blog:2026-11-06:fire_dispatch_frequencies
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| - | The tactical simplex frequencies are used by the fire personnel to coordinate their effort. Most of them are the same frequencies with different tones. | + | The tactical simplex frequencies are used by the fire personnel to coordinate their efforts. Most of them are the same frequencies with different tones. |
| Here's the list of Tac 2 frequencies: | Here's the list of Tac 2 frequencies: | ||
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| - | On my radio, I scan between three frequencies to following | + | On my radio, I scan between three frequencies to listen to the Roberts Creek Fire Department: |
| * 149.290 MHz to hear the dispatch call. | * 149.290 MHz to hear the dispatch call. | ||
| * 154.070 MHz with a tone squelch of 114.8 Hz to hear the fire department' | * 154.070 MHz with a tone squelch of 114.8 Hz to hear the fire department' | ||
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