Mary Immacalute/Riverside Regional

[SCPD]

alright so ive been listening to Newport News Fire Dept and i got to thinking do they notify the hospital .For Riverside they have the conventional, but what about Mary Immacalute, no frequencies in the database so how do they notify, them is there a TG for Mary Immacalute??

 

[fmon]

alright so ive been listening to Newport News Fire Dept and i got to thinking do they notify the hospital .For Riverside they have the conventional, but what about Mary Immacalute, no frequencies in the database so how do they notify, them is there a TG for Mary Immacalute??

Should be same frequency with a different PL tone. However, talkgroup 4752 for VHF or 4784 for UHF may be used to talk to hospitals.

 

[SCPD]

Should be same frequency with a different PL tone. However, talkgroup 4752 for VHF or 4784 for UHF may be used to talk to hospitals.

so 4752 VHF and 4784 UHF are already in the NNFD Trunk?

 

[fmon]

so 4752 VHF and 4784 UHF are already in the NNFD Trunk?

Yes, one is likely VHF simulcast and other for UHF.

 

[kc4jgc]

The UHF link from the trunk system should be one of these two pairs:
CORE MED 1: TX 468.000 --RX 463.000
CORE MED 8: TX 468.175 --RX 463.175
These are FULL DUPLEX pairs, i.e., no repeater: Ambulance (or trunk link tx) is on 468MHz; Hospital (or trunk link rx) is on 463 MHz.

The VHF simplex freq is:
HEAR 155.400

Would be neat to know which UHF TG 4874 is linked to ...

 

[MOTORHEAD3902]

FWIW, I hear Mary Immaculate acknowledging incoming ambulances on 155.400 from here in Prince George. Riverside? I can't be certain of ever hearing them...well, with the exception of Riverside Walter Reed up in Tappahannock, which I know isn't the same facility.

 

[SCPD]

Yes, one is likely VHF simulcast and other for UHF.

i looked in my scanner one is VHF mutual aid and UHF mutual aid