heard125action
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What do Alamance County Fire Depts. Use for fireground communications? I have all the OPS tgids for the county, but seems they are using something else. Any insight would be helpful.
Alamance County fire ground communications.
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overtheair
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Looks like they have switched to Viper
heard125action
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Have Viper Fire OPS, but when they switch to fire ground operation, communications just disappear.
overtheair
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Could be using a mutual aid group on viper or one of their tactical channels or is that what you were referring to OPS
heard125action
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Yes, that was what I was referring to.
overtheair
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I am not sure, best bet is to contact one of the fire departments and see if they will tell you. They do have 5 lower band tac channels that are apparently 3 simplex and 2 through a repeater, they could be using those. I am just throwing that out there
Alamance County uses 700mhz direct for many on-scene ops. Several agencies share 769.00625, 769.01875, 769.03125, and 769.04375 with various NAC's.
The Direct channels @BigLebowski listed are authorized for use by all counties. NAC is supposed to change by county, but doesn't always happen. They are simplex channels so you need to be within a mile or so to hear them.
Lokey1985
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Alamance County Fire Uses Not Repeated Ops Channels for their fireground operations. So unless your within a half mile of the scene you won't hear anything.
AlamanceCo_Radio
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Can you still listen to any Alamance County Dispatches on Uniden BC75XLT?
N4GEX
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Alamance Co. EMS dispatches can still be heard on 156.120. I heard one go out just now.
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