Hi to all,
Some fellow followers of the NCSHP and myself like to keep a channel/freq guide in the vehicle when traveling across the state so we know exactly which channels to be scanning no matter where we may be. We have an old channel list that is way outdated and we were looking to update it. I got to looking around in the database and found a nice printable chart that shows the channel assignments. It lacked a few things our old chart shows, so I made some modifications. This made a nice updated quick reference sheet to keep in the car either laminated or in a sheet protector.
It is attached to this post and is in Microsoft Word/Excel format.
Enjoy!!!
Wes
P.S. who ever manages this chart in the database, Warren County is missing from the list.
Some fellow followers of the NCSHP and myself like to keep a channel/freq guide in the vehicle when traveling across the state so we know exactly which channels to be scanning no matter where we may be. We have an old channel list that is way outdated and we were looking to update it. I got to looking around in the database and found a nice printable chart that shows the channel assignments. It lacked a few things our old chart shows, so I made some modifications. This made a nice updated quick reference sheet to keep in the car either laminated or in a sheet protector.
It is attached to this post and is in Microsoft Word/Excel format.
Enjoy!!!
Wes
P.S. who ever manages this chart in the database, Warren County is missing from the list.