Unknown 155.3400 user

[jaymatt1978]

anyone know who uses 155.3400 with a pl of 203.5. It sounds like a bus company but 'm not sure. They have an annoying squelch tail and the whole nine yards. I don't recognize any of the street names either. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

 

[Newark777]

Looks like it's one of the local hospitals, since a search of the frequency turned up a long list of hospitals.

 

[Joseph11]

Connecticut's MEDNET uses that frequency and PL tone. I received them earlier today.

 

[mondaro]

anyone know who uses 155.3400 with a pl of 203.5. It sounds like a bus company but 'm not sure. They have an annoying squelch tail and the whole nine yards. I don't recognize any of the street names either. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

My best bet is that this operation is located in a hospital setting.
I know REMCS uses 203.5 on there med channels while talking
to an x REMCS exployee last week he did not think that the
group was operating out of UMDNJ buildings.

The HEAR radio is not as I known it over the last few years
many squads don't use the system and the ones that do use
it incorrectly. The HEAR radio is either turn off or the volume is
turned to the lowest setting while the hospitals now monitor
the 800 MHZ NJSP trunked based Hospital Emergency Radio
Network (HERN) of course the NJDOH has made sure that
the people that should be able to access this network ( The Squads )
have no access to it. So if you have a patient that is going south
your screwed.

Tony

 

[jaymatt1978]

The problem with that Tony is I can barely get Pascack Valley Hospital on 155.3400 and they are just a mer tow towns over! This HAS to be a repeater, I can't thin of any other real explanation for it!!

 

[Alarmroom]

155.340

From what I have gathered it is a hospital security somewhere in NYC from the reports that Southwest CMED advised me. I hear that security group here in CT very well so if someone either in NYC or Long Island and advise.

 

[902]

From what I have gathered it is a hospital security somewhere in NYC from the reports that Southwest CMED advised me. I hear that security group here in CT very well so if someone either in NYC or Long Island and advise.

I haven't listened in years, but Mt. Siani Hospital's security used to be on 155.3400 MHz. I'm not sure what CTCSS they used, but it would be a nuisance to listen to HEAR because of them. They always seemed to have Caribbean accents. It was a base (with antenna probably on top of the roof) and portables.