Washington State Dept. of Transportation SE Region P25 PH2 - Yakima, WA

[sloper48]

Has anyone in this area been able to hear anything? Programmed my sds100 using the Clemens site with no luck? Would appreciate any help or what I may be missing in my programming?

 

[icom1020]

The database needs updating. There are sites at Yakima Ridge, Selah and Moxee and other locations. If you look at the FCC licenses, the freqs and locations appear. Clemen may only affitate on 410 or nearby. It's path into Yakima is probably blocked.

 

[sloper48]

The database needs updating. There are sites at Yakima Ridge, Selah and Moxee and other locations. If you look at the FCC licenses, the freqs and locations appear. Clemen may only affitate on 410 or nearby. It's path into Yakima is probably blocked.

Thanks for the reply! I see no other sites related to wsdot south central region except Clemens. WSDOT radio dispatch is about 5-6 miles from me as the crow flies and I can just about see Mt. Clemens out my front door and it's roughly 5,115' above sea level. None of the sites you mention are shown for the wsdot scr in Yakima County using Radio Reference? Don't you think these sites should show up for WSDOT?

Washington Department of Transportation (P25) Trunking System, Various, Multi-State

Washington Department of Transportation (P25) Trunking System Profile

www.radioreference.com

 

[devicelab]

None of the sites you mention are shown for the wsdot scr in Yakima County using Radio Reference? Don't you think these sites should show up for WSDOT?

Okay so now you get to learn how to use your scanner to find the other sites! Search 769-775 Mhz and see what you find.

 

[icom1020]

Yakima County, Washington (WA) FCC Licenses

FCC Licenses in Yakima County, Washington (WA)

www.radioreference.com

Part of discovery is learning how to program without a "database" that may be outdated or disinterested parties stopped submitting. Not being dismissive, but I and others have actually put in the drive time in the area rather than guessing and did the pick and shovel work to determine what is what.

 

[im800mhz]

A quick query on the FCC website and a little spreadsheet work will answer a lot. Then drive it.

 

[tmfok7]

Don't know if you have found the info you were looking for, but here is some that I found on some search missions I did to that area sometime back.