PSP Embreeville Freq's?

[SouthernFIRE77]

I have a customer of mine that is looking for the PSP Embreeville Frequencies, i.e. West Bradford Twp.

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

Ryan

 

[HM1529]

PSP Channel G. Although, they're on the list to migrate to OpenSky as of late 2008. So, I would imagine they'll make the switch "any day now" whatever that might mean.

 

[SouthernFIRE77]

Thanks for the Quick Response Ben! Am I missing something, or do you have a secret list of what frequencies belong to which barrick?? I am about sick as a dog today, so maybe I am just not looking where I should?

 

[Audiodave1]

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=744

See the troop map at the bottom of the page.

Dave

 

[caffman263]

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=744

See the troop map at the bottom of the page.

Dave

Maybe I'm not reading that right, but those are the troop numbers, right? Where does it say who uses what channel (A, B, C, etc.)? Not that it'll matter soon anyway. :roll:

 

[captclint]

Double post

 

[captclint]

Maybe I'm not reading that right, but those are the troop numbers, right? Where does it say who uses what channel (A, B, C, etc.)? Not that it'll matter soon anyway. :roll:

http://www.kb2mxv.com/psp.htm
I think this one has more recent updates
http://wc2em.net:8080/scanner/PSP.pdf
Here's latest converstion: http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showpost.php?p=819440&postcount=1