Sounds like they're dispatching fire calls on the ems tac as well.
Lee County P25 Systems (361.BEE00) and (AD6.BEE00)
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Definitely a different system than Collier County usez.
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What tgid is the ems tac?
It's dispatch 3, 1501 I believe
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One thing for sure, radio guy you can understand a dispatch is a lot clearer with the automated system.
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I have the one used for dispatch on Avoid due to the audio quality being terrible. So not really sure as of today.
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1501 is the UID of the automated alerts... no tg under 1501
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Yes but only for the agencies that previously had tones on vhf. the rest cant be heard at all.
As of the past 30 mints been picking up Site 4 in Polk County with full scale. Can anyone confirm if this is for air ops when a chopper is in the air?
Yes the Polk County 700Mhz is for aircraft only
LEO helo's & medical helo's and natural resources ETC.
LEO helo's & medical helo's and natural resources ETC.
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Sounds like every county is doing that put a site just for air crafts.
I can believe that.
it works well for counties that have multiple towers.
Polk was having trouble at first with their aircraft hitting multiple towers.
Once they switched to the 700mhz it all cleared up.
Hillsborough County has a site 40 that I've never heard any traffic on but I'm not in Hills very often and can monitor site 40.
So I'm just guessing it might be for AC.
I am visiting Fort Myers Beach in the next week and I want to know if FMBFD is on North or South Dispatch after countless of researching without finding anything back. I'm also bringing my Unication G5 as well as my SDS100.
There is only one dispatch for the entire Lee County now, and it's the former EMS Dispatch tgid. FMBFD operates calls on the south channel.
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