My mistake, I forgot about Willimantic. I know Putnam is a PSAP, however Putname Fire is dispatched by QV.QV doesn't dispatch all of windham county. Almost, but there's others.
My mistake, I forgot about Willimantic. I know Putnam is a PSAP, however Putname Fire is dispatched by QV.QV doesn't dispatch all of windham county. Almost, but there's others.
No need to apologize, your contribution was really helpful! Thanks for clarifying though!Adam , sorry I forgot to mention those 201xxxx are patches of vhf channels , should be the patches of command east , west , fire alarm those will eventually go away there to link the VHF to the ops and dispatch channels.
I provide one of the state pd feeds and can get you some of the recordings. I’m also in litchfield so mostly the troop l simulcastThe ideal setup is an SDR with DSDPlus software. This not only displays a log of all Radio ID's active in the last 24 hours, but also records each call to an MP3 file, named with the Radio ID. This way I am able to look up any call whether I missed it or not and listen for a badge number (sometimes I have to listen to it multiple times or listen to multiple calls to discern one)
However, since you're working with a standard radio, the pencil and paper method is probably your best bet.
As far as an app or database....The wiki listing is all there is. Your contribution would become the official listing for Greenwich.
Also, it's OK not to know the badge number, there are many records on the list where that is the case and we just mark it XXXX until such time that we are able to identify it. Even just the radio ID's would be a good start.
Question when Id only has 5 numbers vs 6 numbers can u tell me the differenceHey guys, pretty big update on municipalities...
Litchfield County just got an overhaul, I've started adding links in the header for each table to listings of fire apparatus, as well as any available livestreams of each town's services. Added a whole bunch of radios and noted the talkgroup each one was last active in as well as updating audio confirmation dates.
Moved to Middlesex county today and have completed Essex, Durham, and Old Lyme, still more to come.
Note: Many of the records outside of Litchfield County date back to the end of 2022 when I relocated away from the Bradley tower. These serve as a placeholder for all radios known to be (at least at one time) affiliated with the system. My hope is that those in listening range can help bring these records up to date.
Since some id's are based upon Town Tax code, some Tax Codes are 2 digits and others are 3.Question when Id only has 5 numbers vs 6 numbers can u tell me the difference
The radio idSince some id's are based upon Town Tax code, some Tax Codes are 2 digits and others are 3.
Look up Ct Town Tax Code
The radio ids I see some have 5 vs 6Question when Id only has 5 numbers vs 6 numbers can u tell me the difference
Not sure how they assign the IDs that don't conform with the numbering system. Stamford FD has a bunch of IDs using 10XXXThe radio ids I see some have 5 vs 6
Thanks, I appreciate that. It was a lot of hours of work over the last few years but first and foremost, the work I do on the listing is self-serving (at least in my area) as it's browsable, sortable, and has a clickable table of contents (Hats off to whoever started the wiki in the first place). When I want to look something up I always go to the list first rather than digging through my log files.Thank you for all your time and dedication to the wiki page. I wish we had a statewide system like CLMRN. I understand how much work you must put into it. I wish I had that kind of time lol.
Hmmm...perhaps they ran out of 135xxxx IDs?Not sure how they assign the IDs that don't conform with the numbering system. Stamford FD has a bunch of IDs using 10XXX
No Problem. As a big wiki editor myself, I understand how much work is put into it. And im a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to the wiki soThanks, I appreciate that. It was a lot of hours of work over the last few years
Always glad to hear that others are benefitting.