Nassau county 3BW MED COMMAND CHANNEL

[JackRoberts23]

Does anyone know what channel 3BW uses for med cmd? It’s the only one I’m missing. I have:
3BW paging
3BW OPS
3BW FIREGROUND
HEWLETT PAGING
46.20 X-BAND
CW PAGING

 

[Teambudjr]

Sorry, But what is 3BW ???

 

[dave3825]

Sorry, But what is 3BW ???

Nassau County, New York (NY) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Nassau County, New York (NY)

www.radioreference.com

 

[Radio5390]

Can you list the frequencies and PL tones that you speak of?

 

[dave3825]

Can you list the frequencies and PL tones that you speak of?

All the 3BW (3rd Battalion West) is at the link I posted above.

Nassau County, New York (NY) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Nassau County, New York (NY)

www.radioreference.com

 

[JackRoberts23]

Anyone know the med cmd frequency?

 

[dave3825]

Never heard of Medical Command.

 

[Tank67]

It would help if you told us where you're hearing about these things.

 

[JackRoberts23]

It’s a channel we use for MCI’s. I’m part of woodmere fire and our radio programmer is on vacation so I can’t ask him

 

[Radio5390]

So ask him when he gets back from vacation and submit it to the data base?

 

[JackRoberts23]

I will but I wanted to see if anyone else knew

 

[Teambudjr]

Rumor, has it that the input frequency for MED-4 will be used for LOW POWER Medical Command. I will be for on scene com's only, between units on scene only. Don't think they will be using a PL tone or the Nassau PL as it will trigger the Nassau Med-com repeater. It's not in use yet....But coming soon...

 

[JackRoberts23]

What’s the frequency for med 4? It’s probably what we use

 

[dave3825]

What’s the frequency for med 4?

It's in the database.

 

[JackRoberts23]

Is it 463.075?

 

[dave3825]

What’s the frequency for med 4?

Rumor, has it that the input frequency for MED-4 will be used for LOW POWER Medical Command.

Is it 463.075?

Did you read what was posted?

It’s probably what we use

Probably not as it was indicated it is not in use yet.

It's not in use yet....But coming

 

[JackRoberts23]

Just trying to double check the frequency. If you’re going to be unhelpful, don’t say anything. You say it’s going to be in use soon but we use something for medical command

 

[dave3825]

If you’re going to be unhelpful, don’t say anything.

Really?

You say it’s going to be in use soon but we use something for medical command

I did not make the statement. I merely, being helpful, pointed out to you, what someone who has knowledge of this Medical Command channel posted.

Just trying to double check the frequency.

And it was stated that, when it happens, that it may end up being the INPUT channel to Med 4, and you post the OUTPUT asking if it's correct.

Rumor, has it that the input frequency for MED-4 will be used for LOW POWER Medical Command.

Ok sometimes I forget to read.

If members are taking the time to give you answers, the least you can do is read the replies..




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[JackRoberts23]

So then tell me the input frequency bc I don’t know it. And you replied about another post for another issue and I don’t forget to read, sometimes it’s confusing what people post

 

[Teambudjr]

Ok, If you are talking about Nassau Medical Control AKA "Med Com" Nassau County is licensed to use the national Med Channels, Med 2, Med 3, Med 4, Med 5, Med 9 (most used) and Med 10. all with a PL of 162.2 ... Now these frequency's are the old one's but are still in use by ambulances that have NOT moved over to the Nassau County Public Safety Project 25 Phase II System. In that system they are called "Medcom Talk groups" 1,2 and 3 and are digital. All are listed in the RR database..... NOW "Medical Command" is something new that Nassau is setting up, where the "On scene" medical responders can talk to each other (low power) on the input freq with out going over the Nassau repeater. I am told that they will start off with using the input freq of Med Ch 4. You posted 473.075, That is the output (repeater freq) of Med 4 not the input freq.