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463.250 PL 162.2 IDing as “KF8YF repeater, PL 162.2″ I think this guy is a tech at a radio shop over in Hancock Co. That doesn’t explain why he’s got a repeater IDing with a ham call on a business frequency. Good grief. This transmitter is so strong from my location that it can be heard without an antenna on the handheld and is full scale even with the attenuator turned on. Site Name: Petersburg (GRANT CO) Frequencies
Site Name: Moorefield (HARDY CO) Frequencies
If you are in the vicinity of either site and can monitor with Pro96Com or Unitrunker, please submit your findings with regard to alternate CC, Neighbors, etc. to the Submit link on the lefthand side of the page on RadioReference. Fort Gay Volunteer Fire Department (Fort Gay, WV / Wayne Co) 460.55 / 465.55 repeater – unknown PL/DPL ( WQLM275 ) If you are in the vicinity, listen for activity on both the repeater output and the input. Please report any findings of activity / PL or DPL updates via the contact form on this site and in the West Virginia forum on RadioReference as well as submit the database to the RadioReference DB for Wayne Co, WV. TNX WHEELING – The halls of Warwood School will soon be safer as Wheeling Police and school officials have teamed to purchase 28 radios to be used by teachers and staff. The radios will replace the existing method of communication, which Warwood School Principal Andy Garber said was actually three separate systems. Read the full article here: http://www.theintelligencer.net/page/content.detail/id/535247.html It is now official. Air Evac will be relocating its local base of operations to Wetzel County Hospital. The Wetzel County Commission and Wetzel County Building Authority executed a lease with the emergency air transportation company Dec. 8. Bradley Troy, Air Evac’s program director, said the company is excited about the move and they are currently in the process of finding someone to construct a needed hangar and helipad near the existing helipad at WCH. Read the full article here: http://www.wetzelchronicle.com/page/content.detail/id/502161/Air-Evac-Signs-Lease-With-County.html WETZEL CO, WV (Dec 16, 2009) – It is now official. Air Evac will be relocating its local base of operations to Wetzel County Hospital. The Wetzel County Commission and Wetzel County Building Authority executed a lease with the emergency air transportation company Dec. 8. Read the full article here: http://www.wetzelchronicle.com/page/content.detail/id/502161/Air-Evac-Signs-Lease-With-County.html?nav=0 NEW MARTINSVILLE – Concerns about noise, flight paths and even aesthetics filled the Wetzel County Hospital conference room Monday evening during a public meeting about the possibility of Air Evac EMS Inc. relocating from Ohio County to that facility. The medical helicopter outfit has been stationed at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport since June 2008. Company officials said the decision to leave that base stems from overcrowding of the market. They claim too many medical helicopter services are operating in the area for its relatively low population density. Read the full article here: http://www.theintelligencer.net/page/content.detail/id/528761.html NEW MARTINSVILLE – Some questions and concerns about a medical helicopter company locating in Wetzel County were raised during a recent meeting between officials from Air EVAC Lifeteam and the Wetzel County Commission. Andy Arthurs of Air EVAC Lifeteam spoke before the commissioners to provide more information about Air EVAC’s possible relocation near Wetzel County Hospital. The medical helicopter outfit is currently stationed at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport. Air EVAC is in negotiations with Wetzel County Hospital for a possible site by the hospital for this medical air ambulance. To accommodate the medical helicopter there would be a hangar, office space and a mobile barrack that would house the personnel who are on-call 24 hours, seven days a week. Read the full article here: http://www.theintelligencer.net/page/content.detail/id/526898.html WHEELING – Air EVAC is leaving the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport because there are too many medical helicopter companies in the local market, a company spokesman said. “The Wheeling area isn’t big enough, and there’s not a population to support all there are,” said Danny Marcum, project director for Air EVAC. “It’s not because of competition or bad feelings. It’s simply because of the other aircraft that are serving the community. It’s not really about the number of calls. … There’s just not enough for the number of aircraft serving the area.” Read the full article here: http://www.theintelligencer.net/page/content.detail/id/526853.html |
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