Dawson City, Yukon, Canada

[Yukonguy]

Does anyone have the frequencies, wide or narrow band and offsets for the Dawson City RCMP, Ambulance and Fire Department.

 

[mciupa]

The database has the frequencies: https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=2824

 

[Yukonguy]

Thanks for that.
I was hoping to find if they are simplex or duplex and if they have tone encoding.

 

[kayn1n32008]

RCMP are encrypted in Yukon. No need for offsets, likely all channels analogue channels are wideband. Likely the ambulance uses the MRS(it’s listed in the database, unknown as to accuracy) Fire is most likely using their own repeater or simplex.


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[Yukonguy]

Thanks

Thanks, I am heading up to a gold mine there shortly. Not much else to do.

 

[kayn1n32008]

Thanks, I am heading up to a gold mine there shortly. Not much else to do.

Once you get 4 posts, send me a PM. I spent 2 years up in Whitehorse in the early 2000's.

 

[kayn1n32008]

Thanks for that.
I was hoping to find if they are simplex or duplex and if they have tone encoding.

Simplex will require being with in range of the radios transmitting, duplex will be easrier to hear, as you only need to be with in range of the repeater.

 

[Yukonguy]

Will Do

I will do as soon as I get the required posts

 

[kayn1n32008]

Try 149.0200MHz wide band(5KHz deviation). This maybe the Fire repeater.

go here: tafl.johnathanmorgan.net

use 64.0672, -139.4358 for coordinates, set your lower frequency to 137MHz and upper to 174(or even 470MHz). set your search radius to 40 or 50 km and search. The Solomom Mtn Northwestel site has almost a dozen frequencies on VHF, throw the 152.xxx and 153.xxx frequencies in as well.