I really miss watching this show. I could not watch it when i was a child, because I was only two years old when it first appeared. So I;m happy to be able to watch it again. I hope you can get more shows in.   See 6 other replies

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That I did not know.   See 6 other replies

The *KMG365* code that the Captain (or whoever acknowledges the radio dispatch) gives, is the FCC station license number for the base radio at that station. It is similar to the station license numbers like KTLA, WTBS, etc. that TV and radio stations use and the N6ACY, W5TZB, etc. that *ham* radio operators use to ID themselves per the FCC regulations. For instance, KA4993 is the FCC station license number for all the mobile radios (car, motorcycle, truck) that the California Highway Patrol uses. Additionally, each CHP station's base radio (and each regional CHP dispatch center) has a different station license number.KMG-365 is an actual call sign, licensed to the County of Los Angeles for the radio frequency of 154.430 - which is an assigned fire service frequency? It is! I just searched the FCC's site and this is an actual call-sign. Now, I'm not certain if LACoFD actually uses this frequency (or call sign), but it is valid.   See 6 other replies

It's what they call an Radio Identification code each ambulance/fire service have their own code that identifies who they are per FCC regulations ...   See 6 other replies