Kitsap county trs

[Stavro35]

Hi all greeting's from Bainbridge island .. I have been trying to identify talkgroups on the kitsap county TRS. I believe that I've confirmed one talkgroups use ..

8464-Appears to be Kitsap transit based on the communications heard

 

[eclipsecivic2002]

what are the freqs for the kitsap county TRS?
Also is the police and fire using it??

Thanks, -Louie-

 

[Stavro35]

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&sid=2262
The link above is from this site that show's the system information

No,none of the Kitsap county public safety agencies are using the system at this time.

 

[Stavro35]

New talkgroup for this system 59552 Possibly Bremerton school buses based on what I've heard in the chit chat about bus routes and what buses are going to what schools.

 

[Stavro35]

Talkgroups for this system to date:
58672
8464-Kitsap transit
58128
59552 Bremerton school buses.
8496
58096
58114
58576
58608
59120

 

[dsviper22]

852.5375, 853.2875, 854.0375 Kitsap Co. Transit (Type-1 Motorola trunk)


Thats from the intercept NW website.

 

[Stavro35]

852.5375, 853.2875, 854.0375 Kitsap Co. Transit (Type-1 Motorola trunk)


Thats from the intercept NW website.

There is nothing on that I've tried several times to find anything. Nothing there.

 

[Tweeter83]

I'm clueless..... hopefully not for long!

I just moved to the area, and just getting started in the scanner field...... any ideas what model scanner I should get? Keep in mind I'm just starting out, and I don't want to spend a fortune.......... also, any clues where I might find the channels for the Silverdale/Bangor NSB police/fire? So far generic searches I haven't found much of anything......... Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[midnightcaller]

I would get a Uniden Bearcat 898 It dose not cost very much and is very easy to use. You can get one for about 245.00 that includes the software to program it from the computer

for more information go to www.northwestradio.com and check the data base on this sight

 

[dsviper22]

For this area since there's not much as for trunked systems in the Kitsap county region, I would just get a cheap 200 channel or more scanner. Like a Br330t is what I use. There is the Federal digital trunked system and the Navy trunked system that requires a digital scanner. But the only thing you will hear is the shop workers and ship yard workers on the navy system and the federal system I hardly hear anything.

Do you live on base? If so, pm me and I can help you better.

 

[Musashi]

58160- A Routed Kitsap Transit
58032- A Routed Kitsap Transit
0864- Paratransit Access
58080- A Routed Kitsap Transit
58656-B Routed Kitsap Transit
58672- B Routed Kitsap Transit
59088-A Routed Kitsap Transit
58144- A Routed Kitsap Transit
08496- A Routed Kitsap Transit
58608- B Routed Kitsap Transit
58096- Access
59552- Access
58128- A Routed Kitsap Transit
08464- Para-Transit
58512- B Routed Kitsap Transit

There are more talkgroups as well but I cannot figure any more out. I have seen the radios on the Buses (which I use frequently) and they have like 4 different channels which the 2 most used are A Routed (Main Communications which all the buses are tuned in to ) and B Routed (which they switch to for private calls.) What is really weird also is that either they use each of the frequencys without trunking as conventional stand alone channels quite alot or it is a Motorolla Type 1 system which my Pro 97 needs the proper Fleetmapping which I do not know so this is why I am missing those talkgroups and thinking they are conventional!!! Which would also explain why A and B routed (Channels A and B) are spread among multiple talkgroups instead of just 2! Anyone can chime in perhaps??

Also 864.7125 is an LTR system but I cant figure out the rest

 

[Stavro35]

Huh?

For this area since there's not much as for trunked systems in the Kitsap county region,

There are several trunked radio systems in the Seattle metro area.

 

[lowboy654]

this is an old post why even keep it going, i will keep the rest of my thoughts to myself