I am looking for the frequencies for Air Ornge ambulance. The frequencies listed which there are only two seem to have no action I am sure there is more frequencies I just can’t seem to find them anywhere
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Air Ornge frequencies
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Try these. TAFL Search Results
It would be nice to see if any of those "undiscovered" ones would be used.
It would be nice to see if any of those "undiscovered" ones would be used.
Thank you. A lot of frequencies I don't have. I appreciate it.
Note the new LMRN frequency assigned in that list.
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Also, take note of the following regarding their 400 MHz UHF frequencies. What I posted last September is still the same today, it's not operating around the GTHA as a true "repeater" but as 2 cross-linked simplex frequencies.
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Beyond that, 150.100 for talk with ground units when arriving on scene or to a local CACC and that's about all you can expect to hear around these parts. And of course 150.100 is also simplex so don't expect too much range hearing the CACC transmissions.
129,275 (AM of course) is active from time to time with fixed-wing traffic talking to MEDCOM ("Pulse" callsign flights on the ATC side), the Pilatus PC-12s mostly, and they only do transfers to and from Toronto area locations. None of the PC-12s are based in the GTHA.
Ornge, MOH, 799 etc
Was wondering if anyone could help me with what frequencies the air ambulance is operating on these days in Ontario? Steve
Beyond that, 150.100 for talk with ground units when arriving on scene or to a local CACC and that's about all you can expect to hear around these parts. And of course 150.100 is also simplex so don't expect too much range hearing the CACC transmissions.
129,275 (AM of course) is active from time to time with fixed-wing traffic talking to MEDCOM ("Pulse" callsign flights on the ATC side), the Pilatus PC-12s mostly, and they only do transfers to and from Toronto area locations. None of the PC-12s are based in the GTHA.
Not sure what that is?
Referring to the FleetNet replacement trunked system. Part of their digital repeater network.
That would be this one:
Tx 773.0688 AIR AMBULANCE (VARIOUS AIRCRAFT)His Majesty The King in Right of The Province of Ontario (GMCB)
Rx 773.0688 AIR AMBULANCE (VARIOUS AIRCRAFT)His Majesty The King in Right of The Province of Ontario (GMCB)0001872275
Would it be like DMR or something with it’s own talkgroup?
FleetNet replacement? I'm not aware of a replacement yet? I must be behind the times.
P25 and almost certainly encrypted.
So the new Motorola system will all be encrypted I know the OPP will be, but ambulance? I thought the OPP were moving to the new system but was unaware of the others
I will certainly be adding these. Honestly you never know what will show up on a frequency at any time. Always nice to see some new ones of these popping up. Nice find btw.
I see the bulk of them were licensed as of April 1, 2022. I have also put those in my scanners.
So far, only have heard 149.335 MHz in analog. Mentioned 3239 which could be a land ambulance in Peel or York Regions. Sounds scratchy at times, like a portable.
Yes, EMS is encrypted on the new system as well.
Sifting through these I noticed that they're all licensed mostly for Northern Ontario.
150.83 also came over with a flashing 173.8 PL. When I looked that up, it came back as Kawartha Lakes Fire South (Pontypool) Still only seeing activity on 149.335. I imagine it's units using portables up at Etobicoke General while off load delayed.
@gary123 Apologies for the slow response but tafl.mckie.ca has been updated with an additional decimal place to address this issue. Thanks for the feedback!
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