I'm not aware of any changes to the analog Brooklyn dispatch channels on UHF and VHF.
I would think if the feed was just down temporarily, it would still be listed. Possibly the feed provider moved away or is unable to continue providing it for whatever reason. A good alternative is the FDNY Brooklyn/Hatzolah feed.
This thread from a few months ago in the New York forum re: the "All Boroughs FDNY Feed" is worth reading and may explain what happened to the Brooklyn feed.
There was until recently an online scanner that had a channel to monitor all 5 nyc boroughs replicating a true scanner. About a week ago it stopped connecting. Anyone seeing this too? Anybody know why?
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That feed and the remaining individual borough feeds are provided by nycfire.net operated by a FDNY member. There were obvious technical difficulties with all the feeds recently that may have been beyond the providers capability to resolve. I have not seen any comment from him on their website about the situation.
Proving feeds in the NYC area is challenging with interference issues and, for a system like FDNY that is analog simulcast, it is difficult to find a site with good reception on all frequencies. He may have encountered difficulties with the all borough feed with no readily available solution.
This thread from a few months ago in the New York forum re: the "All Boroughs FDNY Feed" is worth reading and may explain what happened to the Brooklyn feed.
There was until recently an online scanner that had a channel to monitor all 5 nyc boroughs replicating a true scanner. About a week ago it stopped connecting. Anyone seeing this too? Anybody know why?
forums.radioreference.com
That feed and the remaining individual borough feeds are provided by nycfire.net operated by a FDNY member. There were obvious technical difficulties with all the feeds recently that may have been beyond the providers capability to resolve. I have not seen any comment from him on their website about the situation.
Proving feeds in the NYC area is challenging with interference issues and, for a system like FDNY that is analog simulcast, it is difficult to find a site with good reception on all frequencies. He may have encountered difficulties with the all borough feed with no readily available solution.