Comments by "mpol" (@mpol701) on "The ONLY UK Emergency Service Radio You Can Listen To" video.

  1. Encryption on fitecthate unusual and isn't recommended, fire have to do mutual aids no good if one is using encrypted, sureky yiu just mean dmr, use my anytone and my capable scanners on those they all have 16 channels uk plan 8 dmr, 8 analogue sane freqs
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  2. ​ @winstonchurchill6506 probably using the dmr more simple get a dnr hand held or a dmr capable scanner load in all the channels dmr and analogue, we had a big fire here recently and 5 chs used some dmr and some the analogue
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  3.  @samsalloway7412  it's dmr and analogue it's a national set up every brigade has same set up, sone use dmr exclusively some analogue and dmr as needed but for interops it's a standard set up so every one can say go to ch8 or ch14 and be able to communicate
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  4. Channel one is a dmr 457.0375, ch9 is 457.0375 analogue so if analogue it's now ch9, befire the national dmr plan ch1 was 457.0375 analogue but as said that's now ch9
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  5. Essex along with most use both dmr and analogue there's a uk wide set up where all ch1to 8 are dmr, 9 up are analogues also ch1 colour code 1 ch2 colour code 2 and so on, same in Essex, same in Hertfordshire, same everywhere, 457 mhs plus 450.1 and 464.1 and the dual chs in at 462
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  6. So just get a dmr set scanner like a uniden ubc3600 or sds100 sds200 or similar whistler scanners and load up tag with ch numbers,and dmr colour codes and then again same freqs analogue then u can switch between any dmr or analogue use or scan of course
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  7. Not legal but we do it regardless u don't stop hobby just cause illegal especially when no one in authority really cares
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  8. But the dmr is still active so that's easy to listen to the fire ground and can be busy even when shopping in tesco, or small or large incidents or airshows, big events with fire there
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  9. Preferably a dmr capable radio, they still use the analogue 457 450 freqs but dmr used the most
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