chopps said:
My location is Kerrobert if that helps any.........thanks for the quick reply guys.
At this time, the RCMP in Saskatchewan are using the SaskTel Fleetnet EDACS system for linking their VHF radio repeater sites back to Regina. Each repeater is basically a VHF transmitter and receiver at a radio site. You should be monitoring the VHF frequencies listed in the RadioReference Database for Saskatchewan. There are 8 different repeater channels, and 4 simplex (direct car to car) frequencies (all in the 155.xxx MHz range). Plug them all in, and you should hear at least a few of them active near Kerrobert. Your best bet now is to listen to the VHF frequencies. On the Fleetnet EDACS system, you will only hear the RCMP talking to Regina dispatch, and will miss all of the car to car communications.
Now, having said that, the RCMP are moving to a VHF digital trunked system in the (near?) future. I think it's at least a year away, perhaps longer, but they are installing the new system, at least here in Regina it is operational. It is not yet completed province wide. Some of the new VHF digital trunked frequencies (in the 138-144 MHz range) are listed in the database, but I'm sure we don't have them all.
Rob