified this recently, but I used to hear them on 156.030 94.8 Hz, input is 150.775 94.8 Hz.

Any idea if they have a dedicated tgid or what freq they may use?

 

[Dick33]

That is the old Metro search and rescue channel on Gass peak, that repeater is down and I have only heard the air ships use that channel simplex lately.

 

[kevininlasvegas]

LVMPD is on a new radio system..you need SNACC on a radio to listen to them

 

[bikinjohn]

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LVMPD is on a new radio system..you need SNACC on a radio to listen to them

When did LVMPD join the SNAAC? Last I heard was their new Opensky wasn't working and they signed a contract with Motorola for a 700mhz P25 system. Did something change, or does SAR have a channel on the SNAAC?

 

[Dick33]

Nothing has changed Metro is not on SNACC they are going to their own 700mhz Motorola P25 system. Metro is still on their Sh*t Sky system they do use some of their old VHF simplex channels and the national 800mhz mutual aid simplex channels. SNACC does not have any search and rescue channels that I am aware of but, there are inter operations channels that they could use that all SNACC users have access to.