Noticed the other day a new addition to Boonton, a fireground channel
of 463.825. Now today I notice that that freq has been removed. What's
up??
of 463.825. Now today I notice that that freq has been removed. What's
up??
Each user would need a GMRS license then.RocketNJ said:GMRS is like the "commercial" version of CB radio. It is not intended for public safety or commercial communications.
From what I can tell, it sound like Boonton's 46.42 base is linked to the GMRS repeater.
What was the PL?Moose said:Well, I just heard Boonton FD at an incident, loud and clear down here in Union County, on their "phantom" frequency of 463.825. Definitely Boonton.
kenisned said:What was the PL?
Thanks
Pursuit said:192.8
That's exactly my thought. However, I was able to confirm the frequency as Boonton FD, as I just heard their evening test.RocketNJ said:.
I stand corrected, Robbinsj2 is correct. A while back the 46.42 was linked to a GMRS channel. That new frequency is a business band channel.
Still, using a business band repeater for FD use?
I am monitoring both channels, i'll advise.kenisned said:Is it being used directly or is the signal being simulcasted on it (crossband set up)?
Anyone know?
res148cue said:I am monitoring both channels, i'll advise.
Talking to yourself, sign of old age! Been there, done that.res148cue said:It appears that when the aparatus transmit over the county fireband it goes over the UHF as well. Not sure if it's vice versa too. The fireband is simplex.
Apparently they had a problem with the tones going out. They mentioned Boonton Twp. but I don't know why since they are dispatched by the county.
Highpockets said:Talking to yourself, sign of old age! Been there, done that.[/QU
THere must be a problem on the Boonton Twp. side with the new radio setup. On fire calls town is dispatching twp.