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Wil, I already posted this and corrected it in the Whatcom Co DB.

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Jim N7UAP - Bellingham, WA / InterceptRadio.com

453.4500+ / 100.0
Bellevue area, some sort of infrastructure support crews. This channel is in their handhelds but not their truck radios (which apparently weren't working at the time I heard the discussion).

This had been a WSP datalink, still licensed WNMY654 as such, but now also City of Bellevue KWX567. Could be either WS DOT or Bell PW, I suspect the latter.

The license refers to the old Bellevue PD Dispatch #1 and Records frequencies. I thought I read somewhere that these were being used for water readings but could be wrong.

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSear ... ey=1219492

They sure put out a lot of power... :)

Used to be the old Bellevue PD Dispatch channel with repeaters on Harborview and Tiger. When I was with CHPD we used to always have to have them switch to Harborview if we had a call down by Lake Washington due to not being able to hit the repeater on Tiger.

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Richard
Do you know Bunnery?

462.325 MotoTRBO (Color code 12) Columbia Rural Electric Association WQLK419 putting out what must be a million watts. No traffic seen.

There's a PUD down there with an IDAS repeater on Rattlesnake (Benton/Yakima Rattlesnake) that was hammering mobiles up in Moses. I called the nim rods that put it in and asked what that thing was putting out as we were measuring something like -80 dBm 50 miles away. He got back to me saying he calculated the ERP to be around 500 watts with PA and antenna gain. Licensed ERP....100 watts.

Guess the whole theory of matching mobile ERP to repeater ERP is a misnomer.

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Well- at least with one or two companies around here.

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Here's their web page: http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/h_sf01847.html

467.8500 D351 REI Bellevue (unlicensed)

Snohomish County "Transit Technology"

Repeaters on Tiger Mtn and Granite Falls (100w ERP)

851.7375 Mhz
852.3125 Mhz

(Analog + MDC1200)

Units are 4 digits (e.g. 1211)

Heard voice off and on up until about 2100 hours.

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSear ... ey=3850840

Drove up and down I-5 today, got a few close call hits

151.5200 (186.2) Concrete trucks near the Seattle/Shoreline line. In the database here as "STANWOOD REDDI-MIX KUB685" which is a nonexistent license
461.5250 Action Communications LTR
450.0375 KRKO-AM audio
386.0750 P25 control channel; Wil says Naval Support Complex in Marysville, Nick confirms site 561
168.9125 IWN site 109 control
464.0500 NXDN control channel
453.6250 (118.8) (R) Mount Vernon PD
453.7500 (173.8) No idea what were they talking about, 305 was clear. DB here says Bellingham Public Works
154.0250 (114.8) Whatcom Fire V-FIRE 6
453.2250 (91.5) Bellingham PD
154.2650 (136.5) Skagit Fire paging
469.2125 D243 PD or security somewhere
467.9000 (225.7) (S) Marysville Staples
462.2125 D114 (S) Everett Winco
467.2125 D165 (S) Everett Winco (not a repeater, two simplex channels)
464.3125 (103.5) (R) Everett Mall Security
467.8500 D654 Everett Bed Bath & Beyond. Other nearby unknown users using D532 and D351
461.2375 (100.0) TJ Maxx or Pet Smart at Everett Mall

You didn't try tracking the trunked system at BP Cherry Point?

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Bunnery definition for the under-fives

No, not sure I would've been within range anyways.

462.8875 DCC:6

TGIDs
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100

RIDs
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3001
4001
4002 "Skeeter"
4004
18172

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The 5 person crew (all male) keep referencing 3-digit numbers -- which per their convos, refer to a VAN number. The vans are for kid pickup/transport. Sounds like a rental-radio system (freq is licensed to DAY Wireless out of Enumclaw.) Simplex only.

Probably some kind of temporary new years eve amusement park/setup.

Picking the signal up well from SE Bellevue. (Location is likely downtown Bellevue or Issaquah. Perhaps Seattle if they're using mobile rigs with more power.)