Hi Doug,

Did you happen to find the new ambulance channel for Leeds and Grenville
or know a range that I can search? I can't find anything usable on
www.radioreference.com or maybe I'm not looking in the right place.

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:

Al Klein wrote:


On Sun, 23 Oct 2005 21:11:11 -0400, HotShot
said in rec.radio.scanner:


Doug Mitton wrote:

Last week the local Eastern Ontario EMT/Ambulance services (Brockville
and Kingston area) switched to a new frequency. They were on 150.100
Mhz and they disappeared in 1 day.

Does anyone know of any references to what they may have switched to
and any links to scanning them?

Yes, they're on the fleetnet trunking system now.

If you do a google search you'll find them.

Mind you there's only one website that has all the information your
looking for so I suggest finding that one.

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=TRSDB&action=regexp&regexp=fleetn et
might have the information.


Thank you! Looks like I have some studying to do! :-)


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No, I haven't yet. I was just going to type in a range of frequencies
as listed in the tables in the link below and see if I hear anything.
I don't have a digital trunk scanner so I'm not sure if it will work
or not.

The tables don't mention Leeds and Grenville BUT do mention Prescott
and Winchester. I really haven't read up enough yet. Maybe someone
else will step in with more info.

Charlie wrote:

Hi Doug,

Did you happen to find the new ambulance channel for Leeds and Grenville
or know a range that I can search? I can't find anything usable on
www.radioreference.com or maybe I'm not looking in the right place.

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:

Al Klein wrote:


On Sun, 23 Oct 2005 21:11:11 -0400, HotShot
said in rec.radio.scanner:


Doug Mitton wrote:

Last week the local Eastern Ontario EMT/Ambulance services (Brockville
and Kingston area) switched to a new frequency. They were on 150.100
Mhz and they disappeared in 1 day.

Does anyone know of any references to what they may have switched to
and any links to scanning them?

Yes, they're on the fleetnet trunking system now.

If you do a google search you'll find them.

Mind you there's only one website that has all the information your
looking for so I suggest finding that one.

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=TRSDB&action=regexp&regexp=fleetn et
might have the information.


Thank you! Looks like I have some studying to do! :-)


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Hi Doug,

Prescott ambulance is covered by Leeds & Grenville Fire Control in
Brockville but still dispatched by the province out of Kingston,
Winchester is covered out of Ottawa.

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:
No, I haven't yet. I was just going to type in a range of frequencies
as listed in the tables in the link below and see if I hear anything.
I don't have a digital trunk scanner so I'm not sure if it will work
or not.

The tables don't mention Leeds and Grenville BUT do mention Prescott
and Winchester. I really haven't read up enough yet. Maybe someone
else will step in with more info.

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I still get the fire department fine, OPP still seems active on one of
their old repeaters and Brockville Police still use the old frequency
(Provincial Common) quite often; BUT I haven't found ambulance yet BUT
I haven't been doing a lot of searching either. Maybe I should just
add in the Prescott frequency and see what happens. :-)

Charlie wrote:

Hi Doug,

Prescott ambulance is covered by Leeds & Grenville Fire Control in
Brockville but still dispatched by the province out of Kingston,
Winchester is covered out of Ottawa.

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:
No, I haven't yet. I was just going to type in a range of frequencies
as listed in the tables in the link below and see if I hear anything.
I don't have a digital trunk scanner so I'm not sure if it will work
or not.

The tables don't mention Leeds and Grenville BUT do mention Prescott
and Winchester. I really haven't read up enough yet. Maybe someone
else will step in with more info.

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Hi Doug,

Don't get rid of 150.100 yet, I heard the Kingston dispatcher using it
today to communicate with an air ambulance...

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:
I still get the fire department fine, OPP still seems active on one of
their old repeaters and Brockville Police still use the old frequency
(Provincial Common) quite often; BUT I haven't found ambulance yet BUT
I haven't been doing a lot of searching either. Maybe I should just
add in the Prescott frequency and see what happens. :-)

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Charlie wrote:

Hi Doug,

Don't get rid of 150.100 yet, I heard the Kingston dispatcher using it
today to communicate with an air ambulance...

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:
I still get the fire department fine, OPP still seems active on one of
their old repeaters and Brockville Police still use the old frequency
(Provincial Common) quite often; BUT I haven't found ambulance yet BUT
I haven't been doing a lot of searching either. Maybe I should just
add in the Prescott frequency and see what happens. :-)

Thanks for the info. I don't typically delete any as I still have
fair capacity in my IC-T90A. Thats why I still leave the OPP in there
as well ... they still fall back to the old system.

I do have to get this new one figured out though!

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Have you thought about using any of the vehicle repeater frequencies?

I'm sure there's either an ambulance base or hospital in the area.

Try these.

http://www.radioreference.com/module...ame=RR&aid=575

Doug Mitton wrote:
Charlie wrote:


Hi Doug,

Don't get rid of 150.100 yet, I heard the Kingston dispatcher using it
today to communicate with an air ambulance...

Paul :-)

Doug Mitton wrote:

I still get the fire department fine, OPP still seems active on one of
their old repeaters and Brockville Police still use the old frequency
(Provincial Common) quite often; BUT I haven't found ambulance yet BUT
I haven't been doing a lot of searching either. Maybe I should just
add in the Prescott frequency and see what happens. :-)


Thanks for the info. I don't typically delete any as I still have
fair capacity in my IC-T90A. Thats why I still leave the OPP in there
as well ... they still fall back to the old system.

I do have to get this new one figured out though!