Chris0516
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RR lists them as P25. But I can'r find any Control Channels?
Duke Life Flight
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Duke Life Flight is on the Viper system. Check the Wiki for TGs used.
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Chris0516
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I used:Duke Life Flight is on the Viper system. Check the Wiki for TGs used.
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Duke Life Flight (Durham County) Talkgroups
| DEC | HEX | Mode | Alpha Tag | Description | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16514 | 4082 | D | DKE LFEFLGHT | Duke Lifeflight | EMS Dispatch |
| 16521 | 4089 | D | LFLIGHT SS | Support Services | EMS Dispatch |
| 16522 | 408a | D | LF AIR OPS | Air Operations | EMS-Tac |
| 16523 | 408b | D | LF CAREOPS | Care Operations | EMS Dispatch |
| 16524 | 408c | D | LF DISP | Dispatch | EMS Dispatch |
| 16525 | 408d | D | LF ADMN | Administration | EMS Dispatch |
At: North Carolina VIPER Trunking System, Varies, Multi-State - Scanner Frequencies
I put them in the Durham County system I had previously created.
Chris0516
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I plugged in the #'s from the Wiki page you gave me. The (West) somehow tuned into Rock 103, a radio station.Duke Life Flight is on the Viper system. Check the Wiki for TGs used.
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Because you tried entering the CTCSS code not the frequency associated with it (464.350). But like I said, they mainly use Viper not the UHF freq.
Chris0516
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I know.
Duke Life Flight uses 51542 for helicopter comms & 51539 for ground units.
Also when doing field landing ops, they will use the Viper LZ channels. I hear them on LZ Central all the time for this.
Chris0516
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I have the LZ Channels.
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