Monitoring IU Health LifeLine

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Viper43

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Well it wasn't 100% E as the helicopters were in the clear. I think they learned that the E caused more issues than it solved
 

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New IU Health Lifeline TG on ERS.... 21698 Partial Encryption. Definitely IUH Lifeline as the RID's so far are in the same line up... 21620, 21621 etc... Wondering if this is for the IU Morgan one? This also makes me suspect IUH Lifeline has entire set from 21600 thru 21699?
 

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Have been working on ID's stuff lately, and there are at least 6 Dispatch TG's so far. What was listed as Disp3 is in the XPR radios LCP-CENTRAL Lifeline Center Primary - Central. Going by the traffic overheard on the others, I have them narrowed down to districts covered much better. Still need closer monitoring to nail it all down. Yes LifeLine has a HUGE block from 21600 thru 21699.
 

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What would you like help with? I monitor the Delaware county ERS tower. I haven't noticed any IU TGs that are not already listed. I can get you IDs if needed.

Base 150 is located at Ball Memorial hospital in Muncie, with trucks 150, 151, and 152 (patient transport trucks).

Base 160 is in Hartford City (Blackford county) with truck 160 and 161. 160 provides EMS coverage for Hartford City/Blackford county. 161 is a patient transport truck that is based in Hartford City, yet rarely in Hartford City, other than for crew changes.

Base 170 is in Montpelier (Blackford county) and provides EMS coverage for Montpelier/Blackford county.

Trucks 160 and 170 I've never heard on the ERS system, as they are dispatched and communicate with local FDs via a county-licensed VHF frequency.

If you would like to create a list of 'Base' locations, and truck radio IDs I'll be more than happy to log the radio IDs I see over the weekend.

I don't recall the radio ID for 161 off the top of my head, but I've been watching it over the past week, and it appears to be the same day-after-day, which leads me to believe it is a mobile radio, versus a handheld radio from that days crew.
 

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Base Listings, and UID/RID listings would need to be put into a WIKI list. If you wish to create a wiki for IU Health LifeLine, please feel free to do so. The main thing we need for the DB listings, is matching the Dispatch TG's to the Base/Regions, and properly line all that up. Also, getting the conventional VHF, and Conventional UHF DMR listings all lined up. Also if you can find any new Tactical TG's... Though those do not see that much usage compared to the primary dispatch ones.
 
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