Logging radio frequency FLatehead Area

[bull]

Does anyone know what the radio frequency is for the logging trucks in the flathead area..just purchased a couple of handheld vhf radios for the farm and thought getting that programmed into them would make things a little safer going into the upper and lower flathead...Thanks for any info

 

[ThrottleOps]

I can't remember off hand the frequencies but it's well posted on every road

 

[bull]

The radios that I have need to be set where I bought them to a specific chanel

 

[struglin]

I'll be up there tomorrow I'll get it for tou


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[bull]

Thanks a lot

 

[ferniesnow]

There are two frequencies for the area that are used by Jemi Fibre; 157.560 and 152.870

Can you not find the active frequency on scan and then put that into your radio?

 

[LUCKY 7]

mine is Tembec n and that's was the logging trucker told me last week. Better have it set on the correct channel as it is a busy place with lots of logging trucks on that road

 

[FernieHawk]

Lodgepole road into the Flathead is signed as 152.870.

Not sure where 157.560 that was mentioned earlier is used.

 

[struglin]

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[bull]

Thanks guys

 

[HRT Offroad]

152.87 is a common channel in the East Koots dating back to Tembec and CFI. 157.560 is an equally old CNI road channel. I don't think it's as common anymore, but still a good one to have programmed if you're around the East Kootenays.

 

[Bnorth]

They should be calling km's on the RR channels, the rest are for loading/chatter.

 

[moyiesledhead]

They should be calling km's on the RR channels, the rest are for loading/chatter.

RR channels aren't in use in the East Koots yet. I heard May or June for that. We're a little behind the rest of the province.

 

[Bnorth]

RR channels aren't in use in the East Koots yet. I heard May or June for that. We're a little behind the rest of the province.

My bad, I thought they had rolled out province wide by now.

 

[moyiesledhead]

My bad, I thought they had rolled out province wide by now.

Ya, not sure what the delay here is. I still can't find a list of which ones they're actually going to use here.