I'm surprised they still use radios, at least in Lexington I am. They dropped the ERS System for secondary communications and receive all calls, transfers, and work orders via LTE and only use DMR when calling to other offices or using analog on Medcom 1. I guess it works better for them in Harlan county which might not have great cell service.They are actually using linked DMR repeaters. I don't have specific info but did hear them the last time I was down there while searching.
I'm surprised they still use radios, at least in Lexington I am. They dropped the ERS System for secondary communications and receive all calls, transfers, and work orders via LTE and only use DMR when calling to other offices or using analog on Medcom 1. I guess it works better for them in Harlan county which might not have great cell service.
452.8500
TGID: 10010
Name: AMR Disp
FCC: FCC Callsign WRDS363 (AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE, INC.)
CC: ?
Can someone confirm if this is CAP+ or Conventional Linked, a forum member is having issues with programming and getting the DMR "Burst" when programmed for both types?
Great.I can now confirm that it is CC 9. As soon as we got done talking (Remington12G), it showed CC 9 when I had it on the conventional system.
That reminds me, is Harlan County EMS a separate agency from AMR Lifeguard? I always thought Lifeguard was the only EMS in Harlan County. But apparently not.
I know Johnson Life Care shut down in 2018. Harlan had its own ambulance service but that appears to be defunct too.
Can the JLC DB entries be depreciated or are they being kept active as a backup system for AMR?