Thursday, 22 December 2016
Radio Scanning: Ambulance Stabbing Response
This was a local volunteer ambulance service responding to a call for a stabbing. Go to 00:15 to skip the intro text.
The video was taken a while ago but not uploaded until now because I generally don't like to upload clips of current systems that I can still hear, in case it prompts them to move to encrypted digital systems. Since they've now moved to an encrypted digital system anyway and can no longer be listened in to, there's no reason not to upload this anymore. The video is intentionally blurred.
The radio being used it a TYT MD-380. You can buy the TYT MD-380 by clicking here.
(This link redirects you to the most appropriate site for your country)
Or if you want a waterproof version, buy the MD-390 by clicking here.
(This link redirects you to the most appropriate site for your country)
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