Has anyone who has switched to LMRN heard Ornge on this channel/frequency since the switch?
PComm or 150.100
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EJB
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I heard them 10 minutes ago London was talking with them.
I heard and saw them today them talking with 799 or 792.
I heard and saw them today them talking with 799 or 792.
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Still analog?
I assume that the aircraft have specialty avionics style P25 radios.
I understand that is based on the APX-8000 portable.
EJB
20 + year membership
Yes it was analog.
KelcomTO
Newbie
Based on up to 4 APX 8000 modules.Still analog?
I assume that the aircraft have specialty avionics style P25 radios.
I understand that is based on the APX-8000 portable.
I've had the unfortunate luck of programming one on all 16 bands to help with a demo to the military
Ornge is still active on Prov. Common. I'm listening to the pilot communicating with Mississauga CACC regarding an incident in Bolton. 799 will be landing at National Helicopters heli-pad.
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The ground units are also using 150.100 so I'm getting them rather choppy down here in Toronto.
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The ground units are also using 150.100 so I'm getting them rather choppy down here in Toronto.
Sounds like they are still continuing to use P-COM to communicate with various CACC's. I have also heard some occasional traffic on old UHF MEDCOM channel also. The AM freq is also quite active.
Dumb question but I'm drawing a blank, What Freq is the old UHF MEDCOM?
413.6875 418.6875 RM CSQ ORNGE Air Ambulance Base FMN
(418.6875 would be Air to Ground if they pass by you.)
(418.6875 would be Air to Ground if they pass by you.)
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They use the APX 8000 chassis. It is fully integrated into the Tecnisonic chassis.Still analog?
I understand that is based on the APX-8000 portable.
Their top of the line model will hold upto 6 APX8000 radios.
It is an incredibly niche market and there are only a couple of players that make aircraft LMR radios.
Aviator747
Member
I haven't heard or tuned into P-Com here. But, I do hear constant requests for P-Com tests. I keep forgetting to program it into my SDS100.
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