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| − | + | The [[Alabama (US)|Alabama]] Forestry Commission operates a statewide analog VHF radio system that it's personnel use for routine communications, fire prevention, and suppression operations. The system consists of one or two repeaters located in each county, which are linked back to Montgomery Central Dispatch via control stations located on Alabama Public Television towers. The system is completely narrowband (2.5 kHz deviation), and uses [[DCS|DPL (DCS)]] exclusively. | |
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| − | + | ==Regions== | |
| − | + | AFC divides the state into six regions: North, Northwest, Northeast, East Central, Southwest and Southeast. All regions except East Central and Southeast have two communications zones that share the same frequencies and repeater output DPL. Each repeater has a different input DPL. | |
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| − | + | Each region also has one or two simplex tactical channels used for on-scene or fireground communications. AFC appears to be using the "old" frequencies for the TAC channels. Identified so far are: | |
| − | + | *North Region TAC-1: 159.345 (023 DPL) | |
| − | + | *North Region TAC-2: 151.175 (023 DPL) | |
| + | *Northwest Region TAC-1: 159.315 (023 DPL) | ||
| + | *Northeast Region TAC-1: 159.270 (023 DPL) | ||
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| + | ==Maps & Images== | ||
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| + | Image:AFC_Zones.jpg|AFC communication zones. Zones within a Region are of similar color, with the darker color being the "main" zone where the Region office is located | ||
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.forestry.state.al.us/ Alabama Forestry Commission Website] | ||
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| + | Return to DB page: {{DB|a|818|AL Forestry Commission (AL)}}<br/> | ||
| + | Return to Wiki page: [[Alabama (US)]]<br/> | ||
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| + | [[Category:Alaska Fire Services]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Alaska Fire Services Frequencies]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Alaska Law Enforcement]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Alaska Law Enforcement Frequencies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 4 January 2016
The Alabama Forestry Commission operates a statewide analog VHF radio system that it's personnel use for routine communications, fire prevention, and suppression operations. The system consists of one or two repeaters located in each county, which are linked back to Montgomery Central Dispatch via control stations located on Alabama Public Television towers. The system is completely narrowband (2.5 kHz deviation), and uses DPL (DCS) exclusively.
Regions
AFC divides the state into six regions: North, Northwest, Northeast, East Central, Southwest and Southeast. All regions except East Central and Southeast have two communications zones that share the same frequencies and repeater output DPL. Each repeater has a different input DPL.
Each region also has one or two simplex tactical channels used for on-scene or fireground communications. AFC appears to be using the "old" frequencies for the TAC channels. Identified so far are:
- North Region TAC-1: 159.345 (023 DPL)
- North Region TAC-2: 151.175 (023 DPL)
- Northwest Region TAC-1: 159.315 (023 DPL)
- Northeast Region TAC-1: 159.270 (023 DPL)
Maps & Images
AFC communication zones. Zones within a Region are of similar color, with the darker color being the "main" zone where the Region office is located
External Links
Return to DB page: AL Forestry Commission (AL)
Return to Wiki page: Alabama (US)