Eagle Med

[railroadertwo]

Could someone please point me in the right direction for Eagle Med Helicopter Service in SE Kansas ie: Chanute, Wichita etc Frequencies for Radio shack Pro-197. Thank You.

 

[QDP2012]

You might have found this already, but here's what I found and how I found it:

• In the big blue navigation bar, Click on "Databases > Frequency Database"
• In the US map, click on the shape of Kansas.
• On the Kansas page, scroll down below the map, look in the lower-right quadrant of the page for the box "Kansas Areawide Frequencies".
• In that section, Click on the "Medical Helicopters" listing.
• The first listing is for the analog frequency assigned to Eagle Med.
• Also, there is a link to the KSICS TRS which they apparently also use.
• Approximately 28 sub-groups down the KSICS TRS page look for the "Air Ambulance Talkgroups" section. It looks like Eagle Med has been assigned four TGs.

Hope this helps,

 

[frazpo]

You might have found this already, but here's what I found and how I found it:

• In the big blue navigation bar, Click on "Databases > Frequency Database"
• In the US map, click on the shape of Kansas.
• On the Kansas page, scroll down below the map, look in the lower-right quadrant of the page for the box "Kansas Areawide Frequencies".
• In that section, Click on the "Medical Helicopters" listing.
• The first listing is for the analog frequency assigned to Eagle Med.
• Also, there is a link to the KSICS TRS which they apparently also use.
• Approximately 28 sub-groups down the KSICS TRS page look for the "Air Ambulance Talkgroups" section. It looks like Eagle Med has been assigned four TGs.

Hope this helps,

Yep. This is good info. I monitor the KSICS tower in Cherokee County and routinely hear Eaglemed getting launch orders and dispatched out. They cover SE KS and are based in Chanute I believe.

The Wilson tower (Buffalo site) sits close to the Wilson/Woodson county line. Im not sure if you are familiar with that systems but that is the tower you will want. Good Luck

 

[LeeBarnes]

Actually, EagleMed has bases all over the place.

For examples: EagleMed 14 is based in Chanute. EM 12 is in Joplin, EM 15 is in Pittsburg. EM 1 and 11 is in Wichita.

More info here

Per the OP, I've only heard EagleMed on the KSICS lately.

 

[frazpo]

Yes but he lives near the buffalo tower. I was trying to point him near the tower he would be receiving

 

[frazpo]

I live near Joplin. I'm assuming all traffic has gone to ksics as long they are in range?? Would that be the case??