MID-OHIO AMBULANCE

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ShawnCowden

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155.220 Is listed for Mid-Ohio Ambulance. But, I con't ever hear them on it!!! Any other freqs. to listen to for them??

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I seen an amb unit and it had a vhf antenna on it Wonder if its just for backup comm. incase nextel fails. wonder if they will still use nextel if they are using it when the merger fully takes over from sprint ??
 

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VHF could be used to contact hospitals on the HEARN frequencies or for mutual aid purposes.
 

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Most (if not all) ambulances/squads have 155.2800 and 155.3400
for squad to hospital communications. As Scott said they could have moved their dispatching off of 155.2000 to possibly Nextel, but still require the two frequencies above should they need to call a hospital ER.

Have you tried a FCC search for them, they may have moved to UHF?

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