144.965 & 144.97 used by EMS in Johnson County, unlisted

[MatthewSly]

I was using signal stalker on the 652 to find any frequencies I hadn't programmed yet and found

144.965 and 144.97 in use. From what little I've heard so far, they seem to be using it for dispatching EMS. But there is no listing on the FCC site.

Is this some kind of general use for EMS?

Disclaimer: If any of this sounds stupid, I'm just an amateur.

 

[KR4BD]

These frequencies are licensed to The Amateur Radio Service (ham radio) and would NOT be legal for an EMS to use...especially for dispatch. The TWO METER ham band runs from 144 to 148 MHz.

 

[kcvanover]

I would be surprised if they were actually on a ham frequency. I suspect an intermod product.

 

[MatthewSly]

Thanks guys. You've given me enough information to Google the rest.

 

[kayn1n32008]

I was using signal stalker on the 652 to find any frequencies I hadn't programmed yet and found



144.965 and 144.97 in use. From what little I've heard so far, they seem to be using it for dispatching EMS. But there is no listing on the FCC site.



Is this some kind of general use for EMS?



Disclaimer: If any of this sounds stupid, I'm just an amateur.

Could be an image... Try 166.3700 or 166.3650


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[MatthewSly]

Could be an image... Try 166.3700 or 166.3650


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I did a search on the public safety band and found one of them on 153.77. It's an input frequency for the city FD.