Little Rock V.A. Hospital Frequencies Wanted

[KB5FAS]

Anyone have the frequencies in use at the McClellan VA Hospital in Little Rock? I believe it is VHF unless they have gone digital. Thanks in advance.

 

[GlacierClipper]

Most VA Medical Centers and Outpatient Clinics are in the 406-420 Mhz range. A few are still in the 162-174 Mhz range. Several have moved to a trunked system.

Here are the ones that I have for Arkansas. They might be outdate.

Fayetteville VAMC Callsign: KLM544 163.000 Police/Fire/Engineering

Little Rock VAMC Callsign: KAO494 168.825 Police/Fire/Engineering
Callsign: KGP830 164.475 Paging

Popular Bluff Callsign: KJN937 164.9625 Operations

 

[weather4ar]

McClellan VAMC is also on the Little Rock/NLR Pulaski County Trunking System, VA Fire Department dispatch is tested every morning along with the NLRFD pagers. MEMS Ambulance also has a unit assigned with a User Group. See the Little Rock Database on this site for more info.

 

[GlacierClipper]

Does that include the VAMC Police and Maintenance too?

The VA is trying to move all the hospitals to 400 Mhz like the one in Salt Lake City, Utah.

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&ctid=2794




There is another VAMC in PA going trunked also.

Alot of the VAMC's going trunked can be found at the sites where federal contracts proposals are posted.

http://www.fbodaily.com/

http://www1.eps.gov/spg/index.html