Is anyone out there still using low band radios/pagers? Specifically in the 33mhz range. Thanks.
fireelf210 Member Jul 28, 2012 25 Pennsylvania Mar 17, 2016 #1 Is anyone out there still using low band radios/pagers? Specifically in the 33mhz range. Thanks.
MtnMan Member Dec 20, 2012 1,533 Eastern PA Mar 17, 2016 #2 Currently, no, but my FD was using a 33 MHz private channel until a about two months ago. Neighboring Berks County, PA was dispatching on low band until they switched to P25 700 MHz in late 2014.
Currently, no, but my FD was using a 33 MHz private channel until a about two months ago. Neighboring Berks County, PA was dispatching on low band until they switched to P25 700 MHz in late 2014.
C17LVFD Member May 21, 2010 1,539 Harrisburg, PA Mar 17, 2016 #3 There are jurisdiction still using low band but they are fewer and further between. New equipment for low band is getting harder to come by. Low band is still a great band, and works great over terrain. It's just being left out of newer technology. I personally still have a few syntorx9000's and a ht1250 for low band. Why do you ask? Seth Reactions: kadetklapp
There are jurisdiction still using low band but they are fewer and further between. New equipment for low band is getting harder to come by. Low band is still a great band, and works great over terrain. It's just being left out of newer technology. I personally still have a few syntorx9000's and a ht1250 for low band. Why do you ask? Seth
paff2 Member Nov 30, 2010 842 Lancaster, PA Mar 17, 2016 #4 Yes we are and plan to continue using the 33mhz for dispatching here in Lancaster Pa.
fireelf210 Member Jul 28, 2012 25 Pennsylvania Mar 17, 2016 #5 My department has a box full of pagers and radios that we are looking to unload cheap.
paff2 Member Nov 30, 2010 842 Lancaster, PA Mar 18, 2016 #6 No use for the radios since we switched to P25. Can u PM me a list of what pagers you have and prices?
No use for the radios since we switched to P25. Can u PM me a list of what pagers you have and prices?
EastSide279 Member Apr 11, 2013 56 CT Mar 19, 2016 #7 Our department still uses low band in the 33 MHz range.