Halfpint
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About 3-4 months ago I helped a newbie scannist set up his PSR700 & 800 scanners and among the things loaded were the 4 freqs for Pridemark. Wednesday afternoon I received a significantly more than slightly worried call wondering why he wasn't able to receive any calls by them. I *did* ask him if he'd ever tried monitoring them since he first got his scanners and said he hadn't but, he *really* needed to do so at that particular time. Since then I have been monitoring them myself and haven't heard nary a peep out of them. While I *do* have them programmed into my scanners it has been quite some time that *I* have actually tried listening. It has, for various reasons, also been quite a while since I have been in Longmont. On the few times that I have been `in town' I never really tried monitoring them. (I have always figured that if I had some possible reason to monitor them I would just bring up the V-Scanner that still had them for that particular `trip' and then re-installed the V-Scanner I `normally' have as my `default' after leaving. [If I figure that a particular configuration I have `developed' has some frequencies or systems and TGs that I may have reason(s) to make changes to at some future date I make 2 VScanners of it and make certain that their descriptions contain a note as to which is the `primary' VS `secondary'.] Gotta love the fact that GRE has finally made it such that one can have *almost* un-limited VScanners in the PSR-700/800 scanners!)
Has Longmont given them the `heave-ho', and *nope* `heave-ho' is *not* what one does after going to sea and having eaten too much `ho', and gone with another ambulance service? If so, who have they decided to grace with their `service calls'?
Has Longmont given them the `heave-ho', and *nope* `heave-ho' is *not* what one does after going to sea and having eaten too much `ho', and gone with another ambulance service? If so, who have they decided to grace with their `service calls'?