^ Would anyone have the frequencies for medical choppers?

Medical choppers? That's an odd term for surgeons.

Frank


:^]

I used to work with a portly surgeon that looked remarkably like a butcher ...
an awfull pun for a surgeon !

But, I digress ... chasing med. choppers via scanner is my speciality ! :^]

When leaving or arriving an airport, you'll find them in the air band, so find
out where your local chopper's hanger is and listen to that airport's
frequencies for departure and arrival.

When in route, they will often keep in contact with the local Level 1 trauma
center. Here in Milwaukee, that is Froedert Medical Center and they use the
463.185 medical calling channel for the medical info (details about the
patient) but also use 129.495 (I think that's it) for non medical info.

As they approach the scene of the patient, they contact the local police or
fire department on their frequency. Often, you'll find out what freq. that is
as they are on route and talking to the trauma center.

THen it's back to the medical calling channel, or designated air band freq. as
they fly back to the hospital

WHat particular city are you interested in???

John Wilke RN
WB9UAI
Milwaukee