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Post by ADMIN on Dec 14, 2004 20:34:51 GMT -5
154.3550/150.7900 Back Mtn. Fire
159.7575/151.8500 031DPL Back Mtn Fire-Tac 1
159.7425/151.5875 047DPL Back Mt Regional Dallas Fire/EMS Tac 1
154.2200 Back Mt Regional Dallas Fire Tac-2
160.1475 Back Mt Regional
155.1225 Fairmount Twp FD/EMs
154.1300 67.0 PL Harveys Lake Fire
154.1750 156.7PL Harveys Lake (Kunkle) Fire
152.8700 Kunkle FD/ALS
151.7750 Jackson Twp Fire+
158.8650 MT Zion FD
154.3700 Northmoreland
154.3850 156.7PL Sweet Valley Fire/Ems
152.945/159.945 Trucksville Fire/Rescue
154.2350 Trucksville Fire
155.1450 156.7PL Exeter Twp Fireground/DPW
154.5150 NORTHMORELAND FD/DPW
158.9250 JackSon Twp. PD/FD
156.0450 JACKSON TWP DPW
156.0600 114.8PL NOXEN DPW
156.1500 ROSS TWP DPW
151.0250 156.7PL Lehman FD/DPW
153.9800 Back Mountain PD/DPW
155.0400 Dallas Boro/Twp PD/DPW
154.8600 Harveys Lake PD/dpw
155.7300 WYOMING County Fire Disp
155.8050 Wyoming County Fire Ops 2
154.4525 Wyoming County Fire Ops 3
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Post by Scnrnt. on Sept 25, 2005 12:29:51 GMT -5
New back Mtn. Fire tactal channel ? I heard last night with all the mva's on the crossvalley last night a unit said switch over to channel 2 so, I did a quick search and came up with this frequency of 159.760 Dpl-031,
Anyone have any clue?
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Post by 2568 on Sept 30, 2005 4:11:25 GMT -5
Channel 2 would be a fire ground channel.This channel is used so the Bk.Mtn freq. or Cty. Fire is not tied up by the situation you may have.The freq. you listed would most likely be Kingston Twp.,Shavertown,orTrucksville if it was as you said in the Bk.Mtn. on the Cross Valley.If it is on the Cross Valley and not in the Bk,Mtn. it would most likely be Courtdale,Luzerne,but as far as a Fire Tactical Channel I have not yet heard of one yet.
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Post by Scnrnt. on Sept 30, 2005 20:50:07 GMT -5
I know its not courtdale or luzerne. Luzerne has one fireground or they like to call it privet freq. of 154.205 pl-156.7 And courtdale only uses west side m/a and the two grnds. It was a back mtn. freq. it does narrow down the list.  |
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Post by fuzzymoto on Jan 2, 2006 19:22:46 GMT -5
There's a fire going on as I type (Newberry Estates). When they switched to Dallas fireground I didn't find anything on the Dallas freq (154.220). Instead they seemed to be on 159.760 Dpl-031 (as listed above)
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Post by sayso173 on Jan 2, 2006 19:36:50 GMT -5
Thanks i was listening to that b4 they changed . now im listenin in sounds like a doozy..
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Post by fuzzymoto on Jan 2, 2006 19:39:08 GMT -5
Lots of activity on 159.760 and 154.220 rigfht now.
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Jan 3, 2006 16:17:55 GMT -5
Yea I was at that fire last night and they mignt have a repeater!!!! They were called to a rekindle and he swiched over to a "Dallas Repeater" it got to be it cuze there was no activity on 154.220. It has to be new because I have the RadioShack Police Call Frequencies Guide and there is nothing listed for Dallas having a 159.760? There call sign is called "KBG204" and I looked searched it using the call sign. I will update if I find more info!!!
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Jun 3, 2006 21:00:25 GMT -5
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Post by Scnrnt. on Jun 9, 2006 23:59:46 GMT -5
159.7575 is Back mtn fire repeater frequency. It has a Dpl-031
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Jun 28, 2006 7:29:00 GMT -5
159.7575 is Back mtn fire repeater frequency. It has a Dpl-031 hay do u an input at all??? i dont think that is the right frequencie cuse the .75 7is not a good freq. its 159.760 but u have the right dpl |
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Post by captclint on Jun 29, 2006 13:08:50 GMT -5
hay do u an input at all??? i dont think that is the right frequencie cuse the .75 7is not a good freq. its 159.760 but u have the right dpl This is what they call a splinter frequency, and it IS correct. Older scanners can not program this, but IF you program 159.760(round up), you should get it OK. If you have a newer scanner, you may have to tell it to use 7.5 steps. The DPL is 031. If your scanner does DPL, you will find this AFTER all the PL codes in your scanner This frequency has NOT been registered with the FCC for use by Dallas yet, (KBG204 does not list this freq) but there is a License for this frequency: WPQG415. Dallas may be "renting" this frequency from WPQG415. However, the location of the repeater for WPQG415 is in Mountain top, and this signal is TOO WEAK to be in Mtop. I have not been able to get the input, but it could be one of these, which are resgistered to WPQG415: 151.67000000 151.73000000 151.79000000 151.8500000 If anyone can provide better info, I am definitely interested. |
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Post by captclint on Jun 29, 2006 13:42:07 GMT -5
This is a useful list, but some of the PL codes may be out of date. For example, PMEA (Actually Luz Cty EMA EOC) is 110.9. Perhaps 156.7 is listed for the INPUT, which would be correct. DNCR-2 is 114.8. I didn't check everything, but perhaps there is a newer list somewhere that you could post. While we are on the subject of EMA, 855.7125 No PL was active during the BIG RAIN as a link from 911 ctr to EOC. |
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Jun 29, 2006 20:41:22 GMT -5
yea... i got the final info on this freq. today it is used for Dallas, kunkle, and other co around the area the name is Dallas tack 1 or Dallas repeater, its input freq. is 151.8500 output is 159.7600 DLP/DCS is 031 used to get a-lot of radio traffic off the bk-mtn. fire/ems the repeater is used cues of the mountain. but i do not know where the repeater is located at?
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Post by captclint on Jul 1, 2006 16:28:44 GMT -5
output is 159.7600 DLP/DCS is 031 Just to confirm, the correct frequency is 159.7575. Because the signal is weak, I unable to receive anything on 159.7600, but 159.7575 was receiving. Someone closer would probably receive 159.7600 OK |
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Aug 27, 2007 2:10:49 GMT -5
150.790/154.355 DISP 151.025 LEHMAN TWP FIRE/EMS 151.775 JACKSON TWP EMS 154.130 HARVEYS LAKE 154.175 DALLAS TWP - KUNKLE FIRE/EMS 154.220 DALLAS FIRE/EMS 154.235 TRUCKSVILLE FIRE 155.280 KINGSTON TWP EMS/RESCUE 154.385 SWEET VALLEY FIRE 154.515 NORTHMORELAND 158.865 MT ZION 158.925 JACKSON TWP FIRE |
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Dec 10, 2007 0:10:05 GMT -5
kingston twp. ems/rescue will be getting a repeater channel to use for all kingston twp. public safety units this will prob. be used me than trucksville fire ground i post the freq. as soon as its all set up
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Post by captclint on Dec 11, 2007 9:40:03 GMT -5
kingston twp. ems/rescue will be getting a repeater channel to use for all kingston twp. public safety units this will prob. be used me than trucksville fire ground i post the freq. as soon as its all set up There are quite a few EMS frequencies that have become inactive. I always felt that was the result of having LCFA and direct hospital patches (soon to be UHF), so it puzzles me as to why an ems team would need a separate channel. There is an obvious need for fireground freq due to the activity on site, but the same can not usually be said for EMS. Can you offer any types of comm's that would be worthy of taking precious frequency spectrum? Not trying to question wisdom of it, but really to understand. |
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Post by RELM/BK RPV3600A on Apr 27, 2008 20:23:11 GMT -5
kingston twp. ems/rescue will be getting a repeater channel to use for all kingston twp. public safety units this will prob. be used me than trucksville fire ground i post the freq. as soon as its all set up There are quite a few EMS frequencies that have become inactive. I always felt that was the result of having LCFA and direct hospital patches (soon to be UHF), so it puzzles me as to why an ems team would need a separate channel. There is an obvious need for fireground freq due to the activity on site, but the same can not usually be said for EMS. Can you offer any types of comm's that would be worthy of taking precious frequency spectrum? Not trying to question wisdom of it, but really to understand. well they want everyone to use this channel in the bk-mtn so we can all be on one channel because if trucksville goes to sweetvalley then trucksville has no communication with command and they want a repeater because handheld radios suck back here |
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