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There is also FlightRadar24 and FlightAware that provide the same kind of service. I provide much of the realtime data for SoCal on PlaneFinder using a Mode-S Beast receiver. Even better, for a small investment ($30 receiver and antenna), you can set up your own flight tracking station at home. I us...

Dispatch communications are mainly via satellite in the case of Mercy Air and Reach is reportedly on 129.275. Mercy does occasionally use 131.675, however. On the medical side, most of the time the helicopter will not talk to the hospital. There really is no need, as patient reports are passed via c...

No. Not really a law enforcement component tied to the vehicle. If anything, the term came from patrolling the fireline for hotspots.


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They are simply a type of fire engine (type 4,5,6) used for wildland firefighting. Typically it's a heavier duty pickup truck with a skid-mounted pump, tank and possibly a foam system. They are typically staffed with 2 personnel. Most of the time, they aren't involved in heavy firefighting. They wil...

egilstrap62 wrote:its not repeated is it guys? big ed

As far as I can tell, it's simplex...

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FWIW, this link: http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchAdvanced.jsp;JSESSIONID_ULSSEARCH=QjLjSvTdwBLhbQp9VH1NxxFjpphdTkj4yN3XjPGw00QyzV3w0n5h!-414358838!1582362179 Will take you to the FCC license search tool. Good for all the things that aren't on Radioreference ;) .......which is probabl...

According to the FCC database, It's Patton.
License is WPCQ675.

Yeah. Definitely not FD.....

We have their freqs in our radio load and 154.25 isn't in there for MUR......
Strange that you heard them there.

It was simplex. I could only hear one side of the conversation.