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I suppose the dispatcher assumption is...close? :wink:

I'm something of a consultant/engineer/prod spec for a company that manufacturers radio command and control systems (dispatch consoles). Some years ago I was also on a volunteering kick in public safety which is what got me into radios. By association with other companies that serve public safety I'm also familiar with field equipment and vehicles. So I completely understand everything you're saying and I certainly don't have any reason to doubt you, I'm just looking to understand the mechanics behind what Snoq is doing. :) Once upon a time there was a local Eastside agency that thought they could run traffic on SR-520 and they did for quite some time until one day, they were told not to.

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yea its just to help out in adding extra staff in a location where accidents are common, and give the city boys a chance to go fast.

your company you work for start with a 'Z' by any chance?

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Mmm, I'd rather not say, though it's easy enough to figure out. I'm full of opinions and none of them are that of my employer. We'll leave it at that. :wink:

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So Snoqualmie PD has a tac channel on the TRS, and a tac channel on VHF conventional?

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yea its in the 155's and repeated there is another thread about SPD on the board I am just not near home and dont have a radio on me to recite the exact ...search the threads for snoqualmie I am 99.999 positive that its posted, I want to say it was in a post from taco dooin recon work and found it. I can post it up later if I am incorrect in its previous existence or anyone can find a city repeated VHF in fcc

edit with post from the past

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2386&p=12109&hilit=snoqualmie+155#p12109

WPXN-230 with a 100 watt repeater and ERP of 250 watts from Rattlesnake Mtn +4,000' on 155.9475 R.

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If I had an antenna, I would; but I can only transmit on 160 meters.
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DE K7MHI