CENCOM MED 10

[SCPD]

Anyone know the PL for MED 10?

Thanks,
K2NNJ

 

[Joseph11]

Ever try looking at the RR Database? Anyway, the PL tone is 173.8 Hz.

 

[SCPD]

Gee, why didn't I think of that! :roll:

 

[DJ88]

Where exactly, on the database, would one attempt to look for that information ? The database CAN be very helpful as long as you know where to look for what you're looking for.

 

[bigreddawg76]

Where exactly, on the database, would one attempt to look for that information ? The database CAN be very helpful as long as you know where to look for what you're looking for.

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=1790

It took some searching but I found it here DJ.

 

[DJ88]

Thanks for the reply bigreddawg76. It appears that one would have to know exactly where an agency operates from in order to know where to look on the database for it's frequencies and PLs. If not, the alternative would be to search every single county and system for the information. Personally, I would have done what K2NNJ did. Just ask if anyone knows the information and take my chances on being chided for not going through the entire New Jersey database. I'm sure that 99% of the nice folks here that know the answer would just post it. Then there is the other 1%.

 

[bigreddawg76]

It appears thast one would have to know exactly where an agency operates from in order to know where to look on the database for it's frequencies and PLs. If not, the alternative would be to search every single county and system for the information.

Funny you should say that DJ, that's exactly what I did :lol: :lol:

 

[Joseph11]

It appears thast one would have to know exactly where an agency operates from in order to know where to look on the database for it's frequencies and PLs. If not, the alternative would be to search every single county and system for the information.

Funny you should say that DJ, that's exactly what I did :lol: :lol:

All you have to do is type 462.975 into the "Search All New Jersey Identified Frequencies by frequency:" box and there it is. Quicker, isn't it?

 

[crashcrew]

..or how about this radical concept........try looking in the database of the county you are monitoring in? :roll:

 

[crashcrew]

For DJ.....(from a 1%er)

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=1785

 

[Joseph11]

For DJ.....(from a 1%er)

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=1785

Uhh, wha? He lives in Ocean County, Cen-Com doesn't operate in Ocean County. Only Union, Somerset, and maybe some other ones. MONOC uses Med-10 here.

 

[stvnd53]

SUSSEX,MORRIS,WARREN COUNTYS ALSO

 

[Joseph11]

SUSSEX,MORRIS,WARREN COUNTYS ALSO

Thanks.

 

[SCPD]

Thanks DJ88!

Cencom dispatches ALS and BLS units in Morris, Sussex, Warren, Union and I believe Essex as well.

THey used to have a website, but I can't find it.


155.265 PL 192.8
155.355 PL 186.2

 

[emtnj437]

CENCOM-EMS-10 BLS Unit Atlantic/2-Tone Frequencies

Does anyone know what the 2-tones that BLS Atlantic EMS-10 are toned out on by Cencom Dispatch? I know various medics are paged out on this frequency 155.355 from CENCOM at Overlook Hospital in Summit. EMS-10 covers Warren Township and Watchung in the daytime hours during the week daya while the volunteers cover the evening 6pm-6am. I would like to add the 2-tones just for the EMS-10 BLS unit into my scanner so I know when they have a call without having to listen to ALL the PAGES.

Thanks in advance!!!

 

[joshua86]

All the med channels are used in muliple states...the original question was not that farfeched...and
K2NNJ, the ALS units from st clairs healthcare 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 are now dipatched by MICCOM on a digital system that is not scannable without a radio from the system. The unit ID's are now 512 513 514 515 516 517 matching the Miccom ID system