VTac 36?

[joetnymedic]

Hey Guys ,
I'm trying to find the frequency and PL/DPL/Nac for VTac 36. I guess it's a pretty new freq. By chace does anyone know what it is? Also, how is coverage, etc?

Thanks

 

[kf8yk]

Possibly this:

National Interoperability (United States) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for National Interoperability (United States)

www.radioreference.com

VTAC36 151.1375 / 156.7

 

[buddrousa]

Zone Q - Nationwide VHF Interoperability Channels
Q1	Simplex	VCALL10		155.7525​	N		155.7525​	N	156.7​	A	CALLING
Q2	Simplex	VTAC11		151.1375​	N		151.1375​	N	156.7​	A	T/A for VTAC36
Q3	Simplex	VTAC12		154.4525​	N		154.4525​	N	156.7​	A	T/A for VTAC37
Q4	Simplex	VTAC13		158.7375​	N		158.7375​	N	156.7​	A	T/A for VTAC34 & VTAC38
Q5	Simplex	VTAC14		159.4725​	N		159.4725​	N	156.7​	A	T/A for VTAC33 & VTAC35
Q6	Repeater	VTAC17		161.8500​	N		157.2500​	N	156.7​	A	Limited Availability
Q7	Simplex	VTAC17D		161.8500​	N		161.8500​	N	156.7​	A	Limited Availability
Q8	Tactical Repeater (alternate config)	VTAC33		159.4725​	N		151.1375​	N	136.5​	A	Inverse of VTAC36 Uses VTAC14 & VTAC11
Q9	Tactical Repeater (alternate config)	VTAC34		158.7375​	N		154.4525​	N	136.5​	A	Inverse of VTAC37 Uses VTAC13 & VTAC12
Q10	Tactical Repeater (alternate config)	VTAC35	Rec. for use in PR & USVI only	159.4725​	N		158.7375​	N	136.5​	A	Inverse of VTAC38 Uses VTAC14 & VTAC13
Q11	Tactical Repeater	VTAC36		151.1375​	N		159.4725​	N	136.5​	A	Inverse of VTAC33 Uses VTAC11 & VTAC14
Q12	Tactical Repeater	VTAC37		154.4525​	N		158.7375​	N	136.5​	A	Inverse of VTAC34 Uses VTAC12 & VTAC13
Q13	Tactical Repeater	VTAC38	Rec. for use in PR & USVI only	158.7375​	N		159.4725​	N	136.5​	A	Inverse of VTAC35 Uses VTAC13 & VTAC14

 

[jmarcel66]

VTac36 in NH is strictly a portable repeater setup. Its only setup as needed for events or incidents by the COML or Comms folks assigned. There are portable repeaters around the state ready to deploy. The coverage varies depending where its setup.

 

[jmfirefighter]

VTac36 in NH is strictly a portable repeater setup. Its only setup as needed for events or incidents by the COML or Comms folks assigned. There are portable repeaters around the state ready to deploy. The coverage varies depending where its setup.

There is actually one fixed VTAC36 repeater located on the summit of Cannon Mountain to assist with communication from one end of Franconia Notch to the other for interoperability between PD/Fire/Parks for incidents there. It is controlled by Grafton County and DOS State Police via console TRC. Default state is "repeater disable" and it is easily enabled by either agency when requested.

There is also another planned deployment for a fixed station in the Manchester area..........but it's in progress.

 

[jmarcel66]

Yeah...What Josh said.

Josh, any concern, at least with Manchester if a deployable repeater is ordered in an area that might be picked up by Manchester? Or might it be "IN" Manchester minimizing the chances?

 

[jmfirefighter]

The Manchester repeater, if installed, will also be remotely controlled by NHSP dispatch and radio maintenance so it will be in a "non-repeat" state unless requested to be operational for an incident or event, which would go through the SWIC office for deconfliction.

It would be a resource in the area for any department that is in range and could use it with a simple phone call.