Wondering why it really matters..perhaps I'm missing it
Be safe
Be safe
Certain scanners suck on simulcast that's why. Anyways, on with the show.
Wilrobnson
Rock or Something
So, Bill inspired to attempt something that did not work.
Does someone with 104% more patience than I (and perhaps with something called 'free time') want to collaborate on RR Wiki edits?
For example- the Stennis Space Center. That system has been gone for maybe 2 years now after their migration to MSWIN. I personally went to the site and found the tower stripped of all of the UHF TRS equipment.
One of a lot of examples that I do not have the time nor patience to correct.
Does someone with 104% more patience than I (and perhaps with something called 'free time') want to collaborate on RR Wiki edits?
For example- the Stennis Space Center. That system has been gone for maybe 2 years now after their migration to MSWIN. I personally went to the site and found the tower stripped of all of the UHF TRS equipment.
One of a lot of examples that I do not have the time nor patience to correct.
scanphreak
Member
Haven't seen it mentioned in here yet (at least search option didn't find it) so, thought I would post it for informational purposes.
37900 is Acadian Ambulance Primary patched from their Jackson County TGID 1801. Currently you can only hear dispatch coming across it meanwhile the crews transmissions do not come across. I'm picking them up on the Fountainbleu site.
37900 is Acadian Ambulance Primary patched from their Jackson County TGID 1801. Currently you can only hear dispatch coming across it meanwhile the crews transmissions do not come across. I'm picking them up on the Fountainbleu site.
I don't see where Jackson County is on MSWIN.
Acadian Ambulance, not Jackson County. AA is primarily on the JCTRS, but is now also using MSWIN as all other surrounding area hospitals and MEDCOM are MSWIN.
scanphreak
Member
That's correct they're not on MSWIN, Jackson County uses their own stand-alone Harris system. Acadian Ambulance serves all of Jackson County and they have 2 talkgroups on the system 1801 and 1802. HOWEVER what I'm saying is now I hear traffic from Acadian's dispatch also come up on MSWIN tgid 37900 at the same time I do on 1801 and when the crews keyup their transmissions only come over on jackson county 1801.
It was just informational purposes in case anyone else hears traffic on 37900 that's Acadian Ambulance dispatch in physically located in Jackson County.
I heard a new talk group. It is 9006. It appears to be some type of aircraft, and they were checking on fires. There was a mention of an area called Walnut, not Walnut Grove though. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
As part of this deal between Pafford and NMHS, several counties in Northeast Mississippi are now being served by Pafford EMS.
From my monitoring:
Counties in Northeast MS (including Pontotoc, Lee, Tishomingo, Itawamba) are being dispatched on TG:64038 (PAFFORD NE).
Webster County and Clay Counties are being dispatched on TG:62071 (PAFFORD STRKVILL)
Correct
Wilrobnson
Rock or Something
Hmmm. This afternoon, TG 22932 was re-broadcasting NWS Shreveport. Port Bienville site in Hancock County.
I heard something like that, MEMA or what?
Wilrobnson
Rock or Something
Fits the general scheme. It was only re-broadcasting the alerts, like a SAME weather radio or something. Bears watching though.
Heard up here.I was wondering what it was.It wouldn't state why common
