Major EMS Drill in Jersey City on Sunday

[mondaro]

Sunday morning a large multi agency drill will commence, Here are some suggested frequencies to monitor for the drill. Here is some EMS freqs to listen to.

Conventional Frequencies.

Hudcen Ops 5
Vtac 1
Vtac 2
Vtac 4
Itac 1
Itac 5
Spen 4
Remcs Med 10
Hudson Co OEM
Path Ops Freqs


Trunked Fleets on Troop B.

MICU Statewide
MICU Tac 1 & 2
Hern Network
NJ EMS Task Force
NJ EMS Task Force Coordinators
NorthStar
PAPD Trunked System

Air

123.050 - Hudson River
123.025 - News Hounds
123.100 - NYPD Av. Co
123.450 - Air to Air
127.850 - KEWR Class B

Anything else someone may think of please post and
anyone going with an extra 396 might be a great idea to
hang near the CP w/ close call turned on.

Have a good weekend !!

 

[mredding]

FWIW, our members were advised to have walkies that received JEMS 3 (155.280) & SPEN 4 (153.785) on CSQ.

 

[SCPD]

Is there a section for HUDCEN? I only see the citywide channel under Jersey City.

Thanks,

 

[mondaro]

Jersey City Hudcen Ops 5 is 155.165 DPL 526 Top Secret don't tell anyone (LOL)

The information I was given the only JEMS channel that was posted was JEMS 4

but I guess anything is possible.

It's seems that ITAC 5 was will the hot freq tomorrow but I guess they

( NJ EMS Task Force ) want to make sure the ambulances have at least the JEMS plan in

them. My Trucks have JEMS, VTAC and UTAC in them for now.

 

[SCPD]

Not that I will be able to hear Ops 5, but thanks. I didn't think those VTAC channels were used. I know we don't have them in our radios.

 

[SCPD]

Tgid 55056?

 

[mondaro]

So far extra freq's in use this morning.

NJ State fire 2 - NJSP 800 System.
Bergen County OEM Channel 11

Interesting day.

 

[fineshot1]

Jersey City Hudcen Ops 5 is 155.165 DPL 526 Top Secret don't tell anyone (LOL).

Tony - this frequency you listed is not on a valid 7.5khz channel boundary. Are you sure you did not fat finger it? 155.1525 or 155.160 or 155.1675 would be correct unless the radio guy programed it incorrectly.

 

[mondaro]

Hello Fineshot1..

Just double checked my work radio that's what it is 155.165 DPL 526.

I programmed it into my work JT1000 without an issue this morning

except for the DPL which the JT is not accepting the 526 DPL for some

reason but it accepts it on an old 780 XLT.

Tony

 

[fineshot1]

Hello Fineshot1..

Just double checked my work radio that's what it is 155.165 DPL 526.

I programmed it into my work JT1000 without an issue this morning

except for the DPL which the JT is not accepting the 526 DPL for some

reason but it accepts it on an old 780 XLT.

Tony

OK Tony - either the radio guy programed it wrong or there is a method to
their madness so to speak. The standard SAR freq is 155.160. Thanks.....

 

[mondaro]

Might be there method, there on it now and it's 5x5 here in my office.

This might be the reason why they do not want any agency to use it.

Have a nice Sunday !!

Tony

 

[SCPD]

155.1675 Dpl526

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseFreqSum.jsp?licKey=1284723

 

[kenisned]

Not that I will be able to hear Ops 5, but thanks. I didn't think those VTAC channels were used. I know we don't have them in our radios.

FYI, up the hill we have them programmed in all our radios.

 

[fineshot1]

They probably programed it that way in Tony's portable because his portable will not do the 7.5khz channels and being 2.5khz off is the only way they could do it by getting it close.

 

[SCPD]

FYI, up the hill we have them programmed in all our radios.

Are they programmed as simplex?

 

[SCPD]

They probably programed it that way in Tony's portable because his portable will not do the 7.5khz channels and being 2.5khz off is the only way they could do it by getting it close.

FYI, you can program 155.165 on an HT1250. If you program it that way in a scanner it just sounds a little off and on occasion you miss a transmission.

RD

 

[kenisned]

Are they programmed as simplex?

Yes, they are.

 

[mondaro]

There are not on simplex that's for sure.

 

[Analogrules]

123.050

What units use 123.050 exactly? When monitoring it yesterday, it sounded like helicopters over the Hudson River reporting marine traffic. I never heard anything from Union County, on 123.450; must be a much weaker signal or hardly used.

 

[mondaro]

That 123.050 it's used by VHF pilots transversing the Hudson River.