Gulf Coast Scanner stream

[ki4moc]

Gulf Coast Scanner stream up and running till 10:30 PM CST for Escambia, Okaloosa, and Santa Rosa counties. Testing my feed.

It is - mms://streamwebtown.com/navcityskater1

 

[matthewtomek]

Gulf Coast Scanner stream up and running till 10:30 PM CST for Escambia, Okaloosa, and Santa Rosa counties. Testing my feed.

It is - mms://streamwebtown.com/navcityskater1

What state are these counties in?

 

[pawsrock]

Is it still up

Is the link working? I am getting nothing
Ron Fone

 

[ki4moc]

Sorry about the delay. These counties are in the western panhandle section of Florida

What state are these counties in?

 

[ki4moc]

Sorry about the delay. Last night I was testing from about 8:00PM CST to 10:30 CST.

Since the test passed, I will try to transmit Monday through Friday from 7:30PM CST to about 10:30 CST.

Thanks
Dylan Beck

Is the link working? I am getting nothing
Ron Fone

 

[ki4moc]

I am also going to have to change the off time to 9:30 CST, (instead of 10:30 CST) to save bandwith on my router due to heavy traffic loads.

 

[BamaScan]

Looks like the stream is down. Wonder what happened. I wish it was
back up.

 

[georgew0819]

Santa Rosa County

Is that covering County Fire STA 24 as well?

 

[BamaScan]

RE:GulfCoast Scanner Steam

Is that covering County Fire STA 24 as well?

George,

The web site where the stream is to be located says the stream is old. This was a stream that KI4MOC set up. You would have to talk to him. He started the stream not me. We will have to wait for KI4MOC to gives us an update. Station 24 is now on project24 like most military bases.
BamaScan

 

[wise871]

FYI
Station 24 (Whiting Field) also works SRC Central Fire during Mutual Aid calls. Eglin and Hurlburt also have the same setup for South Okaloosa. All the Military fire departments are equipped and dispatched by the local county fire dispatches when a emergency call happens off-base. I always hear Central Fire dispatch Station 24 when an incident happens near Whiting or there is a need for multiple fire apparatus in the area.