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!

Hi HotShot,

I have tried a few of the 413.XXX channels and not heard a peep out of
them. The Ambulance service has changed over to Bell Fleetnet and
dropped the Motorola channels other then using 150.100 for air ambulance
and to contact Brockville Control to get them to open and close doors
when the arrive back at the fire halls they are based at.

Not even sure what band to start searching to find the new channel.

Paul :-)

HotShot wrote:
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

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