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Post by ADMIN on Sept 29, 2004 13:26:29 GMT -5
D.C.N.R.
151.385 Parks dept.F-1 pl-141.2
151.445 Parks dept.F-2 pl-141.2
151.175 DCNR Forest bureau F-1 pl-156.7 (luz.co.)
151.295 " " " F-2 pl-103.5
151.385 " " " F-3 pl-103.5
151.400 " " " F-4 pl-103.5
151.160 " " statewide F-5 pl-103.5
151.445 " " " F-6 pl-103.5
159.285 " " " F-7 pl-103.5
151.460 " " "
D.E.P Region-2 Northeast (wilkes barre)
151.385 pl-103.5
151.175 pl-156.7
151.385 pl-88.5
151.175 pl-114.8
all of these pl's can be used for the luzerne county area
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on May 25, 2006 17:47:36 GMT -5
D.C.N.R. district 11
151.1750/159.2550 pl-156.7
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Post by captclint on Jun 14, 2006 14:46:00 GMT -5
DCNR has 2 new 20W Tac frequencies:
151.4525 WPTF841 no PL Used in D-20 as Tac, called Ch4 direct
159.3525 WPTF841
Update: 159.3525 confirmed 7/2
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on May 13, 2007 14:23:35 GMT -5
there not new we used them 4 years
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Post by captclint on Apr 19, 2009 8:11:47 GMT -5
Past couple of days have been interesting for listeners, but bad news for fire crews. What I have observed is Tankers and Recon often do not use any PL's, but sometimes they will at random. They use MANY different freq's.
151.4525 Tac
151.4450 Haz Tanker Base
159.2850 Haz Tanker Base
151.1750 Direct with Lima Units
If you want to hear all the action, suggest you DO NOT use PL's.
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Post by biros on Jul 2, 2009 1:57:27 GMT -5
Hellow,
I am new to the boards, I am trying to figure out the ems to hospital freq. especially medic 9 as I am from Mountaintop.
Could you help me out?
Thanks.
J.
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Post by captclint on Jul 2, 2009 8:55:34 GMT -5
Hellow, I am new to the boards, I am trying to figure out the ems to hospital freq. especially medic 9 as I am from Mountaintop. Could you help me out? J. Currently, they use Primary: 155.1600 156.7 PL Secondary: 155.2200 156.7 PL Lifeflight uses 453.1250 with Geisinger WVW There are plans to go with the UHF MED1-12 channels, but going very slowly. |
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Post by biros on Jul 4, 2009 1:06:15 GMT -5
Thanx captclint
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Post by captclint on Feb 1, 2010 17:04:13 GMT -5
Per Ben Russell: forums.radioreference.com/1249846-post1.html"Beginning in February 2010, DCNR will be embarking on a major overhaul and upgrade of their communications system. The result will be a narrowband VHF / 800MHz hybrid network consisting of fixed VHF repeaters, VHF portables, and 800MHz mobiles and bases. VHF repeaters will be linked into the state's 800MHz radio network (PA-STARNET). Information will be updated and added as it becomes available." |
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