augusta helicopters

[bed92186]

ok,air med at burn center on 154.210.mcg life net?800? scanning off of aiken cell

 

[LarrySC]

No such freq as 154.210 ----MUSC 3824 / Life Reach 3888 / Care Force 3920 / Regional One 50928 / Med trans one 462.975

 

[bed92186]

dear larry sc,154.210 does exist.i heard over the past few weeks air med from augusta burn unit being dispatched on calls.a few minutes ago they were dispatched to a head injured pt. in barnwell county.maybe you cant receive vhf in greenville?

 

[b7spectra]

Try tuning in 154.205 and you will probably hear a much clearer signal.

 

[bed92186]

receiving 154.210 good here in aiken.was unable to find mcg lifenet frequency or id on scan atlanta.

 

[Jacob]

I enjoyed monitoring 154.210 last night. I live in Columbia Co. Ga. Overheard Air Unit taking to base.

 

[DanRollman]

I enjoyed monitoring 154.210 last night. I live in Columbia Co. Ga. Overheard Air Unit taking to base.

You're all wrong, but those who said 154.210 are closer than those who said 154.205... Airmed uses a narrowband repeater frequency that is on the new VHF narrowband 6.25 KHz spacing (which fills in the spaces between the existing 15 KHz spacing frequencies you are all used to, like 154.205, 154.220, 154.235, etc.).

The correct frequency is 154.2125, but listening to 154.210 is definitely close enough to hear it just fine.

If your scanner has the ability to change its step setting in this range to 6.25 KHz, you will hear it just the slightest bit better on 154.2125. Most older scanners, and even cheap new scanners, will not permit a 6.25 KHz step in this range.

154.2125 is the repeater in Augusta, while 154.0025 has a repeater in Appling (Columbia County). The input (mobile transmit) frequencies for these repeaters are 150.7975 and 151.1975, but it is not clear from the FCC license which input frequency goes with which repeater output.

Dan
www.AtlantaScanner.com

 

[FPO703]

From what I gathered from the FCC DB
http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...db_id=19&link=WPQB473&application_id=

Is that Augusta = 150.7975 in and 154.2125 out
Appling is 151.1975 in and 154.0025 out

 

[DanRollman]

From what I gathered from the FCC DB
http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...db_id=19&link=WPQB473&application_id=

Is that Augusta = 150.7975 in and 154.2125 out
Appling is 151.1975 in and 154.0025 out

What's your method to match them up that way? I checked your link, and I don't see how you were able to make the correlation.

Dan

 

[FPO703]

If you follow through to here for Augusta

http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...;link=14900231&key=0&callsign=WPQB473

and here for Appling

http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...;link=15308864&key=0&callsign=WPQB473

 

[DanRollman]

If you follow through to here for Augusta

http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...;link=14900231&key=0&callsign=WPQB473

and here for Appling

http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...;link=15308864&key=0&callsign=WPQB473

You're right. I was misreading it. Thought it was 2 outputs together, and 2 inputs together. Thanks.

 

[FPO703]

No problem. There are so many different search engines for the FCC DB it's almost unreal. I like using that one because it's a bit easier to determine some questionable stuff.

 

[SCPD]

DanRollman is correct. The repeater output on 154.2125mhz has an input on 150.7975mhz with a DPL of 051. If you listen to both frequencies simultaneously you'll be able to hear the same conversation(s).

 

[bed92186]

anyone have mcg lifenet frequency? unable to find.

 

[FesteringMaggot2]

MCG doesn't use VHF - I'll ask them and see what I can find.

 

[FesteringMaggot2]

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