UHF Frequencies

[spyderman188]

Does any body know what the primary UHF frequencies and PL the following departments use:

Smithtown FD
Brentwood FD
E. Brentwood FD
N. Patchogue FD
Patchogue FD
E. Quogue FD
E. Farmingdale UHF to low repeater
S. Country VAC

Thanks.

[scannerman5555]

Smithtown FD 460.5125 D 466 low power
Brentwood FD 476.8000 77.0 PL fireground > 476.5625 71.9 PL Disp
E. Brentwood FD on brentwood fd freq 460.150 D 031
N. Patchogue FD 460.550 D 031
Patchogue FD 453.8125 D 054
E. Quogue FD 460.0250 ? not working
E. Farmingdale UHF to low repeater 453.1625 94.8 PL ?
S. Country VAC 453.900 100.0 PL

[volffemt]

just to add to scannermans list:

Smithtown is not low power (but is a crappy repeater)

East Brentwood uses Brentwood UHF 476.800 for ops, but they do have their own as scannerman stated.

North Patch also tones out on 453.075 DCS 031

[spyderman188]

Thanks, my only other question is how can you check to see if a frequency is narrow band or wide band

[TRUCK1LT]

spyderman188 said:

Thanks, my only other question is how can you check to see if a frequency is narrow band or wide band

technically everything in the T-Band (470-512) is "supposed" to be narrow band 12.5 -vs- 25 spacing. It's all in the programing of the repeater and the radios. You really wont notice a difference in sound in a scanner.

[CFD208]

Easy Dave easy....

Dan, in otherwords, 12.5khz is fine. lol