Digital in North Alabama
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AE-16 listed as
Air Evac 16 Muscle Shoals AL 151.505 BM D065 Colbert County
As for Lauderdale County area
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=39
Air Evac 16 Muscle Shoals AL 151.505 BM D065 Colbert County
As for Lauderdale County area
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=39
Let me see if I can get this right. HKH, Shoals Hos. and ECM Hos. were all on 155.340 with different Sq. tones. I have them all programed but L/O due to encryption. The Quad Cities Trooper post is on 154.8075 and can be received with any analog or digital scanner. I live in Colbert Co. so if I can help in any way just let me know.
I think the Troopers have all move to the State Wide P25 Trunking System. The last time I visited Florence area it was all Analog but that was a year and a half ago.
The State Troopers are still on their analog channels through out the state as seen here AL Law Enforcement Agency. I did find that in Montgomery County they are using Montgomery Metro Communications Cooperative District.
Thanks for the updates
RadioJonD
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The only digital public safety agency I know of in all of NW Alabama is Franklin County Fire on 154.370 MHz. However, an initial incident page will still go out analog.
On analog scanners, simply program the input(s) to cut out all but close digital units:
East & West input 159.105 MHz (different listed NACs if applicable to your scanner)
Central 156.045 MHz
Helen Keller Ambulance uses full time voice inversion (simplest to decode) on 155.235 MHz. That's not really a hindrance since a fire agency is simultaneously paged to every emergency call.
Don't look for ALEA to go anywhere else anytime soon. I feel that all their licensed VHF frequencies (most not even used) will someday be assimilated into AFRN. That's not official and I have not heard anything to suggest that. The fact that merging seems logical may even mean that doing so will never happen.
On analog scanners, simply program the input(s) to cut out all but close digital units:
East & West input 159.105 MHz (different listed NACs if applicable to your scanner)
Central 156.045 MHz
Helen Keller Ambulance uses full time voice inversion (simplest to decode) on 155.235 MHz. That's not really a hindrance since a fire agency is simultaneously paged to every emergency call.
Don't look for ALEA to go anywhere else anytime soon. I feel that all their licensed VHF frequencies (most not even used) will someday be assimilated into AFRN. That's not official and I have not heard anything to suggest that. The fact that merging seems logical may even mean that doing so will never happen.
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