467.9375 D343 Suffolk County?

[pro106import]

I am hearing an Ambulance service ("Medcom")on 467.9375 with a DPL of 343. Sounds like Suffolk County.
No listing in the RR DB or FCC DB that I can find for it. Anyone have any idea who it is?
I am located on the south shore of Ct.
Bob

 

[ac316scu]

I believe medcom is the county wide EMS dispatch for suffolk

 

[pro106import]

I believe medcom is the county wide EMS dispatch for suffolk

It sure is. Hear them on various frequencies here in Ct. - low band, high band, uhf and even the 800 TRS system. But what is this 467 freq?
Maybe some kind of a microwave link I am picking up?
It is pretty weak in comparison to other Medcom freqs (full scale for the most part). But fully readable.

 

[W2NJS]

One listing only for this frequency in New York State:

467.9375 Search Results[]=36&tone=&coid=1

 

[scannerman5555]

{ - } 5 mhz from the freq you get 462.9375 uhf

 

[pro106import]

{ - } 5 mhz from the freq you get 462.9375 uhf

Yes I even tried looking up that freq. with no luck also. Nothing in Suffolk County listed for 462.9375.
Is anybody else hearing this 467 freq on LI?

 

[radioman2001]

You might be picking up the mobile only or the control station. Ct has a lot of those frequencies (splinters) either operating or being built out.

 

[Mtnrider]

WPCP829 Licensee: DURHAM, TOWN OF Mobile only 2 watts but ya never know

 

[pro106import]

WPCP829 Licensee: DURHAM, TOWN OF Mobile only 2 watts but ya never know

however in this case it is definitely either Suffolk or Nassau in Long Island because always hear "medcom" and also unit numbers like LI uses. I am going to have to set the scanner recorder on them all day to see what I can figure out.
Thanks for the help Mtnrider,
Bob

 

[Mtnrider]

No problem......Maybe its a link to a transmitter.... like posted put both halfs in .....see then....

 

[ecps92]

:roll: Another thought is one of them fancy [you don't need a license, per the Sales person] Pac/RT's allows you to talk thru your mobile radio from your handheld :roll:

We have seen many of them here in New England where "M" told them don't worry it's only a few watts. Worst ones were on the same PL of Boston PD [using 465 input] and got into the BPD Rptrs when on the hills of Worcester county.

No problem......Maybe its a link to a transmitter.... like posted put both halfs in .....see then....