MARITIMES SCANNING SITE

These items are at this point listed as contributed or copied. I will put them together and order them later.

Part A: CONTRIBUTED BY A NOVA SCOTIA CONTRIBUTOR WHO VISITED NEWFOUNDLAND IN JUNE OF 2004

151.265    Botwood Fire
159.240    Channel-Port Aux Basques Fire
159.390    Channel-Port Aux Basques Fire
154.400    Clarenville Fire
155.820    Clarenville RCMP
160.860     Conception Bay South - Paradise
169.260 Conception Bay South - Kettigrews
169.740    Conception Bay south - Topsail
151.925    Cornerbrook Fire
153.890    Cornerbrook RNC Main
153.950      Cornerbrook RNC
155.220    Cornerbrook RNC
151.925    Cornerbrook EMS
158.760   Cornerbrook EMS
155.580    Cornerbrook RCMP
159.330    Deer Lake Fire
413.2125    Deer Lake, Gander, Stephenville Airport Fire
172.525    Deer Lake Weigh Scales
164.800    Grand Falls Weigh Scales
155.340    Gambo RCMP
153.770    Gander Fire
155.640 Gander RCMP
151.145    Grand Falls-Windsor Fire
155.700    Grand Falls RCMP
155.700 Harbour Grace RCMP
151.400    Holyrood Fire
155.880    Holyrood RCMP
151.355    Lewisporte Fire
158.790    Musgravetown Fire
155.280 Port Aux Basques RCMP
155.640    Port Aux Basques RCMP
155.340    Sheppardville RCMP
155.280    Springdale RCMP
159.300    Stephenville Fire
159.450    Stephenville Fire Wkg
155.970    Stephenville RCMP
151.445    Winterton Fire

I found a MOT 2 system in the St.John's area, control channels

858.6875 and 859.1875. Mostly commercial users but,

I believe that 33536 was a police service.

Possibly two VHF trunk systems in the St John's area:
One appears to be an EDACS System, as there's a beeping

going on in back ground. Took me close to a week to figure it out.

Must be new as it wasn't there when I was in St.John's in 2004.

Only ended up with frequencies for Mount Pearl area.

Freq. 158.760, 159.270, 160.400.

IDs of 04-022, 04-023 might be RCMP? The dispatches I heard were

for areas outside of the RNC coverage area.

The other VHF system that caught my attention was a repeater of

149.4100/150.0950 initially though it was an ambulance freq. but,

while doing a CTCSS search discovered multiple users. Got the impression

that the various PLs were the user IDs.

i.e, CTCSS tone of 100.0, 141.3 and 179.9 were ambulance to hospital

links. There was another pair 148.225/159.8400 that operated the same way.

Note from Bill re this second system.... This sounds like a conventional community repeater system to me, where the
repeater is shared manually by users.. pre-trunking technology. The tones are I think mostly used so that only the
appropriate receivers have their squelch open; other ones stay quiet so not hearing other users' traffic... The two repeaters
mentioned could each be standalone, for different sets of users, or could be hard-linked and used by all of the users for wider
coverage....

Newfoundland June 21-28
158.76	Ambulance
151.985	AMB Freake's 156.7
148.225	AMB
152.300 / 153.770	FD GANDER
151.85	FD HARB. MAIN
151.4	FD HOLYROD
166.65	FD ST.JOHN'S REG Dispatch North
170.205	FD ST.JOHN'S REG Dispatch Central
153.89	RNC 1 100.0 Corner Brook
155.82	RCMP A
155.64	RCMP Ch.2
155.7	RCMP C Channel Repeater – Tone 123.0
155.58	RCMP Ch.3 Corner Brook Repeater – Tone 123.0
155.88	RCMP
155.94	RCMP
155.34	RCMP
155.97	RCMP