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Which 'half' of the state are you intersested in? It could help narrow it down which frequencies to punch in.

I'm in Western Washington, Woodinville. I'd appreciate any thing you have to offer. thank you.

Try 159.435- DNR. It will be quiet now but activity does increase come summer.

is it better to use the PL's with these or not? Thanks




159.2325 DNR KING 141.3 R Washington State DNR - Greenwater (Grass Mtn) (151.2575 in)
159.240 DNR SPOKANE AREA-2A DNR
159.240 DNR JEFFERSON JEFF CO AREA-A 103.5 R DNR NW GARDNER MT. (JEFFERSON CO.) (INPUT 151.235)
159.240 DNR SKAGIT SKAG CO AREA-B 114.8 R DNR NW MT. CONSTITUTION (SKAGIT CO. UNITS) (INPUT 151.235)
159.240 DNR JEFFERSON MAYNARD AREA-G 118.8 R DNR NW MAYNARD PK. (UNITS IN SNOHOMISH CO.) (INPUT 151.235)
159.240 DNR KING AREA-C 127.3 R DNR NW (NOT LYMAN - EATONVILLE?) (INPUT 151.235)
159.240 DNR WHATCOM WHA CO AREA-D 141.3 R DNR NW SUMAS MTN.
159.240 DNR SNOHOMISH SNO CO AREA-E 156.7 R DNR NW SOBIESKI MTN. (SKYKOMISH) (UNVERIFIED) (INPUT 151.235)
159.255 DNR KLICKITAT

WILL THIS SETUP WORK OR IS IT OVERKILL?


159.2400 DNR NORTH SOUND ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 156.7
159.2550 DNR SOUTH SOUND ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K 114.8
159.3000 DNR-OLYMPIC REG. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 100K 114.8
159.3750 DNR S.E. REGION ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 25K NONE
159.2700 DNR AIR OPS. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 114.8 NONE
159.4200 DNR-"STATE" COM. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
171.5000 FOREST NET 1 ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 100K NONE
172.2500 FOREST NET 2 ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 50K NONE
153.8300 STATE "RED" NET ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
151.4150 DNR TAC-1 ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K
151.3400 DNR TAC-2 ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
151.3100 DNR TAC-4-F&W ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
151.3250 DNR STATE ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 25K NONE
159.2325 DNR STATE KING CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM A 141.3
159.2400 DNR JEFFERSON CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 103.5
159.2400 DNR SKAGIT CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 114.8
159.2400 DNR SNO UNITS. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 118.8
159.2400 DNR KING CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 127.3
159.2400 WHATCOM CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 141.3
159.2400 DNR SNOHOMISH CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K 156.7
159.2550 DNR MASON CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K 103.5
159.2550 DNR PIERCE CO. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K 127.3
159.2550 DNR KITSAP CO ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K 141.3
159.2550 DNR KING- N.BEND ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K 156.7
159.2850 DNR-THURSTON ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K 156.7
159.3000 DNR COMM. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 100K 103.5
159.3000 DNR KITSAP CO ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 100K 127.3
159.3300 DNR SKAMANIA ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
159.3600 DNR-OKANOGAN ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
0.0000 ON ON OFF OFF OFF 100K NONE
159.4200 STATE PARK OPS. ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
151.2800 STATE PARKS ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 10K NONE
151.2950 STATE PARKS ON ON OFF OFF OFF FM 5K NONE

Klickitat DNR is on 159.375 using 3 different repeaters. Area 1A is Grayback Mt (central Klickitat co), 1B is on Juniper Point (east), and 1C is on Berdoin Mt. (west). 600 series engines are based in Husum, 700's in Goldendale.
Anybody have the freq. for Mt. Adams ranger dist repeater?

On the west side at least, DNR has gone away from "Area #A" and is using location names for their repeaters. You might still hear some users referring to the old names, but basically it's "Snohomish" or "Belfair". Most of the frequencies and tones change as they do the conversion.

I recommend using tone squelch because some of the frequencies are reused - they're far enough apart that DNR users don't hear the other district, but those of us halfway between hear both. Also, with the 7.5 spacing, most scanners will pick up traffic on adjacent frequencies.

Flash

That's one way you could do it. I initially did it that way, but then found myself locking out most of the DNR repeaters in other areas because there was too much traffic and it wasn't very interesting. During fire season, however, things change, right? When the DNR has to bring crews in from other DNR regions to fight a fire, they usually will set up a portable repeater just for the fire traffic instead of using the DNR Region repeater. There are some folks on this BBS who worked for DNR a long time ago, and perhaps there are some here who have much more knowledge than me, and perhaps they will chime up. take care...