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Would this help? Download chart in PDF:
Tone Signaling Charts For: CTCSS, DCS, Motorola Quick Call, Plectron, Reach, Tone Remote, Morse Code, Five-Tone, Six-Tone, Seven-Tone and More!
Tone Signaling Charts For: CTCSS, DCS, Motorola Quick Call, Plectron, Reach, Tone Remote, Morse Code, Five-Tone, Six-Tone, Seven-Tone and More!
fireman305
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best thing to do would be to go to that fire departments chief or dispatch or communications officer and ask him/her what the code or frequencies are. if u just get the code it is easy to find a chart with the frequencies ( as someone has already posted)
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Looks like it should be one or more of the systems listed here --> Cayuga County, New York (NY) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
You may want to post this question in the New York Discussion area ( New York Radio Discussion Forum - The RadioReference.com Forums ) so folks local to the area have a better chance to see the question and answer it. I would first start with the FD as mentioned by fireman305 since they would have the most recent and accurate information. If this fails hopefully a post in the NY forum will provide what you need.
You may want to post this question in the New York Discussion area ( New York Radio Discussion Forum - The RadioReference.com Forums ) so folks local to the area have a better chance to see the question and answer it. I would first start with the FD as mentioned by fireman305 since they would have the most recent and accurate information. If this fails hopefully a post in the NY forum will provide what you need.
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