National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies in Ohio

[photopro]

Hi I'm photopro in Wadsworth Ohio. Does anybody have the 2012 National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies for Ohio? I've written to several ski resorts and even emailed the National Ski Patrol itself ,but no one will answer my query.

 

[shadcall]

Hi I'm photopro in Wadsworth Ohio. Does anybody have the 2012 National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies for Ohio? I've written to several ski resorts and even emailed the National Ski Patrol itself ,but no one will answer my query.

Have you looked here?

License Search - Search Results

 

[JASII]

National Ski Patrol

I thought it was just:

155.1600

155.2200

Did you need the PL tones, also?

 

[photopro]

2012 National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies

Thank you for your timely information on 2012 National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies.

 

[ecps92]

First, hopefully this will be moved to the Ohio forums as it's not a Federal topic. :wink:

2nd - YMMV each Ski area has it's own frequencies, altho the "NSP" has some licenses across the county, not every Ski area uses those VHF allocations.

Your best bet is to
a.) Use the RR DB and the FCC and search by each resort/facility.
Search under the Public Name, Nick Name, Corp Name, Owners Name, Facility Managers etc - even the license might be under an OLD Owners name/Corp

b.) Spend some time with your scanner in the Search mode
You never know where the facility will be found .
ie: Here in Mass one ski area and Radio Shop sadly programmed their radios with 460.2875, 461.2875, 462.2875, 463.2875, 464.2875, 465.2875, 466.2875, 467.2875, 468.2876 and 469.2875 [Yup - two of them Public Safety] - no licenses anywhere for them.

Search the 150-162, 450-512 ranges. If it's a busy resort, you will find them quickly.

Typically the Ski Patrol will be in the same band as the Resort Ops [In my experience] so they usually have access to those channels to.

Hi I'm photopro in Wadsworth Ohio. Does anybody have the 2012 National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies for Ohio? I've written to several ski resorts and even emailed the National Ski Patrol itself ,but no one will answer my query.

 

[JASII]

National Ski Patrol System Inc

Call Sign/Lease ID Name FRN Radio Service Status Expiration Date

KA41621 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 02/08/2014
KA41622 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 03/29/2014
KA41623 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 02/16/2014
KA41624 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 02/08/2014
KA41625 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 03/08/2014
KA41626 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 02/08/2014
KA41627 NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC 0004254397 PW Active 03/06/2014

Here is something I pulled from the FCC. If you search by call sign, it looks like they have more than I thought. The Ski Resort I worked at had 4 channels for ski patrol. F1 and F2 were 155.1600 and 155.2200, carrier squelch! Then F3 and F4 were 155.1600 and 155.2200 with the same PL tone on both frequencies. They were the "new channels". I was led to believe that this was the nationwide National Ski Patrol channel plan. But then I see the other VHF frequencies and it certainly bears further research. The place I worked at has a VHFchannel, which is coincidentally also a MURS frequency, that was the main channel. The ski patrol would listen there, too, but they used 155.1600 for talking about wjich hill to ski down, when hot chocolate was ready, when the soup was on, etc.

 

[photopro]

155.160 & 155.220 are ambulance frequencies in Northeast Ohio

 

[ecps92]

As well as School Bus Ops.

These all fall under the former PS - Special Emergency allocations
which is why the NSP also is licensed on them.

Special Emergency licenses includes SB, Vet's, Doctors, ME's etc

155.160 & 155.220 are ambulance frequencies in Northeast Ohio

 

[photopro]

2012 National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies for Ohio

Thank you very much for your information.I will give that a try.

 

[Nasby]

Just wondering what the National Ski Patrol is? Where do they operate?

 

[photopro]

National Ski Patrol scanner frequencies

you can find National Ski Patrol
The official web site of the National Ski Patrol. Since 1938, the nonprofit National Ski Patrol has dedicated itself to - and has become ...

NSP home page
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Education
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.everything you want to know about the National Ski Patrol below:

 

[photopro]

Just did some "digging" and discovered a gold mine. Resort and frequencies below:

Mad River Ski Resort
154.540 Ski Patrol
159.570 "
159.960 "
160.110 "
173.375 "

I also found a frequency for Snow Trails Ski Lodge in Mansfield Ohio 155.175