fluffy24
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I'm a new subscriber to this site. I live in Ontario Canada, and am trying to find frequencies for my district. What and where should I be looking at to download into my scanner?
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Hi fluffy24 welcome to RadioReference 
Have a look through the Kawartha Lakes entries in the database: Kawartha Lakes County, Ontario (ON) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
The trunking system you will want is Fleetnet Zone 2 , there is a link also on the Kawartha Lakes page.
Have a look through the Kawartha Lakes entries in the database: Kawartha Lakes County, Ontario (ON) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
The trunking system you will want is Fleetnet Zone 2 , there is a link also on the Kawartha Lakes page.
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Thanks, I found the data base, but how do I download it from the computer to my scanner?
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Kawartha Lakes Police Service dispatch are Turbo and cant be listen to on the scanner...
Kawartha Lakes Police Service dispatch are Turbo and cant be listen to on the scanner...
For fire, look in the link from mciupa.
The department conducts it's operations with dispatch in lindsay through the 4 frequenicies labelled "xyz repeater" (Pontypool, Lindsay Kirkfield and Kinmount respectively).
Fire pagers operate on the frequency labelled "Paging." The other fire frequencies are talkaround frequencies for on scene chatter - you will need to be close to the scene to hear anything on this as they are not run through a repeater. Don't recall which one Omemee uses.
As well, MikeOxlong's thread "http://forums.radioreference.com/eastern-canada-radio-discussion-forum/17856-programming-your-uniden-scanner-bell-mobility-radios-fleetnet-system.html" details programming the Fleetnet system into your scanner, which will cover pretty much all Ontario gov't agencies (OPP, EMS, MNR, etc.).
The department conducts it's operations with dispatch in lindsay through the 4 frequenicies labelled "xyz repeater" (Pontypool, Lindsay Kirkfield and Kinmount respectively).
Fire pagers operate on the frequency labelled "Paging." The other fire frequencies are talkaround frequencies for on scene chatter - you will need to be close to the scene to hear anything on this as they are not run through a repeater. Don't recall which one Omemee uses.
As well, MikeOxlong's thread "http://forums.radioreference.com/eastern-canada-radio-discussion-forum/17856-programming-your-uniden-scanner-bell-mobility-radios-fleetnet-system.html" details programming the Fleetnet system into your scanner, which will cover pretty much all Ontario gov't agencies (OPP, EMS, MNR, etc.).
KL Police cover Lindsay and the former Township of Ops. OPP covers the rest of CKL
fluffy24
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Thanks for your input. I need to know what software and anything else I need to download the Kawartha Lakes frequencies into my scanner. (Is it the software disc that this website sells for $20.00)? Thank you.
Hi fluffy24 welcome to RadioReference
Have a look through the Kawartha Lakes entries in the database: Kawartha Lakes County, Ontario (ON) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
The trunking system you will want is Fleetnet Zone 2 , there is a link also on the Kawartha Lakes page.
Thanks for your input. I need to know what software and anything else I need to download the Kawartha Lakes frequencies into my scanner. (Is it the software disc that this website sells for $20.00)? Thank you.
Just download from this site: ScanNow.org - The Home of FreeSCAN!
Totally free, save your twenty bucks
Totally free, save your twenty bucks
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