Vhf radio

I checked on YouTube just remove a little bit of solder looks pretty easy.

 

ladd 2 in southern alberta
ladd 1 every where else

some of the lumber mills and mine sites have their own channel. there is also a fort mac channel on my list.

Q-line apparently has their own channel

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Its all vhf, no cb used in the bush.

Get a tad radio, 95% of trucks here run a tad for a reason.

 

RR — British Columbia Resource Road Channels
Resource Road (RR) channels must be programmed using the channel labels and frequencies indicated below. Channels are specified as narrowband (11 kHz) with a maximum transmitter power of 30 watts, or as otherwise indicated.

The channels must only be used in locations where it is specifically posted for usage. Improper usage, for example "#### chat", will result in harmful interference to other priority radio spectrum licensees.

Licensees operating on these channels cannot cause interference to and must accept interference from other authorized users.

The licensee must comply on an ongoing basis with Radio Standards Specification RSS-119, Land Mobile and Fixed Equipment Operating in the Frequency Range 27.41-960 MHz, as amended from time to time. The use of amateur, marine or user programmable radios is strictly prohibited.

Load channels
Channel label Frequency (MHz) Restrictions
LD-1 151.700 n/a
LD-2 151.745 Not to be used within 64 km of the Southern British Columbia border, within 50 km of Ketchikan, Alaska, or within 200 km of Juneau, Alaska
LD-3 151.790 Not to be used within 20 km of Victoria, British Columbia
LD-4 151.805 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
LD-5 151.850 Not to be used within 85 km of Petersburg, Alaska
LD-6 150.485 n/a
LD-7 153.215 n/a
LD-8 154.665 n/a
LD-9 152.330 n/a
LD-10 153.635 n/a
LD-11 157.590 n/a
LD-12 159.750 n/a
LD-13 164.010 n/a
LD-14 165.960 n/a
Road channels
Channel label Frequency (MHz) Restrictions
RR-01 150.080 n/a
RR-02 150.110 n/a
RR-03 150.140 n/a
RR-04 150.185 n/a
RR-05 150.200 n/a
RR-06 150.245 n/a
RR-07 150.260 n/a
RR-08 150.320 n/a
RR-09 150.365 n/a
RR-10 150.410 n/a
RR-11 150.440 n/a
RR-12 150.500 n/a
RR-13 150.530 n/a
RR-14 150.545 n/a
RR-15 150.560 n/a
RR-16 150.590 n/a
RR-17 150.680 n/a
RR-18 150.710 n/a
RR-19 150.770 n/a
RR-20 150.830 Not to be used within 64 km of Alaska State
RR-21 151.010 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-22 151.130 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-23 151.190 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-24 151.220 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-25 151.310 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-26 151.340 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-27 151.370 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-28 151.430 Not to be used within 64 km of Alaska State
RR-29 151.460 Not to be used within 64 km of the Southern British Columbia border
RR-30 151.490 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-31 151.520 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-32 151.580 Not to be used within 64 km of the Canada-United States border
RR-33 151.610 n/a
RR-34 151.640 Not to be used within 64 km of Washington State
RR-35 151.670 Not to be used within 20 km of Victoria, British Columbia
Date of last revision: December 22, 2021

 

I don’t think any one of those rules are respected out here. Lol

 

Probably not !