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Ok. That's clean this up a bit. There are 3 fdny subway channels. 1 citywide subway for both fire and ems. Designed to work throughout the system. 2 subway channels used for incidents Designed for use in a station with breaks between stations. So you can talk station to station...

FDNY is secure on the trunked system, save the money.

No tones. If in firehouse, run comes over a computer, no acknowledge then over red phone voice alarm system (intercom) and still no response then a phone call. Outside firehouse, comes over mobile computer, no response then via radio. Also now have an iPad that gets runs but you can't...

Fdny has apx8000 radios with access to vhf, uhf,700 and 800. All those bands are and can be used. Primary uhf but there things in the other bands.

If you monitor that for fdny, leave off the pl tone as it's part of VRS.

81 units are spare div 1 units 82 units are Bronx tac and spare units 83 units div 3 spare 84 queens tac 89 rikers Also no paramedic response units or medic bosses in service.

Couple of notes. 800 units are the FEMA units which are operating on the boro channels. Extra Conditions cars using all sorts of vehicles. Bronx is now split into three dispatch areas. EMS Citywide 2 is being used as another Bronx Channel. Robert units like R155 are Fire units in the Rapid...

They have an 800mhz channel if needed for dispatch

EMS cw2 is mutual aide units

It's not something that can be monitored.

Nope, has nothing to do with it. Some divisions have been migrated away.

Would help to know what incidents, boro, division you are taking about. But yes some divisions have migrated away to something else.

ant you should have only been hearing a long tone on uhf.

33.96 is new Rochelle paging frequency. Recently you will hear tones on the uhf as there is an issue getting lowband equipment. Paging at some point will move to uhf and leave lowband.

No But they do have some digital talk groups and secure channels.

Fire ops or ems ops? Fire 6B and the divisions when there is a fire. Ems, hospital notification group.

All simplex except hi rise repeater. Dispatcher didn't hear you. There were repeaters around the city in some buildings that were set to work with the portable radios.

You had HT 1 which was the 153.890 channel 2 Citywide Simplex 3 Brooklyn Input 4 Mn Input 5 Queens Input 6 Bx/SI Input 7 hi-rise Thats is pretty much it. There were other radios for things like Dispatch (VHF), Cross band Repeaters (UHF) and 800mhz.

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Empress has it's own system, always has been that way.