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Cork Frequencies?

umbro · 2009-01-24 19:35:59

Hi, I only got a bearcat scanner a week a go. I am looking for ambulance on VHF UHF for cork and north cork and any other frequency that you might have. Thank you. P.S. If you have got them or if you have not would please let me know.

24-01-2009 08:35PM

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barnicles wrote: »

http://www.forum.frequencydb.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3834&sid=fe68a379de637ab34684517ad558f2a3

Hi, I only got a bearcat scanner a week a go. I am looking for ambulance on VHF UHF for cork and north cork and any other frequency that you might have. Thank you. P.S. If you have got them or if you have not would please let me know.

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#2 24-01-2009 09:36PM

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Hi umbro
best to keep to nick names on the Internet

Welcome to boards.

Read the "sticky" rules Ok?

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#3 24-01-2009 09:44PM

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144.000 to 146MHz, especially 145.750MHz and 145.625 (FM) 25kHz channels
127MHz to 137MHz AM Aircraft
430MHz to 440MHz 25khz Channels FM. Possibility of two repeaters
446MHz approx 8.33Khz Channels FM PMR446
150MHz to 165MHz approx, Marine, coastguards

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#4 25-01-2009 01:05PM

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watty wrote: »

150MHz to 165MHz approx, Marine, coastguards

And erm.. other stuff, if you know what I mean!

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#5 25-01-2009 09:15PM

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umbro wrote: »

Hi, I only got a bearcat scanner a week a go. I am looking for ambulance on VHF UHF for cork and north cork and any other frequency that you might have. Thank you. P.S. If you have got them or if you have not would please let me know.

Thanks for getting back to me can you tell me witch one witch thanks.

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#6 25-01-2009 09:23PM

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watty wrote: »

144.000 to 146MHz, especially 145.750MHz and 145.625 (FM) 25kHz channels
127MHz to 137MHz AM Aircraft
430MHz to 440MHz 25khz Channels FM. Possibility of two repeaters
446MHz approx 8.33Khz Channels FM PMR446
150MHz to 165MHz approx, Marine, coastguards

I looking for frequency for cork AMB........ HIGHT AND LOW.

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#7 26-01-2009 12:22AM

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@ umbro
Read the rules here, the charter:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055083524

No one here can give out Ambulance frequencies. Saying what band it is (as that is public on www.comreg.ie) is the limit. This is an Irish web site that has to abide by Irish law.

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#8 08-11-2010 12:17PM

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I'm I right in thinking that the Gardaí now use TErrestrial Trunked RAdio (TETRA) in place of good old VHF or UHF? Are the other emergency services due to follow soon? Have there been any reported problems with the system so far?

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