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cowboymike1971
 Post subject: Ballard Locks
PostPosted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 4:47 pm 
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Was looking for freqs for the Locks... Anyone have anyhting??? I don't see anything listed on the site. I did a search.. Thanks
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Mark
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156.65 #13 bridge-to-bridge

The 16x.xxx freq was posted here like 4 years ago.
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cowboymike1971
 Post subject: RE: Ballard Locks
PostPosted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 8:24 pm 
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Thanks guys, so these are the freqs for the operators who run the ships/boats thru the locks?
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cowboymike1971
 Post subject: Re: Ballard locks
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Mark, what is #13 Bridge to Bridge? Thanks
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icom1020
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it is "Marine 13" used by ships transiting under bridges or through locks to contact the operator. Marine 14, 156.700 is used on the Col/Snake waterways to contact lock ops.
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Try also 163.4125.

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