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[Randy1121]

I am trying to get a hold of the most current frequencies for Montgomery, chester,& Berks county in Pa. weather they are trunk or regular frequency. please message me if you can.

 

[GTR8000]

Is there any reason why you can't look in the RadioReference database to find that info?

 

[soberbyker]

I am trying to get a hold of the most current frequencies for Montgomery, chester,& Berks county in Pa. weather they are trunk or regular frequency. please message me if you can.

Click this link, then click on the county you want.

RRDB | Pennsylvania Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Pennsylvania (PA)

www.radioreference.com

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

One important note: LE (law enforcement) is fully encrypted in Montco & Berks, you'll only be able to listen to LE in Chester County. Fire & EMS are in the clear in all counties. A Uniden SDSx00 (100 or 200) is strongly recommended for all due to probable simulcast distortion (I speak from experience on all 3) Welcome to the RR forums

Montgomery County (P25) Trunking System, Eagleville, Pennsylvania

Montgomery County (P25) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

Berks County Trunking System, Berks County, Pennsylvania

Berks County Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

Chester County Emergency Services Trunking System, Chester County, Pennsylvania

Chester County Emergency Services Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

VHF paging frequencies (all active) as follows:
158.355 WPLT562 B CSQ Mont FD/EMS Countywide Fire and EMS Dispatch FMN Fire Dispatch
151.220 WNMU915 B CSQ Berks F Disp Berks Fire/EMS Dispatch FM Fire Dispatch
160.185 WPGM325 B CSQ CC Fire Disp Fire/EMS Dispatch (voice pagers) FMN Fire Dispatch

 

[soberbyker]

I know you didn't mention Delaware County, but Delco is all in the clear.

 

[hundeesport412]

Is there any reason why you can't look in the RadioReference database to find that info?

How hard is it to be nice and help someone out? Your a Admin? Shame on you!

 

[GTR8000]

How hard is it to be nice and help someone out? Your a Admin? Shame on you!

The volunteer admins put a ton of time and effort into keeping the database up to date. It's really not a lot to ask people to check the database when they ask where to find something, and it's certainly not "being mean". Spoon feeding doesn't actually help anyone, it just encourages lazy behavior. Save your shaming for someone who actually deserves it.

 

[hundeesport412]

The volunteer admins put a ton of time and effort into keeping the database up to date. It's really not a lot to ask people to check the database when they ask where to find something, and it's certainly not "being mean". Spoon feeding doesn't actually help anyone, it just encourages lazy behavior. Save your shaming for someone who actually deserves it.

That's what I thought you would say.

 

[u2brent]

The volunteer admins put a ton of time and effort into keeping the database up to date. It's really not a lot to ask people to check the database when they ask where to find something, and it's certainly not "being mean". Spoon feeding doesn't actually help anyone, it just encourages lazy behavior. Save your shaming for someone who actually deserves it.

That's what I thought you would say.

And db admins ain't the lazy police.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

How hard is it to be nice and help someone out? Your a Admin? Shame on you!

Dear Kettle:

-Pot

 

[hundeesport412]

My point on this. The original post came from a person that joined in 2018 almost five years ago and only has one post. Not all people have computer skills or the confidence to post something . As a Admin in whatever tittle you carry on this forum should be to help/welcome and encourage people weather your paid or a volunteer including my local DB Admin who chimed in .

 

[Twister_2]

How hard is it to be nice and help someone out? Your a Admin? Shame on you!

*you're *an

 

[markandjere]

Thank you for your service.

The volunteer admins put a ton of time and effort into keeping the database up to date. It's really not a lot to ask people to check the database when they ask where to find something, and it's certainly not "being mean". Spoon feeding doesn't actually help anyone, it just encourages lazy behavior. Save your shaming for someone who actually deserves it.