Franklin County Groomer freq.

[noflipside]

Just a long shot, does anyone know the freq. for the Franklin County Snowmobile groomers. They just had radio's installed this winter. I think UHF

 

[bezking]

Hi and welcome to RR, Noflipside.

If there is nothing in the RR database for Franklin County, you can try the Federal Government database here: License Search - Advanced License Search - this database will allow you to search by name and state or zipcode, etc. While the FCC is far less accurate than RR, it can give you a good idea for a specific entity.

Oh, BTW, if you can make a confirmed determination as to the freq, please submit it to RR!

Thanks,
bezking - New York State Database Admin

 

[SteveC0625]

Just a long shot, does anyone know the freq. for the Franklin County Snowmobile groomers. They just had radio's installed this winter. I think UHF

Since it is Franklin County, given the proximity to Canada and all the associated issues of licensing border areas, I would tend to think they didn't get their own channels.

You may be able to figure it out based on who the groomers work for. If a town, village, or county employs them, then they'll likely operate on existing frequencies used by those agencies.

If they're operated by a club or private company, anything is possible. If you think they're using UHF radios, maybe a good place to start is the GMRS channels. Easy to license and inexpensive to buy. And no conflict with Canadian channels.

 

[LathamScan]

Another possiblity is that they could be using a two-way radio shop's community repeater or trunked radio system, such as LTR or PassPort. You might want to check out the local two-way radio shop's conventional/trunked systems.

 

[fireandems13669]

They might be using Wells or Mobiletechs radio system worth a shot checking out!