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Originally Posted by Sunshineandmonkeys
And so i have a few questions on East idaho stuffs.
Is ISP in the poky area still operating off of the 460.100 UHF listed in the DB....or do they hang out on IIMARS? Or both?
What aboot Pocatello PD?
Is Bingham County and/or Blackfoot PD gone all the way over to IIMARS or are they still on UHF too?
Is ISP in the Idaho Falls area still on their UHF system?
Any other recommendations for interesting listening while passing through Idaho Via I-15?
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1- ISP is still on 460.100. Sometimes simulcast on IIMARS TG46500. Should also monitor 460.025, 460.275.
2- Pocatello PD and Bannock SO are only on IIMARS. Poky fire/ems is on both IIMARS and vhf.
3- IF ISP is on 460.200, 460.300, 460.525. Not on IIMARS yet.
4- Bingham SO/Blackfoot is only on IIMARS, except for fire/EMS which is also on vhf.
5- Everything north of Bingham county is still on uhf/vhf, at least as of today. Those freqs are pretty well covered in the database.
6- The IIMARS sites in IF and on Relay Ridge are multicasting Bingham County right now. I don't know how far north of IF the IIMARS coverage extends. I'd suggest you program all the E Id IIMARS sites. Some, but not all the TGs are multicast on several sites.
Your old list of freqs that you posted previously is still pretty accurate, except for Bannock and Bingham counties.
Have a good trip.
Dave
Im coming home.....
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