Pacifc Northwest Ham Radio Repeaters

These are the local repeaters that I find useful to have on my scanner.

This is the link to the Western Oregon Repeater Club
http://www.qsl.net/worc/

Timber Oregon: Timber -KJ7IY 145.2700
https://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/details.php?ID=114&state_id=41

Here is the list of current repeaters from the Western Oregon Repeater Club

Great list of Portland Oregon Emergency & Medical Scanner Frequencies

I got this from: http://www.pcconnectnw.com/freq.html

These listed frequencies are those which I have programmed into my handheld scanner. The PTD TRS are all the frequencies used by Bureau of Emergency Communications with Portland Police Bureau, Portland Fire Bureau and American Medical Response Northwest (contracted Paramedic Service for Multnomah and Clackamas Counties, Oregon).

Scanner Frequencies
					PTD TRS
1	155.235		American Medical Response F-1		69	860.7125
2	155.220		American Medical Response F-2		70	860.4625
3	155.340		HEAR SYSTEM		71
4					72	860.2625
5					73	859.7125
6					74	859.4625
7					75	859.4375
8					76	859.2625
9					77	858.7375
10					78	858.7125
11	154.190		CCOM F1		79	858.4625
12	153.890		CCOM F2		80	858.4375
13	154.220		CCOM F3		81
14	154.325		CCOM F4		82	858.2625
15	153.830		CCOM F5		83	857.7375
16	154.430		PFD TAPOUT		84	857.4625
17	154.010		PFD F1		85	857.4375
18					86	857.2625
19					87	856.7375
20					88	856.4625
21	155.430		CCSO F1		89	856.2625
22	155.190		CCSO F2		90	854.7373
23	155.760		CCSO F3		91
24	155.610		CCSO F4		92	854.5875
25	156.780		CCSO F5		93	854.3125
26	155.295		CCSO F6		94	854.2875
27	154.935		Oregon State Police		95	853.4375
28					96	852.7875
29					97	852.6375
30					98	852.3875
31	170.525		USFS WHALEHEAD/LOW		99	852.2875
32	170.500		USFS CH4		100	851.2875
33	169.925		USFS BEAR SPRINGS
34	169.950		USFS ZIGZAG/COLUMBIA GORGE
35	151.925		TIMBERLINE
36	151.205		SKI PATROL
37	147.120		MT.HOOD HAM
38	155.805		SAR
39	146.960		GOAT MTN. HAM

Scanner info for Portland Oregon area

As a kid I remember when my dad got his first police scanner from Radio Shack and then going back out to buy the crystals as we could afford them to hear one more channel! It was amazing to be able to hear the police and fire chatter on the scanner. The whole idea of radio intrigued me. Later, we had one car that had a CB and I was able to talk to other people. As I got older, I was able to buy my own CB for my first car. That was my first adventure into two way radio. I wish I had the presence of Ham radio in my life at that time but it was not. Today, I am still pretty much a teenage kid when I turn a radio on and it starts squawking away with some invisible people chatting away. As time goes on, I find I really enjoy talking on the magic wireless box but I find I enjoy as much and often even more just listening in. Sitting and viewing through a window of sound into someone else’s like and activities. As the world and life comes back around I find myself looking researching and saving to buy another crystal. Today, my crystals are trunking scanners and antennas, etc.

I will record some of the frequencies I have found in this area to listen to and most cost effective equipment I have found as I, like most of you, do not have a bottomless supply of funds to pursue hobbies.

Here is a post with many of the best medical and emergency frequencies in the Portland and surrounding areas : https://wordpress.com/post/rmay4.wordpress.com/711

There is a very active Ham Radio group in this area and this page lists many of the local repeaters and other stations I have in my scanner as well: https://wordpress.com/post/rmay4.wordpress.com/719