I have been searching for the warren county park commission Radio frequencies and I am not able to find anything
Warren county park commission frequencies
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From the County web site it appears that Parks is part of Public Works. The RRDB shows 154.980 repeater is used by both EMS and DPW with different PLs. Have you tried that frequency? It looks like it is shared county services and Parks may be the same or different PL from DPW.
yes and i didnt hear anything and also they are also on the county marine channel communicating and i dont see that frequency on the data base
Any standard marine frequencies would not be in the data base.
Warren County has a Parks Department as part of Public Works but I don't see a "Parks Commission". Are you possible referring to the Lake George Park Commission? Their website says their patrols are dispatched by the Warren County Sheriff.
Warren County has a Parks Department as part of Public Works but I don't see a "Parks Commission". Are you possible referring to the Lake George Park Commission? Their website says their patrols are dispatched by the Warren County Sheriff.
Lake George Park Commission is what has marine patrols on LG. They are dispatched on the Sheriff Headquarters channel (154.725).
Yes but they also have there own channel off of the warren county sheriffs main channel
They have a repeater on Black Mtn. in the 159.xxx area similar to DEC/Rangers. They are a state agency, but are dispatched by Warren County, along with the Sheriff’s boats, NYSP, and Encon. There is hardly any VHF marine radio usage on Lake George.
Try:
| Lake George Park Commission 1 | 159.3000 | 151.1750 | 114.8 | |
| Lake George Park Commission 2 | 159.3000 | 159.3000 | 114.8 |
Who is "they"? You asked about a Warren County Park Commission that apparently does not exist. If you are really asking about Lake George Park Commission then N2YQT has your answer in the post above.
The Lake George patrol boats do advertise they monitor VHF Marine 16 so they do have Marine radios and could use various working channels to talk to other boats depending on who they are communicating with but their own operational communications would likely be on Public Safety channels.
Something with the tone remote so I was told.
It has to do with the console gateway for their Tait simulcast radio system. Herkimer County has the exact same sound when they unkey from dispatch as well. Both counties use Tait As-IP analog simulcast infrastructure. Warren County uses Motorola consoles and Herkimer uses Zetron.
gotcha.. yeah its an awesome system... only bad thing i heard from a sheriff deputy i ran into at the mall was how their new harris xl200p radios cannot DOS mute mdc1200 and you get stuck hearing entire packets. He told me they had motorola apx7000s before switching to Harris radios
So they downgraded. This is what happens when non-radio savvy people get sucked in by salespeople. They don’t realize the “little” features that they don’t know that they’re going to lose. They just see a cheaper radio. You get what you pay for.
the XL-200P is a newer top of the line radio designed for the digital age. wouldn't call it downgrading
They went from HT1250s to the XL200s. There were some Motorola and Kenwood test radios floating around.
Woah that’s major jump in technology
Not as drastic as going from 1980s era low band radios to 700 MHz APX on TDMA simulcast trunking lol
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