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the Outlaw
 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
PostPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 3:33 pm 
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153.530 (CSQ) Slope Electric Co-Op, Hettinger County ND (r)

You must be really bored.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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Already found most everything worth finding. There's still a ton of activity I can't ID, since it's mostly itinerant stuff along the highway.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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There's still a ton of activity I can't ID, since it's mostly itinerant stuff along the highway.
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the Outlaw
 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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Already found most everything worth finding. There's still a ton of activity I can't ID, since it's mostly itinerant stuff along the highway.

I'd bet you have more radio traffic to listen to then I do.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 7:00 pm 
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166.4625 (88.5)- unknown, only heard one side of a conversation, chatting about some guy's wife giving him trouble. Faded out after 2 mins or so; probably on I-94, 10 miles south of me. I have this as DHS common.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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154.570 (CSQ)- Halliburton road Ch-1

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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Wilrobnson wrote:
154.415- Stark County Fire (r), missed the PL

154.010 (192.8 ) Input to 154.415


I screwed up by logging this as 192.8 pl. I caught a dispatch and responses for Richardton Fire here this morning with no PL, still through the repeater. I'm going to run it in open mode and see what else turns up. Called "Stark Fire".

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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166.4625 (88.5)- unknown, only heard one side of a conversation, chatting about some guy's wife giving him trouble. Faded out after 2 mins or so; probably on I-94, 10 miles south of me. I have this as DHS common.


Up north, that could be a commercial licensee on 166.455 or .470 - the tone would make more sense that way.
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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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167.850 (NAC 222)- Best guess points to Western Area Power Administration. Much like BPA back home, this is a huge regional repeated network. I was hearing units in Mayville, ND (250+ miles away), and Watertown, SD (300+ miles).

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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154.570 (CSQ)- Halliburton road Ch-1

MURS.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
PostPosted: Thu Apr 19, 2012 7:42 am 
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154.570 (CSQ)- Halliburton road Ch-1

MURS.


Yes, and WPJN391, although there's no way they're only pushing 2 watts. I heard these guys 10-15 minutes before I saw them, and that was a long way off, even in prairie terms. Of course, I've also logged unknown users on FRS freqs out along the highway, running WAY more than half a watt, having heard them talking as they were passing points in Dickinson, 9 miles south of me.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
PostPosted: Thu Apr 19, 2012 12:47 pm 
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the Outlaw wrote:
Wilrobnson wrote:
154.570 (CSQ)- Halliburton road Ch-1

MURS.


Yes, and WPJN391, although there's no way they're only pushing 2 watts. I heard these guys 10-15 minutes before I saw them, and that was a long way off, even in prairie terms. Of course, I've also logged unknown users on FRS freqs out along the highway, running WAY more than half a watt, having heard them talking as they were passing points in Dickinson, 9 miles south of me.

Absolutely no way any ham gear involved...

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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Absolutely no way any ham gear involved...


The FRS pirates, who knows? Probably led astray by a radio tech.

The Halliburton gear is all Moto commercial stuff.

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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We had a single-vehicle rollover today, one ejected, one pinned, truck off the road into a field (4-6 miles from my QTH, though I can see it plain as day).

ETA- One red, one black patient.

Edit again- One red patient in full arrest. No second patient, someone at the scene was giving double information to dispatch. Dude hit a T-intersection at speed, flew over it and landed 200' further along in a field, rolling multiple times along the way.


http://www.thedickinsonpress.com/event/ ... /id/57250/

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 Post subject: Re: Western North Dakota
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Ah, ain't sobriety grand?

Mostly.
Think I'll canoe it today.
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