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I'll start my scanners monitoring the Virginia Emergency Management channels on STARS tomorrow. Virginia has ordered those living in Evacuation Zone A to evacuate.
I'm hoping to keep the Dare County scanner feed up as long as possible. My setup will be powered by a backup generator and will have internet Failover to Verizon, so as long as that stays up, you guys should be able to listen in, even if I have several feet of water under my house (I'm on pilings).
I'm also opening up a new feed specifically for NC VIPER and local HAM frequencies...are they any other frequencies I should add to this new feed? Hopefully it's approved and running by tomorrow afternoon.
I'm also opening up a new feed specifically for NC VIPER and local HAM frequencies...are they any other frequencies I should add to this new feed? Hopefully it's approved and running by tomorrow afternoon.
i hope you are evacuating though
RF-Burns
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Hurricane Talkgroups To Monitor
The NC Viper System will be used by local and state agencies for the storm. You will want to program and listen to the following talkgroups. Most of these are system wide talkgroups so you will hear most of these throughout the state
Statewide Interop Talkgroups - State Emergency Operations Center
Statewide Event Talkgroups - These will be used and will be very busy with rescue teams from all over the state.
Emergency Management Talkgroups - These will be used to coordinate resources from all over the state.
DPRR Talkgroups - These could be used for rescue workers working in areas hit by the storm
HART Talkgroups - These talkgroups are the North Carolina Helicopter and Aquatic Rescue Team - If helicopters are needed for rescues these talkgroups become active.
My online feed will have all these talkgroups active, feel free to connect throughout the next few days. Multiple Rescue Teams are on standby and some resources have already been moved around the state. All these talkgroups will get very busy over the next few days and into next week as rescues are taking place.
https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/18893
The NC Viper System will be used by local and state agencies for the storm. You will want to program and listen to the following talkgroups. Most of these are system wide talkgroups so you will hear most of these throughout the state
Statewide Interop Talkgroups - State Emergency Operations Center
Statewide Event Talkgroups - These will be used and will be very busy with rescue teams from all over the state.
Emergency Management Talkgroups - These will be used to coordinate resources from all over the state.
DPRR Talkgroups - These could be used for rescue workers working in areas hit by the storm
HART Talkgroups - These talkgroups are the North Carolina Helicopter and Aquatic Rescue Team - If helicopters are needed for rescues these talkgroups become active.
My online feed will have all these talkgroups active, feel free to connect throughout the next few days. Multiple Rescue Teams are on standby and some resources have already been moved around the state. All these talkgroups will get very busy over the next few days and into next week as rescues are taking place.
https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/18893
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The only reason I did not post it there is because it seems like everybody was giving weather updates on that thread. If the moderator wants to move it I guess that is fine but the other post was more about whether than anything
Merged with the stuck thread at the top of the forum.
As the first post says very clearly:
Please also help keep there from being 100 Florence related threads cluttering up the forum.
Thanks!
Marshall KE4ZNR
Tg 51682 NC Doc S/W 4
Tg 51680 NC Doc S/W 2
Are active with check in
Tg 52255 NC S/W Calling
Tg 51680 NC Doc S/W 2
Are active with check in
Tg 52255 NC S/W Calling
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Just heard radio checks on:
I doubt these have much to do with the storm as these are just normal DOC operational day to day talkgroups.
That is a storm related TG. Good catch
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Hearing traffic on 52601, not listed in database. This was heard on the Wayne county lee plant site. The LID # was in the 20756xx range and also a 20775xx.
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Hmmm.....that would appear to align it with Viper Medical Network Zone "L" channel 10 which shows in my list as "reserved". we will have to listen further to see if an accurate user can be ID'ed.
Marshall KE4ZNR
Hmmm.....that would appear to align it with Viper Medical Network Zone "L" channel 10 which shows in my list as "reserved". we will have to listen further to see if an accurate user can be ID'ed.
Marshall KE4ZNR
Makes Sense. The traffic I heard was talking about patients and patient rooms. The users did not have unit numbers they just called each other by name.
Received multiple hits today on NCPHSWIDE TG 52051 with RIDs of 2097577, 2097579 and 2098018, 2098047, 2098050
Heard unknown TG 52601 with RID 2075617
Unknown if storm related, but, heard what sounded like radio techs in the clear on TG 52244 (Not in database) with a strange RID of 1911 along with 2126050, 2126170 and 2126199. Later heard RID 1911 refer to TG 52245 (also not in database) saying, "Ok gentlemen, channel 6 talk to each other", then heard 2126050 and 2126170 encrypted.
Heard unknown TG 52601 with RID 2075617
Unknown if storm related, but, heard what sounded like radio techs in the clear on TG 52244 (Not in database) with a strange RID of 1911 along with 2126050, 2126170 and 2126199. Later heard RID 1911 refer to TG 52245 (also not in database) saying, "Ok gentlemen, channel 6 talk to each other", then heard 2126050 and 2126170 encrypted.
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Actually, in the winter during serious snow storms I've logged hourly check-ins between Regional offices and prisons across the state on these talkgroups.
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