layjohn
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Can anybody help me with the freqs. airlife uses to communicate with the various hospitals in the San Antonio area? Thanks
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ThunderBritches
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159.885 NFM dispatch and flight following.
layjohn
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Thanks
ThunderBritches
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From what I have heard they used to communicate to the ER's using the UHF patch at Kelly/Lackland. I am not sure if they still do since the radio systems have changed up out there.
From what I have heard they used to communicate to the ER's using the UHF patch at Kelly/Lackland. I am not sure if they still do since the radio systems have changed up out there.
muddy mudskipper
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this is correct.WSWEEKS said:
bisquit69
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So since we cant listen to san antonio's edacs system how do we monitor airlife?
TXEMT
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159.885 is the only way to listen to them it is there dispatch channel.
rockag41
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If they get called to a location nearby, like an adjacent, county, they will sometimes switch to that local frequency for landing information.
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