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for East Midwood Ambulance. Anybody know it?
You can get a guide with all the frequencies.
You can try sending a FOIA request to the FCC to get their frequency, but that would only work if their license is as a primary service.
The best way to find it is to scan the entire band until you hear their tranmissions (or buy a guide from someone who has already done so).
why would anyone want to listen in to the ambulance calls?
unless of course you want to say tehillim for each call.
BrooklynBuff, are you an “ambulance chaser?” 🙂
There is no need to send a FOIA request to the FCC to get the frequency. The FCC web site allows you to search their licensing database. If you do, you will find the frequencies 464.275 and 469.275.
im also. i love watching any sort of action- not nec Hatzoloh though because that would mean a Jew.
Why don’t you ask them when you see them sitting around in the bus
waiting to buff calls, if their freq. has changed?
Or maybe they have gotten much less busy.
HEALTH THAT WOULD BE A BRACHA
“HEALTH THAT WOULD BE A BRACHA”
Only if there are less calls. Maybe NYFD EMS whose calls they are buffing are actually improving their response time and East Midwood aren’t getting there before NYFD. So their call volume represents only those whom actually call East Midwood.
Speaking of frequencies, why am I not getting any signal on the ILS of JFK’s runway 4? Did they change the frequency?
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