Videos:
Cloning: DPH to DPH or KNG p150S https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgGvX8HUm6s
KNG p150S to the same https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0gIa-7GNz8
Field Programming: The KNG (BKR is similar) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPFiqKmaT00
The DPH (brick) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kC3a5rzxZ8
| Bandwidth settings | 99.9% | = | Narrowband | ( per BK Lead Technician ) |
Our FCC authorized crew frequencies. Receive and Transmit . No tone or channel guards.
158.400
151.505
151.5125
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| 151.700 | |||||||||||||||
| 151.760 | |||||||||||||||
| 154.5275 154.4075 |
The last CHANNEL 16 (or 20) on All Incident Radio Communications Plans
(Form ICS-205) on federal incidents should have AIR GUARD programmed in.
If you are in an
emergency situation and need to reach aircraft, you can
quickly turn your radio to this channel to make emergency contact
CHANNEL 16 (or 20)of Incident Comm Plan is
"Air Guard ".
Rx:168.6250 Tx:168.6250 tx tone;110.9
NATIONAL AIR GUARD: 168.6250 MHz
The National Air Guard frequency is used for emergency aviation communications.
Continuous monitoring of this
frequency is mandatory by dispatch centers, and aircraft assigned to the incident.
The
National Air Guard frequency is pre-programmed on the last channel of all NIRSC VHF radios.
National Air Guard, 168.6250 MHz is authorized for:
• Emergency air-to-air initial communications
• Emergency ground-to-air communications
• Initial call, recall, and redirection of aircraft when no other frequency is available
Note: Do NOT program over this for a crew channel.
Introduction to the DPH radio video
Choosing Groups with the DPH
DPH: Using the Channel Priority Function video
KNG2p150: Setting up Channel Scan and Priority Scan . Scanning a channel in another zone with Zone Scan is possible, if enabled ( by PC programming).
A Look at Tone/Channel Guards
KNG2p150 Manual
National Incident Radio Support Cache (NIRSC) Users Guide
South Central Oregon Fire Management Partnership Channel Plan
R5 Frequencies/phone list
Klamath National Forest Radio Repeaters
NOAA Weather Radio Frequencies Oregon Link
162.400 is the most common Weather frequency (if that doesn't work try 162.425.162.450.162.475
or 162.525,162.550)
BK Customer care 800-422-6281
Getting Started with Your BKR 5000 video
Keypad Programming the BKR 5000 video
BKR 5000 manual
DPH Manual
KNG2p150 Manual
Soldering antenna connectors to coax
BLM Radio Cloning videos
