Irish Fire Pagers

There is 3 tones for the irish fire pagers test.
This is the raido test at 11.40am
it can be picked up every morning at 11.40am on 165.0250 Mhz

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• uniden
• scanner
• 165.0250
• mhz
• fire
• pager
• test
• fireBrigade
• truck
• irish
• tones
• 3500xlt

[gav161]

I never knew them noises was pagers...

[IrishScanner]

ya thats them..

And the pagers get tested every morn

at 11.40am keep an ear out.....

[Scotscan]

Download pocsag32 and one can decode the data.

[ajhedge]

Its a POSAG pager system sending data to pagers.

[canterburyfiredept]

i always wonderd what that was when it come over the scanner and im amazed at the distance it'l pick up

[BongoExpress]

birdie



[ballahane]

can anyone tell me what those sounds mean

[OhAolain]

@201IRISH: The Uniden UBC3500XLT (the one in the video) is probably the best scanner for any radio system (apart from tetra) used in Ireland. It costs about €130 second hand, and about €220 new from eBay sellers in the UK.

None of the American scanners (usually called "BC" rather than "UBC") pick up 84mhz band (used by Irish Fire and Ambulance Control). The only one which does in the Uniden BCD396XT which costs about €350 but does same as UBC3500XLT.

[201IRISH]

@IrishScanner

What is the best scanner for listening to Dublin Fire Brigade & what Freq??

[traineespark]

when i hear that tone on my scanner it gives me a second to move. handy sometimes ha

[gezelle007]

wait wait that was a fire page?? i thought that was a trunked data channel.

[ce11b1]

1st one is our pager tone. have a scanner myself. we dont test each day though