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[jaymatt1978]

I'm getting something down in Cape May, NJ on the n ew 7.5 split frequency of 160.2825 with a PL of 167.9 Comes in during a search so I know it's the correct frequency

 

[u2brent]

maybe it's this

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Freq Out	Freq In	Tone	Callsign	Description	Category	Agency/County	State
160.28000		167.9 PL	KFM561	Hatzolah EMS Dispatch (Simulcast)	Hatzolah Other Fire/EMS	New York City	NY
160.28000		167.9 PL	KFM561	Hatzolah EMS Dispatch	Fire/EMS Sullivan County	Sullivan	NY

 

[ecps92]

Many times Adj frequencies do bleed over, if you can't find the info by the primary freq, also search +/- based [on your location] on the FCC channel plans, then if nothing and the band is wide open [as of late] keep in mind the Canadian channel plans [especially in our Federal] is not the same

I'm getting something down in Cape May, NJ on the n ew 7.5 split frequency of 160.2825 with a PL of 167.9 Comes in during a search so I know it's the correct frequency

 

[RRR]

Why are they coordinating AAR (Railroad) Frequencies for non-Railroad use?

 

[GTR8000]

Why are they coordinating AAR (Railroad) Frequencies for non-Railroad use?

Hatzolah was granted a waiver to operate on 160.280 in the NYC metro area way back in 1985, and has remained on that frequency ever since.

 

[ecps92]

Because VHF/UHF is limited and overloading, assigning frequencies from other pools less used is a vital option.
Same reason, the NTIA is allowing some Statewide systems to be assigned Federal VHF/UHF channels.

As GTR mentioned, many a waiver existed long before it became popular to take from other pools.
In Boston we had the same issues 161.2200 for a Local Ambulance Provider as well

Why are they coordinating AAR (Railroad) Frequencies for non-Railroad use?