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WEBSep 14, 2024 · FDNY Radio Frequencies: Citywide 1 - 482.23125 TPL 131.8 Citywide 2 - 483.38125 TPL 167.9 Manhattan - 482.10625 TPL 146.2 Brooklyn - 482.01875 TPL 136.5 Bronx - 482.00625 TPL 131.8 Queens - 482.03125 TPL 141.3 Staten Island - 482.04375 TPL 151.4 HandiTalkie. I assume you have seen this…yes this is old and I have no …
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WEBNov 1, 2023 · Everyone who thinks that the FDNY (or any other agency in NYC) is going to go high-tech with their radio systems are forgetting one, big important thing: NYC is BROKE. Anyone who remembers 1975 and the massive layoffs of city employees at that time (which lasted many years) should realize that the financial situation NYC is in today …
FDNY radio tone out - RadioReference.com Forums
WEBAug 28, 2023. #2. 30 second is just a single tone generated by a console. Mobiles and portables have the option of single tone. These were intended for repeater access, but can be varied in freq and duration for alert. There is also the FLASH option of FDNY Emergency Rx/Tx Tone Set that sounds like a hi/low warble.
FDNY Radio History - based on NYT articles
WEBMay 12, 2021 · FDNY Radio History from New York Times newspaper articles. June 28, 1930 - FDNY applies for radio license from FCC for 125 watt. base station at Empire Blvd at Washington Ave in Brooklyn on 1596. kilocycles. Aug 31, 1936 - 9 fireboats will get 2 way radios funded by $30,000 in. the 1936 FDNY budget - the radio base station will be at …
FDNY/NYPD radio system/ how does it work
WEB225. Jan 2, 2014. #5. Just to be clear, FDNY and NYPD are two different systems, with different features. In both systems, the mobile units transmit on one frequency (called "talk-in") and receive on another ("talk-out"). The dispatcher transmits on the talk-out frequency and receives the mobile audio from receivers on the talk-in frequency.
Any tips how to listen to FDNY | RadioReference.com Forums
WEBAug 2, 2021. #2. FDNY talkgroups on the P25 system are now encrypted. You can still listen to the analog conventional UHF dispatch and fireground frequencies, which are all listed in the database. It's pretty straightforward, not a …
FDNY Portable Zone A question | RadioReference.com Forums
WEBJun 4, 2010 · Listed as New UHF Portable Radios Zone A. Channel 1 485.2625 MHz HT1 Fireground. Channel 2 486.0125 MHz HT2 Fireground. Channel 3 486.1125 MHz HT3 Fireground. Channel 4 487.0125 MHz Queens Fireground. Channel 5 486.2635 MHz Brooklyn Fireground. Channel 6 486.1375 MHz Manhattan Fireground.
FYI: QUEENS FIRE RADIO / FDNY - RadioReference.com Forums
WEBJun 3, 2021 · Also, the radio interference at Manchester, Connecticut, became so bad that 10-dB pads were installed in all their voting receivers, with a resulting sharp loss in sensitivity." The offending repeater turned out to be Hawley, PA (Singer, 1989, pg. 202), 80 miles away from FDNY's Queens transmitter and 120 miles away from Manchester, CT.
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WEBSep 14, 2024 · gas, smoke, "strange odors," and the "bells" of automatic interior fire alarms mostly attributed to defective alarm systems. Indeed, for the entire month of August, 2024, the entire FDNY saw only 12 multiple alarm fires citywide, and only one of those in the once-rip-roaring Bronx (the Bronx used to do that 12 fires in less than 16 hours on an ...
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WEBDec 13, 2021 · FDNY's Fireground channels are entirely simplex, and as I understand it, they essentially have a Battalion Chief truck (or Fieldcom or another unit) typically VRS fireground traffic from the scene to the city's trunked system, and in doing so it causes a second quick TPS packet to be transmitted on the fireground channel.