[Scan-DC] Scanning Ocean City

[Ed Tobias]

Doug:

You can get just about all you want on the Ocean City trunked system.  All 
of the good Coast Guard stuff is patched onto one of their talk-groups. 
Also be sure to monitor TGs 10 and 11, the main Beach Patrol TG and its TAC. 
The OC trunked system even includes a patch to one of its TGs from the Ocean 
City airport's unicom.

You might, also, want to give a listen to the FDNY VHF freqs, 154.43, 
154.40, 154.37, 154.25 and 154.19 and see if you can hear them.  I have, 
when the band is open, from inside my condo at the beach, just using the 
rubber-duck on my Pro-96.

OC ham repeater is 147.015, but there's not much activity on it.

Ed
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doug K." <oldsdoug at hotmail.com>
To: <scan-dc at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 4:13 PM
Subject: [Scan-DC] Scanning Ocean City


> All,
>
> I'm headed for a vacation in North Ocean City MD (138th Street at the 
> beach, just south of the MD - Delaware line) in a few weeks... any 
> suggestions for interesting scanning down there besides these services 
> that I already have programmed:
>
> Ocean City MD Fire, EMS and Police Trunked System;
> Worcester County MD TRS;
> Sussex County Delaware TRS;
> All the marine channels from 156.05 MHz up through 162.025 MHz.
>
> Specific question, does anyone know what frequencies the US Coast Guard 
> might use down there for search and rescue activities, etc?  (I'll check 
> RadioReference.com for this as well...)
>
> Am using a Uniden BC796D.  Also programmed in are most of the local VHF 
> simulcasts for fire in those areas, all the EMS stuff, the Cape May - 
> Lewes Ferry (Delaware River and Bay Authority) frequencies, Delaware State 
> Police and local police departments, etc.
>
> And by the way, if anyone wants ARC-250 files of any of this stuff, email 
> me privately.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Doug
>
>
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