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RIVERSIDE CITY FIRE HAS NEW TONE OUTS SOUNDS LIKE LOS ANGELES COUNTY TONE OUTS CH> FREQ ARE THE SAME. ED

I thought LA County still sounds like the tones on "Emergency"...the new RFD tones sound like what I remember from Redlands back in the 80's when I used to work at UofR...they had one tone for a crime related call, and a separate one for medical aids....

LACoFD discontinued the 2+2 tones in 1992 and those became the back-up tones. Eventually, those were retired and back up tones are now 1+1 tones. There are some 1+1 used for chief officers, specialized equipment and other things that you hear over the radio but stations don't have tones unless they are in back-up mode. The station alerting system and MDCs are triggered through over the air data channels (i think?) and then you hear the high-low sound which is more of an attention getter then actually doing something.

egilstrap62 wrote:RIVERSIDE CITY FIRE HAS NEW TONE OUTS SOUNDS LIKE LOS ANGELES COUNTY TONE OUTS CH> FREQ ARE THE SAME. ED

Does anyone know if those will be the same tones for Riverside County Fire?

I doubt it....you're mixing apples and oranges.

egilstrap62 wrote:RIVERSIDE CITY FIRE HAS NEW TONE OUTS SOUNDS LIKE LOS ANGELES COUNTY TONE OUTS CH> FREQ ARE THE SAME. ED

Is anyone able to set up an audio feed of the Riverside Fire Department? I think we need to have that set up.

WHAT DO I NEED TO SETUP AUDIO FEED FOR CITY OF RIVERSIDE FD

A dedicated scanner
A computer (desktop or laptop) with a soundcard
and I think you'd need a cable to connect it to broadcast.

OK IM GOING TO START WORKING ON IT I HAVE TO REG. WITH RADIO REF. WEBSITE FIRST RIGHT. LET ME KNOW. ED

The company that does the audio feeds now is Broadcastify which exist through Radio Ref. Go to broadcastify.com to find out more information.