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I don't normally monitor them but the freqs were in my mobile radio. I was parked for lunch and I was surprised to hear USFS Ch 1 clear as a bell. I guess this is a repeater? Where's the repeater located, any ideas? The radio wasn't registering any signal on its meter, but the audio was clear (from Overlake Shopping Center.)

I heard someone check in with (I'm presuming) their dispatch.

Callsign I heard was KOE654.

Is this the Snoq National Forest primary channel?

169.900?

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Yeah sorry I forgot to mention the freq.

169.9 would be the North Bend district.

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Would this be the frequency used for the Snoqualmie district south of I90 too?

'Til you get to the Gifford-Pinchot. It's kinda divided by Mt Raindog Nat'l Park.
I recall an "Enumclaw" seperation/district, but I think it was the same freq.
Now I'm going to have to dig around to confirm.

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I knew Snoqualmie was divided, but for the life of me I couldn't remember what the other name was. I'll be very interested in anything you come up with.

Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest?

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171.425 Gifford-Pinchot/ Randle
168.425 St Helens nat'l monument
170.525 Darrington
169.900 No Bend/ white river
169.925 Skykomish
172.325 or .225 is 'Adams'.

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Thanks for that information, outlaw. Now to take the time to get some entered into the scanners.

The Olympic Peninsula nat'l park & USFS is accurate in the database here too, along with eastern WA.

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