Port Angeles Washingon, and western Canada. HELP! :)

[Stavro35]

I only took my Radio shack Pro97 with me on the trip to Port Angeles Washington.. Much to my delight,I was able to hear some communications from Canada. Below is a log of what I heard.. If anyone can help fill in the blanks,I'd appreciate it very much!

Port Angeles Washington trip notes. July 5th and 6th 2006

162.40 Canadian weather both English and French
161.650 Victoria coast guard radio

162.1375
167.0875
163.4875
163.1375 p.l 167.9
169.550-
170.7875 JIWN
386.10 DoD trunked system
Aviation
119.4
134.4 VANCOUVER CENTER ATC
127.8 VICTORIA TERMINAL VFR - SIMULCAST ON 133.85
118.8 Victoria international airport.
125.95 VANCOUVER CENTER ATC
126.40
134.40 VANCOUVER CENTER ATC
119.10
135.175 Port Angeles
124.075 i.d "Victoria terminal"
133.850 VICTORIA TERMINAL VFR - SIMULCAST ON 127.8

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Canadian communications
411.4125
411.0875
410.0625
410.2875
412.6875
412.8875
414.8875

C.R.E.S.T (sys i.d 9215 C.R.E.S.T is the ambulance service for Canada
142.2875
142.4125
142.5625
142.8625
143.6125
143.6850

 

[dwc]

Canadian frequencies

Hi there,

I received your email asking for your username and password on the ScanBC forums. Well check your email...

CREST is not the radio system for ambulance in "Canada", its actually the radio system for all emergency services in the southern portion of Vancouver Island (Victoria area). See the CREST radioreference database page for more info.

I would suggest using the TAFL which is the equivalence to your FCC frequency database. You can search for any frequency (excluding police and ambulance) in Canada.

http://neon.polkaroo.net/~darkwing/tafl/

or directly from Industry Canada:

http://sd.ic.gc.ca/engdoc/main.jsp

Punch any of the frequencies you found into the search there to find out what they are for.....


Cheers,

dwC
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