Just heard Groton Fire Alarm testing the "building alert system" on 155.925. It definetly sounded like a repeater because there was a bit of a hang time at the end of the transmission. The only license I see in the area is North Stonington EMS.
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GFA dispatches for North Stonington EMS on that frequency as well as North Stonington fire on 33.92
spatch713 said:
GFA dispatches for North Stonington EMS on that frequency as well as North Stonington fire on 33.92
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Better late than never... 
North Stonington Ambulance has 3 tones:
- "All Call" to alert all personnel, only used when a crew is needed
- "R-1" tone that alerts the first responders on calls requiring an R-1 response per EMD
- "Building Alert", alerts the paid staff in-house
The "All Call" is tested once a week and the "Building Alert" is tested daily at 0830, and yes it is a repeater on Wyassup Hill. The North Stonington Fire Department has put up a new tower across the street from the NSAA tower and it should be online any time now.
North Stonington Ambulance has 3 tones:
- "All Call" to alert all personnel, only used when a crew is needed
- "R-1" tone that alerts the first responders on calls requiring an R-1 response per EMD
- "Building Alert", alerts the paid staff in-house
The "All Call" is tested once a week and the "Building Alert" is tested daily at 0830, and yes it is a repeater on Wyassup Hill. The North Stonington Fire Department has put up a new tower across the street from the NSAA tower and it should be online any time now.
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