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Does anyone have the freq's for WA DNR? Thanks for the help.

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In the "For" drop down menu select State DNR, the frequencies will appear automagically

I noticed most of the DNR freqs in the had their classification codes messed up when I migrated the database... so I fixed it !

Try the search now, you should see a whole ton of frequencies :D

I've heard South Puget dispatch talking to field units on 159.3075 the past week.
So far I haven't heard this channel refered to by a name such as "AREA x".

Kerwin

Is there a PL-out of 114.8? I'm sometimes hearing
them simulcast 151.2275/114.8 along with 151.205
when replying to MasonCo/Belfair, but haven't caught
any new output yet. I was concerned that it was just
my receiver bleeding across (definitely true for the
BC780), but the good radio shows two peaks on the
S-meter with narrow bandwidth and tuning
steps...

Flash

Don't forget the USFS (Forest Service) freq's also during fire season.
I had a good time listening over at Bonaparte Lake on DNR and USFS a couple Summers ago. Jumpers and the logistics of the fire was entertaining.
Camping + smoke + radio = :D

You may find that DNR (if you are listening from a fixed location) is mostly administrative details/scheduling/checking fire sites etc, does not seem to be much actuall fire fighting talk unless you get close enough to the fire to hear the low wattage portables, then things can get quite active.

Fire districts do the first responding generally.

USFS is much better for the fire line stuff-especially the air drops, which
tend to be on the Tac freqs for the particular Ranger District in which the
fire exists, again the closer you are to the fire, the better the reception.

I found the freqs for DNR. Pretty old info. Does anyone the new freqs? How about USFS, BLM, BIA etc.?

South Puget DNR was working some small fires yesterday. The 159.3075 repeater was called "Eatonville", never referred to as any sort of "Area-n" or such. Perhaps they're getting away from the confusion...

Seems to be 159.3075/114.8 out + 151.2275/114.8 in, almost certainly the Puyallup Ridge LO near Ashford (KNFJ398).

Flash

Next Time you are up at Bonapart try Hiking up to The Lookout Tower its only 2 Miles (More or Less) if Memory Serves me Right The Trail to The Tower is Just Before you get to The Lake and Right Near The Camp Ground,

Here's Some Freq.'s
Wenatchee National Forest
171.500 Forest net one
172.250 Forest net two
Okanagon National Forest
168.875

Happy Camping
Brian Sewell 8)

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Brian Sewell

Brian, have you been to Bonaparte lately? I know the road that goes to the trail but never went there. Nice area. Lots of wildlife.

Brian, have you been to Bonaparte lately? I know the road that goes to the trail but never went there. Nice area. Lots of wildlife.

2 Years ago I was up There. I plan on Going up Somtime This Summer. The Trail takes you to The Lookout Tower. Also I Believe Theres a Service Road That Gose to The Tower but I Never Found it. The Road was Built by The USAF Back in The Late 50s for a Gap Filler Radar Site at or Near The Tower,

8) E-Mail me Soon 8)

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Brian Sewell