Kevin,

It's not too far from the 2m ham band (144-148MHz). You should be able
to find a schematic for that band pretty easily & retune it.

A "simple" receiver at this frequency will really need to be crystal
controlled if unattended and this means getting crystals of the
correct frequency or getting invoved in synthesisers or using a down
converter to a band where you already have a receiver. Note that the
modulation is likely to be narrow band FM so a standard (broadcast) FM
receiver is unlikely to be satisfactory.

However, the easy way would be to buy a cheap scanner & set it to the
channel required.
You can do it, but the time required is likely to cost more than a
cheap scanner.

RP

On 15/06/07, Kevin Fonda <kfonda@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone point me in the direction of a schematic for a single channel
> radio receiver in the 154.000-155.00 frequency range?
>
> I'm a member of a volunteer Emergency Medical squad here in NJ and I would
> like to put together what would basically be a Tivo for our emergency radio
> system. I want to digitally record everything transmitted on our frequency
> (with a time stamp) to a hard drive. Any suggestions or pointers would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Kevin Fonda
> Manasquan First Aid Squad
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