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Old March 25th 04, 04:38 AM
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Here in Georgia we talk to them on the HEAR Channel at 154.34 MHz when they
get on-scene, but often they come up on our county Fire repeater frequency
while enroute. I would guess when enroute to the hospital they talk to the
hospitals on the UHF medical frequencies or on the 800 trunking frequencies
some of the hospitals use. These are pretty much the same frequencies used
by the ground ambulances in the same situations.

Don Woodward
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Would anyone have the frequencies for medical choppers?
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