Rcmp alberta

[Heidi750]

Since I have been away for awhile I have noticed that either there has been a few updates with the RCMP in Alberta ...or there is some mis-information being passed along.

Looking at my RCMP issued freq listings here is what I have ...
Please let me know if this has changed and been verified.

My listings do NOT include A10-A16 or B10-B16 ... are these NEW??

"A" & "B" REPEATERS

I show A11 the same as Tac 5 using PL 123.0
I show A12 the same as Tac 6 using PL 131.8 (Different PL)
I show A13 the same as Tac 8 using PL 123.0 (Different PL)

I show B11 the same as Tac 5 using PL 123.0 (Different PL)
I show B12 the same as Tac 6 using PL 131.8
I show B13 the same as Tac 8 using PL 131.8
I show B16 the same as Co-ord 1&2 using PL 131.8

C=REPEATERS (Co-ord Channels)

I have C3 as 155.445 PL 131.8 ... not C4
I have C4 as 155.460 PL 123.0 ... not C5
I see C3 and C5 on the Web site are the same.

TAC Channels

I have a PL of 123.0 for both Tac 1 & 2
As for Tac 9 they do not have a PL tone for that channel ...
It is used Prov Wide as well as for SAR Operations


You might also want to monitor the Vehicle Repeaters for any activity.

Alpha VR = 155.130 PL 131.8
Bravo VR = 159.390 PL 131.8

 

[harryshute]

155.130 is the input frequency for A8 155.580 PL 131.8 and not Alpha VR.
Tac 1 and 2 do have a PL of 123.0 but you will rarely hear them used in analog.
You are correct C3 is 155.445 PL 131.8
Tac 4 and 5 are both 155.460 4 as a repeater and 5 as Simplex
A10-16 and B10-16 are new.
A number of the Tacs were phased out to create A11 to A13 and B11 to B13. That being said the tacs that were phased out still are being used.
B16 was created to accomodate the City of Lloydminster when it moved into K Div. Cord 1 is not used in that area and has a different input frequency.
Tac 9 does have a transmit PL of 123.0 but CS for receive.