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 Post subject: Data Channels ?
PostPosted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 5:27 pm 
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Hello,
I was searching my scanners for data channels because I have bad reception here in Edmonds . I found 939.9875 and 820.6125. Since neither my PRO94 nor my Pro2052 lets me program those frequencies into the scanner as data channels, I was wondering what is up with them ? Is this a clever way to prevent people trunking the systems or do these have some other use ? I can hear King County's system here a little, and Snohomish county's system but there are problems. There are several cells towers in the area and they are producing a lot of interference.
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 6:39 pm 
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I use 868.3375 as the data channel for the SnoCom system and it works great here in downtown Edmonds. I can also get the King County system fairly well here. I can't get the Seattle system (it works when you get up near Hwy 99, but not here in downtown Edmonds.)


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 7:01 pm 
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Thanks for the reply, Beaconhunter. I live within a block of hwy99 so Snocom comes in well, and erraticlly, so does King county but then I think our elevation here is around 254 ft., based on the difference in barometric pressure between here and where I used to live. the cell towers play havoc with reception here because they are so close. I was curious what the other data channels I mentioned are related to (938.9875, 820.6125). Is there a public safety organization using 900 mhz here ?

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938.9875 is one of the data channels for Snohomish County PUD - their system gets interesting during and after wind storms.


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 Post subject: 820.6125?
PostPosted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 6:28 am 
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That is usually a repeater input frequency (for 865.6125). There are no licenses in SnohCo for 820.6125. Might you be so close to a transmitter site that you're seeing an image frequency?

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 Post subject: Data channels ?
PostPosted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 7:20 am 
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My thanks to "189" and "FlashP" <S>. There are a couple other questions I have as well if I may:

Where can I find a list of the frequencies of the Ferry System ?

Is there a listing of the Snohomish pud fqys ?

Since I live in Edmonds and there is a ferry terminal here, I thought it might be somewhat interesting to listen to their arrovals and departures.

Best wishes to all, and thanks again :) Miguelito

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Ferry

HT's in the lots and on the ferry 151.04
Sometimes you will also hear them on 156.975 and 866.1375 (along with lots of other DOT stuff)


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 Post subject: RE: Ferry
PostPosted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 10:34 am 
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Thanks Mark, that helps :)

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