City of Asheville FD VHF removed from service

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fyrboy

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After noticing that my single-channel, old-school AFD monitor remained silent, I verified with a city employee that 158.82, which allowed listening to primarily AFD dispatch, was permanently removed from service.
 

richardbritt

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Depending on the type of monitor you have, you might be able to change the frequency and still use it to listen to something else in your area. Possibly a neighboring fire department or EMS? Or else you might bite the bullet and invest in a digital scanner depending on what your local fire department uses there. I have been in your part of the state once on vacation. Beautiful area
 

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Thanks for the kind words. Donated to www.avlradiomuseum.org, on the campus of Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College. They have many scanners, HAM, test equipment, Edison phonograph, Morse code & telegraph equipment and much more . . . but no Plectron.


Outstanding!

So many electronics needlessly end up in landfills. I'm glad that someone will learn from the technology of yesterday.
 
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