Is there any point in programming these OFS channels ?

Jason_wyler

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420.6875MultipleBOttawa FS CallFire Station CallFMData
420.2375MultipleBOttawa FS LinkFire Paging -155.610 linkFMData
155.610MultipleBOttawaFS PagingFire Dept - Alphanumeric PagingFMData
859.6125RM293 NACOFS D1 VRDistrict 1 Vehicle RepeaterP25Fire-Tac
859.8125RM293 NACOFS D2 VRDistrict 2 Vehicle RepeaterP25Fire-Tac
859.8625RM293 NACOFS D3 VRDistrict 3 Vehicle RepeaterP25Fire-Tac
859.5625RM293 NACOFS D4/7 VRDistrict 4 & 7 Vehicle RepeaterP25Fire-Tac
859.3625RM293 NACOFS D5/8 VRDistrict 5 & 8 Vehicle RepeaterP25Fire-Tac
859.3125RM293 NACOFS D6/9 VRDistrict 6 & 9 Vehicle Repeater
 

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The first 3 are data channels. You could try receiving them with SDR and pager decoding software. You won't hear anything on a scanner other than noise, likely.

The others are vehicle repeaters - Generally these are only listenable when you're near an active scene that is utilizing them. With fire these are often used with underground or high rise events as needed.
 

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The first 3 are data channels. You could try receiving them with SDR and pager decoding software. You won't hear anything on a scanner other than noise, likely.

The others are vehicle repeaters - Generally these are only listenable when you're near an active scene that is utilizing them. With fire these are often used with underground or high rise events as needed.

Ok thank you, I appreciate the help but I don't think I will program them as I don't think I will be close enough to pick up transmissions so instead I will continue to monitor Toronto Fire EMS on-line.
 
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