New Peninsula Light system

[piercescan]

Hi all, I am reaching out for a little help. I have a 436hp scanner and was trying to figure out how to properly enter this new radio system that Peninsula Light Company out here and Gig Harbor uses. Here is the link to the license and frequencies. Any help would be appreciated.

--Louie--

ULS License - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional License - WRER239 - Peninsula Light Company - Frequencies Summary

 

[Wilrobnson]

It's a license for portables only, and DMR. Gotta be close in to hear them, if they even actually use them.

 

[piercescan]

It's a license for portables only, and DMR. Gotta be close in to hear them, if they even actually use them.

Thanks for the quick response. They used to use a low band frequency 47.000mhz but haven't heard any activity on that in a couple years. Been trying to figure it out

 

[Wilrobnson]

I don't see 47.00 anywhere. Their license reflects 47.78 and 47.92

 

[piercescan]

I don't see 47.00 anywhere. Their license reflects 47.78 and 47.92

Thats what I meant. In the 47.000 range

 

[dave3825]

They also have a few mobile UHF freqs on another license as well as 48Mhz. Do you have the DMR upgrade in the scanner?

 

[devicelab]

I'd have to double-check but some of those 4x.xx frequencies look familiar when I monitor low-band in the summer. Pretty sure they're still in use.

 

[kf8yk]

If you don't hear them on low band anymore I would check the local DMR airtime rental sites:

TRBOWEST (WA-OR-ID-CA) Trunking System, Various, Multi-State

TRBOWEST (WA-OR-ID-CA) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

Day Wireless DMR TIII system

Good morning, theres a renewed thread over in the Multi-State Communications forum regarding the Day Wireless DMR system. I suspect that there are quite a few sites in Washington that need to be discovered and logged into the database. If you can help or would like to join the conversation...

forums.radioreference.com

The WRER239 license for the low power DMR simplex channels has a license contact for a subsidiary of Day Wireless. It's a good possibility they are renting airtime for wide area traffic & using the extra simplex channels for jobsite or in-building needs.

 

[Wilrobnson]

Willing to place money those UHF freqs under KOI759 are ancient UHF links (the precursor to microwave/ROIP)...voice and SCADA.

 

[devicelab]

In March of 2022 I last caught them (at least in my logs. I may have ignored it more recently.)

47.78 and 47.92 are using a PL 107.2