Does Northglenn Ambulance still have a dispatcher, and if so, which conventional frequencies are they still using?
Recently I've been trying to find the UFH frequencies used by Northglenn Ambulance. I hear them all the time on Green 1 for Denver calls, but I didn't bother to scan their UHF freqs. until recently. However, so far I've heard zero traffic on any UHF channel. The current RR listing shows they previously used 453.70000/ 203.5 PL, but the Adcom FCC license for that frequency (WPDU888) was cancelled on 6/25/2013 and the frequency doesn't seem to be active. Moreover that was Adcom's dispatch channel so presumably it wouldn't have been used for "company" dispatch traffic in any event.
Northglenn Ambulance still has an active FCC license for three of their own frequencies, but so far I've picked up nothing from those. Moreover one of these frequencies, 462.1625, is also the CC for United Power's Motorbo system so it is VERY annoying to scan without a known PL tone or DCS code...
-Nate
Recently I've been trying to find the UFH frequencies used by Northglenn Ambulance. I hear them all the time on Green 1 for Denver calls, but I didn't bother to scan their UHF freqs. until recently. However, so far I've heard zero traffic on any UHF channel. The current RR listing shows they previously used 453.70000/ 203.5 PL, but the Adcom FCC license for that frequency (WPDU888) was cancelled on 6/25/2013 and the frequency doesn't seem to be active. Moreover that was Adcom's dispatch channel so presumably it wouldn't have been used for "company" dispatch traffic in any event.
Northglenn Ambulance still has an active FCC license for three of their own frequencies, but so far I've picked up nothing from those. Moreover one of these frequencies, 462.1625, is also the CC for United Power's Motorbo system so it is VERY annoying to scan without a known PL tone or DCS code...
-Nate