MotoMoMo
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To all my Ocean County people, what is everyone scanning? So far I have found Lakewood to offer the most action. Such as busy town, always something going on. So let's hear what you monitor here in the OC. Good day to all!
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You may want to try this site: East Coast Scanning Resources • View forum - Ocean County to see an in-depth discussion on the various agencies within Ocean County, in addition to the various threads within radioreference.com to give you an idea to start with.
Seaside was always fun when I lived down there. Toms River, of course, is now encrypted..
I HAVE, however, been salivating for a reliable Lakewood online feed... I want to take a listen to what is going on up there. From what I read in the paper, it seems to be pretty crazy.
I HAVE, however, been salivating for a reliable Lakewood online feed... I want to take a listen to what is going on up there. From what I read in the paper, it seems to be pretty crazy.
+1 on seaside. It gets insane on the weekends. I moved to monmouth county and can't get them now....dying for an online feed!
MotoMoMo
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Looking foward to hearing Seaside.
I'm thinking about changing my feed and just broadcast the heights and park starting Memorial Day weekend and through the summer until Labor Day.
MotoMoMo
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I think thats a great idea. I'm sure many would agree.
If you do so, include the Tri-Boro VHF frequency too, they get pretty busy during the Benny season as well.
Will do,Fire Zone 3 and all 3 conventional fireground channels will be included also.
I'll definitely be tuning into that! I miss NJ sometimes...
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MY Northern Ocean County feed has from Seaside Park, all the way up to Point Beach FD's, EMS & PD's that are in the clear. I have the OC trunk system Toms River, Brick and Lakewood Fire also. I also have marine 13, 16, 21,22,23,24,80,81,82 & 84. Metro Fire Radio South is also in the radio. The scanner is in Toms River on the water just north of the 37 bridge. It pretty reliably but it does go down from time to time and I never get notified that it's down.
DJ88
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You should also program Marine 83A, which is used by the Coast Guard. Marine Channel 9 is another one. When a boater calls the CG on 16, they sometimes have them switch over to 9 for comms.
A true Seaside feed 24 / 7 would be a blessing, It is nuts down there. I would also include the Life Guard Channels two from Seaside Heights and Seaside Park. I would leave out MONOC medics they will take over the feed in no time flat.
Tony M.
Harrison, NJ
Tony M.
Harrison, NJ
Highpockets
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Tony,
Throw the towel in and move back to Gods' country...
Throw the towel in and move back to Gods' country...
Will do Tony,Monoc's main channel will be left out however i may include Monoc 1's frequency.
Elias... Thank You !! I also want to publicly thank you for all the years assisting me with Seaside Info for many years when visiting the shore every summer for the last few years, Also had the pleasure in meeting Elias a couple of years ago and he treated to the grand tour of the Seaside Heights Fire Department.
Not a problem Tony!
SHFD.. I have fond memories of the housing for the new 4401 and 4411.. Those were the days!
Scott
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