Washington EmComm and Public
Service information |
PNWDigital.Net makes
our resources available to support Washington
state EmComm and other public
service or public benefit
organizations. We have up to 4
dedicated talkgroups solely for use
to support EmComm and public service activities.
2 of the talkgroups can be used
simultaneously so two communications
links can operate independently for
additional traffic or for different
purposes. EmComm 1/2 talkgroups
enable 7/24 monitoring without the
bother of normal recreational DMR
traffic. Our network covers
most of the state of Washington
population. Please
contact
our EmComm Team
for additional information on how
our services can assist you in your
missions, nets, training and/or
events.
We have
affiliated with
HamWAN which provides PNWDigital.Net
with use of their microwave backbone
IP network. This increases the
robustness of our network and
provides us with less dependency on
the public IP networks (Internet).
We are also working to provide
MMDVM
servers for additional "Bridgets"
via HamWAN, a project in active
development now. We also have
2 additional POP's in Spokane and
Tri-Cities besides our primary hub
in Bremerton and all are now able to
host our services rather than use
distant IP loops that insert
additional latency and additional
vulnerability to failure at critical
times..
UPDATES /
CHANGES
1-22-21:
More repeaters have been added to
the network that are not listed
below, see
Repeaters
12-16-19:
PS 1 and 2 and EmComm 1 and 2 have
been depublished. Misuse and
use by non-EmComm or public service
groups is the primary reason.
PNWDigital.Net fully
supports these services but now,
these groups will need to reach out
to our
EmComm Team for
more information and authorization. Nets, drills
or other non-priority uses of PS 1
and PS 2 will need to be
scheduled/approves by our "Nets
Manager". Contact
nets@pnwdigital.net
The scheduling helps PNWDigital.Net and
the EmComm groups as announcement
can be made OTA during our weekly
system wide nets as well as posting
in IO groups and in the IO Group
calendar.
2-1-19:
Added EmComm 1 and 2 talkgroups. For use
by EmComm groups only and only on
their repeater(s). It is a local
only talkgroup and not linked
elsewhere unless by agreement. As it
is dedicated only for EmComm use or
as per the local policy, it can
be used for monitoring up to 7/24
without the distractions of the normal DMR
traffic.
9-17-17: PS 1 and
PS 2 have been
added to all participating WA
repeater managers including HKS's
Sultan repeater on Haystack. PS 1
is FT with 120 minutes of hold-off
and PS 2 is PTT for 60 minutes
connect time and with
60 minutes of hold-off time.
Hold-off timers silence networked
talkgroups on that timeslot per
repeater or repeater group (manager)
to reduce outside TG activity. |
Participating Washington EmComm Repeater List |
Repeater City -
Heat Map |
Information - Details |
Freq / Offset
Color Code / Contact |
Coeur d'Alene
-
Blossom
Rdg |
I-90 corridor coverage, about
69
miles from 4th of July Pass ID to
Four Lakes
WA (Hwy 904), north to Sagle,
supporting WA EmComm due to
extensive coverage into Washington. |
444.475
+5Mhz; CC1
-
BP |
Bellingham -
Lookout Mtn |
Wide area
coverage,
I-5 corridor;
Everett to
Vancouver BC |
440.9250
+5 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Boistfort -
BawFaw
Vancouver
-
Larch VHF |
Wide
area I-5,
Olympia to Vancouver WA,
some coastal coverages, HamWAN
connected |
440.7375 +5 Mhz
CC1
- BP |
Bremerton -
Gold Mtn |
Wide
area I-5, Downtown Seattle;
Puget Sound
to Lynnwood, HamWAN connected |
440.7000 +5 Mhz
CC1
- BP |
Everson -
Sumas Mt WA |
Operating low level but with wide
coverage,
onsite in the spring 2019,
Mt Sumas NetWatch |
440.3750 +5 Mhz
CC1 |
Ellensburg
-
Suneast |
I-90 corridor coverage from
Cle Elum to 7 miles west of
Vantage,
Ellensburg/Moses Lake combo heatmap |
440.9250
+5Mhz; CC1
-
BP |
Ephrata -
Beasley Hill |
Wide
area repeater for I-90 and Moses
Lake |
147.4125
-1 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Lynnwood -
Gunnysack |
Low level,
I-5, Seattle to Marysville, Puget
Sound |
444.1500 +5 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Mazama VHF
-
E-Town |
North
Methow Valley; Twisp to Early
Winters/Lost River WA, low level |
145.5100 +2.78 Mhz
CC3-BP |
Moses Lake
-
Frenchman |
I-90 corridor coverage from
Vantage to Ritzville, install
pending: Sept
2017,
Ellensburg/Moses Lake combo heatmap |
440.9250
+5Mhz; CC1
-
BP |
Olympia
-
Capitol Peak |
I-5 corridor coverage,
Castle Rock to Seattle plus Coastal,
HamWAN connected |
440.7125
+5Mhz; CC1
-
BP |
Seattle
-
Cougar Mtn |
Wide area,
I-5
corridor; Tacoma to Everett |
441.2875 +5 Mhz
CC1 |
Seattle -
Metro |
Tacoma / Seattle
area
fill-in |
441.3250 +5 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Southwest -
Ariel |
Wide
area coverage in the Southwest
Washington |
147.4125*
-1 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Spokane
-
Krell UHF |
Adding
coverage South of Spokane, fill-in |
444.1250
+5 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Spokane
-
Krell VHF |
Adding
coverage South of Spokane, fill-in |
147.4125*
-1 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Spokane -
Lookout Pt |
Wide
area,
I-90 corridor; Ritzville to Coeur
d'Alene |
444.1500 +5 Mhz
CC1
- BP |
Sultan -
Haystack Mtn |
HKS
Network repeater; wide
area, I-5 corridor /
More info |
444.4000 +5 Mhz
CC1 |
Tacoma North
-
Ruston |
Tacoma / Seattle
area
fill-in |
440.7250 +5 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Tri-Cities -
Jump Off Joe VHF |
Wide
area repeater |
146.4250 +1 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Tri-Cities -
Jump Off Joe UHF |
Wide are
repeater |
440.7375 +5 Mhz
CC1
-
BP |
Vancouver
-
Larch VHF |
Oregon wide
area I-5,
Salem to Keslo, HamWAN
connected, On the Boistfort manager
for open use of WA TG's in Oregon,
changing to 145.17 by 6-26-18 |
147.1500 +.6 Mhz
CC1
- BP
soon: 145.1700 -.6 |
Please see our
Repeater List,
Interactive Repeater Map
or
Talkgroup Picker for the
latest information
Note: Some repeaters may
be participating but not be listed
here. check our
Repeaters List for the
latest
Dark grey shade
indicates Not Available; not
participating, not online or pending
install, planning or repair
Click on City for a general map or
area or click on the hilltop for a
RF coverage area map. Heatmaps
provide
approximate coverage only |
Washington Repeater
Talkgroups
of Interest to EmComm |
Talkgroups |
TS 1 / TG # |
TS 2 / TG # |
Timers |
Brief Description
--
More TG Details |
ECR Statewide 1 |
---- |
|
FT/120 |
Washington
EmComm statewide talkgroup
(future; use PS 1 for now) |
ECR1 EOC 1 |
----- |
|
F/120 |
Snonomish County EOC 1 is full
time on the Bellingham UHF, Oso and
Bremerton repeaters. It is
used for EOC to EOS traffic by
Sonomish County ECC, Skagit County
EOC, Island County EOC, Whatcom
Unified ECC and San Juan EOC.This
talkgroup will seldom be used sans a
major event. This talkgroup
has a 120 minute hold-off timers for
all of timeslot 1 talkgroups. North
is Bremerton UHF only and
South is Bremerton and Oso, both FT
and with 60 minute hold-off timers
for all timeslot 2 talkgroups. |
ECR1 North 2 |
|
----- |
F/60 |
ECR1 South 2 |
|
----- |
F/60 |
EmComm 1 |
----- |
|
F/10 |
EmComm 1 and 2 are only to be
used by EmComm Groups on their
repeaters, local only unless agreed
otherwise by those groups.
Typically, 10 minute hold-offs
timers on all same timeslot
talkgroups. |
EmComm 2 |
|
----- |
F/10 |
PS 1 |
---- |
|
FT/120 |
Washington
EmComm or Public Service Events Only,
Full Time statewide talkgroup, all
WA repeaters with 2 hour
exclusive use timer enabled or
extended by either by active local
use or short PTT or Ker-chunk to
start or renew the hold-off timers. |
PS 2 |
|
------- |
PTT60/60 |
Washington
EmComm or Public Service Events Only,
Part Time statewide (capable) talkgroup; keyups
on any
local repeater will connect to any
other PS 2 repeaters that have also
been enabled by a local kerchunk.
Continued local use at least once
per hour will maintain the
connection to any other active PS 2
repeaters, if any. |
Talkgroup ID's are not published
online or in the community codeplugs.
Contact your EmComm or public
service agency for those details. Please
do not Ker-Chunk or use the above
talkgroups without
PNWDigital.Net permission or
prior operating agreement,
most events should be calendared
prior to use, Emergencies or extreme
priorities have no such restrictions. |
|
Local 1 |
3181 |
|
FT |
Can be used if only 1 repeater is
adequate for EmComm event coverage needs.
Suggest using Local 2 before use of
Local 1 |
Local 2 |
|
3166 |
FT |
PNW 1 |
3187 |
|
FT |
PNW
Main All Repeaters; EmComm Priority,
Calling or very short QSO's |
PNW 2 |
|
103187 |
FT |
PNW's
Secondary All Repeaters, shorter QSO's
permitted but try to QSY |
PNWR 2
(bm) |
|
31771 |
FT |
PNW Regional talkgroup with
Brandmeister the PNW Region |
Washington 1
(bm) |
3153 |
|
FT |
Full
time statewide talkgroup, with
Brandmeister |
Washington 2 |
|
103153 |
FT |
Full
time statewide talkgroup, all
repeaters |
NOTE:
PS 1 is fulltime with 2 hour HO
timers // PS 2 is PTT
for 60 minutes with 1 hour HO timers
// EMComm 1-2 local only
General Note for other talkgroups:
PTT: On timer:15 minutes /
Hold-off timer: 3 min; default
unless noted above (PTT
Info) |
Simplex
for DMR National and Washington State |
Ch
Label |
Simplex |
Duplex +9 |
Notes |
Sim
V1 |
145.7900 |
|
Simplex Defaults are: TG
ID: 99, Timeslot: 1,
Color Code: 1, Talk
Permit: Always
If
you create your own
non-defaults, please add
them to your zone so
that the defaults are
available with
commonality througout Washington
Original Simplex
frequencies implemented
in 2014 by worldwide
consensus |
Sim
V2 |
145.5100 |
|
Sim
U1 |
441.0000 |
|
Sim
U2 |
446.5000 |
|
Sim
U3 |
446.0750 |
|
Sim
U4 |
433.4500 |
|
Sim
U5 WA |
430.4125 |
|
WWARA
recommended low power
(non-protected)
5
watts is the recommended
maximum power |
Sim
U6 WA |
439.4125 |
|
Sim
U7 WA |
430.4250 |
|
Sim
U8 WA |
439.4250 |
|
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