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diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fccalloc.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fccalloc.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bf0c0344 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fccalloc.ham @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ + + + THE FREQUENCY SPECTRUM + + AS ALLOCATED + + BY THE FCC + + +By: John Johnson, KWV8BP + + +description frequency range +=========== =============== + +civilian govt. low band 30 - 50 mhz. +6 meter amateur radio 50 - 54 mhz. +tv channels 2 - 4 54 - 72 mhz. +industrial/rc paging/rptr.links 72 - 76 mhz. +tv channels 5 - 6 76 - 78 mhz. +fm broadcast 88 - 108 mhz. +civilian aircraft vhf 108 - 136 mhz. +weather - geo satellites 136 - 138 mhz. +military aircraft - satellites 138 - 144 mhz. +2 meter amateur radio 144 - 148 mhz. +military bases 148 - 150.8 mhz. +civilian - govt. high band 150.8 - 174 mhz. +tv channels 7 - 13 174 - 216 mhz. +inland waterway navigation 216 - 220 mhz. +land mobile/amateur/satellite 220 - 225 mhz. +military aircraft uhf 225 - 400 mhz. +weather balloons/satellite telemetry 400 - 406 mhz. +federal govt. land mobile 406 - 420 mhz. +amateur 420 - 450 mhz. +civilian uhf band 450 - 512 mhz. +tv uhf channels 512 - 806 mhz. +cellular/microwave mobile 806 - 960 mhz. +telemetry data 960 - 1200 mhz. +business/mobile/aeronautical 1.0 - 1.2 ghz. +amateur radio 1.215 - 1.3 ghz. + " " 2.3 - 2.45 ghz. + " " rptrs. 2.4 - 2.45 ghz. + " " 3.3 - 3.5 ghz. +L - band military radars 1.22 - 1.35 ghz. +amateur dx, use a lna 1.296 ghz. + " " " 2.304 ghz. + " " " 3.456 ghz. + " " " 5.65 - 5.925 ghz. +radio astronomy 1.420 ghz. + " " 2.69 - 2.7 ghz. +hydrogen maser resonators 1.420 ghz. + " " " 1.405 ghz. + " " " 1.751 ghz. + " " " 1.786 ghz. +business/mobile/aeronautical 1.427 - 1.435 ghz. +satellite telemetry 1.435 - 1.535 ghz. +satellite communications 1.535 - 1.559 ghz. +radio astronomy 1.612 - 1.727 ghz. +satellite communications 1.635 - 1.66 ghz. +weather sondes 1.66 - 1.69 ghz. +meteorological satellites 1.69 - 1.7 ghz. +goes satellite fm fax 1.6910 ghz. +meteosat satellite fm fax 1.6945 ghz. +n0aa8 satellite, on command only 1.698 ghz. +space research 1.7 - 1.71 ghz. + " " 2.29 - 2.3 ghz. +noaa8 sat on command only 1.702 ghz. +government 1.71 - 1.85 ghz. + " " 2.2 - 2.29 ghz. +usaf space shuttle uplinks 1.7757 - 1.8318 ghz. +studio to transmitter links 1.99 - 2.11 ghz. +media satellite downlinks 3.7 - 4.2 ghz. +nasa space shuttle uplinks 2.0419 - 2.1064 ghz. + " " " " fm 2.205 ghz. + " " " " pulse 2.2175 ghz. +public common carrier 2.110 - 2.18 ghz. +ptp/omni/tv " " " +ptp fixed 2.80 - 2.2 ghz. +goes 4 satellite on command only 2.2090 ghz. +goes 5,6 " " " 2.2090 ghz. +goes 4,5,6 " " 2.214 ghz. +nimbus 7 , tdrs 1 satellite 2.211 ghz. + " " " 2.2325 ghz. + " " " 2.2735 ghz. +nasa space shuttle tv 2.215 ghz. +isee 1 satellite on command 2.2155 ghz. +iue satellite 2.2498 ghz. +iras satellite 2.2530 ghz. +isee2 satellite 2.2608 ghz. +isee1 satellite 2.2648 ghz. +landsat 2 satellite on command 2.2295 ghz. +landsat 4 " " 2.2655 ghz. +nasa space shuttle downlink fm 2.250 ghz + " " " " pulse 2.2875 ghz. +nasa beacon on the moon 2.2760 ghz. +atv 2.375 ghz. +oscar 9 satellite beacon 2.401 ghz. +microwave ovens 2.450 ghz. +radar 2.45 - 2.5 ghz. +instructional tv 2.5 - 2.69 ghz. +insat tv-1 dbs satellite 2.560 - 2.59 ghz. +10.7 cm solar flux noise 2.8 ghz. +10 cm radars 3.00 - 3.246 ghz. +6 cm radars 5.46 - 5.65 ghz. +att multiplex and others 3.70 - 4.20 ghz. +media satellites downlink 3.70 - 4.20 ghz. +media satellites uplink 5.925 - 6.425 ghz. +military systems - meteorological 4.4 - 5.1 ghz. + " los systems 7.125 - 8.4 ghz. +defense satellite comm. downlink 7.25 - 7.75 ghz. +xband military radars 8.5 - 9.6 ghz. +cesum atomic beam resonators 9.192 ghz. + " " " " 9.631 ghz. + " " " " 9.770 ghz. +3 cm marine radar 9.320 - 9.50 ghz. +amateur radio 10.00 - 10.50 ghz. + " " 24.0 - 25.25 ghz. + " " 48.0 - 50.0 ghz. + " " 71.0 - 76.0 ghz. +communications satellite downlink 10.7 - 10.95 ghz. + " " " 11.2 - 11.45 ghz. + " " " uplink 12.5 - 12.75 ghz. +direct broadcast tv 11.7 - 12.45 ghz. +cars/catv link 12.7 - 12.95 ghz. +satellite uplink 14.0 - 14.5 ghz. + " " 17.7 - 21.2 ghz. +18 mm surveillance radar 16.0 - 16.5 ghz. +8 mm " " 36.0 - 39.0 ghz. + + +This file was brought to you by the Hotline BBS, give us a call, we have an +entire section dedicated to Scanner & Radio related topics... + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fccalloc.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fccalloc.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5c3c5ad0 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fccalloc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ + + THE FREQUENCY SPECTRUM + + AS ALLOCATED + + BY THE FCC + +description frequency range +=========== =============== + +civilian govt. low band 30 - 50 mhz. +6 meter amateur radio 50 - 54 mhz. +tv channels 2 - 4 54 - 72 mhz. +industrial/rc paging/rptr.links 72 - 76 mhz. +tv channels 5 - 6 76 - 78 mhz. +fm broadcast 88 - 108 mhz. +civilian aircraft vhf 108 - 136 mhz. +weather - geo satellites 136 - 138 mhz. +military aircraft - satellites 138 - 144 mhz. +2 meter amateur radio 144 - 148 mhz. +military bases 148 - 150.8 mhz. +civilian - govt. high band 150.8 - 174 mhz. +tv channels 7 - 13 174 - 216 mhz. +inland waterway navigation 216 - 220 mhz. +land mobile/amateur/satellite 220 - 225 mhz. +military aircraft uhf 225 - 400 mhz. +weather balloons/satellite telemetry 400 - 406 mhz. +federal govt. land mobile 406 - 420 mhz. +amateur 420 - 450 mhz. +civilian uhf band 450 - 512 mhz. +tv uhf channels 512 - 806 mhz. +cellular/microwave mobile 806 - 960 mhz. +telemetry data 960 - 1200 mhz. +business/mobile/aeronautical 1.0 - 1.2 ghz. +amateur radio 1.215 - 1.3 ghz. + " " 2.3 - 2.45 ghz. + " " rptrs. 2.4 - 2.45 ghz. + " " 3.3 - 3.5 ghz. +L - band military radars 1.22 - 1.35 ghz. +amateur dx, use a lna 1.296 ghz. + " " " 2.304 ghz. + " " " 3.456 ghz. + " " " 5.65 - 5.925 ghz. +radio astronomy 1.420 ghz. + " " 2.69 - 2.7 ghz. +hydrogen maser resonators 1.420 ghz. + " " " 1.405 ghz. + " " " 1.751 ghz. + " " " 1.786 ghz. +business/mobile/aeronautical 1.427 - 1.435 ghz. +satellite telemetry 1.435 - 1.535 ghz. +satellite communications 1.535 - 1.559 ghz. +radio astronomy 1.612 - 1.727 ghz. +satellite communications 1.635 - 1.66 ghz. +weather sondes 1.66 - 1.69 ghz. +meteorological satellites 1.69 - 1.7 ghz. +goes satellite fm fax 1.6910 ghz. +meteosat satellite fm fax 1.6945 ghz. +n0aa8 satellite, on command only 1.698 ghz. +space research 1.7 - 1.71 ghz. + " " 2.29 - 2.3 ghz. +noaa8 sat on command only 1.702 ghz. +government 1.71 - 1.85 ghz. + " " 2.2 - 2.29 ghz. +usaf space shuttle uplinks 1.7757 - 1.8318 ghz. +studio to transmitter links 1.99 - 2.11 ghz. +media satellite downlinks 3.7 - 4.2 ghz. +nasa space shuttle uplinks 2.0419 - 2.1064 ghz. + " " " " fm 2.205 ghz. + " " " " pulse 2.2175 ghz. +public common carrier 2.110 - 2.18 ghz. +ptp/omni/tv " " " +ptp fixed 2.80 - 2.2 ghz. +goes 4 satellite on command only 2.2090 ghz. +goes 5,6 " " " 2.2090 ghz. +goes 4,5,6 " " 2.214 ghz. +nimbus 7 , tdrs 1 satellite 2.211 ghz. + " " " 2.2325 ghz. + " " " 2.2735 ghz. +nasa space shuttle tv 2.215 ghz. +isee 1 satellite on command 2.2155 ghz. +iue satellite 2.2498 ghz. +iras satellite 2.2530 ghz. +isee2 satellite 2.2608 ghz. +isee1 satellite 2.2648 ghz. +landsat 2 satellite on command 2.2295 ghz. +landsat 4 " " 2.2655 ghz. +nasa space shuttle downlink fm 2.250 ghz + " " " " pulse 2.2875 ghz. +nasa beacon on the moon 2.2760 ghz. +atv 2.375 ghz. +oscar 9 satellite beacon 2.401 ghz. +microwave ovens 2.450 ghz. +radar 2.45 - 2.5 ghz. +instructional tv 2.5 - 2.69 ghz. +insat tv-1 dbs satellite 2.560 - 2.59 ghz. +10.7 cm solar flux noise 2.8 ghz. +10 cm radars 3.00 - 3.246 ghz. +6 cm radars 5.46 - 5.65 ghz. +att multiplex and others 3.70 - 4.20 ghz. +media satellites downlink 3.70 - 4.20 ghz. +media satellites uplink 5.925 - 6.425 ghz. +military systems - meteorological 4.4 - 5.1 ghz. + " los systems 7.125 - 8.4 ghz. +defense satellite comm. downlink 7.25 - 7.75 ghz. +xband military radars 8.5 - 9.6 ghz. +cesum atomic beam resonators 9.192 ghz. + " " " " 9.631 ghz. + " " " " 9.770 ghz. +3 cm marine radar 9.320 - 9.50 ghz. +amateur radio 10.00 - 10.50 ghz. + " " 24.0 - 25.25 ghz. + " " 48.0 - 50.0 ghz. + " " 71.0 - 76.0 ghz. +communications satellite downlink 10.7 - 10.95 ghz. + " " " 11.2 - 11.45 ghz. + " " " uplink 12.5 - 12.75 ghz. +direct broadcast tv 11.7 - 12.45 ghz. +cars/catv link 12.7 - 12.95 ghz. +satellite uplink 14.0 - 14.5 ghz. + " " 17.7 - 21.2 ghz. +18 mm surveillance radar 16.0 - 16.5 ghz. +8 mm " " 36.0 - 39.0 ghz. + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/federal.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/federal.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d8a0b08c --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/federal.txt @@ -0,0 +1,443 @@ + SCANNER FREQUENCY + LISTINGS + + + FEDERAL FREQUENCIES + -------------------- + + + By: John Johnson, KWV8BP + of The Hotline MBBS 304-736-9169 + + + These frequencies have been confirmed by various sources including Monitor + ing Times, Popular Communications, and friends. Frequencies that are the + same yet have been heard in other states, cities will have the state or city + listed with it, plus the identifier for that certain area. If you would like + to see some of the other files that I have or would like to leave your files + with us, call us at The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169. This is a new BBS which I + am running I have put this BBS up strictly for Scanner & Radio enthusiasts + and also for informational purposes on UFO's. A quick note about my Files, + in the past they were made on an Apple type computer which did not add the + line feeds or returns, IBM persons had trouble viewing them, I have now + switched over all my files to meet the IBM standard, you can simply view + them by using the Type command. Call us down here we offer many online + SIGS, our storage capacity is right around 3 gigabytes... + When logging on The Hotline and filling out your new user status, there will + be a question asked what your interest is in calling the Hotline, Please + mark Scanner here and you will be taken care of STAT.... + + + FEDERAL FREQUENCIES + ------------------- + + DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY KNOWN STATES NOTES + ----------- --------- ------------ ----- + +DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY "DEA" + +DEA/ATF 165.290 WV/KY +DEA/ATF 165.375 sec.serv.ch.c +DEA 415.600 WV/CHAR. +DEA 416.050 WV/CHAR. chan. 5A +DEA 416.200 WV/CHAR. +DEA 416.325 WV/CHAR. +CH.7 OPERATIONS 417.025 +CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625 WV/CHAR. chan. 1A +CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.900 +CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 416.325 +CH.3 SURV/STRIKE FORCE 418.750 WV/CHAR. chan. 3 Intra/agency ATF +CH.4 SURV/STRIKE FORCE 418.675 WV/CHAR. chan. 4 +DEA 418.700 +DEA 418.800 WV/CHAR. chan. 1B +CH.5 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.825 WV/CHAR. chan. 5B +SURVEILLANCE 418.900 WV/CHAR. +CH.6 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.950 WV/CHAR. chan. 6 +CH.8 OPERATIONS SIMPLEX 418.975 +LOW POWER 418.050 +LOW POWER 418.075 +LOW POWER 418.575 +SEARCH BANDS/MOBILE OUTPUTS 416.0 - 417.0 +SEARCH BANDS 417.4 - 419.0 +SEARCH BANDS 418.625 - 419.0 + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS "BATF" + +BATF 165.285 +CH.1 OPERATIONS 165.2875 +LOCAL OFFICES 165.350 +FIREARMS 165.355 +BATF ? 165.375 +USDT COMMON 165.4625 +CH.5 OPERATIONS 165.9125 +BATF 166.460 +CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625 +BATF 166.535 +CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 chan.3 op's +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +BATF 418.225 + +_____________________________________________________________________________ + +STATE DEPT. 165.710 +STATE DEPT. 409.625 + +NAT.T.S.BOARD 166.175 + +GSA BRIDGEPORT CT. 417.200 + +FEDERAL EMG.AGENCY DC 167.975 + +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 415.200 +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 417.200 + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK 170.200 + +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 165.850 tactical +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 408.400 +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 418.075 + +POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.850 chan. red +POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.650 +POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS 414.750 +POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS 416.225 +POST OFFICE SECURITY 419.300 + + BUREAU OF PRISONS +CH.1 170.875 Monitored conversations +CH.2 170.925 In KY. +CH.3 170.650 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES MARSHALLS + +OPERATIONS REPORTED 162.7125 +CH.1 OP'S RPT. F2 163.200 WV/CHAR. ch.2 op's simplex +LEMON RPT. 163.725 +RPT. 163.775 +AIR MOBILES 163.8125 WV/HUNT/CHAR ch.1-3 op's +F1 163.815 KY/ASHLAND +CH.3 OP'S MOBILE EXTENDERS 164.600 ch.4 op's F3 +INPUT 170.675 +OP'S REPORTED 170.800 + +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE "IRS" + +USDT COMMON 165.4625 +CH.1 CID OP'S RPT. 165.950 ch.3 CID direct +CH.1 IRS INVESTIGATIONS 166.000 ch.2 Investigation +CH.1-2 CID OP'S RPT. 167.000 ch.2 direct +USDT COMMON 166.4625 +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +CH.1 IRS INVESTIGATIONS 167.100 +CH.1 CID OP'S (UHF) 414.700 +CH.3 CID TACTICAL 418.175 +CH.1 CID OP'S 418.225 ch.2 CID direct +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION "FCC" + +REPEATER OUT 167.050 +REPEATER IN 172.800 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS "FBI" + +AIRCRAFT 120.4250 +REPEATER 162.635 NY/CT + " " 162.6375 +FBI 162.760 NY/CT +REPEATER 162.7875 +FBI 162.950 NY/CT +FBI 162.975 NY/CT +FBI 163.050 NY/CT +F5 REPEATER 163.425 +REPEATER 163.725 +FBI 163.750 NY/CT +REPEATER 163.775 +REPEATER 163.800 +CH.7 163.860 +CH.6 DVP 163.865 DVP all the time +CH.1 163.900 +REPEATER 163.8875 +F5 REPEATER 163.9125 +CH.8 163.920 +FBI 163.915 NY/CT +F1 REPEATER 163.925 WV/HUNT/CHAR +FBI 163.950 NY/CT +CH.1 163.9635 +F3 163.965 OHIO +REPEATER 163.9375 +FBI 163.975 NY/CT +REPEATER 164.125 +FBI 164.150 NY/CT +REPEATER 164.550 +FBI 167.235 NEW HAVEN CT. +F1 INPUT 167.3125 +CH.2 167.315 +PRIMARY 167.425 +FBI 167.435 NEW HAVEN CT. +F2 SIMPLEX 167.450 +CH.5 167.515 +FBI 167.535 NY/CT +F4 COMMON WILDLIFE 167.565 low power +F4 NATIONWIDE 167.5625 +CH.7A 167.590 +COMMON NATIONWIDE 167.600 +F3 167.6125 +REPEATER 167.7125 +FBI 167.785 NY/CT +REPEATER 173.125 +CH.3 167.635 +FBI (UHF) 414.075 CT/STATEWIDE +FBI " 414.100 NJ AREA +FBI " 414.350 +FBI " 414.400 LONG ISLAND +FBI " 414.575 +FBI " 413.625 +FBI " 414.825 +CONSTANT TONE CARRIER 419.350 +SEARCH BANDS RPTS OUT 162.6375 - 162.7875 +SEARCH BANDS 164.0 - 164.55 +SEARCH BANDS 167.2375 - 167.80 +DISCRETE BANDS 406.35 - 418.35 +GOVT. BAND 406.0 - 420.0 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES CUSTOMS + +OPERATIONS 162.825 +CUSTOMS 162.235 +CH.1 OP'S 165.2375 +CH.5 USDT COMMON 165.4625 +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +CH.4 TACTICAL 165.7375 +TACTICAL CAR-CAR 165.850 +CH.2 OP'S 166.4375 +CH.3 166.460 +CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 +LOW POWER ear mics, secret 163.100 under 30 watts +LOW POWER communications, 418.050 " " " +LOW POWER some surveillance 418.575 " " " +LOW POWER " " 27.575 5 watts +LOW POWER " " 27.585 " " +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + SECRET SERVICE + +SECRET SERVICE 164.400 +TANGO VP SECURITY 164.650 +SECRET SERVICE 164.885 +YANKEE GROUND PHONES AIR 162.685 +NATIONWIDE REPEATER 165.375 +MIKE PRES./FOREIGN VIP'S 165.2125 +SECRET SERVICE 165.685 NEW HAVEN CT. +BAKER 165.785 WV/CHAR. +BAKER 165.7875 +CH. B 165.790 WV/CHAR +SECRET SERVICE 166.640 NEW HAVEN CT. +SECRET SERVICE 166.700 +ECHO AIR/GROUND PHONE/UPLINK 407.850 +FOXTROT/AIR/GROUND/DOWNLIND 415.700 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + +DEPT. OF JUSTICE 166.465 + + UNITED STATES DEPT. OF TREASURY "USDT" + +USDT 165.205 + " 165.2875 + " 165.913 WV AREA + " 165.950 + " 166.4625 + " 166.5375 + " 166.585 + " 167.000 + " 415.000 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES DEPT. OF LABOR + + 164.700 AZ PHOENIX + 406.200 " " + 162.225 AR LITTLE ROCK + 164.700 " " " + 406.200 CA LONG BEACH + 172.300 CA LOS ANGELES + 407.175 CA SAN DIEGO + 408.025 " " " + 406.200 CO DENVER + 162.900 DC WASHINGTON + 163.750 " " + 408.475 " " + 409.125 " " + 166.200 FL GAINESVILLE + 408.025 " JACKSONVILLE + 406.200 GA ATLANTA + 408.025 " BRUNSWICK + 409.025 IL WILMINGTON + 415.450 " " + 164.175 IN EDINBURGH + 409.025 " " + 164.700 KY MORGANFIELD + 162.225 " " + 164.175 " " + 408.025 LA SHREVEPORT + 413.025 " " + 406.200 MA BOSTON + 162.225 ME BANGOR + 163.750 MD BALTIMORE + 408.025 MI DETROIT + 164.175 MS CRYSTAL SPRINGS + 172.300 MS GULFPORT + 165.6125 MO EXCELSIOR SPRINGS + 166.250 MO " " + 408.025 MO ST. LOUIS + 406.200 NV LAS VEGAS + 162.025 NV RENO + 162.6125 " " + 408.025 NM ALBURQUERQUE + 162.025 NY BRONX + 406.225 NY CALLICOON + 408.025 NY CASSADAGA + 409.025 NY LIBERTY + 164.700 NC KITTRELL + 173.6125 OH CINCINNATI + 162.225 OR ASTORIA + 162.850 OR " + 406.200 PA PHILADELPHIA + 406.200 PR SAN JUAN + 164.700 TN KNOXVILLE + 163.000 TX NcKINNEY + 164.700 TX SAN MARCOS + 168.350 WV TRIADELPHIA + 165.913 WV + ALL AREAS PORTABLES 406.200 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + TO FIND THOSE HIDDEN FREQUENCIES SEARCH BETWEEN THESE BANDS + + 162.685 - 162.980 163.200 - 163.990 + 165.210 - 165.950 166.400 - 166.750 + 167.050 - 167.800 168.800 - 168.950 + 170.700 - 170.925 171.150 - 172.000 + 411.000 - 411.930 413.675 - 413.975 + 414.000 - 414.575 416.050 - 416.775 + 417.020 - 417.275 418.050 - 418.980 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + COMMON CODE WORDS AND TERMS USED BY THE GOVT. IN FIELD OPERATIONS + ================================================================= + +BIG K, THE K-MART +BIRD DOG SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +BREAK OFF END SURVEILLANCE; APPLY DISTANCE BETWEEN SUSPECT AND + SURVEILLANCE UNIT +CAVE, THE SURVEILLANCE LISTENING POST +C.I. CASE INFORMANT +DIAPER CHANGE REPLACING BATTERIES IN MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER DIGITAL REFERENCE TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING TRANSMISSION +EDEN HIRED SUBJECT +EYEBALL SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT UNDER AGENTS DIRECT VIEW +EYES STARLIGHT NIGHTVISION OPTICS +F.F. FIELD FILE +FLICKS SURVEILLANCE FILMS +FLYER SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT PILOT +H.T. HANDY TALKIE (HAND-HELD UNIT) +HALF-SIGNAL AGENTS SPOUSE +HOME FRONT AGENTS HOME OFFICE +I, THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY +IN THE CLEAR TRANSMIT WITHOUT SCRAMBLING +IN THE POCKET SUBJECT IN SURVEILLANCE NET; SUBJECT WHEREABOUTS + KNOWN BY AGENTS. +L.L. LAND LINE (TELEPHONE) +MAIN MAN PRIMARY SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT OF INTEREST +MICKEY Ds MACDONALDS +NEST SURVEILLANCE SUBJECTS HOME +NOISEMAKER MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +NUMBER ONE MAN PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +O, THE AGENTS OFFICE +OUT OF POCKET SUBJECT NO LONGER UNDER SURVEILLANCE ; SUBJECTS + WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS +OUR BOY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR FRIEND SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAIN INTEREST PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAN SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUTSIDE AGENCY NEWS MEDIA +PACKAGE SUBJECT OR OBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PIGEON SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PLANK A BRIDGE +PORT AGENTS HOTEL/MOTEL +PRIVATE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +PRIVATE SIDE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +R, THE AGENTS RESIDENCE +RABBIT SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +RABBIT TRACKS SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE ON THE MOVE +REDBALLED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT WITH SUBJECT +REDBOARDED STOOPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT , SUBJECT NOT STOPPED +R.D.O. REGULAR DAY OFF +S.W. SEARCH WARRANT +SIGNAL FIELD AGENT +SOLO AGENT ALONE ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT +STANDARD OPERATE IN THE CLEAR +STAGING AREA AREA WHERE AGENTS GROUP PRIOR TO SURVEILLANCE OR + APPREHENSION OF SUBJECT(s) +SUBJECT PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TARGET SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TRUCK SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +TRUCK GARAGE AIRPORT +U.C. UNDERCOVER +WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WAR WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WIRE BODY TRANSMITTER +WALKING THE DOG AGENT FOLLOWING SUBJECT ON FOOT + + + COMMON TEN CODES + ================ + +10-0 NEGATIVE +10-4 OK +10-7 OUT OF SERVICE +10-8 IN SERVICE +10-9 REPEAT PREVIOUS TRANSMISSION +10-16 MESSAGE CHECK +10-20 LOCATION +10-21 TELEPHONE CALL +10-23 STAND BY +10-28 LICENSE PLATE CHECK +10-29 OPERATORS LICENSE CHECK +10-66 ALARM (?) +10-85 MEET WITH AGENT . . . +10-90 BANK ROBBERY +10-95 SUBJECTS APPREHENDED, AREA CLEARED AND SECURE + + A COUPLE QUICK NOTES ABOUT SOME OF THE FREQUENCIES + ================================================== + + The Scrambling method used by Federal Angencies is DES, Digital Encryption + Standard, this type of scrambling is found on certain type of Motorola + equipment. Digital Encryption sounds like a bunch of tones and beeps and is + quiet nerve racking, this type of scrambling is very hard to crack unlike + Phase Inversion. DES uses a preset code that can be anything of about + 10,000 different combinations. These combinations are changed periodically, + the field agents may not even know the combination... Even if you would + happen to find a code which is unlikely you probably wouldnt hear it for + long. The only way I can think about cracking it would be to have a + computer program that could sample the combinations super fast, even then + it would take a considerable time to find them. + + Now Phase inversion types of Scrambling is pretty easy to crack, note that + it is against the law to make or own any type of descrambler that will intercept police frequencies that are scrambled. Some companies are now + offering kits that you can build that work on phase inversion... + Ramsey electronics is one of the companies. For more information concerning + this and other companies and these types of kits and laws about there use + leave me E-Mail..... + + Give us a call on the Hotline 304-736-9169 + + John Johnson, KWV8BP (Topol) + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/federalfreq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/federalfreq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..923fe421 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/federalfreq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,599 @@ + + + + + + FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FREQUENCY LIST + ********************************* + +r = repeater output Rev 6/15/92 + +DEPT of AGRICULTURE + + 170.450 Otis Air Force Base, Falmouth, MA + 171.525 Waltham, MA + 413.900 Beltsville, MD Research Center Security + + +US ATTORNEY + + 415.850 Nationwide + 416.175 Nationwide + +US CAPITOL POLICE + + 164.625r KGD238 Washington F2 Car to Car + 164.800r KGD238 Washington F1 Dispatch + + +CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY + + 163.810 + 165.010 + 165.110 + 165.385 + 165.875 Langley Security + 407.800 + 408.600 + + +U.S.C.G. + + 162.125 LANT + 164.1375 Police + 166.225 Aircraft + 171.3125 Falmouth, MA ANARC Net + 171.3375 Utility Network + 171.5875 + 172.300r Security - Boston + 415.625 Link - Boston + 419.125 Security - Boston + + +US CONGRESS + + 169.5750 Cloak Room Page - Washington +DEPT OF DEFENSE + + 167.7125 Miltary Intelligence + 164.1375 Dept of Defense Police + 165.1375 + + +DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (DEA) + + 418.625r 416.050 input - Ch 1 Operations + 418.900r 416.325 input - Ch 2 Operations Central MA + 418.750 415.600 input - Ch 3 Surveillance/Strike Force + Orderwire Patch System + 418.675 Surveillance - Ch 4 Strike Force + 418.825r 415.600 input - Ch 5 Operations + 418.950r 416.200 input - Ch 6 Operations + 416.375 input - Operations, Cape Cod + 418.975r 417.025 input - Ch 7 Operations + 418.975 Simplex Ch 8 Operations + 416.050 Long Island KLR757 + 418.700 Nationwide + 418.725 Nationwide + 418.750 Washington F3 simplex + 418.750r input 415.600 NY + 418.775 Nationwide + 418.800r Nationwide + 418.875 Nationwide + 418.900 Bridgeport, CT + 418.925 Nationwide + 419.000r input 417.400 New York task force KLR710 + + DEA uses 156.7 hz PL when not in DVP + + 2.8085 X-RAY ALPHA 11.2460 + 4.5000 ZULU ALPHA 11.2880 YANKEE DELTA + 4.9910 X-RAY BRAVO 12.2220 ZULU DELTA + 5.0585 X-RAY CHARLIE 13.3120 YANKEE ECHO + 5.2770 ALPHA 14.3500 LIMA + 5.5710 YANKEE BRAVO 14.6860 PAPA + 5.8410 BRAVO 14.6900 GOLF + 7.3000 CHARLIE 15.8670 ZULU ECHO + 7.5270 ZULU BRAVO 15.9535 X-RAY FOXTROT + 7.6570 FOXTROT 16.1410 HORNET 4 + 7.7780 X-RAY DELTA 17.6010 X-RAY GOLF + 8.9125 YANKEE CHARLIE 18.6660 HOTEL + 9.2385 X-RAY ECHO 19.1310 + 9.4970 DELTA 23.4030 ROMEO + 9.8020 ZULU CHARLIE 23.6750 INDIA + 11.0760 ECHO + + + + + +DEPT of ENERGY + + 4.6045 + 3.3350 Nuclear Transport + 5.7510 Nuclear Transport + 7.7000 Nuclear Transport + 11.5550 Nuclear Transport + 164.2250 Brookhaven National Lab. L.I. N. Y. Fire Dept. + 164.3250 Brookhaven National Lab. L.I. N. Y. - KRF255 + 164.750r 167.850 input Middleton, MA + 167.825r input 164.275 Brookhaven National Lab. Long Island KFW703 + 167.9750 Brookhaven National Lab. Long Island paging - KCG827 + 411.3500 Germantown, MD KZW924 + + +US ENGRAVING & PRINTING OFFICE + + 172.2750 Washington + 171.3875 Washington + + +GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION + +Federal Protective Service + + 413.875 Boston Pagers + 414.8500 Washington F3 + 415.200r Washington F1 Security - KGC253 + 415.2000 Washington simplex F2 + 417.200r input 415.2 - Boston + 417.200 Boston simplex + 419.1750 Baltimore Security - simplex + + +GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE + + 411.200 Washington Security + + +FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION + + 162.2750 Washington, DC HQ + 165.5000 Dulles Airport Police/Fire Operations + 165.6625 National Airport Police + 165.7125 Dulles Police - Access Highway Net + 166.1750 New York link + 167.1755 input 165.6125 New England Network + 169.2625 Dulles police + 169.3250 Dulles police Mobile Lounges + 172.850r 169.25 input Safety Operations - Cape Cod + 172.950r 169.35 input Safety Operations - Boston + 408.8250 Washington, DC HQ + 410.9000 Washington, DC HQ + +FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATONS + + 9.2400 Mhz + 10.5000 + 162.6375 + 163.425 + 163.925 + 163.725r input 167.3375 Black/ECC - F2 New York KEC270 + 163.775 + 163.800r input 164.55 + 163.850r input 167.4175 Blue/ECC2 - F6 Baltimore KGB750 + 163.8625r input 167.5375 Black/ECC - F4 New Haven, CT Tactical + 163.8875r New Haven F5 KEX600 + 163.9125r input 167.150 Black/ECC - F1 + 163.9125 Washington simplex F3 - KGB770 + 163.9125r input 167.5125 ECC1 - Washington + 163.925r F5 + 163.9375r New Jersey KEX620 + 163.950r input 167.4625 New York F3 Black/ECC + 163.9625r input 167.6625 - Maryland + 163.9625 MD simplex F3 + 163.9875r input 167.725 AXO Station - Alexandria KFQ240 + 164.1500 Exeter, RI simulcast w/167.6000 + 164.2250 Springfield, MA area + 167.2125 New York Administration Gold F1 + 167.2375r input 163.9875 Foxboro, MA + 167.2500 NY F1 + input 163.9875 Springfield, MA + 167.2625r input 162.975 Exeter, RI + Westfield, MA WWLP tower + NJ F3 + 167.2875 CT simplex car-car + MA active in Worcester, MA area + 167.3000 NY Blue + 167.3125r Boston Tactical F1 + 167.3375 CT simplex Car-Car + 167.3600 Baltimore F2 + 167.3625r Boston Area "CENTRAL" + 167.3750 New York Administration simplex Gold + 167.3875r input 163.8875 Stamford, CT + 167.3875 RI Car-Car + 167.4000 NY F2 + 167.4125 MA Bank Robbery Task Force + 167.4250 New Haven F1 + 167.4375r Boston, MA + 167.4500 Baltimore link on 414.35 F1 + 167.4625r input 162.950 Fall River, MA + 167.4625 New York Gold F3 Administration + 167.5125 input 163.9375 Hartford, CT B3 "800" + 167.5250 KEX620 New Jersey F1 + 167.5375 KEC270 New York Gold F4 Administration + 167.5625 Nationwide simplex F4 + 167.6000r RI Simulcast w/164.1500 + New York Red F1 surveillance + 167.6125r input 163.9875 Paxton, MA - NH + 167.6500 New York Red F2 surveillance + 167.6625r input 162.7625 Federal Bldg, Providence, RI KCB801 + NY/VT F3 KEC250 + 167.6875r input 164.350 New York Blue F2 + Stamford CT B7 + Avon, CT B7 "800" + Montville, CT B7 /"900" + 167.7125r input 162.950 Providence, RI C1 + 167.7375 input 164.8625 New Haven, CT B8 + 167.7625r input 162.950 Shannock, RI + 167.7750 New York Blue F1 + 167.7875 New Haven, CT car-car + 168.875r input 163.8375 Hamden, CT WTNH Tower A5 + 169.950r input 163.9375 Sterling, CT + input 163.8875 Bozrah, CT + 171.1750 Aeronautical Surveillance + 412.4500 Montville, CT link to 169.950 Repeater + 412.5250 North Stonington, CT link to 169.950 Repeater + 413.6250 unknown use + 414.0750 Trumbull, CT UHF link Repeats 167.5625 + 414.1000 Suffolk, NY link + 414.2500 Washington, DC link F5 + 414.3500 Baltimore link to F1 - 167.450 + 414.3500 Suffolk, NY link + 414.4000 Long Island, NY + 414.4750 reported link, unknown use + 414.9500 Washington link for KGB770 + 419.2750 Washington F1 link 167.400 + 419.3500 reported link, unknown use + 419.4000 Alexandria, VA link for F3 163.9875 + 419.4750 Suffolk, NY link + + Unknown Killingworth, CT link Rcvr for 168.8750 Repeater + + The FBI uses a 167.9hz PL tone when not in DVP + + + +UNITED STATES MARSHALLS + + 163.200r input 163.8125 - Ch 1 Operations + 163.200 Simplex - Ch 2 Operations + 164.600 input 163.8125 - Ch 3 Vehiclular Rptrs + 164.600 Simplex Operations Ch 4 + 163.8125 Air Mobiles. + 162.7125r 170.800 input + + +U. S. BUREAU OF PRISONS + + 170.875 Ch 1 + 170.925 Ch 2 + 170.650 Ch 3 + +U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY + +Internal Revenue Service (IRS) + + 166.4625r input 166.5875 USDT Common + 165.950r input 167.00 CID Operations Ch.1 + 167.000 CID Operations simplex Ch.2 + 165.950 CID Operations simplex Ch.3 + + 166.000r input 167.10 IRS Investigations Ch.1 + 166.000 simplex Ch.2 + + 418.225r input 414.700 CID Operations Ch.1 + 418.225 CID Operations simplex Ch.2 + 418.175 CID Tactical Ch.3 + 414.700 New York Metro link to 418.225 + Long Island - shared w/ ATF + 418.175 New York - shared w/ ATF + 418.200 New York - shared w/ ATF + 418.225r input 414.70 New York - Brooklyn/Long Island + + +Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) + + 165.2875r 166.5375 input - Operations Ch.1 + 166.5375 Tactical Ch.2 + 165.2875 simplex Ch.3 + 166.4625r 166.5875 input - USDT Common Ch.4 + 166.4625 simplex - X-Ray + 165.9125 Operations Ch. 5 + 165.3500 Local Office + 414.7000 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.1750 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.2080 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.2250 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.2500 Nationwide shared w/IRS + +U.S. Customs + + 162.8250 Operations + 165.2375r input 166.4375 - Operations Ch.1 NY Sector KAE310 + input 166.5875 - Operations PA Sector + 165.2375 simplex Ch.2 + 166.4625 USDT Common - X-Ray Ch.3 + 165.7375 Tactical Ch.4 + 165.4625r input 166.5875 USDT Common Uniform Patrol Divison + 165.8500 Tactical simplex + 171.2500 Nationwide w/US NAVY ships + + 2808.5 X-ray Alpha 11246.0 + 4500.0 Zulu Alpha 11288.0 Yankee Delta + 4991.0 X-ray Bravo 12222.0 Zulu Delta + 5058.5 X-ray Charlie 13312.0 Yankee Echo + 5277.0 Alpha 14350.0 Lima + 5571.0 Yankee Bravo 14686.0 Papa + 5841.0 Bravo 14690.0 Golf + 7300.0 Charlie 15867.0 Zulu Echo + 7527.0 Zulu Bravo 15953.5 X-ray Foxtrot + 7657.0 Foxtrot 16141.0 HORNET 4 + 7778.5 X-ray Delta 17601.0 X-ray Golf + 8912.5 Yankee Charlie 18666.0 Hotel + 9238.5 X-Ray Echo 19131.0 + 9497.0 Delta 23403.0 Romeo + 9802.0 Zulu Charlie 23675.0 India + 11076.0 Echo ( khz ) + + +Secret Service + + 32.2300 Washington to Camp David link - Able + 164.1000 Presidential Protection - Victor + 164.4000 Nationwide - Papa counterfeit operations + 164.6500 Nationwide - Tango + 164.8875 Nationwide - Pres. Limo & Exec. Family - Oscar + 165.2125 Nationwide - Mike, local Field Office operations + 165.375r input 165.7125Nationwide - Charlie + 165.650r input 166.640 Baltimore FO KGC942 + 165.6875 Nationwide - Alpha + 165.6875r Washington FO + 165.7875 Presidential / VIP Escorts - Baker + 166.2125 Nationwide - Hotel + 166.4000 Nationwide - Golf + 166.5125 Nationwide - WHCA - Sierra + 166.7000 Nationwide - WHCA Staff - Quebec + 167.0250 New York - WHCA & SS - November + 167.8250 Nationwide - WHCA Staff - Kilo + 168.7875 Nationwide - WHCA Staff - Lima + 169.9250 Nationwide - Delta - WHCA + 170.0000 Washington - Presidental Aide Paging System + 171.1875 Washington - Security Force + 407.9250 Washington - India - Guard Force + + 162.6875 Yankee AF1 uplink from Crown (WHCA) + 171.2875 Zulu AF1 downlink to Crown + 407.8500 Echo AF1 uplink from Crown (WHCA) + 415.7000 Foxtrot AF1 downlink to Crown + + USDT uses 103.5 hz PL when not in DVP + + +FEDERAL COMMUNICATONS COMMISSION + + 167.050r 172.05 input - Nationwide - Field Operations Bureau + - KEA469 New York + + + +IMMIGRATION + + 163.750r Boston 123.0 hz PL + 163.6250r Nationwide + 163.6625r Nationwide + 163.6750r input 169.675 - Richmond, KAD210 + 162.9750r New York + + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK + + 170.200 + 167.975 National Interagency Emergency Network + + +FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHARED + + 165.850 Tactical + 408.40 + 418.05 National Fire Protection Agency - Boston + 418.075 + + +U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR + + 162.900 + 163.750 + 164.700 KY + 168.350 W. VA + 173.6125 Ohio + 406.200 Ohio + 406.200 Portables + + +US MARINE CORPS + +Base - Quantico, VA + + 140.100 Crash Crews + 149.100 Police Ch 1 + 149.130 Police Ch 2 + 149.350 Fire Dispatch + 149.450 Ambulance Dispatch + + +DEPT of STATE + +Diplomatic Protection Service + + 165.6125 KHA200 New York UN Security paging + 166.1000 KHA200 New York UN Security + 168.2250 Washington Foreign Service Security + 170.5750 New York + 407.2000 New York NY City - White Face Mountain + 407.6000 New York NY City - White Face Mountain + 409.6250 New York + 409.7000 New York NY City + 411.150r input 407.20 - Boston Diplomatic Security + 414.6750 Washington Blowtorch F2 + 414.850r Washington Boardwalk Embassy Prot + 414.9500 New York Boardwalk + 414.9500 Washington Orange F1 Uniform Division + 414.9750 Washington F4 + 415.6500 Washington + 415.8750 Washington + 415.9750 Washington + + +FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY + + 5.2110 + 10.4939 + 16.9500 + 139.3500 + 143.0250 + 143.2500 + 167.975 + + +NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION + + 418.050r input 408.40 Braintree, MA + + + +NATIONAL PARK SERVICE + + 166.725 Park Police Channel 1 + 166.925 Park Police Channel 2 Dispatch + 163.1250 Virginia Manassas Battlefield + 164.475r input 165.4125 New Jersey Parks + 164.425 Minuteman National Park Operations MA + 166.325r input 166.925 Gateway Recreational Area + - New York Park Police + 166.3500 Baltimore Fort McHenry + 166.725r input 167.075 Washington Park Police '100' + 166.7750 Boston National Park Operations KCA711 + 166.8500 Washington Park Police F3 R.Creek Pwky + 166.900r Long Island - Fire Island + 166.900r input 166.300 Shenandoah Park VA + 166.925r input 165.925 Washington Police F2 '200' GW Parkway + 166.950 Boston National Park Operations KCA711 + 166.950r input 166.350 Lowell, MA National Park Operations + Long Island F D R Home + 166.9500 input 166.350 - Maryland R C & O Canal + 166.9500 Harpers Ferry Park , MD + 167.0750 New York Park Police Gateway Recreational Area + 167.0750 Washington Park Police F4 '400' BW Parkway + 168.4750 input 169.175 Prince Will Forest, VA + 168.5500 New York F4 Gateway Recreational Area + 171.725r 172.525 input -Cape Cod National Seashore + 171.725 Cape Cod National Seashore simplex + Maryland Greenbelt Park Police + 172.400r New York Central Park + 409.050 JFK Center Washington + 411.6250 Washington Park Police + 411.7250 Washington link to f2 on 166.925 + 411.8250 JFK Center Washington + 411.8250 Washington Park Police + 411.9250 Washington Park Police + 411.9250 Washington National Vistor's Center + 416.125r input 417.725 Washington train + 417.8250 New York Park Police link to 166.325 + 417.9750 Virginia Wolf Trap Farm + + +NATIONAL TRAFFIC SAFETY BOARD + + 166.1750 + + +OTIS AIR FORCE BASE + + 165.0375 PAVE PAWS + 171.3375 Rescue + 173.5625 Fire + 173.5875 Crash / Rescue + + +NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES + + 163.225r 162.050 input Boston & Newport,RI Repeaters + 163.225r 162.100 input Cape Cod, Portsmouth NH and Portland, + ME Repeaters + + +THE PENTAGON + + 36.510 Base Link + 36.710 MP's + 36.990 Fire + + +U.S. POSTAL SERVICE + +Inspectors + + 414.750r Ch 1 + 414.750 Ch 2 + 415.050r Ch 3 + 415.050 Ch 4 + 164.5000 Maryland Largo Mail Handling Facility + 164.9875 NJ truck operations + 166.3750 New York truck maintenance operations + 169.0000 New York Inspectors + 169.1125 NY Long Island + 169.6000 New York Inspectors Ch3 + 169.850r New York Inspectors + 173.6125 New York Kennedy Airport + 173.6375 Long Island Hicksville, NY + 173.6875 Long Island + 417.6500 Rockville, Maryland Training Center + 418.3000 Washington Security KIB754 + + +FEDERAL RESERVE BANK + + 413.9250 Washington Security + + +DEPT of HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE + + 171.2375 New York + 411.450r HEW NIH Bethrsda, MD Security + + +LIBRARY OF CONGRESS + + 411.4000 Washington Security + +N A S A + + 170.1750 Washington - Dulles Airport + 408.150r Goddard Ctr - Greenbelt, MD maintenance + + +NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS + + 164.0250 Maryland messenger Gaithersburg, MD + 166.175r input 169.025 Gaithersburg, MD KGB548 + + +SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE + + 169.0375 Washington F1 Security KFX752 + 169.200r Washington F2 Security + 169.7250 Washington National Zoological Park Police + + +U.S. SUPREME COURT + + 163.2750 Security + + + + +UNKNOWN + + 165.2625 + 168.3250 Traffic at 8AM \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfile.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfile.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..612cfa93 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfile.ham @@ -0,0 +1,444 @@ + SCANNER FREQUENCY + LISTINGS + + + FEDERAL FREQUENCIES + -------------------- + + + By: John Johnson, KWV8BP + of The Hotline MBBS 304-736-9169 + + + These frequencies have been confirmed by various sources including Monitor + ing Times, Popular Communications, and friends. Frequencies that are the + same yet have been heard in other states, cities will have the state or city + listed with it, plus the identifier for that certain area. If you would like + to see some of the other files that I have or would like to leave your files + with us, call us at The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169. This is a new BBS which I + am running I have put this BBS up strictly for Scanner & Radio enthusiasts + and also for informational purposes on UFO's. A quick note about my Files, + in the past they were made on an Apple type computer which did not add the + line feeds or returns, IBM persons had trouble viewing them, I have now + switched over all my files to meet the IBM standard, you can simply view + them by using the Type command. Call us down here we offer many online + SIGS, our storage capacity is right around 3 gigabytes... + When logging on The Hotline and filling out your new user status, there will + be a question asked what your interest is in calling the Hotline, Please + mark Scanner here and you will be taken care of STAT.... + + + FEDERAL FREQUENCIES + ------------------- + + DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY KNOWN STATES NOTES + ----------- --------- ------------ ----- + +DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY "DEA" + +DEA/ATF 165.290 WV/KY +DEA/ATF 165.375 sec.serv.ch.c +DEA 415.600 WV/CHAR. +DEA 416.050 WV/CHAR. chan. 5A +DEA 416.200 WV/CHAR. +DEA 416.325 WV/CHAR. +CH.7 OPERATIONS 417.025 +CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625 WV/CHAR. chan. 1A +CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.900 +CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 416.325 +CH.3 SURV/STRIKE FORCE 418.750 WV/CHAR. chan. 3 Intra/agency ATF +CH.4 SURV/STRIKE FORCE 418.675 WV/CHAR. chan. 4 +DEA 418.700 +DEA 418.800 WV/CHAR. chan. 1B +CH.5 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.825 WV/CHAR. chan. 5B +SURVEILLANCE 418.900 WV/CHAR. +CH.6 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.950 WV/CHAR. chan. 6 +CH.8 OPERATIONS SIMPLEX 418.975 +LOW POWER 418.050 +LOW POWER 418.075 +LOW POWER 418.575 +SEARCH BANDS/MOBILE OUTPUTS 416.0 - 417.0 +SEARCH BANDS 417.4 - 419.0 +SEARCH BANDS 418.625 - 419.0 + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS "BATF" + +BATF 165.285 +CH.1 OPERATIONS 165.2875 +LOCAL OFFICES 165.350 +FIREARMS 165.355 +BATF ? 165.375 +USDT COMMON 165.4625 +CH.5 OPERATIONS 165.9125 +BATF 166.460 +CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625 +BATF 166.535 +CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 chan.3 op's +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +BATF 418.225 + +_____________________________________________________________________________ + +STATE DEPT. 165.710 +STATE DEPT. 409.625 + +NAT.T.S.BOARD 166.175 + +GSA BRIDGEPORT CT. 417.200 + +FEDERAL EMG.AGENCY DC 167.975 + +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 415.200 +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 417.200 + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK 170.200 + +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 165.850 tactical +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 408.400 +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 418.075 + +POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.850 chan. red +POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.650 +POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS 414.750 +POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS 416.225 +POST OFFICE SECURITY 419.300 + + BUREAU OF PRISONS +CH.1 170.875 Monitored conversations +CH.2 170.925 In KY. +CH.3 170.650 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES MARSHALLS + +OPERATIONS REPORTED 162.7125 +CH.1 OP'S RPT. F2 163.200 WV/CHAR. ch.2 op's simplex +LEMON RPT. 163.725 +RPT. 163.775 +AIR MOBILES 163.8125 WV/HUNT/CHAR ch.1-3 op's +F1 163.815 KY/ASHLAND +CH.3 OP'S MOBILE EXTENDERS 164.600 ch.4 op's F3 +INPUT 170.675 +OP'S REPORTED 170.800 + +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE "IRS" + +USDT COMMON 165.4625 +CH.1 CID OP'S RPT. 165.950 ch.3 CID direct +CH.1 IRS INVESTIGATIONS 166.000 ch.2 Investigation +CH.1-2 CID OP'S RPT. 167.000 ch.2 direct +USDT COMMON 166.4625 +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +CH.1 IRS INVESTIGATIONS 167.100 +CH.1 CID OP'S (UHF) 414.700 +CH.3 CID TACTICAL 418.175 +CH.1 CID OP'S 418.225 ch.2 CID direct +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION "FCC" + +REPEATER OUT 167.050 +REPEATER IN 172.800 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS "FBI" + +AIRCRAFT 120.4250 +REPEATER 162.635 NY/CT + " " 162.6375 +FBI 162.760 NY/CT +REPEATER 162.7875 +FBI 162.950 NY/CT +FBI 162.975 NY/CT +FBI 163.050 NY/CT +F5 REPEATER 163.425 +REPEATER 163.725 +FBI 163.750 NY/CT +REPEATER 163.775 +REPEATER 163.800 +CH.7 163.860 +CH.6 DVP 163.865 DVP all the time +CH.1 163.900 +REPEATER 163.8875 +F5 REPEATER 163.9125 +CH.8 163.920 +FBI 163.915 NY/CT +F1 REPEATER 163.925 WV/HUNT/CHAR +FBI 163.950 NY/CT +CH.1 163.9635 +F3 163.965 OHIO +REPEATER 163.9375 +FBI 163.975 NY/CT +REPEATER 164.125 +FBI 164.150 NY/CT +REPEATER 164.550 +FBI 167.235 NEW HAVEN CT. +F1 INPUT 167.3125 +CH.2 167.315 +PRIMARY 167.425 +FBI 167.435 NEW HAVEN CT. +F2 SIMPLEX 167.450 +CH.5 167.515 +FBI 167.535 NY/CT +F4 COMMON WILDLIFE 167.565 low power +F4 NATIONWIDE 167.5625 +CH.7A 167.590 +COMMON NATIONWIDE 167.600 +F3 167.6125 +REPEATER 167.7125 +FBI 167.785 NY/CT +REPEATER 173.125 +CH.3 167.635 +FBI (UHF) 414.075 CT/STATEWIDE +FBI " 414.100 NJ AREA +FBI " 414.350 +FBI " 414.400 LONG ISLAND +FBI " 414.575 +FBI " 413.625 +FBI " 414.825 +CONSTANT TONE CARRIER 419.350 +SEARCH BANDS RPTS OUT 162.6375 - 162.7875 +SEARCH BANDS 164.0 - 164.55 +SEARCH BANDS 167.2375 - 167.80 +DISCRETE BANDS 406.35 - 418.35 +GOVT. BAND 406.0 - 420.0 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES CUSTOMS + +OPERATIONS 162.825 +CUSTOMS 162.235 +CH.1 OP'S 165.2375 +CH.5 USDT COMMON 165.4625 +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +CH.4 TACTICAL 165.7375 +TACTICAL CAR-CAR 165.850 +CH.2 OP'S 166.4375 +CH.3 166.460 +CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 +LOW POWER ear mics, secret 163.100 under 30 watts +LOW POWER communications, 418.050 " " " +LOW POWER some surveillance 418.575 " " " +LOW POWER " " 27.575 5 watts +LOW POWER " " 27.585 " " +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + SECRET SERVICE + +SECRET SERVICE 164.400 +TANGO VP SECURITY 164.650 +SECRET SERVICE 164.885 +YANKEE GROUND PHONES AIR 162.685 +NATIONWIDE REPEATER 165.375 +MIKE PRES./FOREIGN VIP'S 165.2125 +SECRET SERVICE 165.685 NEW HAVEN CT. +BAKER 165.785 WV/CHAR. +BAKER 165.7875 +CH. B 165.790 WV/CHAR +SECRET SERVICE 166.640 NEW HAVEN CT. +SECRET SERVICE 166.700 +ECHO AIR/GROUND PHONE/UPLINK 407.850 +FOXTROT/AIR/GROUND/DOWNLIND 415.700 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + +DEPT. OF JUSTICE 166.465 + + UNITED STATES DEPT. OF TREASURY "USDT" + +USDT 165.205 + " 165.2875 + " 165.913 WV AREA + " 165.950 + " 166.4625 + " 166.5375 + " 166.585 + " 167.000 + " 415.000 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES DEPT. OF LABOR + + 164.700 AZ PHOENIX + 406.200 " " + 162.225 AR LITTLE ROCK + 164.700 " " " + 406.200 CA LONG BEACH + 172.300 CA LOS ANGELES + 407.175 CA SAN DIEGO + 408.025 " " " + 406.200 CO DENVER + 162.900 DC WASHINGTON + 163.750 " " + 408.475 " " + 409.125 " " + 166.200 FL GAINESVILLE + 408.025 " JACKSONVILLE + 406.200 GA ATLANTA + 408.025 " BRUNSWICK + 409.025 IL WILMINGTON + 415.450 " " + 164.175 IN EDINBURGH + 409.025 " " + 164.700 KY MORGANFIELD + 162.225 " " + 164.175 " " + 408.025 LA SHREVEPORT + 413.025 " " + 406.200 MA BOSTON + 162.225 ME BANGOR + 163.750 MD BALTIMORE + 408.025 MI DETROIT + 164.175 MS CRYSTAL SPRINGS + 172.300 MS GULFPORT + 165.6125 MO EXCELSIOR SPRINGS + 166.250 MO " " + 408.025 MO ST. LOUIS + 406.200 NV LAS VEGAS + 162.025 NV RENO + 162.6125 " " + 408.025 NM ALBURQUERQUE + 162.025 NY BRONX + 406.225 NY CALLICOON + 408.025 NY CASSADAGA + 409.025 NY LIBERTY + 164.700 NC KITTRELL + 173.6125 OH CINCINNATI + 162.225 OR ASTORIA + 162.850 OR " + 406.200 PA PHILADELPHIA + 406.200 PR SAN JUAN + 164.700 TN KNOXVILLE + 163.000 TX NcKINNEY + 164.700 TX SAN MARCOS + 168.350 WV TRIADELPHIA + 165.913 WV + ALL AREAS PORTABLES 406.200 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + TO FIND THOSE HIDDEN FREQUENCIES SEARCH BETWEEN THESE BANDS + + 162.685 - 162.980 163.200 - 163.990 + 165.210 - 165.950 166.400 - 166.750 + 167.050 - 167.800 168.800 - 168.950 + 170.700 - 170.925 171.150 - 172.000 + 411.000 - 411.930 413.675 - 413.975 + 414.000 - 414.575 416.050 - 416.775 + 417.020 - 417.275 418.050 - 418.980 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + COMMON CODE WORDS AND TERMS USED BY THE GOVT. IN FIELD OPERATIONS + ================================================================= + +BIG K, THE K-MART +BIRD DOG SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +BREAK OFF END SURVEILLANCE; APPLY DISTANCE BETWEEN SUSPECT AND + SURVEILLANCE UNIT +CAVE, THE SURVEILLANCE LISTENING POST +C.I. CASE INFORMANT +DIAPER CHANGE REPLACING BATTERIES IN MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER DIGITAL REFERENCE TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING TRANSMISSION +EDEN HIRED SUBJECT +EYEBALL SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT UNDER AGENTS DIRECT VIEW +EYES STARLIGHT NIGHTVISION OPTICS +F.F. FIELD FILE +FLICKS SURVEILLANCE FILMS +FLYER SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT PILOT +H.T. HANDY TALKIE (HAND-HELD UNIT) +HALF-SIGNAL AGENTS SPOUSE +HOME FRONT AGENTS HOME OFFICE +I, THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY +IN THE CLEAR TRANSMIT WITHOUT SCRAMBLING +IN THE POCKET SUBJECT IN SURVEILLANCE NET; SUBJECT WHEREABOUTS + KNOWN BY AGENTS. +L.L. LAND LINE (TELEPHONE) +MAIN MAN PRIMARY SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT OF INTEREST +MICKEY Ds MACDONALDS +NEST SURVEILLANCE SUBJECTS HOME +NOISEMAKER MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +NUMBER ONE MAN PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +O, THE AGENTS OFFICE +OUT OF POCKET SUBJECT NO LONGER UNDER SURVEILLANCE ; SUBJECTS + WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS +OUR BOY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR FRIEND SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAIN INTEREST PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAN SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUTSIDE AGENCY NEWS MEDIA +PACKAGE SUBJECT OR OBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PIGEON SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PLANK A BRIDGE +PORT AGENTS HOTEL/MOTEL +PRIVATE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +PRIVATE SIDE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +R, THE AGENTS RESIDENCE +RABBIT SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +RABBIT TRACKS SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE ON THE MOVE +REDBALLED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT WITH SUBJECT +REDBOARDED STOOPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT , SUBJECT NOT STOPPED +R.D.O. REGULAR DAY OFF +S.W. SEARCH WARRANT +SIGNAL FIELD AGENT +SOLO AGENT ALONE ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT +STANDARD OPERATE IN THE CLEAR +STAGING AREA AREA WHERE AGENTS GROUP PRIOR TO SURVEILLANCE OR + APPREHENSION OF SUBJECT(s) +SUBJECT PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TARGET SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TRUCK SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +TRUCK GARAGE AIRPORT +U.C. UNDERCOVER +WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WAR WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WIRE BODY TRANSMITTER +WALKING THE DOG AGENT FOLLOWING SUBJECT ON FOOT + + + COMMON TEN CODES + ================ + +10-0 NEGATIVE +10-4 OK +10-7 OUT OF SERVICE +10-8 IN SERVICE +10-9 REPEAT PREVIOUS TRANSMISSION +10-16 MESSAGE CHECK +10-20 LOCATION +10-21 TELEPHONE CALL +10-23 STAND BY +10-28 LICENSE PLATE CHECK +10-29 OPERATORS LICENSE CHECK +10-66 ALARM (?) +10-85 MEET WITH AGENT . . . +10-90 BANK ROBBERY +10-95 SUBJECTS APPREHENDED, AREA CLEARED AND SECURE + + A COUPLE QUICK NOTES ABOUT SOME OF THE FREQUENCIES + ================================================== + + The Scrambling method used by Federal Angencies is DES, Digital Encryption + Standard, this type of scrambling is found on certain type of Motorola + equipment. Digital Encryption sounds like a bunch of tones and beeps and is + quiet nerve racking, this type of scrambling is very hard to crack unlike + Phase Inversion. DES uses a preset code that can be anything of about + 10,000 different combinations. These combinations are changed periodically, + the field agents may not even know the combination... Even if you would + happen to find a code which is unlikely you probably wouldnt hear it for + long. The only way I can think about cracking it would be to have a + computer program that could sample the combinations super fast, even then + it would take a considerable time to find them. + + Now Phase inversion types of Scrambling is pretty easy to crack, note that + it is against the law to make or own any type of descrambler that will intercept police frequencies that are scrambled. Some companies are now + offering kits that you can build that work on phase inversion... + Ramsey electronics is one of the companies. For more information concerning + this and other companies and these types of kits and laws about there use + leave me E-Mail..... + + Give us a call on the Hotline 304-736-9169 + + John Johnson, KWV8BP (Topol) + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfile.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfile.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..da8e59be --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfile.txt @@ -0,0 +1,444 @@ + SCANNER FREQUENCY + LISTINGS + + + FEDERAL FREQUENCIES + -------------------- + + + By: John Johnson, KWV8BP + of The Hotline MBBS 304-736-9169 + + + These frequencies have been confirmed by various sources including Monitor + ing Times, Popular Communications, and friends. Frequencies that are the + same yet have been heard in other states, cities will have the state or city + listed with it, plus the identifier for that certain area. If you would like + to see some of the other files that I have or would like to leave your files + with us, call us at The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169. This is a new BBS which I + am running I have put this BBS up strictly for Scanner & Radio enthusiasts + and also for informational purposes on UFO's. A quick note about my Files, + in the past they were made on an Apple type computer which did not add the + line feeds or returns, IBM persons had trouble viewing them, I have now + switched over all my files to meet the IBM standard, you can simply view + them by using the Type command. Call us down here we offer many online + SIGS, our storage capacity is right around 3 gigabytes... + When logging on The Hotline and filling out your new user status, there will + be a question asked what your interest is in calling the Hotline, Please + mark Scanner here and you will be taken care of STAT.... + + + FEDERAL FREQUENCIES + ------------------- + + DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY KNOWN STATES NOTES + ----------- --------- ------------ ----- + +DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY "DEA" + +DEA/ATF 165.290 WV/KY +DEA/ATF 165.375 sec.serv.ch.c +DEA 415.600 WV/CHAR. +DEA 416.050 WV/CHAR. chan. 5A +DEA 416.200 WV/CHAR. +DEA 416.325 WV/CHAR. +CH.7 OPERATIONS 417.025 +CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625 WV/CHAR. chan. 1A +CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.900 +CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 416.325 +CH.3 SURV/STRIKE FORCE 418.750 WV/CHAR. chan. 3 Intra/agency ATF +CH.4 SURV/STRIKE FORCE 418.675 WV/CHAR. chan. 4 +DEA 418.700 +DEA 418.800 WV/CHAR. chan. 1B +CH.5 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.825 WV/CHAR. chan. 5B +SURVEILLANCE 418.900 WV/CHAR. +CH.6 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.950 WV/CHAR. chan. 6 +CH.8 OPERATIONS SIMPLEX 418.975 +LOW POWER 418.050 +LOW POWER 418.075 +LOW POWER 418.575 +SEARCH BANDS/MOBILE OUTPUTS 416.0 - 417.0 +SEARCH BANDS 417.4 - 419.0 +SEARCH BANDS 418.625 - 419.0 + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS "BATF" + +BATF 165.285 +CH.1 OPERATIONS 165.2875 +LOCAL OFFICES 165.350 +FIREARMS 165.355 +BATF ? 165.375 +USDT COMMON 165.4625 +CH.5 OPERATIONS 165.9125 +BATF 166.460 +CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625 +BATF 166.535 +CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 chan.3 op's +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +BATF 418.225 + +_____________________________________________________________________________ + +STATE DEPT. 165.710 +STATE DEPT. 409.625 + +NAT.T.S.BOARD 166.175 + +GSA BRIDGEPORT CT. 417.200 + +FEDERAL EMG.AGENCY DC 167.975 + +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 415.200 +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 417.200 + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK 170.200 + +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 165.850 tactical +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 408.400 +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 418.075 + +POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.850 chan. red +POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.650 +POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS 414.750 +POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS 416.225 +POST OFFICE SECURITY 419.300 + + BUREAU OF PRISONS +CH.1 170.875 Monitored conversations +CH.2 170.925 In KY. +CH.3 170.650 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES MARSHALLS + +OPERATIONS REPORTED 162.7125 +CH.1 OP'S RPT. F2 163.200 WV/CHAR. ch.2 op's simplex +LEMON RPT. 163.725 +RPT. 163.775 +AIR MOBILES 163.8125 WV/HUNT/CHAR ch.1-3 op's +F1 163.815 KY/ASHLAND +CH.3 OP'S MOBILE EXTENDERS 164.600 ch.4 op's F3 +INPUT 170.675 +OP'S REPORTED 170.800 + +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE "IRS" + +USDT COMMON 165.4625 +CH.1 CID OP'S RPT. 165.950 ch.3 CID direct +CH.1 IRS INVESTIGATIONS 166.000 ch.2 Investigation +CH.1-2 CID OP'S RPT. 167.000 ch.2 direct +USDT COMMON 166.4625 +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +CH.1 IRS INVESTIGATIONS 167.100 +CH.1 CID OP'S (UHF) 414.700 +CH.3 CID TACTICAL 418.175 +CH.1 CID OP'S 418.225 ch.2 CID direct +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION "FCC" + +REPEATER OUT 167.050 +REPEATER IN 172.800 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS "FBI" + +AIRCRAFT 120.4250 +REPEATER 162.635 NY/CT + " " 162.6375 +FBI 162.760 NY/CT +REPEATER 162.7875 +FBI 162.950 NY/CT +FBI 162.975 NY/CT +FBI 163.050 NY/CT +F5 REPEATER 163.425 +REPEATER 163.725 +FBI 163.750 NY/CT +REPEATER 163.775 +REPEATER 163.800 +CH.7 163.860 +CH.6 DVP 163.865 DVP all the time +CH.1 163.900 +REPEATER 163.8875 +F5 REPEATER 163.9125 +CH.8 163.920 +FBI 163.915 NY/CT +F1 REPEATER 163.925 WV/HUNT/CHAR +FBI 163.950 NY/CT +CH.1 163.9635 +F3 163.965 OHIO +REPEATER 163.9375 +FBI 163.975 NY/CT +REPEATER 164.125 +FBI 164.150 NY/CT +REPEATER 164.550 +FBI 167.235 NEW HAVEN CT. +F1 INPUT 167.3125 +CH.2 167.315 +PRIMARY 167.425 +FBI 167.435 NEW HAVEN CT. +F2 SIMPLEX 167.450 +CH.5 167.515 +FBI 167.535 NY/CT +F4 COMMON WILDLIFE 167.565 low power +F4 NATIONWIDE 167.5625 +CH.7A 167.590 +COMMON NATIONWIDE 167.600 +F3 167.6125 +REPEATER 167.7125 +FBI 167.785 NY/CT +REPEATER 173.125 +CH.3 167.635 +FBI (UHF) 414.075 CT/STATEWIDE +FBI " 414.100 NJ AREA +FBI " 414.350 +FBI " 414.400 LONG ISLAND +FBI " 414.575 +FBI " 413.625 +FBI " 414.825 +CONSTANT TONE CARRIER 419.350 +SEARCH BANDS RPTS OUT 162.6375 - 162.7875 +SEARCH BANDS 164.0 - 164.55 +SEARCH BANDS 167.2375 - 167.80 +DISCRETE BANDS 406.35 - 418.35 +GOVT. BAND 406.0 - 420.0 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES CUSTOMS + +OPERATIONS 162.825 +CUSTOMS 162.235 +CH.1 OP'S 165.2375 +CH.5 USDT COMMON 165.4625 +USDT COMMON 166.5875 +CH.4 TACTICAL 165.7375 +TACTICAL CAR-CAR 165.850 +CH.2 OP'S 166.4375 +CH.3 166.460 +CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 +LOW POWER ear mics, secret 163.100 under 30 watts +LOW POWER communications, 418.050 " " " +LOW POWER some surveillance 418.575 " " " +LOW POWER " " 27.575 5 watts +LOW POWER " " 27.585 " " +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + SECRET SERVICE + +SECRET SERVICE 164.400 +TANGO VP SECURITY 164.650 +SECRET SERVICE 164.885 +YANKEE GROUND PHONES AIR 162.685 +NATIONWIDE REPEATER 165.375 +MIKE PRES./FOREIGN VIP'S 165.2125 +SECRET SERVICE 165.685 NEW HAVEN CT. +BAKER 165.785 WV/CHAR. +BAKER 165.7875 +CH. B 165.790 WV/CHAR +SECRET SERVICE 166.640 NEW HAVEN CT. +SECRET SERVICE 166.700 +ECHO AIR/GROUND PHONE/UPLINK 407.850 +FOXTROT/AIR/GROUND/DOWNLIND 415.700 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + +DEPT. OF JUSTICE 166.465 + + UNITED STATES DEPT. OF TREASURY "USDT" + +USDT 165.205 + " 165.2875 + " 165.913 WV AREA + " 165.950 + " 166.4625 + " 166.5375 + " 166.585 + " 167.000 + " 415.000 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + UNITED STATES DEPT. OF LABOR + + 164.700 AZ PHOENIX + 406.200 " " + 162.225 AR LITTLE ROCK + 164.700 " " " + 406.200 CA LONG BEACH + 172.300 CA LOS ANGELES + 407.175 CA SAN DIEGO + 408.025 " " " + 406.200 CO DENVER + 162.900 DC WASHINGTON + 163.750 " " + 408.475 " " + 409.125 " " + 166.200 FL GAINESVILLE + 408.025 " JACKSONVILLE + 406.200 GA ATLANTA + 408.025 " BRUNSWICK + 409.025 IL WILMINGTON + 415.450 " " + 164.175 IN EDINBURGH + 409.025 " " + 164.700 KY MORGANFIELD + 162.225 " " + 164.175 " " + 408.025 LA SHREVEPORT + 413.025 " " + 406.200 MA BOSTON + 162.225 ME BANGOR + 163.750 MD BALTIMORE + 408.025 MI DETROIT + 164.175 MS CRYSTAL SPRINGS + 172.300 MS GULFPORT + 165.6125 MO EXCELSIOR SPRINGS + 166.250 MO " " + 408.025 MO ST. LOUIS + 406.200 NV LAS VEGAS + 162.025 NV RENO + 162.6125 " " + 408.025 NM ALBURQUERQUE + 162.025 NY BRONX + 406.225 NY CALLICOON + 408.025 NY CASSADAGA + 409.025 NY LIBERTY + 164.700 NC KITTRELL + 173.6125 OH CINCINNATI + 162.225 OR ASTORIA + 162.850 OR " + 406.200 PA PHILADELPHIA + 406.200 PR SAN JUAN + 164.700 TN KNOXVILLE + 163.000 TX NcKINNEY + 164.700 TX SAN MARCOS + 168.350 WV TRIADELPHIA + 165.913 WV + ALL AREAS PORTABLES 406.200 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + TO FIND THOSE HIDDEN FREQUENCIES SEARCH BETWEEN THESE BANDS + + 162.685 - 162.980 163.200 - 163.990 + 165.210 - 165.950 166.400 - 166.750 + 167.050 - 167.800 168.800 - 168.950 + 170.700 - 170.925 171.150 - 172.000 + 411.000 - 411.930 413.675 - 413.975 + 414.000 - 414.575 416.050 - 416.775 + 417.020 - 417.275 418.050 - 418.980 +_____________________________________________________________________________ + + COMMON CODE WORDS AND TERMS USED BY THE GOVT. IN FIELD OPERATIONS + ================================================================= + +BIG K, THE K-MART +BIRD DOG SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +BREAK OFF END SURVEILLANCE; APPLY DISTANCE BETWEEN SUSPECT AND + SURVEILLANCE UNIT +CAVE, THE SURVEILLANCE LISTENING POST +C.I. CASE INFORMANT +DIAPER CHANGE REPLACING BATTERIES IN MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER DIGITAL REFERENCE TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING TRANSMISSION +EDEN HIRED SUBJECT +EYEBALL SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT UNDER AGENTS DIRECT VIEW +EYES STARLIGHT NIGHTVISION OPTICS +F.F. FIELD FILE +FLICKS SURVEILLANCE FILMS +FLYER SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT PILOT +H.T. HANDY TALKIE (HAND-HELD UNIT) +HALF-SIGNAL AGENTS SPOUSE +HOME FRONT AGENTS HOME OFFICE +I, THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY +IN THE CLEAR TRANSMIT WITHOUT SCRAMBLING +IN THE POCKET SUBJECT IN SURVEILLANCE NET; SUBJECT WHEREABOUTS + KNOWN BY AGENTS. +L.L. LAND LINE (TELEPHONE) +MAIN MAN PRIMARY SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT OF INTEREST +MICKEY Ds MACDONALDS +NEST SURVEILLANCE SUBJECTS HOME +NOISEMAKER MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +NUMBER ONE MAN PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +O, THE AGENTS OFFICE +OUT OF POCKET SUBJECT NO LONGER UNDER SURVEILLANCE ; SUBJECTS + WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS +OUR BOY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR FRIEND SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAIN INTEREST PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAN SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUTSIDE AGENCY NEWS MEDIA +PACKAGE SUBJECT OR OBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PIGEON SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PLANK A BRIDGE +PORT AGENTS HOTEL/MOTEL +PRIVATE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +PRIVATE SIDE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +R, THE AGENTS RESIDENCE +RABBIT SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +RABBIT TRACKS SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE ON THE MOVE +REDBALLED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT WITH SUBJECT +REDBOARDED STOOPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT , SUBJECT NOT STOPPED +R.D.O. REGULAR DAY OFF +S.W. SEARCH WARRANT +SIGNAL FIELD AGENT +SOLO AGENT ALONE ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT +STANDARD OPERATE IN THE CLEAR +STAGING AREA AREA WHERE AGENTS GROUP PRIOR TO SURVEILLANCE OR + APPREHENSION OF SUBJECT(s) +SUBJECT PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TARGET SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TRUCK SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +TRUCK GARAGE AIRPORT +U.C. UNDERCOVER +WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WAR WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WIRE BODY TRANSMITTER +WALKING THE DOG AGENT FOLLOWING SUBJECT ON FOOT + + + COMMON TEN CODES + ================ + +10-0 NEGATIVE +10-4 OK +10-7 OUT OF SERVICE +10-8 IN SERVICE +10-9 REPEAT PREVIOUS TRANSMISSION +10-16 MESSAGE CHECK +10-20 LOCATION +10-21 TELEPHONE CALL +10-23 STAND BY +10-28 LICENSE PLATE CHECK +10-29 OPERATORS LICENSE CHECK +10-66 ALARM (?) +10-85 MEET WITH AGENT . . . +10-90 BANK ROBBERY +10-95 SUBJECTS APPREHENDED, AREA CLEARED AND SECURE + + A COUPLE QUICK NOTES ABOUT SOME OF THE FREQUENCIES + ================================================== + + The Scrambling method used by Federal Angencies is DES, Digital Encryption + Standard, this type of scrambling is found on certain type of Motorola + equipment. Digital Encryption sounds like a bunch of tones and beeps and is + quiet nerve racking, this type of scrambling is very hard to crack unlike + Phase Inversion. DES uses a preset code that can be anything of about + 10,000 different combinations. These combinations are changed periodically, + the field agents may not even know the combination... Even if you would + happen to find a code which is unlikely you probably wouldnt hear it for + long. The only way I can think about cracking it would be to have a + computer program that could sample the combinations super fast, even then + it would take a considerable time to find them. + + Now Phase inversion types of Scrambling is pretty easy to crack, note that + it is against the law to make or own any type of descrambler that will intercept police frequencies that are scrambled. Some companies are now + offering kits that you can build that work on phase inversion... + Ramsey electronics is one of the companies. For more information concerning + this and other companies and these types of kits and laws about there use + leave me E-Mail..... + + Give us a call on the Hotline 304-736-9169 + + John Johnson, KWV8BP (Topol) + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfreny.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfreny.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..129e9709 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfreny.ham @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ + FEDERAL LISTINGS + + FOR NEW YORK + + +Federal Frequencies for N.Y. and the surrounding area, sent in to Monitoring Times by a person only known as John. Note that these frequencies may not only be limited to this area, there is a good chance that they could be used in your area. + + Reprinted by John Johnson, KWV8BP + + +162.635 FBI for NY (unless otherwise listed) +162.760 FBI +162.950 FBI +162.975 FBI +163.050 FBI +163.200 U.S. MARSHAL +163.725 FBI +163.750 FBI +163.860 FBI 7 New Haven CT +163.915 FBI +163.950 FBI +163.975 FBI +164.125 FBI Long Island +164.150 FBI +164.225 FIRE DEPT. Brookhaven labs NY +164.400 SECRET SERVICE +164.650 SECRET SERVICE +164.885 SECRET SERVICE +165.0875 POLICE/ARMY MP NJ +165.235 US CUSTOMS +165.285 ATF +165.375 SECRET SERVICE +165.685 SECRET SERVICE New Haven CT +165.710 STATE DEPT. +165.785 SECRET SERVICE +165.950 TREASURY BASE Bridgeport CT +166.175 NAT T.S. Board +166.460 ATF New Haven CT +166.535 ATF New Haven Ct +166.640 SECRET SERVICE New Haven CT +166.700 SECRET SERVICE +167.000 TREASURY Bridgeport CT +167.235 FBI New Haven CT. +167.425 FBI primary KEX-600 New Haven CT. +167.435 FBI New Haven CT +167.535 FBI New Haven CT +167.785 FBI New Haven CT +169.850 POSTAL INSPECTORS New Haven CT +407.850 SECRET SERVICE (uplink) +409.625 STATE DEPT. +413.625 FBI +414.075 FBI statewide New Haven CT +414.350 FBI +414.400 FBI Long Island +414.750 POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS +415.000 TREASURY +415.700 AIRFORCE (downlink) +416.225 POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS +417.200 GSA Bridgeport CT +418.225 ATF/TREASURY ? +418.300 POST OFFICE SECURITY New Haven CT +418.625 DEA +418.675 DEA +418.750 DEA car-car +418.825 DEA +418.900 DEA Bridgeport CT base +418.950 DEA +419.350 FBI constant tone carrier. Voice comes in loud and clear. + + +This file was brought to you by John Johnson of the Hotline BBS, give us a +call, we have a complete section devoted to Scanner & Radio related topics. + + The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + +  \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfreny.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfreny.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7f67b53a --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedfreny.txt @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ + + FEDERAL LISTINGS + + FOR NEW YORK + +162.635 FBI for NY (unless otherwise listed) +162.760 FBI +162.950 FBI +162.975 FBI +163.050 FBI +163.200 U.S. MARSHAL +163.725 FBI +163.750 FBI +163.860 FBI 7 New Haven CT +163.915 FBI +163.950 FBI +163.975 FBI +164.125 FBI Long Island +164.150 FBI +164.225 FIRE DEPT. Brookhaven labs NY +164.400 SECRET SERVICE +164.650 SECRET SERVICE +164.885 SECRET SERVICE +165.0875 POLICE/ARMY MP NJ +165.235 US CUSTOMS +165.285 ATF +165.375 SECRET SERVICE +165.685 SECRET SERVICE New Haven CT +165.710 STATE DEPT. +165.785 SECRET SERVICE +165.950 TREASURY BASE Bridgeport CT +166.175 NAT T.S. Board +166.460 ATF New Haven CT +166.535 ATF New Haven Ct +166.640 SECRET SERVICE New Haven CT +166.700 SECRET SERVICE +167.000 TREASURY Bridgeport CT +167.235 FBI New Haven CT. +167.425 FBI primary KEX-600 New Haven CT. +167.435 FBI New Haven CT +167.535 FBI New Haven CT +167.785 FBI New Haven CT +169.850 POSTAL INSPECTORS New Haven CT +407.850 SECRET SERVICE (uplink) +409.625 STATE DEPT. +413.625 FBI +414.075 FBI statewide New Haven CT +414.350 FBI +414.400 FBI Long Island +414.750 POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS +415.000 TREASURY +415.700 AIRFORCE (downlink) +416.225 POSTAL INVESTIGATIONS +417.200 GSA Bridgeport CT +418.225 ATF/TREASURY ? +418.300 POST OFFICE SECURITY New Haven CT +418.625 DEA +418.675 DEA +418.750 DEA car-car +418.825 DEA +418.900 DEA Bridgeport CT base +418.950 DEA +419.350 FBI constant tone carrier. Voice comes in loud and clear. + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedzralham.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedzralham.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b3b390f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fedzralham.ham @@ -0,0 +1,603 @@ + + + + + + FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FREQUENCY LIST + ********************************* + +r = repeater output Rev 6/15/92 + +DEPT of AGRICULTURE + + 170.450 Otis Air Force Base, Falmouth, MA + 171.525 Waltham, MA + 413.900 Beltsville, MD Research Center Security + + +US ATTORNEY + + 415.850 Nationwide + 416.175 Nationwide + +US CAPITOL POLICE + + 164.625r KGD238 Washington F2 Car to Car + 164.800r KGD238 Washington F1 Dispatch + + +CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY + + 163.810 + 165.010 + 165.110 + 165.385 + 165.875 Langley Security + 407.800 + 408.600 + + +U.S.C.G. + + 162.125 LANT + 164.1375 Police + 166.225 Aircraft + 171.3125 Falmouth, MA ANARC Net + 171.3375 Utility Network + 171.5875 + 172.300r Security - Boston + 415.625 Link - Boston + 419.125 Security - Boston + + +US CONGRESS + + 169.5750 Cloak Room Page - Washington +DEPT OF DEFENSE + + 167.7125 Miltary Intelligence + 164.1375 Dept of Defense Police + 165.1375 + + +DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (DEA) + + 418.625r 416.050 input - Ch 1 Operations + 418.900r 416.325 input - Ch 2 Operations Central MA + 418.750 415.600 input - Ch 3 Surveillance/Strike Force + Orderwire Patch System + 418.675 Surveillance - Ch 4 Strike Force + 418.825r 415.600 input - Ch 5 Operations + 418.950r 416.200 input - Ch 6 Operations + 416.375 input - Operations, Cape Cod + 418.975r 417.025 input - Ch 7 Operations + 418.975 Simplex Ch 8 Operations + 416.050 Long Island KLR757 + 418.700 Nationwide + 418.725 Nationwide + 418.750 Washington F3 simplex + 418.750r input 415.600 NY + 418.775 Nationwide + 418.800r Nationwide + 418.875 Nationwide + 418.900 Bridgeport, CT + 418.925 Nationwide + 419.000r input 417.400 New York task force KLR710 + + DEA uses 156.7 hz PL when not in DVP + + 2.8085 X-RAY ALPHA 11.2460 + 4.5000 ZULU ALPHA 11.2880 YANKEE DELTA + 4.9910 X-RAY BRAVO 12.2220 ZULU DELTA + 5.0585 X-RAY CHARLIE 13.3120 YANKEE ECHO + 5.2770 ALPHA 14.3500 LIMA + 5.5710 YANKEE BRAVO 14.6860 PAPA + 5.8410 BRAVO 14.6900 GOLF + 7.3000 CHARLIE 15.8670 ZULU ECHO + 7.5270 ZULU BRAVO 15.9535 X-RAY FOXTROT + 7.6570 FOXTROT 16.1410 HORNET 4 + 7.7780 X-RAY DELTA 17.6010 X-RAY GOLF + 8.9125 YANKEE CHARLIE 18.6660 HOTEL + 9.2385 X-RAY ECHO 19.1310 + 9.4970 DELTA 23.4030 ROMEO + 9.8020 ZULU CHARLIE 23.6750 INDIA + 11.0760 ECHO + + + + + +DEPT of ENERGY + + 4.6045 + 3.3350 Nuclear Transport + 5.7510 Nuclear Transport + 7.7000 Nuclear Transport + 11.5550 Nuclear Transport + 164.2250 Brookhaven National Lab. L.I. N. Y. Fire Dept. + 164.3250 Brookhaven National Lab. L.I. N. Y. - KRF255 + 164.750r 167.850 input Middleton, MA + 167.825r input 164.275 Brookhaven National Lab. Long Island KFW703 + 167.9750 Brookhaven National Lab. Long Island paging - KCG827 + 411.3500 Germantown, MD KZW924 + + +US ENGRAVING & PRINTING OFFICE + + 172.2750 Washington + 171.3875 Washington + + +GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION + +Federal Protective Service + + 413.875 Boston Pagers + 414.8500 Washington F3 + 415.200r Washington F1 Security - KGC253 + 415.2000 Washington simplex F2 + 417.200r input 415.2 - Boston + 417.200 Boston simplex + 419.1750 Baltimore Security - simplex + + +GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE + + 411.200 Washington Security + + +FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION + + 162.2750 Washington, DC HQ + 165.5000 Dulles Airport Police/Fire Operations + 165.6625 National Airport Police + 165.7125 Dulles Police - Access Highway Net + 166.1750 New York link + 167.1755 input 165.6125 New England Network + 169.2625 Dulles police + 169.3250 Dulles police Mobile Lounges + 172.850r 169.25 input Safety Operations - Cape Cod + 172.950r 169.35 input Safety Operations - Boston + 408.8250 Washington, DC HQ + 410.9000 Washington, DC HQ + +FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATONS + + 9.2400 Mhz + 10.5000 + 162.6375 + 163.425 + 163.925 + 163.725r input 167.3375 Black/ECC - F2 New York KEC270 + 163.775 + 163.800r input 164.55 + 163.850r input 167.4175 Blue/ECC2 - F6 Baltimore KGB750 + 163.8625r input 167.5375 Black/ECC - F4 New Haven, CT Tactical + 163.8875r New Haven F5 KEX600 + 163.9125r input 167.150 Black/ECC - F1 + 163.9125 Washington simplex F3 - KGB770 + 163.9125r input 167.5125 ECC1 - Washington + 163.925r F5 + 163.9375r New Jersey KEX620 + 163.950r input 167.4625 New York F3 Black/ECC + 163.9625r input 167.6625 - Maryland + 163.9625 MD simplex F3 + 163.9875r input 167.725 AXO Station - Alexandria KFQ240 + 164.1500 Exeter, RI simulcast w/167.6000 + 164.2250 Springfield, MA area + 167.2125 New York Administration Gold F1 + 167.2375r input 163.9875 Foxboro, MA + 167.2500 NY F1 + input 163.9875 Springfield, MA + 167.2625r input 162.975 Exeter, RI + Westfield, MA WWLP tower + NJ F3 + 167.2875 CT simplex car-car + MA active in Worcester, MA area + 167.3000 NY Blue + 167.3125r Boston Tactical F1 + 167.3375 CT simplex Car-Car + 167.3600 Baltimore F2 + 167.3625r Boston Area "CENTRAL" + 167.3750 New York Administration simplex Gold + 167.3875r input 163.8875 Stamford, CT + 167.3875 RI Car-Car + 167.4000 NY F2 + 167.4125 MA Bank Robbery Task Force + 167.4250 New Haven F1 + 167.4375r Boston, MA + 167.4500 Baltimore link on 414.35 F1 + 167.4625r input 162.950 Fall River, MA + 167.4625 New York Gold F3 Administration + 167.5125 input 163.9375 Hartford, CT B3 "800" + 167.5250 KEX620 New Jersey F1 + 167.5375 KEC270 New York Gold F4 Administration + 167.5625 Nationwide simplex F4 + 167.6000r RI Simulcast w/164.1500 + New York Red F1 surveillance + 167.6125r input 163.9875 Paxton, MA - NH + 167.6500 New York Red F2 surveillance + 167.6625r input 162.7625 Federal Bldg, Providence, RI KCB801 + NY/VT F3 KEC250 + 167.6875r input 164.350 New York Blue F2 + Stamford CT B7 + Avon, CT B7 "800" + Montville, CT B7 /"900" + 167.7125r input 162.950 Providence, RI C1 + 167.7375 input 164.8625 New Haven, CT B8 + 167.7625r input 162.950 Shannock, RI + 167.7750 New York Blue F1 + 167.7875 New Haven, CT car-car + 168.875r input 163.8375 Hamden, CT WTNH Tower A5 + 169.950r input 163.9375 Sterling, CT + input 163.8875 Bozrah, CT + 171.1750 Aeronautical Surveillance + 412.4500 Montville, CT link to 169.950 Repeater + 412.5250 North Stonington, CT link to 169.950 Repeater + 413.6250 unknown use + 414.0750 Trumbull, CT UHF link Repeats 167.5625 + 414.1000 Suffolk, NY link + 414.2500 Washington, DC link F5 + 414.3500 Baltimore link to F1 - 167.450 + 414.3500 Suffolk, NY link + 414.4000 Long Island, NY + 414.4750 reported link, unknown use + 414.9500 Washington link for KGB770 + 419.2750 Washington F1 link 167.400 + 419.3500 reported link, unknown use + 419.4000 Alexandria, VA link for F3 163.9875 + 419.4750 Suffolk, NY link + + Unknown Killingworth, CT link Rcvr for 168.8750 Repeater + + The FBI uses a 167.9hz PL tone when not in DVP + + + +UNITED STATES MARSHALLS + + 163.200r input 163.8125 - Ch 1 Operations + 163.200 Simplex - Ch 2 Operations + 164.600 input 163.8125 - Ch 3 Vehiclular Rptrs + 164.600 Simplex Operations Ch 4 + 163.8125 Air Mobiles. + 162.7125r 170.800 input + + +U. S. BUREAU OF PRISONS + + 170.875 Ch 1 + 170.925 Ch 2 + 170.650 Ch 3 + +U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY + +Internal Revenue Service (IRS) + + 166.4625r input 166.5875 USDT Common + 165.950r input 167.00 CID Operations Ch.1 + 167.000 CID Operations simplex Ch.2 + 165.950 CID Operations simplex Ch.3 + + 166.000r input 167.10 IRS Investigations Ch.1 + 166.000 simplex Ch.2 + + 418.225r input 414.700 CID Operations Ch.1 + 418.225 CID Operations simplex Ch.2 + 418.175 CID Tactical Ch.3 + 414.700 New York Metro link to 418.225 + Long Island - shared w/ ATF + 418.175 New York - shared w/ ATF + 418.200 New York - shared w/ ATF + 418.225r input 414.70 New York - Brooklyn/Long Island + + +Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) + + 165.2875r 166.5375 input - Operations Ch.1 + 166.5375 Tactical Ch.2 + 165.2875 simplex Ch.3 + 166.4625r 166.5875 input - USDT Common Ch.4 + 166.4625 simplex - X-Ray + 165.9125 Operations Ch. 5 + 165.3500 Local Office + 414.7000 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.1750 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.2080 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.2250 Nationwide shared w/IRS + 418.2500 Nationwide shared w/IRS + +U.S. Customs + + 162.8250 Operations + 165.2375r input 166.4375 - Operations Ch.1 NY Sector KAE310 + input 166.5875 - Operations PA Sector + 165.2375 simplex Ch.2 + 166.4625 USDT Common - X-Ray Ch.3 + 165.7375 Tactical Ch.4 + 165.4625r input 166.5875 USDT Common Uniform Patrol Divison + 165.8500 Tactical simplex + 171.2500 Nationwide w/US NAVY ships + + 2808.5 X-ray Alpha 11246.0 + 4500.0 Zulu Alpha 11288.0 Yankee Delta + 4991.0 X-ray Bravo 12222.0 Zulu Delta + 5058.5 X-ray Charlie 13312.0 Yankee Echo + 5277.0 Alpha 14350.0 Lima + 5571.0 Yankee Bravo 14686.0 Papa + 5841.0 Bravo 14690.0 Golf + 7300.0 Charlie 15867.0 Zulu Echo + 7527.0 Zulu Bravo 15953.5 X-ray Foxtrot + 7657.0 Foxtrot 16141.0 HORNET 4 + 7778.5 X-ray Delta 17601.0 X-ray Golf + 8912.5 Yankee Charlie 18666.0 Hotel + 9238.5 X-Ray Echo 19131.0 + 9497.0 Delta 23403.0 Romeo + 9802.0 Zulu Charlie 23675.0 India + 11076.0 Echo ( khz ) + + +Secret Service + + 32.2300 Washington to Camp David link - Able + 164.1000 Presidential Protection - Victor + 164.4000 Nationwide - Papa counterfeit operations + 164.6500 Nationwide - Tango + 164.8875 Nationwide - Pres. Limo & Exec. Family - Oscar + 165.2125 Nationwide - Mike, local Field Office operations + 165.375r input 165.7125Nationwide - Charlie + 165.650r input 166.640 Baltimore FO KGC942 + 165.6875 Nationwide - Alpha + 165.6875r Washington FO + 165.7875 Presidential / VIP Escorts - Baker + 166.2125 Nationwide - Hotel + 166.4000 Nationwide - Golf + 166.5125 Nationwide - WHCA - Sierra + 166.7000 Nationwide - WHCA Staff - Quebec + 167.0250 New York - WHCA & SS - November + 167.8250 Nationwide - WHCA Staff - Kilo + 168.7875 Nationwide - WHCA Staff - Lima + 169.9250 Nationwide - Delta - WHCA + 170.0000 Washington - Presidental Aide Paging System + 171.1875 Washington - Security Force + 407.9250 Washington - India - Guard Force + + 162.6875 Yankee AF1 uplink from Crown (WHCA) + 171.2875 Zulu AF1 downlink to Crown + 407.8500 Echo AF1 uplink from Crown (WHCA) + 415.7000 Foxtrot AF1 downlink to Crown + + USDT uses 103.5 hz PL when not in DVP + + +FEDERAL COMMUNICATONS COMMISSION + + 167.050r 172.05 input - Nationwide - Field Operations Bureau + - KEA469 New York + + + +IMMIGRATION + + 163.750r Boston 123.0 hz PL + 163.6250r Nationwide + 163.6625r Nationwide + 163.6750r input 169.675 - Richmond, KAD210 + 162.9750r New York + + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK + + 170.200 + 167.975 National Interagency Emergency Network + + +FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHARED + + 165.850 Tactical + 408.40 + 418.05 National Fire Protection Agency - Boston + 418.075 + + +U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR + + 162.900 + 163.750 + 164.700 KY + 168.350 W. VA + 173.6125 Ohio + 406.200 Ohio + 406.200 Portables + + +US MARINE CORPS + +Base - Quantico, VA + + 140.100 Crash Crews + 149.100 Police Ch 1 + 149.130 Police Ch 2 + 149.350 Fire Dispatch + 149.450 Ambulance Dispatch + + +DEPT of STATE + +Diplomatic Protection Service + + 165.6125 KHA200 New York UN Security paging + 166.1000 KHA200 New York UN Security + 168.2250 Washington Foreign Service Security + 170.5750 New York + 407.2000 New York NY City - White Face Mountain + 407.6000 New York NY City - White Face Mountain + 409.6250 New York + 409.7000 New York NY City + 411.150r input 407.20 - Boston Diplomatic Security + 414.6750 Washington Blowtorch F2 + 414.850r Washington Boardwalk Embassy Prot + 414.9500 New York Boardwalk + 414.9500 Washington Orange F1 Uniform Division + 414.9750 Washington F4 + 415.6500 Washington + 415.8750 Washington + 415.9750 Washington + + +FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY + + 5.2110 + 10.4939 + 16.9500 + 139.3500 + 143.0250 + 143.2500 + 167.975 + + +NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION + + 418.050r input 408.40 Braintree, MA + + + +NATIONAL PARK SERVICE + + 166.725 Park Police Channel 1 + 166.925 Park Police Channel 2 Dispatch + 163.1250 Virginia Manassas Battlefield + 164.475r input 165.4125 New Jersey Parks + 164.425 Minuteman National Park Operations MA + 166.325r input 166.925 Gateway Recreational Area + - New York Park Police + 166.3500 Baltimore Fort McHenry + 166.725r input 167.075 Washington Park Police '100' + 166.7750 Boston National Park Operations KCA711 + 166.8500 Washington Park Police F3 R.Creek Pwky + 166.900r Long Island - Fire Island + 166.900r input 166.300 Shenandoah Park VA + 166.925r input 165.925 Washington Police F2 '200' GW Parkway + 166.950 Boston National Park Operations KCA711 + 166.950r input 166.350 Lowell, MA National Park Operations + Long Island F D R Home + 166.9500 input 166.350 - Maryland R C & O Canal + 166.9500 Harpers Ferry Park , MD + 167.0750 New York Park Police Gateway Recreational Area + 167.0750 Washington Park Police F4 '400' BW Parkway + 168.4750 input 169.175 Prince Will Forest, VA + 168.5500 New York F4 Gateway Recreational Area + 171.725r 172.525 input -Cape Cod National Seashore + 171.725 Cape Cod National Seashore simplex + Maryland Greenbelt Park Police + 172.400r New York Central Park + 409.050 JFK Center Washington + 411.6250 Washington Park Police + 411.7250 Washington link to f2 on 166.925 + 411.8250 JFK Center Washington + 411.8250 Washington Park Police + 411.9250 Washington Park Police + 411.9250 Washington National Vistor's Center + 416.125r input 417.725 Washington train + 417.8250 New York Park Police link to 166.325 + 417.9750 Virginia Wolf Trap Farm + + +NATIONAL TRAFFIC SAFETY BOARD + + 166.1750 + + +OTIS AIR FORCE BASE + + 165.0375 PAVE PAWS + 171.3375 Rescue + 173.5625 Fire + 173.5875 Crash / Rescue + + +NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES + + 163.225r 162.050 input Boston & Newport,RI Repeaters + 163.225r 162.100 input Cape Cod, Portsmouth NH and Portland, + ME Repeaters + + +THE PENTAGON + + 36.510 Base Link + 36.710 MP's + 36.990 Fire + + +U.S. POSTAL SERVICE + +Inspectors + + 414.750r Ch 1 + 414.750 Ch 2 + 415.050r Ch 3 + 415.050 Ch 4 + 164.5000 Maryland Largo Mail Handling Facility + 164.9875 NJ truck operations + 166.3750 New York truck maintenance operations + 169.0000 New York Inspectors + 169.1125 NY Long Island + 169.6000 New York Inspectors Ch3 + 169.850r New York Inspectors + 173.6125 New York Kennedy Airport + 173.6375 Long Island Hicksville, NY + 173.6875 Long Island + 417.6500 Rockville, Maryland Training Center + 418.3000 Washington Security KIB754 + + +FEDERAL RESERVE BANK + + 413.9250 Washington Security + + +DEPT of HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE + + 171.2375 New York + 411.450r HEW NIH Bethrsda, MD Security + + +LIBRARY OF CONGRESS + + 411.4000 Washington Security + +N A S A + + 170.1750 Washington - Dulles Airport + 408.150r Goddard Ctr - Greenbelt, MD maintenance + + +NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS + + 164.0250 Maryland messenger Gaithersburg, MD + 166.175r input 169.025 Gaithersburg, MD KGB548 + + +SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE + + 169.0375 Washington F1 Security KFX752 + 169.200r Washington F2 Security + 169.7250 Washington National Zoological Park Police + + +U.S. SUPREME COURT + + 163.2750 Security + + + + +UNKNOWN + + 165.2625 + 168.3250 Traffic at 8AM + +-/Vuarnet International/- + 617/527.oo91 + 24oo-16.8k HST/V32bis diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/ffood.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/ffood.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4b412b73 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/ffood.ham @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ +Here are some dining frequencies in Illinois. The same freqs +are used by businesses across the USA. The UHF 12.5 kHz splinter +channels (46X.XXX5 MHz) are becoming more and more popular for +fast food use. + +Alfano's Pizza, restaurant + [DeKalb]____________ 461.5500____KTB570 (govt recds) +ARA Leisure Svcs, vending machines & food svc + [Rosemont]__________ 461.8375_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 462.9125_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.2875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.3625_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.8125_2w_call? (govt recds) +ARA Leisure Svcs, vending machines and food svc + [USA-wide]__________ 469.5000_mo_KB78203 (govt recds) +ARA Svcs Inc, food svc at McCormick Place, PL3A + [Chicago]___________ 464.4750____WNGL295 (others) +ARA Svcs Inc, vending machines & food svc, used at Rosemont Horizon + [Rosemont]__________ 468.9625_2w_call? (others) +ARA Svcs Inc, vending machines & food svc + [Chicago]___________ 463.2500____KBM335 (govt recds) + " " 853.3875____call? (govt recds) + " [Illinois]__________ 461.0250____KA96047 (govt recds) + " " 461.5000____KA96047 (govt recds) + " " 467.8750_2w_KA73943 (govt recds) + " " 808.9375____KO8420 (govt recds) + " [Libertyville]______ 808.1125____call? (govt recds) + " [St Charles]________ 154.5700_2w_KTR909 (govt recds) + " " 154.6000_2w_KB43439 (govt recds) +ARAServ Inc, vending machines & food svc + [Illinois]__________ 467.9250_2w_KA96047 (govt recds) +Arlington Park Racetrack, sports, PL2Z, Ditka's Restaurant + [Arlington Hts]_____ 461.0375_2w_call? (others) +Bloomers Restaurant & Bar aka/K & K Mgt + [Oakbrook Terrace]__ 464.8875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Burger King Corp, restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 460.8875_2w_KD20051 (govt recds) + " [Orland Park]_______ 457.5625_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 467.7875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Burger King Corp, wireless microphone, drive up window to order taker, restaur + ant at Fox Valley Mall + [Aurora]____________ 457.5625_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Burger King Corp, wireless microphone, order taker to drive up window, restaur + ant at Fox Valley Mall + [Aurora]____________ 467.7875_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Coach House, hotel, restaurant + [Chicago Hts]_______ 151.9250____KNDN795 (govt recds) +Connie's Pizzeria, restaurant aka/MLB of Naperville + [Naperville]________ 464.3750____KNEW689 (govt recds) +Connies Inc, restaurant? + [Lagrange]__________ 31.0000____KNAQ428 (govt recds) +Ditka's Restaurant at Arlington Park Racetrack, PL2Z + [Arlington Hts]_____ 461.0375_2w_call? (others) +Fox's Pub aka/Oaklawn Pub, S Fox, waitress paging, restaurant + [Oaklawn]___________ 152.4800_pg_KNAU264 (others) +Fuddruckers, restaurant + [Downers Grove]_____ 468.4875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 468.6625_2w_call? (govt recds) +Georgis Restaurant_____[Chicago]___________ 154.5150____KAT257 (govt recds) +Golf Mill Shopping Center, maintenance, food svc + [Niles]_____________ 462.1125_2w_call? (others) +Great America, Marriott's, retail food svc, entertainment + [Gurnee]____________ 464.6750____call? (others) +Hamiltons Lounge Inc, restaurant? + [Chicago]___________ 151.8350____KNCJ702 (govt recds) +Hardees, restaurants___[Illinois]__________ 457.5750_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 461.1125_2w_KB82638 (govt recds) + " " 467.8000_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [Joliet]____________ 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [Lebanon]___________ 170.3050____call? (govt recds) + " " 31.0000____call? (govt recds) +Hardees, wireless microphone, at Louis Joliet Mall, restaurants + [Joliet]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Hardees, wireless microphone, Farnsworth Rd, restaurant + [Aurora]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) +Hardees, wireless microphone, Rt 59, restaurant + [Aurora]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Hillary's Water Tower Place, restaurant, paging + [Chicago]___________ 154.6250_pg_KOB508 (others) +Hold the Peppers, Inc, 1768 W Devon, restaurant? + [Chicago]___________ 457.5375_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 460.8875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 461.0375_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 461.0875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 468.3875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant, PL5A + [Maywood]___________ 457.5875_2w_call? (others) + " " 477.8125____call? (others) +Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 457.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 467.8125_2w_call? (govt recds) +Leona's Restaurant_____[Chicago]___________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) +Little Italian restaurant aka/Del Sue Inc, pizza delivery cars + [Naperville]________ 151.8650____KGU974 (B. Parnass) +Maggie Murphy's Restaurant + [Highland Park]_____ 157.7400_pg_KER451 (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp aka/South Suburban En, restaurant, wireless microphone + [Homewood]__________ 170.2450____KB86779 (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp, Louis Joliet Mall, restaurant, wireless microphone + [Joliet]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +McDonald's Corp, Naper Blvd, restaurant, wireless microphone + [Naperville]________ 151.8950____call? (govt recds) + " " 154.6000_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 33.1400_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 35.0200_2w_call? (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp, restaurant, wireless microphone, attendant + [Downers Grove]_____ 467.7750_2w_call? (others) +McDonald's Corp, restaurant, wireless microphone, customer and attendant + [Downers Grove]_____ 457.5500_2w_call? (others) +McDonald's Corp, restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 151.8950____KB79858 (govt recds) + " " 33.1400_2w_KB79858 (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp/aka Chicago Regional McDonalds, restaurant, wireless microphon + e, order taker to drive-up window, in Aurora (Fox Valley + Mall), Montgomery, Yorkville + [Illinois]__________ 154.6000_2w_KB63677 (B. Parnass) +McDonald's Corp/aka Chicago Regional McDonalds, restaurant, wireless microphon + e, order taker to drive-up window + [Hinsdale]__________ 154.5700_2w_call? (others) + " [Homewood]__________ 154.5700_2w_call? (others) +McDonald's Restaurant aka/Wright Management, 2702 W. Peterson + [Chicago]___________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 170.2450____call? (govt recds) + " " 171.1050____call? (govt recds) +McDonald's Restaurant, wireless microphone + [Naperville]________ 151.7150____call? (govt recds) + " " 169.4450____call? (govt recds) + " " 171.1050____call? (govt recds) + " " 171.9050____call? (govt recds) +McDonald's Restaurant__[Illinois]__________ 464.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [St Charles]________ 464.5125_2w_call? (govt recds) +McDonalds Corporation, restaurants, wireless microphone, drive-up window to or + der taker and order taker to drive-up window, very low p + ower + [Hinsdale]__________ 33.4000_2w_call? (others) + " [Illinois]__________ 35.0200_2w_KB67295 (B. Parnass) +Meriwether's Restaurant + [Chicago]___________ 154.6250_pg_KNAT997 (govt recds) + " [Skokie]____________ 154.6250_pg_WGQ274 (govt recds) +Mr Benny's Restaurant__[Matteson]__________ 157.7400_pg_KAZ815 (govt recds) +Mr Mike's Catering, motion picture industry + [Chicago]___________ 173.2250____call? (others) +Omega Restaurant Inc, 1300 Ogden Ave + [Downers Grove]_____ 464.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Portillo's Hot Dogs, Inc, restaurant + [Rolling Meadows]___ 463.4875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.6125_2w_call? (govt recds) +Portillo's Hot Dogs, Inc, wireless microphone, restaurant + [Downers Grove]_____ 30.8400_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Sgt Peppers Inc, restaurant, pizza delivery + [DeKalb]____________ 461.8500____KNGZ636 (B. Parnass) +Superior Coffee & Food, food svc + [Illinois]__________ 154.6000_2w_KD4663 (govt recds) +Taco Bell, restaurant__[Elmhurst]__________ 460.8875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 464.9625_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [Joliet]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) +Taco Bell, wireless microphone, at Stratford Square Mall, restaurant + [Bloomingdale]______ 460.8875_2w_call? (others) + " " 466.8875_2w_call? (others) +Taco Bell, wireless microphone, restaurant + [Woodridge]_________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Wendys International, wireless microphone, restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 460.8875_2w_KB94551 (others) + " [Naperville]________ 460.8875_2w_call? (others) +White Castle Systems, restaurants + [Illinois]__________ 461.8125_2w_KB83810 (govt recds) +White Fence Farm, Bolingbrook restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 154.6000_2w_KB64337 (govt recds) +-- +============================================================================ +Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att!ihlpy!parnass (708)979-5414 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/ffood.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/ffood.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5af1b6a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/ffood.txt @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ +Here are some dining frequencies in Illinois. The same freqs +are used by businesses across the USA. The UHF 12.5 kHz splinter +channels (46X.XXX5 MHz) are becoming more and more popular for +fast food use. + +Alfano's Pizza, restaurant + [DeKalb]____________ 461.5500____KTB570 (govt recds) +ARA Leisure Svcs, vending machines & food svc + [Rosemont]__________ 461.8375_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 462.9125_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.2875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.3625_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.8125_2w_call? (govt recds) +ARA Leisure Svcs, vending machines and food svc + [USA-wide]__________ 469.5000_mo_KB78203 (govt recds) +ARA Svcs Inc, food svc at McCormick Place, PL3A + [Chicago]___________ 464.4750____WNGL295 (others) +ARA Svcs Inc, vending machines & food svc, used at Rosemont Horizon + [Rosemont]__________ 468.9625_2w_call? (others) +ARA Svcs Inc, vending machines & food svc + [Chicago]___________ 463.2500____KBM335 (govt recds) + " " 853.3875____call? (govt recds) + " [Illinois]__________ 461.0250____KA96047 (govt recds) + " " 461.5000____KA96047 (govt recds) + " " 467.8750_2w_KA73943 (govt recds) + " " 808.9375____KO8420 (govt recds) + " [Libertyville]______ 808.1125____call? (govt recds) + " [St Charles]________ 154.5700_2w_KTR909 (govt recds) + " " 154.6000_2w_KB43439 (govt recds) +ARAServ Inc, vending machines & food svc + [Illinois]__________ 467.9250_2w_KA96047 (govt recds) +Arlington Park Racetrack, sports, PL2Z, Ditka's Restaurant + [Arlington Hts]_____ 461.0375_2w_call? (others) +Bloomers Restaurant & Bar aka/K & K Mgt + [Oakbrook Terrace]__ 464.8875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Burger King Corp, restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 460.8875_2w_KD20051 (govt recds) + " [Orland Park]_______ 457.5625_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 467.7875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Burger King Corp, wireless microphone, drive up window to order taker, restaur + ant at Fox Valley Mall + [Aurora]____________ 457.5625_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Burger King Corp, wireless microphone, order taker to drive up window, restaur + ant at Fox Valley Mall + [Aurora]____________ 467.7875_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Coach House, hotel, restaurant + [Chicago Hts]_______ 151.9250____KNDN795 (govt recds) +Connie's Pizzeria, restaurant aka/MLB of Naperville + [Naperville]________ 464.3750____KNEW689 (govt recds) +Connies Inc, restaurant? + [Lagrange]__________ 31.0000____KNAQ428 (govt recds) +Ditka's Restaurant at Arlington Park Racetrack, PL2Z + [Arlington Hts]_____ 461.0375_2w_call? (others) +Fox's Pub aka/Oaklawn Pub, S Fox, waitress paging, restaurant + [Oaklawn]___________ 152.4800_pg_KNAU264 (others) +Fuddruckers, restaurant + [Downers Grove]_____ 468.4875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 468.6625_2w_call? (govt recds) +Georgis Restaurant_____[Chicago]___________ 154.5150____KAT257 (govt recds) +Golf Mill Shopping Center, maintenance, food svc + [Niles]_____________ 462.1125_2w_call? (others) +Great America, Marriott's, retail food svc, entertainment + [Gurnee]____________ 464.6750____call? (others) +Hamiltons Lounge Inc, restaurant? + [Chicago]___________ 151.8350____KNCJ702 (govt recds) +Hardees, restaurants___[Illinois]__________ 457.5750_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 461.1125_2w_KB82638 (govt recds) + " " 467.8000_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [Joliet]____________ 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [Lebanon]___________ 170.3050____call? (govt recds) + " " 31.0000____call? (govt recds) +Hardees, wireless microphone, at Louis Joliet Mall, restaurants + [Joliet]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Hardees, wireless microphone, Farnsworth Rd, restaurant + [Aurora]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) +Hardees, wireless microphone, Rt 59, restaurant + [Aurora]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Hillary's Water Tower Place, restaurant, paging + [Chicago]___________ 154.6250_pg_KOB508 (others) +Hold the Peppers, Inc, 1768 W Devon, restaurant? + [Chicago]___________ 457.5375_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 460.8875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 461.0375_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 461.0875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 468.3875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant, PL5A + [Maywood]___________ 457.5875_2w_call? (others) + " " 477.8125____call? (others) +Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 457.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 467.8125_2w_call? (govt recds) +Leona's Restaurant_____[Chicago]___________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) +Little Italian restaurant aka/Del Sue Inc, pizza delivery cars + [Naperville]________ 151.8650____KGU974 (B. Parnass) +Maggie Murphy's Restaurant + [Highland Park]_____ 157.7400_pg_KER451 (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp aka/South Suburban En, restaurant, wireless microphone + [Homewood]__________ 170.2450____KB86779 (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp, Louis Joliet Mall, restaurant, wireless microphone + [Joliet]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +McDonald's Corp, Naper Blvd, restaurant, wireless microphone + [Naperville]________ 151.8950____call? (govt recds) + " " 154.6000_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 33.1400_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 35.0200_2w_call? (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp, restaurant, wireless microphone, attendant + [Downers Grove]_____ 467.7750_2w_call? (others) +McDonald's Corp, restaurant, wireless microphone, customer and attendant + [Downers Grove]_____ 457.5500_2w_call? (others) +McDonald's Corp, restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 151.8950____KB79858 (govt recds) + " " 33.1400_2w_KB79858 (govt recds) +McDonald's Corp/aka Chicago Regional McDonalds, restaurant, wireless microphon + e, order taker to drive-up window, in Aurora (Fox Valley + Mall), Montgomery, Yorkville + [Illinois]__________ 154.6000_2w_KB63677 (B. Parnass) +McDonald's Corp/aka Chicago Regional McDonalds, restaurant, wireless microphon + e, order taker to drive-up window + [Hinsdale]__________ 154.5700_2w_call? (others) + " [Homewood]__________ 154.5700_2w_call? (others) +McDonald's Restaurant aka/Wright Management, 2702 W. Peterson + [Chicago]___________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 170.2450____call? (govt recds) + " " 171.1050____call? (govt recds) +McDonald's Restaurant, wireless microphone + [Naperville]________ 151.7150____call? (govt recds) + " " 169.4450____call? (govt recds) + " " 171.1050____call? (govt recds) + " " 171.9050____call? (govt recds) +McDonald's Restaurant__[Illinois]__________ 464.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [St Charles]________ 464.5125_2w_call? (govt recds) +McDonalds Corporation, restaurants, wireless microphone, drive-up window to or + der taker and order taker to drive-up window, very low p + ower + [Hinsdale]__________ 33.4000_2w_call? (others) + " [Illinois]__________ 35.0200_2w_KB67295 (B. Parnass) +Meriwether's Restaurant + [Chicago]___________ 154.6250_pg_KNAT997 (govt recds) + " [Skokie]____________ 154.6250_pg_WGQ274 (govt recds) +Mr Benny's Restaurant__[Matteson]__________ 157.7400_pg_KAZ815 (govt recds) +Mr Mike's Catering, motion picture industry + [Chicago]___________ 173.2250____call? (others) +Omega Restaurant Inc, 1300 Ogden Ave + [Downers Grove]_____ 464.5875_2w_call? (govt recds) +Portillo's Hot Dogs, Inc, restaurant + [Rolling Meadows]___ 463.4875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 463.6125_2w_call? (govt recds) +Portillo's Hot Dogs, Inc, wireless microphone, restaurant + [Downers Grove]_____ 30.8400_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Sgt Peppers Inc, restaurant, pizza delivery + [DeKalb]____________ 461.8500____KNGZ636 (B. Parnass) +Superior Coffee & Food, food svc + [Illinois]__________ 154.6000_2w_KD4663 (govt recds) +Taco Bell, restaurant__[Elmhurst]__________ 460.8875_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 464.9625_2w_call? (govt recds) + " [Joliet]____________ 154.5700_2w_call? (govt recds) + " " 30.8400_2w_call? (govt recds) +Taco Bell, wireless microphone, at Stratford Square Mall, restaurant + [Bloomingdale]______ 460.8875_2w_call? (others) + " " 466.8875_2w_call? (others) +Taco Bell, wireless microphone, restaurant + [Woodridge]_________ 154.5700_2w_call? (B. Parnass) +Wendys International, wireless microphone, restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 460.8875_2w_KB94551 (others) + " [Naperville]________ 460.8875_2w_call? (others) +White Castle Systems, restaurants + [Illinois]__________ 461.8125_2w_KB83810 (govt recds) +White Fence Farm, Bolingbrook restaurant + [Illinois]__________ 154.6000_2w_KB64337 (govt recds) +-- + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/firefreq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/firefreq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..65ee8fe1 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/firefreq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ + + + FIRE SERVICE + SCANNING + + + + By: John Johnson KWV8BP of The Hotline BBS + + + + FREQUENCIES DESCRIPTION + ----------- ----------- + + + 45.88 MUTUAL AID + 154.265 " " + 154.280 " " + 154.295 " " + 33.42 LOW PWR. FOR HANDHELDS + 46.30 " " " " + 153.830 " " " " + 33.46 MOBILE ONLY FREQUENCIES + 33.50 " " " + 33.54 " " " + 33.58 " " " + 33.62 " " " + 33.66 " " " + 46.22 " " " + 46.24 " " " + 46.26 " " " + 46.28 " " " + 153.77 " " " + 153.89 " " " + 153.95 " " " + 154.07 " " " + 33.44 GENERAL FD BASE/MOBILE OPERATIONS + 33.48 (a channel every 20 khz) + 33.52 " " " " " + 33.56 " " " " " + 33.60 " " " " " + 33.64 " " " " " + 33.68 " " " " " + 33.98 " " " " " + 46.06 to 46.20 (20 khz channel spacing) + 46.36 to 46.50 (20 khz " " ) + 154.13 to 154.25 (15 khz " " ) + 154.31 to 154.445 (15 khz " " ) + 453.05 to 453.95 (50 khz " " ) + 460.525 ALSO GENERAL FD BASE/MOBILE OPERATIONS + 460.55 " " " " " " + 460.575 " " " " " " + 460.60 " " " " " " + + + UHF OFFSET CHANNELS USED ON A SHARED + BASIS BY FD'S AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES + 453.0375 to 453.965 (250 khz channel spacing) + 458.0375 to 458.965 (250 khz channel spacing) + 460.4875 " " " " " + 460.6125 " " " " " + 460.6375 " " " " " + 465.5125 " " " " " + 465.5375 " " " " " + 465.5875 " " " " " + 465.6125 " " " " " + 465.6375 " " " " " + + + UHF T BAND CHANNELS SHARED BY FD'S AND OTHER + PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES, CHANNEL SPACING IS 25 KHZ + 470.3125 to 471.1375 BOSTON MA + 482.3125 to 483.1375 " " + 470.3125 to 471.1375 CHICAGO ILL. + 470.3125 to 471.1375 LOS ANGELES, CA + 506.3125 to 507.2625 " " " + 470.3125 to 471.4125 NEW YORK, NY + 476.3125 to 477.4125 " " " + 500.3125 to 500.4375 PHILADELPHIA, PA + 500.6625 " " + 500.6875 " " + 500.7375 " " + 500.7875 to 500.9125 " " + 500.9625 " " + 500.9875 " " + 501.0625 " " + 501.1125 " " + 501.1375 " " + 482.3125 SAN FRANCISCO, CA + 482.3375 " " " + 482.3875 to 482.4875 " " " + 482.5375 " " " + 482.5625 " " " + 482.6125 " " " + 482.6875 to 482.7625 " " " + 482.8125 to 482.9125 " " " + 482.9625 " " " + 483.0125 " " " + 488.3625 to 488.4625 " " " + 488.5125 " " " + 488.5625 " " " + 488.6125 to 488.6875 " " " + 488.7375 " " " + 477.7625 " " " + 488.8375 " " " + 488.8625 " " " + 488.9125 " " " + 489.0125 to 489.0625 " " " + 489.1125 " " " + 489.1375 " " " + 488.3125 WASHINGTON, DC + 494.3125 to 495.4125 " " + + + + SOME KNOWN LOCAL WV AREA FREQUENCIES + 153.77 F1 HUNTINGTON WV + 154.43 F2 " " + 154.25 " " + 45.28 " " + 46.06 ONA WV + 31.86 MILTON WV + 31.98 " " + 154.385 CEREDO/KENOVA WV + 154.22 WAYNE WV + 154.13 " " + 155.10 LAVALETTE WV + 155.235 CROSS LANES/ST ALBANS WV + 154.385 CHARLESTON WV + 153.89 " " + 154.16 BELLE WV + 46.38 " " + + + This file was brought to you by The Hotline BBS we have an entire section + on Scanner & Radio related topics, give us a call.... + + The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + +  \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/firefreq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/firefreq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d312673c --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/firefreq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ + + FIRE SERVICE + SCANNING + + FREQUENCIES DESCRIPTION + ----------- ----------- + + + 45.88 MUTUAL AID + 154.265 " " + 154.280 " " + 154.295 " " + 33.42 LOW PWR. FOR HANDHELDS + 46.30 " " " " + 153.830 " " " " + 33.46 MOBILE ONLY FREQUENCIES + 33.50 " " " + 33.54 " " " + 33.58 " " " + 33.62 " " " + 33.66 " " " + 46.22 " " " + 46.24 " " " + 46.26 " " " + 46.28 " " " + 153.77 " " " + 153.89 " " " + 153.95 " " " + 154.07 " " " + 33.44 GENERAL FD BASE/MOBILE OPERATIONS + 33.48 (a channel every 20 khz) + 33.52 " " " " " + 33.56 " " " " " + 33.60 " " " " " + 33.64 " " " " " + 33.68 " " " " " + 33.98 " " " " " + 46.06 to 46.20 (20 khz channel spacing) + 46.36 to 46.50 (20 khz " " ) + 154.13 to 154.25 (15 khz " " ) + 154.31 to 154.445 (15 khz " " ) + 453.05 to 453.95 (50 khz " " ) + 460.525 ALSO GENERAL FD BASE/MOBILE OPERATIONS + 460.55 " " " " " " + 460.575 " " " " " " + 460.60 " " " " " " + + + UHF OFFSET CHANNELS USED ON A SHARED + BASIS BY FD'S AND OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES + 453.0375 to 453.965 (250 khz channel spacing) + 458.0375 to 458.965 (250 khz channel spacing) + 460.4875 " " " " " + 460.6125 " " " " " + 460.6375 " " " " " + 465.5125 " " " " " + 465.5375 " " " " " + 465.5875 " " " " " + 465.6125 " " " " " + 465.6375 " " " " " + + + UHF T BAND CHANNELS SHARED BY FD'S AND OTHER + PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES, CHANNEL SPACING IS 25 KHZ + 470.3125 to 471.1375 BOSTON MA + 482.3125 to 483.1375 " " + 470.3125 to 471.1375 CHICAGO ILL. + 470.3125 to 471.1375 LOS ANGELES, CA + 506.3125 to 507.2625 " " " + 470.3125 to 471.4125 NEW YORK, NY + 476.3125 to 477.4125 " " " + 500.3125 to 500.4375 PHILADELPHIA, PA + 500.6625 " " + 500.6875 " " + 500.7375 " " + 500.7875 to 500.9125 " " + 500.9625 " " + 500.9875 " " + 501.0625 " " + 501.1125 " " + 501.1375 " " + 482.3125 SAN FRANCISCO, CA + 482.3375 " " " + 482.3875 to 482.4875 " " " + 482.5375 " " " + 482.5625 " " " + 482.6125 " " " + 482.6875 to 482.7625 " " " + 482.8125 to 482.9125 " " " + 482.9625 " " " + 483.0125 " " " + 488.3625 to 488.4625 " " " + 488.5125 " " " + 488.5625 " " " + 488.6125 to 488.6875 " " " + 488.7375 " " " + 477.7625 " " " + 488.8375 " " " + 488.8625 " " " + 488.9125 " " " + 489.0125 to 489.0625 " " " + 489.1125 " " " + 489.1375 " " " + 488.3125 WASHINGTON, DC + 494.3125 to 495.4125 " " + + + + SOME KNOWN LOCAL WV AREA FREQUENCIES + 153.77 F1 HUNTINGTON WV + 154.43 F2 " " + 154.25 " " + 45.28 " " + 46.06 ONA WV + 31.86 MILTON WV + 31.98 " " + 154.385 CEREDO/KENOVA WV + 154.22 WAYNE WV + 154.13 " " + 155.10 LAVALETTE WV + 155.235 CROSS LANES/ST ALBANS WV + 154.385 CHARLESTON WV + 153.89 " " + 154.16 BELLE WV + 46.38 " " + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fleetsat.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fleetsat.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..21fc4c2a --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fleetsat.ham @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ + + + + + USAF/USN SATCOMM CHANNELS V.3. 1990 + Compiled By Nigel Ballard + 28 Maxwell Road, + Winton, Bournemouth, + Dorset, BH9 1DL. + + THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF KNOWN USA/USAF FLEETSATCOM + DOWNLINK TRANSPONDERS,KNOWN TO USE FM VOICE IN THE CLEAR. + +FREQUENCY CHANNEL NAME/NUMBER STATIONS HEARD CALLING + +261.4500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 01 'CAPE RADIO TO STINKER ONE CHARLIE' +261.4750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 02 dvp traffic +261.5000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 03 'ANDY ONE' and 'BLUE FALCON' +261.5250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 04 +261.5500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 05 'DRAGON EOC TO EIGHT ALPHA''STATE OPS' +261.5750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 06 'CALLING FORMAT' +261.6000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 07 'TANGO EIGHT IN THE PLANE TO ROMEO 4' +261.6250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 08 +261.6500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 09 'STATION FOUR THIS IS STATION THREE' +261.6750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 10 'DRAGON EOC TO KILO TWENTY-TWO ALPHA' +261.7000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 11 +261.7250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 12 'TAILPIPE CHARLIE THREE IN THE CLEAR' +261.7500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 13 'WATERLOO THIS IS FORMAT''TAC COMMAND' +261.7750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 14 +261.8000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 15 'CALLING BIG TOP' +261.8250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 16 'LOOKIE-LOOKIE THIS IS OUTWAY 25' +261.8500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 17 +261.8750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 18 +261.9000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 19 'DRAGON EOC' +261.9250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 20 dvp traffic +261.9500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 21 +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +265.2500 FLEET RELAY WHISKEY CH 08 +265.3500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA/XRAY CH 08 +265.4500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO/YANKEE CH 08 +265.5500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE/ZULU CH 08 +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +266.8500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA CH 09 dvp traffic +266.9500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO CH 09 +267.0500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE CH 09 +268.2500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA CH 10 +268.3500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO CH 10 +268.4500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE CH 10 dvp traffic +269.7500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA CH 11 +269.8500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO CH 11 'FOREIGN VOICE TELEPHONE LINKS' +269.9500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE CH 11 'HAMBURG TAC CONTROL TO HARDTOOTH' +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +262.2000 USED IN PLAIN SPEECH DURING THE BUSH 89 VISIT TO THE UK. +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +TAC = TACTICAL AIR COMMAND +DVP = DIGITAL VOICE PROTECTION. This is now an increasingly common way to +allow voice amnd data traffic to be passed with reasonable short-term security. A good receiver will always identify DVP traffic from electrical inteference by picking out the sync pulses that pass at either the end or start of each burst of secure traffic (it sounds like white noise). + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fleetsat.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fleetsat.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e4cd8ea2 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/fleetsat.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ + + USAF/USN SATCOMM CHANNELS V.3. + +FREQUENCY CHANNEL NAME/NUMBER STATIONS HEARD CALLING + +261.4500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 01 'CAPE RADIO TO STINKER ONE CHARLIE' +261.4750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 02 dvp traffic +261.5000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 03 'ANDY ONE' and 'BLUE FALCON' +261.5250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 04 +261.5500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 05 'DRAGON EOC TO EIGHT ALPHA''STATE OPS' +261.5750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 06 'CALLING FORMAT' +261.6000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 07 'TANGO EIGHT IN THE PLANE TO ROMEO 4' +261.6250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 08 +261.6500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 09 'STATION FOUR THIS IS STATION THREE' +261.6750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 10 'DRAGON EOC TO KILO TWENTY-TWO ALPHA' +261.7000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 11 +261.7250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 12 'TAILPIPE CHARLIE THREE IN THE CLEAR' +261.7500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 13 'WATERLOO THIS IS FORMAT''TAC COMMAND' +261.7750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 14 +261.8000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 15 'CALLING BIG TOP' +261.8250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 16 'LOOKIE-LOOKIE THIS IS OUTWAY 25' +261.8500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 17 +261.8750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 18 +261.9000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 19 'DRAGON EOC' +261.9250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 20 dvp traffic +261.9500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 21 +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +265.2500 FLEET RELAY WHISKEY CH 08 +265.3500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA/XRAY CH 08 +265.4500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO/YANKEE CH 08 +265.5500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE/ZULU CH 08 +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +266.8500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA CH 09 dvp traffic +266.9500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO CH 09 +267.0500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE CH 09 +268.2500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA CH 10 +268.3500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO CH 10 +268.4500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE CH 10 dvp traffic +269.7500 FLEET RELAY ALPHA CH 11 +269.8500 FLEET RELAY BRAVO CH 11 'FOREIGN VOICE TELEPHONE LINKS' +269.9500 FLEET RELAY CHARLIE CH 11 'HAMBURG TAC CONTROL TO HARDTOOTH' +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +262.2000 USED IN PLAIN SPEECH DURING THE BUSH 89 VISIT TO THE UK. +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- +TAC = TACTICAL AIR COMMAND +DVP = DIGITAL VOICE PROTECTION. This is now an increasingly common way to +allow voice amnd data traffic to be passed with reasonable short-term security. +A good receiver will always identify DVP traffic from electrical inteference by +picking out the sync pulses that pass at either the end or start of each burst +of secure traffic (it sounds like white noise). diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..563b0083 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,254 @@ +=========================================================================== +=========================================================================== + SCANNER FREQUENCY + + LISTINGS + + BY + + + + + ########## ######## ########## ######## ### + ### ## ## ### ### ## ## ### + ### ## ## ### ### ## ## ### + ### ## ## ########## ## ## ### + ### ## ## ### ## ## ### + ### ## ## ### ## ## ### + ### ######## ### ######## ########### + +============================================================================ +============================================================================ + + +FEDERAL FREQUENCIES TOPOL , KWV8BP +=================== ============== + + +DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY OR FREQUENCIES +=========== ======================== + + + +DEA FREQUENCIES CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625/416.050 MHZ. + CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.90/416.325 MHZ. + CH.3 SURVEILLANCE/STRIKE FORCE 418.750 MHZ. + CH.4 SURVEILLANCE/STRIKE FORCE 418.675 MHZ. + CH.5 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.825/415.60 MHZ. + CH.6 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.95/416.20 MHZ. + CH.7 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.975/417.025 MHZ. + CH.8 OPERATIONS SIMPLEX 418.975 MHZ. + + +UNITED STATES MARSHALLS CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 163.20/163.8125 MHZ. + CH.2 OPERATIONS SIM. 163.20 MHZ. + CH.3 OPER.RPTS.EXTENDERS 164.60/163.8125 MHZ. + CH.4 OPER.SIMPLEX 164.60 MHZ. + CH.? AIR/MOBILES 163.8125 MHZ. + CH.? OPER.REPORTED 162.7125/170.80 MHZ. + + +BUREAU OF PRISONS CH.1 170.875 MHZ. + CH.2 170.925 MHZ. + CH.3 170.650 MHZ. + + +INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CH.1 CID OPER.RPT. 165.950/167.00 MHZ. +"IRS" CH.2 CID OPER.DIRECT 167.000 MHZ. + CH.3 CID OPER.DIRECT 165.950 MHZ. + USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.1 IRS.INVESTIGATIONS 166.00/167.10 MHZ. + CH.2 IRS.INVESTIGATIONS 166.00 MHZ. + ? USDT COMMON FREQ. 165.4625/166.5875 + CH.1 CID OPER.(UHF) 418.225/414.700 MHZ. + CH.2 CID OPER.DIR 418.225 MHZ. + CH.3 CID TACTICAL 418.175 MHZ. + + +FED.COMMUNICATON COMM. 167.05 MHZ. + +BUREAU OF ALCOHOL , TOBACCO CH.1,3 OPERATIONS 165.2875/166.5375 MHZ. +AND FIREARMS "BATF" CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.5 OPERATIONS 165.9125 MHZ. + USDT COMMON 165.4625/166.5875 MHZ. + LOCAL OFFICES 165.35 MHZ. + USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 MHZ. + + +U.S. CUSTOMS CH.1,2 OPERATIONS 165.2375/166.4375 MHZ. + CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.4 TACTICAL 165.7375 MHZ. + CH.5 USDT COMMON 165.4625/166.5875 MHZ. + OPERATIONS 162.825 MHZ. + TACTICAL CAR-CAR 165.85 MHZ. + + +LOW POWER FEDERAL FREQS. UNDER 30 WATTS 163.10 , 418.050 , 418.575 MHZ. +SOME USES ARE : EAR MICS , 5 WATTS 27.575 , 27.585 MHZ. +SECRET COMM. , SOME SURV. 166.75 , 166.875 MHZ. + + +SECRET SERVICE NATIONWIDE RPT. 165.375 MHZ. + BAKER 165.7875 MHZ. + +FEDERAL EMERGENCY AGENCY DC AREA 16.95 MHZ. + +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 415.20 , 417.20 MHZ. + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK 170.20 MHZ. + +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 408.40 MHZ. + 418.075 MHZ. + 165.85 MHZ. TACTICAL + +FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATONS 163.425/163.925 MHZ. +"FBI" RPT. 163.725/163.775 MHZ. + RPT. 163.80/164.55 MHZ. + RPT. 162.6375/162.7875 MHZ. + RPT. 163.9375 MHZ. + F5 RPT. 163.9125 MHZ. + F1 RPT. 167.3125 MHZ. + F2 SIM. 167.45 MHZ. + F3 167.6125 MHZ. + + ALSO SEARCH THROUGH THESE FREQUENCIES + + 164.00 - 164.55 MHZ. + 167.2375 - 167.80 MHZ. + +U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR WV. 168.35 MHZ. + OHIO 173.6125 , 406.20 MHZ. + KY. 164.70 MHZ. + ALL PORTABLES 406.20 MHZ. + NOTE I HAVE A COMPLET STATE LISTING , IF NEEDED + + +TO FIND HIDDEN FREQUENCIES +USED BY OUR FEDERAL GOVT. +SEARCH THRU THESE AREAS 162.685 - 162.98 MHZ. 163.20 - 163.99 MHZ. + 165.21 - 165.95 MHZ. 166.40 - 166.75 MHZ. + 167.05 - 167.80 MHZ. 168.80 - 168.95 MHZ. + 170.70 - 170.925 MHZ. 171.15 - 172.00 MHZ. + 411.00 - 411.93 MHZ. 413.675 - 413.975 MHZ. + 414.00 - 414.575 MHZ. 416.05 - 416.775 MHZ. + 417.02 - 417.275 MHZ. 418.05 - 418.98 MHZ. + + + + + COMMON CODE WORDS AND TERMS USED BY THE GOVT. IN FIELD OPERATIONS + ================================================================= + + +BIG K, THE K-MART +BIRD DOG SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +BREAK OFF END SURVEILLANCE; APPLY DISTANCE BETWEEN SUSPECT AND + SURVEILLANCE UNIT +CAVE, THE SURVEILLANCE LISTENING POST +C.I. CASE INFORMANT +DIAPER CHANGE REPLACING BATTERIES IN MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +DIGITAL REFERENCE TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING TRANSMISSION +EDEN HIRED SUBJECT +EYEBALL SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT UNDER AGENTS DIRECT VIEW +EYES STARLIGHT NIGHTVISION OPTICS +F.F. FIELD FILE +FLICKS SURVEILLANCE FILMS +FLYER SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT PILOT +H.T. HANDY TALKIE (HAND-HELD UNIT) +HALF-SIGNAL AGENTS SPOUSE +HOME FRONT AGENTS HOME OFFICE +I, THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY +IN THE CLEAR TRANSMIT WITHOUT SCRAMBLING +IN THE POCKET SUBJECT IN SURVEILLANCE NET; SUBJECT WHEREABOUTS + KNOWN BY AGENTS. +L.L. LAND LINE (TELEPHONE) +MAIN MAN PRIMARY SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT OF INTEREST +MICKEY Ds MACDONALDS +NEST SURVEILLANCE SUBJECTS HOME +NOISEMAKER MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +NUMBER ONE MAN PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +O, THE AGENTS OFFICE +OUT OF POCKET SUBJECT NO LONGER UNDER SURVEILLANCE ; SUBJECTS WHEREA + BOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS +OUR BOY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR FRIEND SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAIN INTEREST PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAN SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUTSIDE AGENCY NEWS MEDIA +PACKAGE SUBJECT OR OBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PIGEON SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PLANK A BRIDGE +PORT AGENTS HOTEL/MOTEL +PRIVATE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +PRIVATE SIDE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +R, THE AGENTS RESIDENCE +RABBIT SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +RABBIT TRACKS SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE ON THE MOVE +REDBALLED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT WITH SUBJECT +REDBOARDED STOOPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT , SUBJECT NOT STOPPED +R.D.O. REGULAR DAY OFF +S.W. SEARCH WARRANT +SIGNAL FIELD AGENT +SOLO AGENT ALONE ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT +STANDARD OPERATE IN THE CLEAR +STAGING AREA AREA WHERE AGENTS GROUP PRIOR TO SURVEILLANCE OR + APPREHENSION OF SUBJECT(s) +SUBJECT PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TARGET SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TRUCK SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +TRUCK GARAGE AIRPORT +U.C. UNDERCOVER +WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WAR WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WIRE BODY TRANSMITTER +WALKING THE DOG AGENT FOLLOWING SUBJECT ON FOOT + + + + + + COMMON TEN CODES + ================ + + +10-0 NEGATIVE +10-4 OK +10-7 OUT OF SERVICE +10-8 IN SERVICE +10-9 REPEAT PREVIOUS TRANSMISSION +10-16 MESSAGE CHECK +10-20 LOCATION +10-21 TELEPHONE CALL +10-23 STAND BY +10-28 LICENSE PLATE CHECK +10-29 OPERATORS LICENSE CHECK +10-66 ALARM (?) +10-85 MEET WITH AGENT . . . +10-90 BANK ROBBERY +10-95 SUBJECTS APPREHENDED, AREA CLEARED AND SECURE + + + +A COUPLE QUICK NOTES ABOUT SOME OF THE FREQUENCIES +================================================== + + +WHEN IN THE SCAMBLED MODE , THEY USE DIGITAL ENCRYTION SYSTEM , WHICH ON THESE +MODELS ARE , MADE BY MOTOROLA. DIGITAL ENC. SOUNDS LIKE TONES OR BEEPS AND IS +NOT VERY EASY TO DESCRAMBLE , REASON BEING , IS THAT IT IS NOT PHASE INVERSION +THE SYSTEM USED BY SHERIFFS AND OTHERS , DIG. SCRAMBLING USES A PRESET CODE +ON EACH UNIT THIS NUMBER RANGES , SAY 10,000 DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS COULD BE +USED. SO THAT MEANS THAT YOU WOULD JUST SIMPLY HAVE TO TRY EACH AND EVERY POSS +IBLE COMBINATION. THIS WOULD TAKE CONSIDERABLE TIME. PLUS THE FACT THAT THEY +ARE MORE OR LESS CHANGED PERIODICALLY. WHAT YOU WOULD NEED TO DO IS HAVE SOME +TYPE OF PROGRAM THAT COULD SAMPLE EACH COMBINATION AT VERY FAST RATES. IF YOU +ARE INTERESTED IN SCRAMBLING YOUR COMMUNICATIONS , BE IT THE PHONE LINES , TWO +WAY RADIO , ETC. PALOMAR MAKES A NICE PHASE INVERSION , CURRENTLY BEING DISCON +TINUED. OR THE DIGITAL ENCRYPTION SYSTEM ALSO MADE BY PALOMER THIS UNIT SELLS +FOR AROUND 400.00. NOTE THAT PHASE INVERSION IS PRETTY EASY TO CRACK , YOU +COULD EVEN RECORD FULL SESSIONS OF A PHASE INVERTED CONVERSATION , AND THEN +LATER DESCRAMBLE IT FROM YOUR RECORDER. + + TOPOL + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..39526df7 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,229 @@ + +FEDERAL FREQUENCIES +=================== + + +DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY OR FREQUENCIES +=========== ======================== + + + +DEA FREQUENCIES CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625/416.050 MHZ. + CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.90/416.325 MHZ. + CH.3 SURVEILLANCE/STRIKE FORCE 418.750 MHZ. + CH.4 SURVEILLANCE/STRIKE FORCE 418.675 MHZ. + CH.5 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.825/415.60 MHZ. + CH.6 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.95/416.20 MHZ. + CH.7 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.975/417.025 MHZ. + CH.8 OPERATIONS SIMPLEX 418.975 MHZ. + + +UNITED STATES MARSHALLS CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 163.20/163.8125 MHZ. + CH.2 OPERATIONS SIM. 163.20 MHZ. + CH.3 OPER.RPTS.EXTENDERS 164.60/163.8125 MHZ. + CH.4 OPER.SIMPLEX 164.60 MHZ. + CH.? AIR/MOBILES 163.8125 MHZ. + CH.? OPER.REPORTED 162.7125/170.80 MHZ. + + +BUREAU OF PRISONS CH.1 170.875 MHZ. + CH.2 170.925 MHZ. + CH.3 170.650 MHZ. + + +INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CH.1 CID OPER.RPT. 165.950/167.00 MHZ. +"IRS" CH.2 CID OPER.DIRECT 167.000 MHZ. + CH.3 CID OPER.DIRECT 165.950 MHZ. + USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.1 IRS.INVESTIGATIONS 166.00/167.10 MHZ. + CH.2 IRS.INVESTIGATIONS 166.00 MHZ. + ? USDT COMMON FREQ. 165.4625/166.5875 + CH.1 CID OPER.(UHF) 418.225/414.700 MHZ. + CH.2 CID OPER.DIR 418.225 MHZ. + CH.3 CID TACTICAL 418.175 MHZ. + + +FED.COMMUNICATON COMM. 167.05 MHZ. + +BUREAU OF ALCOHOL , TOBACCO CH.1,3 OPERATIONS 165.2875/166.5375 MHZ. +AND FIREARMS "BATF" CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.5 OPERATIONS 165.9125 MHZ. + USDT COMMON 165.4625/166.5875 MHZ. + LOCAL OFFICES 165.35 MHZ. + USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 MHZ. + + +U.S. CUSTOMS CH.1,2 OPERATIONS 165.2375/166.4375 MHZ. + CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. + CH.4 TACTICAL 165.7375 MHZ. + CH.5 USDT COMMON 165.4625/166.5875 MHZ. + OPERATIONS 162.825 MHZ. + TACTICAL CAR-CAR 165.85 MHZ. + + +LOW POWER FEDERAL FREQS. UNDER 30 WATTS 163.10 , 418.050 , 418.575 MHZ. +SOME USES ARE : EAR MICS , 5 WATTS 27.575 , 27.585 MHZ. +SECRET COMM. , SOME SURV. 166.75 , 166.875 MHZ. + + +SECRET SERVICE NATIONWIDE RPT. 165.375 MHZ. + BAKER 165.7875 MHZ. + +FEDERAL EMERGENCY AGENCY DC AREA 16.95 MHZ. + +FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 415.20 , 417.20 MHZ. + +FEDERAL DISASTER NETWORK 170.20 MHZ. + +FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 408.40 MHZ. + 418.075 MHZ. + 165.85 MHZ. TACTICAL + +FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATONS 163.425/163.925 MHZ. +"FBI" RPT. 163.725/163.775 MHZ. + RPT. 163.80/164.55 MHZ. + RPT. 162.6375/162.7875 MHZ. + RPT. 163.9375 MHZ. + F5 RPT. 163.9125 MHZ. + F1 RPT. 167.3125 MHZ. + F2 SIM. 167.45 MHZ. + F3 167.6125 MHZ. + + ALSO SEARCH THROUGH THESE FREQUENCIES + + 164.00 - 164.55 MHZ. + 167.2375 - 167.80 MHZ. + +U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR WV. 168.35 MHZ. + OHIO 173.6125 , 406.20 MHZ. + KY. 164.70 MHZ. + ALL PORTABLES 406.20 MHZ. + NOTE I HAVE A COMPLET STATE LISTING , IF NEEDED + + +TO FIND HIDDEN FREQUENCIES +USED BY OUR FEDERAL GOVT. +SEARCH THRU THESE AREAS 162.685 - 162.98 MHZ. 163.20 - 163.99 MHZ. + 165.21 - 165.95 MHZ. 166.40 - 166.75 MHZ. + 167.05 - 167.80 MHZ. 168.80 - 168.95 MHZ. + 170.70 - 170.925 MHZ. 171.15 - 172.00 MHZ. + 411.00 - 411.93 MHZ. 413.675 - 413.975 MHZ. + 414.00 - 414.575 MHZ. 416.05 - 416.775 MHZ. + 417.02 - 417.275 MHZ. 418.05 - 418.98 MHZ. + + + + + COMMON CODE WORDS AND TERMS USED BY THE GOVT. IN FIELD OPERATIONS + ================================================================= + + +BIG K, THE K-MART +BIRD DOG SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +BREAK OFF END SURVEILLANCE; APPLY DISTANCE BETWEEN SUSPECT AND + SURVEILLANCE UNIT +CAVE, THE SURVEILLANCE LISTENING POST +C.I. CASE INFORMANT +DIAPER CHANGE REPLACING BATTERIES IN MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +DIGITAL REFERENCE TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING TRANSMISSION +EDEN HIRED SUBJECT +EYEBALL SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT UNDER AGENTS DIRECT VIEW +EYES STARLIGHT NIGHTVISION OPTICS +F.F. FIELD FILE +FLICKS SURVEILLANCE FILMS +FLYER SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT PILOT +H.T. HANDY TALKIE (HAND-HELD UNIT) +HALF-SIGNAL AGENTS SPOUSE +HOME FRONT AGENTS HOME OFFICE +I, THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY +IN THE CLEAR TRANSMIT WITHOUT SCRAMBLING +IN THE POCKET SUBJECT IN SURVEILLANCE NET; SUBJECT WHEREABOUTS + KNOWN BY AGENTS. +L.L. LAND LINE (TELEPHONE) +MAIN MAN PRIMARY SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT OF INTEREST +MICKEY Ds MACDONALDS +NEST SURVEILLANCE SUBJECTS HOME +NOISEMAKER MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER +NUMBER ONE MAN PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +O, THE AGENTS OFFICE +OUT OF POCKET SUBJECT NO LONGER UNDER SURVEILLANCE ; SUBJECTS WHEREA + BOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS +OUR BOY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR FRIEND SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAIN INTEREST PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUR MAN SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +OUTSIDE AGENCY NEWS MEDIA +PACKAGE SUBJECT OR OBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PIGEON SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +PLANK A BRIDGE +PORT AGENTS HOTEL/MOTEL +PRIVATE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +PRIVATE SIDE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING +R, THE AGENTS RESIDENCE +RABBIT SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +RABBIT TRACKS SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE ON THE MOVE +REDBALLED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT WITH SUBJECT +REDBOARDED STOOPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT , SUBJECT NOT STOPPED +R.D.O. REGULAR DAY OFF +S.W. SEARCH WARRANT +SIGNAL FIELD AGENT +SOLO AGENT ALONE ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT +STANDARD OPERATE IN THE CLEAR +STAGING AREA AREA WHERE AGENTS GROUP PRIOR TO SURVEILLANCE OR + APPREHENSION OF SUBJECT(s) +SUBJECT PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TARGET SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE +TRUCK SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT +TRUCK GARAGE AIRPORT +U.C. UNDERCOVER +WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WAR WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN +WIRE BODY TRANSMITTER +WALKING THE DOG AGENT FOLLOWING SUBJECT ON FOOT + + + + + + COMMON TEN CODES + ================ + + +10-0 NEGATIVE +10-4 OK +10-7 OUT OF SERVICE +10-8 IN SERVICE +10-9 REPEAT PREVIOUS TRANSMISSION +10-16 MESSAGE CHECK +10-20 LOCATION +10-21 TELEPHONE CALL +10-23 STAND BY +10-28 LICENSE PLATE CHECK +10-29 OPERATORS LICENSE CHECK +10-66 ALARM (?) +10-85 MEET WITH AGENT . . . +10-90 BANK ROBBERY +10-95 SUBJECTS APPREHENDED, AREA CLEARED AND SECURE + + + +A COUPLE QUICK NOTES ABOUT SOME OF THE FREQUENCIES +================================================== + + +WHEN IN THE SCAMBLED MODE , THEY USE DIGITAL ENCRYTION SYSTEM , WHICH ON THESE +MODELS ARE , MADE BY MOTOROLA. DIGITAL ENC. SOUNDS LIKE TONES OR BEEPS AND IS +NOT VERY EASY TO DESCRAMBLE , REASON BEING , IS THAT IT IS NOT PHASE INVERSION +THE SYSTEM USED BY SHERIFFS AND OTHERS , DIG. SCRAMBLING USES A PRESET CODE +ON EACH UNIT THIS NUMBER RANGES , SAY 10,000 DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS COULD BE +USED. SO THAT MEANS THAT YOU WOULD JUST SIMPLY HAVE TO TRY EACH AND EVERY POSS +IBLE COMBINATION. THIS WOULD TAKE CONSIDERABLE TIME. PLUS THE FACT THAT THEY +ARE MORE OR LESS CHANGED PERIODICALLY. WHAT YOU WOULD NEED TO DO IS HAVE SOME +TYPE OF PROGRAM THAT COULD SAMPLE EACH COMBINATION AT VERY FAST RATES. IF YOU +ARE INTERESTED IN SCRAMBLING YOUR COMMUNICATIONS , BE IT THE PHONE LINES , TWO +WAY RADIO , ETC. PALOMAR MAKES A NICE PHASE INVERSION , CURRENTLY BEING DISCON +TINUED. OR THE DIGITAL ENCRYPTION SYSTEM ALSO MADE BY PALOMER THIS UNIT SELLS +FOR AROUND 400.00. NOTE THAT PHASE INVERSION IS PRETTY EASY TO CRACK , YOU +COULD EVEN RECORD FULL SESSIONS OF A PHASE INVERTED CONVERSATION , AND THEN +LATER DESCRAMBLE IT FROM YOUR RECORDER. diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.va b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.va new file mode 100644 index 00000000..744fa23c --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq.va @@ -0,0 +1,1512 @@ + +ABC TV 450.850 NEWS NEWSNO +ABERDEEN TOWN OF MD37.180 POLICE DISPATCH POL NO +ACCESS OF FAIRFAX VA464.525 HOSPITAL MED YES +ACCIDENT VFD MD33.960 VOL. FIRE DEPT.KXZ893 FIRENO +ACCIDENT VFD MD33.880 VOL. FIRE DEPT.KXZ893 FIRENO +ADAMS COUNTY OF PA46.200 FIREGROUND FIRENO +ADAMS COUNTY OF PA154.280 F-MARS FIREYES +ADAMS COUNTY OF PA46.180 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO +AIR DEPARTURE CONT. 396.100 AIR NO +AIR DEPARTURE CONT. 343.100 AIR NO +AIR SEARCH AND RES. 123.100 SEARCH AND RES. 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Staff/White House Garage + 165.6875 + 166.2125 President/VP Security + India 407.9250 USSS-Headquarters (Treasury Security Force) + 166.2000 + Juliet 170.0000 USSS-Paging/Camp David + Kilo 167.8250 Duplex Phone-Pres Res/LBJ, WHCA + Lima 168.7875 Duplex Phone-Pres Res/LBJ, WHCA (voice scramblers) + Lavender 418.1250 WHCA-Transportation + + Mike 165.2125 USSS-Dignitary/Former Pres Protection, Counterfeit + Division + November 166.7000 WHCA-White House Staff + Oscar 164.8875 USSS-Presidential Protection Division (PPD), WHCA + + Papa 164.4000 USSS-Field Offices/Protection, input to 165.2125 + repeaters + Quebec --- + Romeo 166.4000 Input to 165.7875 repeaters + 164.4000 USSS-Repeater Outputs + Sierra 166.5125 WHCA-White House Staff + + Tango 164.6500 USSS-Field Offices/Protection, Presidential/VP + Security + Uniform 361.6000 AF-1 Communications + 165.0875 + Victor 164.1000 WHCA, Presidential/VP Protection + Whiskey 167.0250 WHCA-Paging + X-ray ******** SEE BELOW + Yankee 162.6875 WHCA-Presidential phone uplink or downlink + Zulu 171.2875 WHCA-Presidential phone downlink or uplink + +The Treasury Common frequency is 166.4625. + +X-ray is the reserve frequency pool and is not Treasury Common. Frequencies +here are used whenever a new frequency is needed. + +X-ray frequencies + +164.7500 +164.8000 +165.2625 +165.3375 +165.4125 +165.5125 +165.6500 +165.6875 +165.8500 +165.9000 +166.0500 +166.2000 +166.5625 +166.5875 +166.6375 +166.8000 +167.9000 + +The most active frequencies used before and during a presidential or vice +presidential visit are Baker, Charlie, Mike, and Tango, as well as any +channel designated for use by the WHCA. The frequency used most as a +nationwide primary repeater channel is Charlie, followed by Baker. Former +presidents' security use Mike. Oscar is used for presidential protection +nationwide and Papa is used for White House perimeter patrols. + +Pres Nighthawk Aircraft Fleet (HMX) + + Transport 46.7500 + Transport 375.0000 + VIP Transport Net 34.3500 + Command Post 142.7500 + Squadron Common 265.8000 + USMC helicopters 46.7000, 46.7500, 46.8000, 122.8500, 375.0000 + +Other Phone Patches + + Nationwide-2 407.4750 uplink + Nationwide-2 415.8000 downlink + Limousines (Local/DC) 407.4500 duplex + Limousines (Local/DC) 408.2000 duplex + +USSS Uniform Division (All repeaters use PL 103.5 Hz) + + Gray 418.3500/407.7500 White House + Orange 418.7750/414.9500 White House + Brown 414.8500/418.8000 Foreign Missions + Red 415.9750/419.7250 Foreign Missions + Silver 415.6500/419.1000 Foreign Missions + + Yellow 414.6750/418.1500, 415.9500 WHCA Foreign Missions Patrol + ("Boardwalk") Primary + +Training Division: Beltsville, MD + + Green 415.7500/407.8750 + Black 415.1000/418.3250 + Blue 414.8000 + Violet 415.8000 + Communications Division: + Gold 415.6750/419.0750 + Other: + Lavender 418.1250 WHCA Transportation + White 407.6750 + +Technical Security Division (Special Use) + + F-1 408.0000 + F-2 411.0000 + F-3 408.5000 + F-4 408.9750 + +NOTES: Frequencies in 407 Mhz band are used for agents' body radios with +"wristwatch" microphones. + +WHCA stands for White House Communications Agency. + +The PL used by the Secret Service is 103.5 Hz. + +The above info was gathered from several sources. Not all sources agreed on +the same frequencies. diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq2.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq2.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cccaa02d --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freq2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,311 @@ +A NUMERICAL LISTING OF EVERY KNOWN SECRET SERVICE FREQUENCY + + Frequency Description + + 32.2300 (ABLE) + + 32.2300 (ALPHA) WHCA - TRANSPORTATION (VANS) (POSSIBLE DC BASE) + + 32.3200 (ABLE) + + 34.0700 + + 34.3500 VIP TRANSPORT NET + + 46.7000 USMC HELICOPTERS + + 46.7500 TRANSPORT, USMC HELICOPTERS + + 46.8000 USMC HELICOPTERS + + 122.8500 USMC HELICOPTERS + + 142.7500 COMMAND POST + + 162.3750 + + 162.6875 (YANKEE) WHCA - PRESIDENTIAL PHONE UPLINK OR DOWNLINK + + 163.0000 + + 163.3625 + + 163.4000 + + 163.7375 + + 163.7750 + + 163.8125 + + 163.9125 + + 164.1000 (VICTOR) WHCA, PRESIDENTIAL/VP PROTECTION + + 164.4000 (PAPA) USSS - FIELD OFFICES/PROTECTION, INPUT TO 165.2125 + REPEATERS + + 164.4000 (ROMEO) USSS - REPEATER OUTPUTS + + 164.6500 (TANGO) USSS - FIELD OFFICES/PROTECTION, PRESIDENTIAL/VP + SECURITY + + 164.7500 (X-RAY) + + 164.8000 (PAIRED WITH 165.8500) + + 164.8000 (X-RAY) + + 164.8875 (OSCAR) USSS - PRESIDENTIAL PROTECTION DIVISION (PPD), WHCA + + 165.0875 (PAIRED WITH 166.2000) + + 165.0875 (PAIRED WITH 166.2125) + + 165.0875 (UNIFORM) + + 165.2125 (MIKE) USSS - DIGNITARY/FORMER PRES PROTECTION, COUNTERFEIT + DIVISION + + 165.2250 + + 165.2625 (X-RAY) + + 165.2875 + + 165.3375 (X-RAY) + + 165.3750 (CHARLIE) USSS - FIELD OFFICES/PROTECTION, COMMAND POST + COORDINATION (NATIONWIDE PRIMARY) + + 165.4125 (X-RAY) + + 165.5125 (PAIRED WITH 166.4875) + + 165.5125 (X-RAY) + + 165.6500 (PAIRED WITH 166.6375) + + 165.6500 (X-RAY) + + 165.6750 + + 165.6875 (HOTEL) + + 165.6875 (X-RAY) + + 165.6875 WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (PAIRED WITH 166.2125) + + 165.7625 (GOLF) INPUT TO 165.3750 REPEATERS + + 165.7875 (BAKER) USSS - FIELD OFFICES, PRESIDENT/VP/VIP SECURITY + + 165.8500 (PAIRED WITH 164.8000) + + 165.8500 (X-RAY) + + 165.8625 + + 165.9000 (X-RAY) + + 165.9125 + + 166.0500 (X-RAY) + + 166.2000 (INDIA) + + 166.2000 (PAIRED WITH 165.0875) + + 166.2000 (X-RAY) + + 166.2000 WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE + + 166.2125 (HOTEL) PRESIDENT/VP SECURITY + + 166.2125 (PAIRED WITH 165.0875) + + 166.2125 WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (PAIRED WITH 165.6875) + + 166.3750 + + 166.4000 (GOLF) USSS - FIELD OFFICES + + 166.4000 (ROMEO) INPUT TO 165.7875 REPEATERS + + 166.4625 TREASURY COMMON + + 166.4875 (PAIRED WITH 165.5125) + + 166.5125 (ALPHA) + + 166.5125 (SIERRA) WHCA - WHITE HOUSE STAFF + + 166.5625 (X-RAY) + + 166.5875 (X-RAY) + + 166.6375 (PAIRED WITH 165.6500) + + 166.6375 (X-RAY) + + 166.7000 (NOVEMBER) WHCA - WHITE HOUSE STAFF + + 166.8000 (X-RAY) + + 167.0250 (WHISKEY) WHCA - PAGING + + 167.3125 + + 167.4500 + + 167.6125 + + 167.8250 (KILO) DUPLEX PHONE-PRES RES/LBJ, WHCA + + 167.9000 (HOTEL) WHCA - V.P. STAFF/WHITE HOUSE GARAGE + + 167.9000 (X-RAY) + + 168.2250 + + 168.4000 + + 168.4500 + + 168.5750 + + 168.7875 (LIMA) DUPLEX PHONE-PRES RES/LBJ, WHCA (VOICE SCRAMBLERS) + + 169.9250 (DELTA) WHCA - MARINE SECURITY DETACHMENT, VANS + + 170.0000 (JULIET) USSS PAGING/CAMP DAVID + + 171.2875 (ZULU) WHCA - PRESIDENTIAL PHONE DOWNLINK OR UPLINK + + 265.8000 SQUADRON COMMON + + 361.6000 (UNIFORM) AF-1 COMMUNICATIONS + + 375.0000 TRANSPORT, USMC HELICOPTERS + + 406.2625 + + 406.4250 + + 407.4500 WASHINGTON DC LIMOUSINES + + 407.4750 NATIONWIDE-2 UPLINK + + 407.6750 (WHITE) + + 407.7500 (GRAY) WHITE HOUSE (PAIRED WITH 418.3500) + + 407.8000 + + 407.8250 SUIT RADIOS + + 407.8500 (ECHO) WHCA - SAM UPLINK (AIR FORCE 1 PHONE PATCH GROUND + UPLINK) + + 407.8750 (GREEN) TRAINING DIVISION (PAIRED WITH 415.7500) + + 407.8750 SUIT RADIOS + + 407.9250 (INDIA) USSS HEADQUARTERS (TREASURY SECURITY FORCE) + + 407.9500 + + 407.9750 + + 408.0000 TECHNICAL SECURITY DIVISION (F-1) + + 408.2000 WASHINGTON DC LIMOUSINES + + 408.5000 TECHNICAL SECURITY DIVISION (F-3) + + 408.6250 WHCA + + 408.6500 WHCA + + 408.6750 WHCA + + 408.7000 WHCA + + 408.7250 WHCA + + 408.7500 WHCA + + 408.7750 WHCA + + 408.8000 WHCA + + 408.8250 WHCA + + 408.8500 WHCA + + 408.8750 WHCA + + 408.9000 WHCA + + 408.9250 WHCA + + 408.9500 WHCA + + 408.9750 TECHNICAL SECURITY DIVISION (F-4) + + 408.9750 WHCA + + 409.9000 WHCA + + 411.0000 TECHNICAL SECURITY DIVISION (F-2) + + 414.6750 (YELLOW) WHCA, FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 418.1500) + + 414.8000 (BLUE) TRAINING DIVISION + + 414.8500 (BROWN) FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 418.8000) + + 414.9500 (ORANGE) WHITE HOUSE (PAIRED WITH 418.7750) + + 415.1000 (BLACK) TRAINING DIVISION (PAIRED WITH 418.3250) + + 415.6500 (SILVER) FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 419.1000) + + 415.6750 (GOLD) COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (PAIRED WITH 419.0750) + + 415.7000 (FOXTROT) WHCA - SAM DOWNLINK (AIR FORCE 1 PHONE PATCH + AIRCRAFT DOWNLINK) + + 415.7250 + + 415.7500 (GREEN) TRAINING DIVISION (PAIRED WITH 407.8750) + + 415.8000 (VIOLET) TRAINING DIVISION + + 415.8000 NATIONWIDE-2 DOWNLINK + + 415.9500 WHCA FOREIGN MISSIONS PATROL PRIMARY + + 415.9750 (RED) FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 419.7250) + + 417.7500 + + 418.1250 (LAVENDER) WHCA TRANSPORTATION + + 418.1500 (YELLOW) WHCA, FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 414.6750) + + 418.1750 WHCA + + 418.3250 (BLACK) TRAINING DIVISION (PAIRED WITH 415.1000) + + 418.3500 (GRAY) WHITE HOUSE (PAIRED WITH 407.7500) + + 418.6500 WHCA + + 418.7750 (ORANGE) WHITE HOUSE (PAIRED WITH 414.9500) + + 418.8000 (BROWN) FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 414.8500) + + 419.0750 (GOLD) COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (PAIRED WITH 415.6750) + + 419.1000 (SILVER) FOREIGN MISSIONS (PAIRED WITH 415.6500) diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqdea.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqdea.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7ccade08 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqdea.ham @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +DRUG Enforcement Agency Frequencies +by the (716) Strike Force & Mad Phoneman +Base/Mobile or Repeater input +___________________________________ + +163.185 +163.535 +165.235 shared with Customs +165.285 +165.290 +172.000 +172.050 +172.200 +415.600 +416.050 Ch 5 +416.200/418.625 +416.325/418.900 Ch 2 +418.625/416.200 or 418.750 Ch 1 <-I know this looks backwards but trust me +418.675 Ch 4 Car/Car +418.700 +418.725 +418.750/418.625 Ch 3 Strike Force +418.775 +418.800 Ch 1 Car/Car +418.825/415.600 Ch 5 Car/Car +418.875 +418.900/416.325 Ch 2 Surveillance +418.925 +418.950 +418.975 +419.000 + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqdea.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqdea.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0dfe6240 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqdea.txt @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +DRUG Enforcement Agency Frequencies +by the (716) Strike Force & Mad Phoneman +Base/Mobile or Repeater input +___________________________________ + +163.185 +163.535 +165.235 shared with Customs +165.285 +165.290 +172.000 +172.050 +172.200 +415.600 +416.050 Ch 5 +416.200/418.625 +416.325/418.900 Ch 2 +418.625/416.200 or 418.750 Ch 1 <-I know this looks backwards but trust me +418.675 Ch 4 Car/Car +418.700 +418.725 +418.750/418.625 Ch 3 Strike Force +418.775 +418.800 Ch 1 Car/Car +418.825/415.600 Ch 5 Car/Car +418.875 +418.900/416.325 Ch 2 Surveillance +418.925 +418.950 +418.975 +419.000 + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqfind.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqfind.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..793cbb2d --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqfind.ham @@ -0,0 +1,513 @@ +From: parnass@cbnewsc.ATT.COM (Bob Parnass, AJ9S) +Subject: How to find scanner frequencies (long treatise) +Date: 13 Dec 89 17:15:28 GMT + + + HOW DO YOU FIND THESE SCANNER FREQUENCIES? + + Part 1: Books, Magazines, Government Records, and Clubs + + by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + + I am often asked, "How do you find these frequencies?" + Scanner enthusiasts can obtain frequency information from + several sources, including books, government microfiche + records, or other listeners. + + + Books + + The most convenient source of fire and police frequencies + is the Police Call Radio Guide, published each year in 9 + regional volumes by Hollins Radio Data, and sold at Radio + Shack and larger book stores for about $7. Police Call + is basically a computer printout of FCC license informa- + tion in the fire, police, local government, and conserva- + tion services in two lists: by licensee name within + state, and by frequency. Later editions have included a + few pages of local airport and nonsensitive federal + government frequencies. + + I highly recommend Richard Prelinger's 1985 book, Monitor + America, published by SMB Publishing, and available from + Grove Enterprises for about $15.(1) Although somewhat out + of date, this single edition contains 582 pages of pol- + ice, fire, local government, news media, sports, national + park, and commercial broadcast frequencies for all 50 + states. The information was compiled mainly from members + of the world's largest scanning club, the Radio Communi- + cations Monitoring Association (RCMA). Monitor America + contains detailed communications system profiles and pre- + cinct maps for major metropolitan areas. Police and fire + radio codes and unit identifiers unique to local agencies + are listed for several cities. This differs from Police + Call, which gives a more sterile, but uniform treatment + of licensees, listing even the smallest of towns. + + The most readily available source of sensitive US govern- + ment frequencies is still Tom Kneitel's 168 page Top + Secret Registry of US Government Radio Frequencies. Pub- + lished by CRB Research, the 6th edition is available from + Grove Enterpises for about $19. Kneitel's book contains + frequency listings for NASA, military, FBI, Secret Ser- + vice, DEA, IRS, Border Patrol, arsenals, ammunition + plants, missile sites, and others in the 25 to 470 MHz + range. Since the US government no longer offers fre- + quency information for its own stations, and has never + published sensitive frequencies, most of the information + in Kneitel's book has been collected from listeners over + the years. It is certainly not complete, nor 100% accu- + rate, but is the best book in print for this difficult to + obtain information. + + A more accurate, but smaller and less comprehensive book + is Midwest Federal Frequency Directory. It was published + in 1986, and copies are getting scarce. Copies are + available for $10 from: + + + Scan America + 430 Garner Drive + Suffield, OH 44260-1557 + + + + Magazines + + Although national in circulation, local frequency infor- + mation is sometimes available in Grove's Monitoring Times + and Kneitel's sensationalistic Popular Communications. + + + Government Records + + Every year, the US Government sells FCC license informa- + tion, in the form of microfiche, floppy disk, and mag- + netic tape, to the public through the US Department of + Commerce National Technical Information Service (NTIS). + + These lists contain license information for the indus- + trial (e.g. Illinois Armored Car, Pinkerton's Security, + Joe's Towing, etc.), highway maintenance, commercial + broadcast, aviation, common carrier, and maritime ser- + vices, as well as for police and fire. Microfiche is not + for the casual hobbyist, but rather for the ardent + listener, who can easily spend a few hundred dollars for + the fiche, not including the price of a microfiche + reader. + + Back in "the good old days," Grove Enterprises sold + copies of some FCC microfiche files, and this was much + cheaper than buying directly from NTIS. The NTIS objects + to people copying their tapes and microfiche verbatim and + reselling them, and Grove no longer sells microfiche. + + Companies have appeared which are "plugged into" the FCC + licensing system and they sell computer time allowing + on-line file access. They also sell paper copies of FCC + information. Washington Radio Reports is one example. A + monthly publication, it lists license applications made + to the FCC. A few members of my scanner club subscribe + and share the information with me. + + + Federal Radio Stations - Not Licensed by FCC + + Since federal government radio stations are not licensed + by the FCC, they are not listed in FCC microfiche. In + 1981, a group of 60 radio hobbyists split a $1300 fee, + and obtained 80 microfiche cards of 'sanitized' informa- + tion about federal government radio stations under the + Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)(2). Only 12 of the 21 + information fields for each station were furnished. + Fields like "Remarks", which indicate the exact usage of + a channel (e.g. "Sky Marshall's Net"), and "Bureau", + indicating agency subdivision (e.g. TAC within the + USAF), were withheld. These 80 pages of microfiche were + sold by Grove Enterprises for $25, but are no longer + available from that source. Private entrepreneurs have + been known to ask $125 or more for a set! In a step + backward, the US Government insists it will no longer + release this type of information - it is now 'classi- + fied'(3). + + For a reason unknown to this author, the government + recently released a 1984 vintage set of frequencies allo- + cated to the FAA. Perhaps this was a mistake, because + the information is marked 'unclassified', but all fields + are furnished, including some which indicate security + related usage. Grove sold this set of 33 microfiche + cards for about $13. + + + Radio Clubs + + One of the best parts of the hobby is sharing it with + other radio buffs. Trading information with other hobby- + ists about frequencies, communication systems, and + receiving equipment is more valuable than a pile of maga- + zines. + + In 20 years of being an amateur radio operator, and + belonging to amateur radio clubs, I never realized there + were any scanner clubs! In 1983, I joined the world's + largest scanner club, the Radio Communications Monitoring + Association (RCMA). + + Founded in 1975, the RCMA is the "first national and + international organization of monitor radio listeners." + There are several regional chapters which hold regular + meetings. Club dues are $18.50 per year, which includes + a monthly newsletter of about 95 pages. Although the + focus is on VHF and UHF ranges, there is coverage of HF + utility stations below 30 MHz. Club policy precludes + printing certain sensitive federal law enforcement fre- + quencies, e.g., Secret Service, FBI, Customs, and DEA. + + [Note: This Policy has been changed in August of 1990] + [ to publish most such frequencies - Skip Sanders] + + Inquiries about RCMA membership should be sent to: + + + RCMA General Manager + P.O. Box 542 + Silverado, CA 92676 + USA + + One club which does print sensitive federal frequencies + is the All Ohio Scanner Club. I enjoy its bimonthly pub- + lication, The American Scannergram, which is about 60 + pages long. Although concentrating on Ohio, there is + frequency information from other states, and plenty of + product reviews and scanning tips. + + Annual dues are $15 and more information is available + from: + + + All Ohio Scanner Club + 50 Villa Road + Springfield, OH 45503 + + The Scanner Association of North American (SCAN) is a + scanner organization with a post office box near Chicago. + Having no elected officers or meetings, SCAN is not a + club in the traditional sense, rather it was started and + operated by an advertising agency contracted by the + manufacturer of Bearcat scanners. The membership fee + includes a subscription to the magazine Popular Communi- + cations. + + Membership information is available from: + + + Scanner Association + of North America + P. O. Box 414 + Western Springs, Illinois 60558 + + + + Do Your Own Sleuthing + + The real challenge is deriving new spectrum usage infor- + mation. Sometimes it requires several days of listening, + taping, and compiling fragments of information. Other + times, the frequency information is there for the taking + - without hassle. + + More about sleuthing will be discussed in Part II of this + article. + + + + HOW DO YOU FIND THESE SCANNER FREQUENCIES? + Part 2: Sleuthing + + by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + + Part I of this series discussed how scanner enthusiasts + can obtain frequency information from books, government + microfiche records, or other listeners. This installment + discusses digging up new frequencies on your own. + + + Do Your Own Sleuthing + + There is a challenge in deriving new spectrum usage + information on your own. Sometimes it requires several + days of listening, taping, and compiling fragments of + information. Other times, the frequency information is + there for the taking - without hassle. + + You can approach from two directions: + + 1. Listen first: Monitor a frequency or frequencies, + and determine who's transmitting and what purpose + the channel serves. Once you identify the user, + log the information. + + 2. Compile first: Take advantage of opportunities, + such as examining the frequency label on a guard's + radio, or reading the FCC license hanging on the + "radio room" wall(4), to compile frequency lists, + then monitor the listed frequencies to confirm that + they are really in use. + + Most listeners use a combination of both approaches. + + + What Makes Station Identification Difficult? + + In most instances, FCC rules require radio users to iden- + tify their operations with FCC assigned call letters. + Police and fire departments, especially those with + trained radio dispatchers, seem particularly conscien- + tious about station identification. Like commercial + broadcasters, many of these stations identify on the hour + and the half hour. + + Some repeater stations have Morse code identification + circuits which transmit call letters on a periodic basis, + insuring compliance with FCC rules. + + On the other hand, over 75% the industrial radio stations + monitored within the last year ignore the FCC regulation, + making it difficult for a listener to identify a station. + Some stations may operate for years using the nondescrip- + tive "base to mobile 2" or "Joe to base" protocol. One + rung up the hierarchy are stations that identify using + something like "Acme base to 107", giving the listener a + clue for his log. If call letters are given, they are + often rendered unintelligible by operators who fail to + enunciate. The failure to identify is more likely due to + sloppiness, rather than any attempt to hide station iden- + tity. + + While not regulated by the FCC, federal government radio + stations vary in the extent to which they identify their + transmissions. Some federal stations do not have call + letters. A nearby paging transmitter periodically + transmits a voice recording announcing, "This is the Army + Joliet Ammunition Plant." What more could a listener ask + for? + + Aside from a scanner and antenna, the most useful piece + of equipment for sleuthing is a voice actuated (VOX) + cassette tape recorder. You don't need a high fidelity + model or anything fancy. I use two modified Radio Shack + CTR-75 recorders, a recently discontinued model. + + VOX recorders allow one to compress a whole day's worth + of monitoring onto a single tape. I often leave a + recorder "armed" and connected to a scanner at home while + I am at the office or doing something else. When call + letters are mumbled, I can play and replay the tape until + I hear and understand them. + + The following examples illustrate techniques I've used to + derive new frequency information. + + + Examine the FCC License on Premise + + I have found the actual FCC radio license, complete with + frequency assignments, hanging on the walls of places + like the Bell Labs security office and the guard shack at + Waste Management's Greene Valley Landfill in Naperville. + + + Examine the Labels on Radio Equipment + + Frequency information is engraved on labels on the back + of many walkie-talkies, or inside the battery compart- + ment, like in the Motorola HT220 model. Most pagers have + labels on the bottom or inside. Like passwords taped + onto terminals, it's not uncommon to find Dymo tape + labels embossed with frequencies or call letters glued to + the front of base stations. + + You can make your own opportunities for eyeing the equip- + ment or take advantage of "open house" events. If infor- + mation is displayed publicly, then a reasonable person + could assume it's not government secret. + + - At the annual Glenview Naval Air Station open house, + I examined a military manpack radio being used by + dispensary paramedics. The radio's tuning dial was + set at 34.15 MHz. + + - The Illinois Army National Guard displayed two + armored personnel carriers at the local county fair, + each equipped with VHF-FM and HF-SSB transceivers. + + In addition to a tuning control (VFO), the VHF-FM + radio had a set of channel select pushbuttons, much + like those in a car radio. I asked a guardsman a few + questions about the radio, and he demonstrated the + channel preset feature. A panel above the channel + pushbuttons was labeled with the frequencies: + 32.055, 34.45, 35.35, 40.55, and 40.60 MHz. + + - An Army National Guard UH1 helicopter was displayed + at the Marseilles armory "open house". The public + was permitted to climb aboard, and observe the + instrumentation and radio gear. A channel plate on + the instrument cluster listed the following frequen- + cies: 226.3, 229.4, 233.2, 242.4, 252.9, 255.4, + 257.8, 269.2, 284.6, 291.0, 307.0, 335.6, 337.4, + 348.6, 357.4, 360.6, 388.0, 388.9, 392.1, and 395.8 + MHz. + + Hobbyists are urged to exercise a modicum of restraint + and good judgement. In New Jersey, a radio + technician/hobbyist called to service a transmitter in a + county building, noticed a new unattended repeater ins- + tallation in the same room. Being curious about what + frequency this repeater was on, he opened the access door + to copy the frequencies from the radio's crystals. It + turns out that this radio belonged to the US Secret Ser- + vice, and opening the access door could have activated a + "tamper alarm"! + + The tech was skating on thin ice. He had nobody's per- + mission to tamper with that equipment. + + + Equipment to Determine Frequency Usage + + If you don't know the exact frequency, but have a general + idea of the range (e.g. 150 - 152 MHz), use your + scanner's "search" mode. Most programmable scanners + afford the ability to search between two frequency limits + set by the user. Three models, the ICOM R7000, Bearcat + 250, and Regency K500, have the ability to automatically + store active frequencies found during an unattended + search operation. + + To find the frequency of a hotel communications system, + one fellow installed his Bearcat 250 in his car and + parked in the hotel lot, leaving the scanner in the + "search and store" mode. He left the antenna discon- + nected so the scanner would only respond to a transmitter + in the immediate vicinity. + + Test equipment can aid in the quest for new frequency + information. I've used a spectrum analyzer connected to + an outside antenna, and a frequency counter for close-in + work. + + + How Can I Determine To Whom I'm + Listening? - An Example + + While scanning the industrial frequencies in the 150 MHz + range, a van driver was overheard communicating with + "base" while driving around my town. The stations + involved never used FCC call signs -- this would have + made life a lot easier for me, and legal for them!(5) + + Transmissions were short and infrequent, so it was + decided to tape record all transmissions on this fre- + quency for several days to determine the station's iden- + tity. + + During daylight hours, a modified Regency K500 scanner + was left tuned to the target frequency, connected to a + cheap tape recorder through a home built interface. + Using a carrier operated relay, the tape interface sup- + plied power to the recorder only during radio transmis- + sions, so a day's worth of traffic could be compressed + into a 45 minute tape. + + Each day, the tape was played back and notes on names, + locations, and activities mentioned during the day's + transmissions were taken. The van driver appeared to be + making daily stops at a local bank and two shopping + malls. A Walgreen's store seemed to be the only stop at + one mall. A few times, "base" ordered the van "back to + the Training Center." There were frequent references to + "guests checking out", "dropping a guest off", and + "instructor[s] missing a class". At times, "base" spoke + with "security", who must have been using a walkie-talkie + as his signals weren't strong enough to hear. + + Was this a hotel? Calls to the three local hotels + revealed that none provides shuttle bus service to the + shopping malls. A call to the Walgreen's, inquiring + about bus service to the store, drew another blank. Dur- + ing my shopping trips, I began to pay closer attention to + vans with antennas driving through the parking lots. + + I was leaving the mall one day, when a week's effort paid + off. A maroon and white van, equipped with a VHF-Hi + antenna, was dropping shoppers off at Walgreen's. A sign + on the van's door read: + + XYZ Central Training Center(6) + Lisle, Illinois + + + I watched the driver pick up a microphone, and listened + to him on my portable scanner checking back with his + "base". + + All the pieces fit: the "guests", the "classes", the + "instructors". Mystery solved; I had been monitoring the + customer training center for a large computer manufac- + turer. The training center has hotel rooms and dining + facilities to accommodate students from out of state. As + a convenience, shuttle van service is provided to local + shopping malls. + + + Summary + + Through books, government records, and radio clubs, + scanner listeners can make use of frequency information + compiled by others. Two-way radio users often fail to + identify their transmissions properly, making it more + difficult for listeners to know who they are monitoring. + By examining radio equipment labeling, and monitoring and + taping transmissions, scanner enthusiasts can unearth new + information. + + +------------------------------------------------------------ +Notes: + + 1. Grove Enterprises, PO Box 98, 140 Dog Branch Road, + Brasstown, NC 28902. tel (704)837-9200 + + 2. See "The Government Giveth, the Government Taketh Away", + by Richard Prelinger, in Monitoring Times, July 1982. + + 3. See "AFIO and the FOIA", by Bob Grove, in Monitoring + Times, September 1982. + + 4. Readers are urged to abide by the rules of good taste + and local laws in the quest for frequency information. + Don't trespass, wait for an invitation. + + 5. One may use FCC license microfiche, described in Part I + of this article, to identify stations using call + letters. + + 6. XYZ is a pseudonym for the actual licensee name. + + +============================================================================ +Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att!ihuxz!parnass (708)979-5414 + +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- + + + This file downloaded from Havana Moon's "Los Numeros" On-Line. + + For More Information, Send a #10 SASE To + MoonBeam Press + PO Box 149, Depart. BB + Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 + +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqfind.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqfind.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..849ac2b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqfind.txt @@ -0,0 +1,764 @@ +Article 349 in rec.radio.shortwave: +From: parnass@cbnewsc.ATT.COM (Bob Parnass, AJ9S) +Subject: How to find scanner frequencies (long treatise) +Keywords: scanner radio, monitoring, microfiche, SIGINT +Message-ID: <12219@cbnewsc.ATT.COM> +Date: 13 Dec 89 17:15:28 GMT +Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories +Lines: 732 + +x-------------- CUT HERE --------------------------------------x + + + + + + + + HOW DO YOU FIND THESE SCANNER FREQUENCIES? + Part 1: Books, Magazines, Government Records, and Clubs + + by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + + I am often asked, "How do you find these frequencies?" + Scanner enthusiasts can obtain frequency information from + several sources, including books, government microfiche + records, or other listeners. + + + Books + + The most convenient source of fire and police frequencies + is the Police Call Radio Guide, published each year in 9 + regional volumes by Hollins Radio Data, and sold at Radio + Shack and larger book stores for about $7. Police Call + is basically a computer printout of FCC license informa- + tion in the fire, police, local government, and conserva- + tion services in two lists: by licensee name within + state, and by frequency. Later editions have included a + few pages of local airport and nonsensitive federal + government frequencies. + + I highly recommend Richard Prelinger's 1985 book, Monitor + America, published by SMB Publishing, and available from + Grove Enterprises for about $15.1 Although somewhat out + of date, this single edition contains 582 pages of pol- + ice, fire, local government, news media, sports, national + park, and commercial broadcast frequencies for all 50 + states. The information was compiled mainly from members + of the world's largest scanning club, the Radio Communi- + cations Monitoring Association (RCMA). Monitor America + contains detailed communications system profiles and pre- + cinct maps for major metropolitan areas. Police and fire + radio codes and unit identifiers unique to local agencies + are listed for several cities. This differs from Police + Call, which gives a more sterile, but uniform treatment + of licensees, listing even the smallest of towns. + + The most readily available source of sensitive US govern- + ment frequencies is still Tom Kneitel's 168 page Top + Secret Registry of US Government Radio Frequencies. Pub- + lished by CRB Research, the 6th edition is available from + + +__________ + + 1. Grove Enterprises, PO Box 98, 140 Dog Branch Road, + Brasstown, NC 28902. tel (704)837-9200 + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 2 - + + + + Grove Enterpises for about $19. Kneitel's book contains + frequency listings for NASA, military, FBI, Secret Ser- + vice, DEA, IRS, Border Patrol, arsenals, ammunition + plants, missile sites, and others in the 25 to 470 MHz + range. Since the US government no longer offers fre- + quency information for its own stations, and has never + published sensitive frequencies, most of the information + in Kneitel's book has been collected from listeners over + the years. It is certainly not complete, nor 100% accu- + rate, but is the best book in print for this difficult to + obtain information. + + A more accurate, but smaller and less comprehensive book + is Midwest Federal Frequency Directory. It was published + in 1986, and copies are getting scarce. Copies are + available for $10 from: + + + Scan America + 430 Garner Drive + Suffield, OH 44260-1557 + + + + Magazines + + Although national in circulation, local frequency infor- + mation is sometimes available in Grove's Monitoring Times + and Kneitel's sensationalistic Popular Communications. + + + Government Records + + Every year, the US Government sells FCC license informa- + tion, in the form of microfiche, floppy disk, and mag- + netic tape, to the public through the US Department of + Commerce National Technical Information Service (NTIS). + + These lists contain license information for the indus- + trial (e.g. Illinois Armored Car, Pinkerton's Security, + Joe's Towing, etc.), highway maintenance, commercial + broadcast, aviation, common carrier, and maritime ser- + vices, as well as for police and fire. Microfiche is not + for the casual hobbyist, but rather for the ardent + listener, who can easily spend a few hundred dollars for + the fiche, not including the price of a microfiche + reader. + + Back in "the good old days," Grove Enterprises sold + copies of some FCC microfiche files, and this was much + cheaper than buying directly from NTIS. The NTIS objects + + + + + + + + + + + + - 3 - + + + + to people copying their tapes and microfiche verbatim and + reselling them, and Grove no longer sells microfiche. + + Companies have appeared which are "plugged into" the FCC + licensing system and they sell computer time allowing + on-line file access. They also sell paper copies of FCC + information. Washington Radio Reports is one example. A + monthly publication, it lists license applications made + to the FCC. A few members of my scanner club subscribe + and share the information with me. + + + Federal Radio Stations - Not Licensed by FCC + + Since federal government radio stations are not licensed + by the FCC, they are not listed in FCC microfiche. In + 1981, a group of 60 radio hobbyists split a $1300 fee, + and obtained 80 microfiche cards of 'sanitized' informa- + tion about federal government radio stations under the + Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)2. Only 12 of the 21 + information fields for each station were furnished. + Fields like "Remarks", which indicate the exact usage of + a channel (e.g. "Sky Marshall's Net"), and "Bureau", + indicating agency subdivision (e.g. TAC within the + USAF), were withheld. These 80 pages of microfiche were + sold by Grove Enterprises for $25, but are no longer + available from that source. Private entrepreneurs have + been known to ask $125 or more for a set! In a step + backward, the US Government insists it will no longer + release this type of information - it is now 'classi- + fied'3. + + For a reason unknown to this author, the government + recently released a 1984 vintage set of frequencies allo- + cated to the FAA. Perhaps this was a mistake, because + the information is marked 'unclassified', but all fields + are furnished, including some which indicate security + related usage. Grove sold this set of 33 microfiche + cards for about $13. + + + + +__________ + + 2. See "The Government Giveth, the Government Taketh Away", + by Richard Prelinger, in Monitoring Times, July 1982. + + 3. See "AFIO and the FOIA", by Bob Grove, in Monitoring + Times, September 1982. + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 4 - + + + + Radio Clubs + + One of the best parts of the hobby is sharing it with + other radio buffs. Trading information with other hobby- + ists about frequencies, communication systems, and + receiving equipment is more valuable than a pile of maga- + zines. + + In 20 years of being an amateur radio operator, and + belonging to amateur radio clubs, I never realized there + were any scanner clubs! In 1983, I joined the world's + largest scanner club, the Radio Communications Monitoring + Association (RCMA). + + Founded in 1975, the RCMA is the "first national and + international organization of monitor radio listeners." + There are several regional chapters which hold regular + meetings. Club dues are $18.50 per year, which includes + a monthly newsletter of about 95 pages. Although the + focus is on VHF and UHF ranges, there is coverage of HF + utility stations below 30 MHz. Club policy precludes + printing certain sensitive federal law enforcement fre- + quencies, e.g., Secret Service, FBI, Customs, and DEA. + + Inquiries about RCMA membership should be sent to: + + + RCMA General Manager + P.O. Box 542 + Silverado, CA 92676 + USA + + One club which does print sensitive federal frequencies + is the All Ohio Scanner Club. I enjoy its bimonthly pub- + lication, The American Scannergram, which is about 60 + pages long. Although concentrating on Ohio, there is + frequency information from other states, and plenty of + product reviews and scanning tips. + + Annual dues are $15 and more information is available + from: + + + All Ohio Scanner Club + 50 Villa Road + Springfield, OH 45503 + + The Scanner Association of North American (SCAN) is a + scanner organization with a post office box near Chicago. + Having no elected officers or meetings, SCAN is not a + club in the traditional sense, rather it was started and + + + + + + + + + + + + - 5 - + + + + operated by an advertising agency contracted by the + manufacturer of Bearcat scanners. The membership fee + includes a subscription to the magazine Popular Communi- + cations. + + Membership information is available from: + + + Scanner Association + of North America + P. O. Box 414 + Western Springs, Illinois 60558 + + + + Do Your Own Sleuthing + + The real challenge is deriving new spectrum usage infor- + mation. Sometimes it requires several days of listening, + taping, and compiling fragments of information. Other + times, the frequency information is there for the taking + - without hassle. + + More about sleuthing will be discussed in Part II of this + article. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 6 - + + + + HOW DO YOU FIND THESE SCANNER FREQUENCIES? + Part 2: Sleuthing + + by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + + Part I of this series discussed how scanner enthusiasts + can obtain frequency information from books, government + microfiche records, or other listeners. This installment + discusses digging up new frequencies on your own. + + + Do Your Own Sleuthing + + There is a challenge in deriving new spectrum usage + information on your own. Sometimes it requires several + days of listening, taping, and compiling fragments of + information. Other times, the frequency information is + there for the taking - without hassle. + + You can approach from two directions: + + 1. Listen first: Monitor a frequency or frequencies, + and determine who's transmitting and what purpose + the channel serves. Once you identify the user, + log the information. + + 2. Compile first: Take advantage of opportunities, + such as examining the frequency label on a guard's + radio, or reading the FCC license hanging on the + "radio room" wall4, to compile frequency lists, + then monitor the listed frequencies to confirm that + they are really in use. + + Most listeners use a combination of both approaches. + + + What Makes Station Identification Difficult? + + In most instances, FCC rules require radio users to iden- + tify their operations with FCC assigned call letters. + Police and fire departments, especially those with + trained radio dispatchers, seem particularly conscien- + tious about station identification. Like commercial + + +__________ + + 4. Readers are urged to abide by the rules of good taste + and local laws in the quest for frequency information. + Don't trespass, wait for an invitation. + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 7 - + + + + broadcasters, many of these stations identify on the hour + and the half hour. + + Some repeater stations have Morse code identification + circuits which transmit call letters on a periodic basis, + insuring compliance with FCC rules. + + On the other hand, over 75% the industrial radio stations + monitored within the last year ignore the FCC regulation, + making it difficult for a listener to identify a station. + Some stations may operate for years using the nondescrip- + tive "base to mobile 2" or "Joe to base" protocol. One + rung up the hierarchy are stations that identify using + something like "Acme base to 107", giving the listener a + clue for his log. If call letters are given, they are + often rendered unintelligible by operators who fail to + enunciate. The failure to identify is more likely due to + sloppiness, rather than any attempt to hide station iden- + tity. + + While not regulated by the FCC, federal government radio + stations vary in the extent to which they identify their + transmissions. Some federal stations do not have call + letters. A nearby paging transmitter periodically + transmits a voice recording announcing, "This is the Army + Joliet Ammunition Plant." What more could a listener ask + for? + + Aside from a scanner and antenna, the most useful piece + of equipment for sleuthing is a voice actuated (VOX) + cassette tape recorder. You don't need a high fidelity + model or anything fancy. I use two modified Radio Shack + CTR-75 recorders, a recently discontinued model. + + VOX recorders allow one to compress a whole day's worth + of monitoring onto a single tape. I often leave a + recorder "armed" and connected to a scanner at home while + I am at the office or doing something else. When call + letters are mumbled, I can play and replay the tape until + I hear and understand them. + + The following examples illustrate techniques I've used to + derive new frequency information. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 8 - + + + + Examine the FCC License on Premise + + I have found the actual FCC radio license, complete with + frequency assignments, hanging on the walls of places + like the Bell Labs security office and the guard shack at + Waste Management's Greene Valley Landfill in Naperville. + + + + Examine the Labels on Radio Equipment + + Frequency information is engraved on labels on the back + of many walkie-talkies, or inside the battery compart- + ment, like in the Motorola HT220 model. Most pagers have + labels on the bottom or inside. Like passwords taped + onto terminals, it's not uncommon to find Dymo tape + labels embossed with frequencies or call letters glued to + the front of base stations. + + You can make your own opportunities for eyeing the equip- + ment or take advantage of "open house" events. If infor- + mation is displayed publicly, then a reasonable person + could assume it's not government secret. + + - At the annual Glenview Naval Air Station open house, + I examined a military manpack radio being used by + dispensary paramedics. The radio's tuning dial was + set at 34.15 MHz. + + - The Illinois Army National Guard displayed two + armored personnel carriers at the local county fair, + each equipped with VHF-FM and HF-SSB transceivers. + + In addition to a tuning control (VFO), the VHF-FM + radio had a set of channel select pushbuttons, much + like those in a car radio. I asked a guardsman a few + questions about the radio, and he demonstrated the + channel preset feature. A panel above the channel + pushbuttons was labeled with the frequencies: + 32.055, 34.45, 35.35, 40.55, and 40.60 MHz. + + - An Army National Guard UH1 helicopter was displayed + at the Marseilles armory "open house". The public + was permitted to climb aboard, and observe the + instrumentation and radio gear. A channel plate on + the instrument cluster listed the following frequen- + cies: 226.3, 229.4, 233.2, 242.4, 252.9, 255.4, + 257.8, 269.2, 284.6, 291.0, 307.0, 335.6, 337.4, + 348.6, 357.4, 360.6, 388.0, 388.9, 392.1, and 395.8 + MHz. + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 9 - + + + + Hobbyists are urged to exercise a modicum of restraint + and good judgement. In New Jersey, a radio + technician/hobbyist called to service a transmitter in a + county building, noticed a new unattended repeater ins- + tallation in the same room. Being curious about what + frequency this repeater was on, he opened the access door + to copy the frequencies from the radio's crystals. It + turns out that this radio belonged to the US Secret Ser- + vice, and opening the access door could have activated a + "tamper alarm"! + + The tech was skating on thin ice. He had nobody's per- + mission to tamper with that equipment. + + + + Equipment to Determine Frequency Usage + + If you don't know the exact frequency, but have a general + idea of the range (e.g. 150 - 152 MHz), use your + scanner's "search" mode. Most programmable scanners + afford the ability to search between two frequency limits + set by the user. Three models, the ICOM R7000, Bearcat + 250, and Regency K500, have the ability to automatically + store active frequencies found during an unattended + search operation. + + To find the frequency of a hotel communications system, + one fellow installed his Bearcat 250 in his car and + parked in the hotel lot, leaving the scanner in the + "search and store" mode. He left the antenna discon- + nected so the scanner would only respond to a transmitter + in the immediate vicinity. + + Test equipment can aid in the quest for new frequency + information. I've used a spectrum analyzer connected to + an outside antenna, and a frequency counter for close-in + work. + + + How Can I Determine To Whom I'm + Listening? - An Example + + While scanning the industrial frequencies in the 150 MHz + range, a van driver was overheard communicating with + "base" while driving around my town. The stations + involved never used FCC call signs -- this would have + made life a lot easier for me, and legal for them!5 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 10 - + + + + Transmissions were short and infrequent, so it was + decided to tape record all transmissions on this fre- + quency for several days to determine the station's iden- + tity. + + During daylight hours, a modified Regency K500 scanner + was left tuned to the target frequency, connected to a + cheap tape recorder through a home built interface. + Using a carrier operated relay, the tape interface sup- + plied power to the recorder only during radio transmis- + sions, so a day's worth of traffic could be compressed + into a 45 minute tape. + + Each day, the tape was played back and notes on names, + locations, and activities mentioned during the day's + transmissions were taken. The van driver appeared to be + making daily stops at a local bank and two shopping + malls. A Walgreen's store seemed to be the only stop at + one mall. A few times, "base" ordered the van "back to + the Training Center." There were frequent references to + "guests checking out", "dropping a guest off", and + "instructor[s] missing a class". At times, "base" spoke + with "security", who must have been using a walkie-talkie + as his signals weren't strong enough to hear. + + Was this a hotel? Calls to the three local hotels + revealed that none provides shuttle bus service to the + shopping malls. A call to the Walgreen's, inquiring + about bus service to the store, drew another blank. Dur- + ing my shopping trips, I began to pay closer attention to + vans with antennas driving through the parking lots. + + I was leaving the mall one day, when a week's effort paid + off. A maroon and white van, equipped with a VHF-Hi + antenna, was dropping shoppers off at Walgreen's. A sign + on the van's door read: + + XYZ Central Training Center6 + Lisle, Illinois + + + + +__________ + + 5. One may use FCC license microfiche, described in Part I + of this article, to identify stations using call + letters. + + 6. XYZ is a pseudonym for the actual licensee name. + + + + + + + + + + + + + - 11 - + + + + I watched the driver pick up a microphone, and listened + to him on my portable scanner checking back with his + "base". + + All the pieces fit: the "guests", the "classes", the + "instructors". Mystery solved; I had been monitoring the + customer training center for a large computer manufac- + turer. The training center has hotel rooms and dining + facilities to accommodate students from out of state. As + a convenience, shuttle van service is provided to local + shopping malls. + + + Summary + + Through books, government records, and radio clubs, + scanner listeners can make use of frequency information + compiled by others. Two-way radio users often fail to + identify their transmissions properly, making it more + difficult for listeners to know who they are monitoring. + By examining radio equipment labeling, and monitoring and + taping transmissions, scanner enthusiasts can unearth new + information. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +x-------------- CUT HERE --------------------------------------x +-- +============================================================================ +Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att!ihuxz!parnass (708)979-5414 + +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- + + + This file downloaded from Havana Moon's "Los Numeros" On-Line. + + For More Information, Send a #10 SASE To + MoonBeam Press + PO Box 149, Depart. BB + Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 + + +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- + + + + + + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqlst.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqlst.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c2bfbaf0 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqlst.ham @@ -0,0 +1,489 @@ + + + ************************************************************ + ************* CW SHORE STATION AND WX LIST ***************** + ************************************************************ + ____________________________________________________________ + + GMT FREQUENCY MODE STATION/COMMENT + ____________________________________________________________ + + 4343 CW WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists + 6415 CW WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists + 8452 CW VAI - WX and TFC Lists + 8515 CW WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists + 1900 8682 CW NMC - WX + 1530 8727 CW KMI - TFC Lists + 0524 10024 CW two tone CW no ID cipher numers + 1900 12730 CW WX NMC 0030, 630, 1930 + 12809.4 CW KPH - WX 1900 + 12829 CW XFS - TFC Lists + 1900 13002 CW KMI WX + 13007 CW WCC CQ & TFC LISTS + 13037 CW KLC CQ AND TFC LISTS + 17021 CW WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists + 0430 17053 CW ?? 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Only + 49.8600 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 3 Portable paired 46.6700 Base. + 49.8600 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8600 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Room monitor Channel A transmit frequency. + 49.8750 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8750 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 5 Portable paired 46.7300 Base. + 49.8750 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8900 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 7 Portable paired 46.8300 Base. + 49.8900 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8900 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Portable mike for VCR camera unit (Sears). + 49.8900 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Room monitor Channel B transmit frequency. + 49.9300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 8 Portable paired 46.8700 Base. + 49.9300 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Portable telephones (AT&T) handset freq. + 49.9700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 10 Portable paired 46.9700 Base. + 49.9800 AMFM Voice USA MARS Worldwide US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel + 49.9800 AMFM Voice USAF MARS Worldwide US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel + 49.9800 AMFM Voice USN MARS Worldwide US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel + 49.9900 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 9 Portable paired 46.9300 Base. + 50.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amatuer 6M Band ITU Region II To 54.0000 + 50.8000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 00, Amatuer License Required + 50.8200 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 01, Amatuer License Required + 50.8400 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 02, Amatuer License Required + 50.8600 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 03, Amatuer License Required + 50.8800 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 04, Amatuer License Required + 50.9000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 05, Amatuer License Required + 50.9200 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 06, Amatuer License Required + 50.9400 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 07, Amatuer License Required + 50.9600 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 08, Amatuer License Required + 50.9800 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 09, Amatuer License Required + 51.9300 FM Packet AMATEUR Packet Frequency Nationwide Honored Packet frequency block + 52.2200 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WD6BNO/R San Joaquin Valley, NASA Select Shuttle Audio + CA + 52.6400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Los Angeles, CA NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 53.1000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.2000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.3000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.4000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.5000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.6000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.7000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.8000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 55.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH2 Video Nationwide CH 2 allocation 54.0000-60.0000 + 59.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH2 Audio Nationwide CH 2 allocation 54.0000-60.0000 + 61.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH3 Video Nationwide CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000 + 65.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH3 Audio Nationwide CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000 + 67.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH4 Video Nationwide CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000 + 71.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH4 Audio Nationwide CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000 + 72.0100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 11, Aircraft Only + 72.0300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 12, Aircraft Only + 72.0500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 13, Aircraft Only + 72.0700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 14, Aircraft Only + 72.0900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 15, Aircraft Only + 72.1100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 16, Aircraft Only + 72.1300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 17, Aircraft Only + 72.1500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 18, Aircraft Only + 72.1700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 19, Aircraft Only + 72.1900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 20, Aircraft Only + 72.2100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 21, Aircraft Only + 72.2300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 22, Aircraft Only + 72.2500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 23, Aircraft Only + 72.2700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 24, Aircraft Only + 72.2900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 25, Aircraft Only + 72.3100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 26, Aircraft Only + 72.3300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 27, Aircraft Only + 72.3500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 28, Aircraft Only + 72.3700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 29, Aircraft Only + 72.3900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 30, Aircraft Only + 72.4100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 31, Aircraft Only + 72.4300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 32, Aircraft Only + 72.4500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 33, Aircraft Only + 72.4700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 34, Aircraft Only + 72.4900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 35, Aircraft Only + 72.5100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 36, Aircraft Only + 72.5300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 37, Aircraft Only + 72.5500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 38, Aircraft Only + 72.5700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 39, Aircraft Only + 72.5900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 40, Aircraft Only + 72.6100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 41, Aircraft Only + 72.6300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 42, Aircraft Only + 72.6500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 43, Aircraft Only + 72.6700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 44, Aircraft Only + 72.6900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 45, Aircraft Only + 72.7100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 46, Aircraft Only + 72.7300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 47, Aircraft Only + 72.7500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 48, Aircraft Only + 72.7700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 49, Aircraft Only + 72.7900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 50, Aircraft Only + 72.8100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 51, Aircraft Only + 72.8300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 52, Aircraft Only + 72.8500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 53, Aircraft Only + 72.8700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 54, Aircraft Only + 72.8900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 55, Aircraft Only + 72.9100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 56, Aircraft Only + 72.9300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 57, Aircraft Only + 72.9500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 58, Aircraft Only + 72.9700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 59, Aircraft Only + 72.9900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 60, Aircraft Only + 75.0000 AM MCW AVIA Marker Beacons Worldwide + 75.4100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 61, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 62, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 63, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 64, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 65, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 66, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 67, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 68, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 69, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 70, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 71, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 72, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 73, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 74, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 75, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 76, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 77, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 78, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 79, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 80, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 81, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 82, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 83, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 84, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 75, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 86, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 87, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 88, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 89, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 90, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 77.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH5 Video Nationwide CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000 + 81.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH5 Audio Nationwide CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000 + 83.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH6 Video Nationwide CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000 + 87.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH6 Audio Nationwide CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000 + 108.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA VOT-VOR Test Nationwide Major airports + 108.1000 AM Voice/Data AVIA ILS Localizers Worldwide Odd tenths, e.g. 108.3, 108.5, through + 111.9500 + 108.2000 AM Data/Voice AVIA Terminal VOR Worldwide Even tenths, e.g. 108.2, 108.4, through + 111.8000 + 108.3000 AM Voice/Data AVIA Melbourne ILS LOC, Melbourne, FL Runway 9R + IMLB + 108.7000 AM Voice/Data AVIA EXEC ILS LOC, ITIX Titusville, FL Runway 36 + 110.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA Melbourne VOR, MLB Melbourne, FL + 112.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA VOR Worldwide Through 117.9500 + 118.0000 AM Voice AVIA Air Traffic Control Nationwide Air Traffic Control to 121.4000 + 118.2000 AM Voice AVIA Control Tower Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 118.2000 AM Voice AVIA MLB FSS Advisory Melbourne, FL Arpt. When tower not operative + 118.9000 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Tower Titusville, FL + 120.4500 AM Voice AVIA USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide USAF Thunderbirds Operations Channel + 120.9500 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL PAFB Sealord Site PRI + 121.5000 AM Voice/Data EMERG Emergency Worldwide Aviation ELT and marine EPIRB. + 121.6000 AM Voice AVIA Ground Control Nationwide Airport Ground Control to 121.9250 + 121.7500 AM Voice AVIA Shuttle LS Grnd. Ctl. Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Landing Site + 121.8500 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Grnd. Ctrl. Titusville, FL + 121.9000 AM Voice AVIA MLB Ground Control Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 121.9500 AM Voice AVIA Flight Schools Nationwide Flight Schools + 121.9750 AM Voice AVIA FSS Advisory Nationwide FSS Advisory to Private Acft. + 122.0000 AM Voice AVIA FSS Flight Watch Nationwide FSS EAS Enroute Advisory Service + 122.0000 AM Voice AVIA Miami Flight Watch Melbourne, FL + 122.1000 AM Voice AVIA FSS Guard Nationwide FSS receive with reply on 122.2 or VOR + 122.2000 AM Voice AVIA FSS Simplex Nationwide FSS common enroute simplex + 122.6000 AM Voice AVIA Melbourne FSS Melbourne, FL Arpt. Remoted to PIE (St. Petersburg, FL) + 122.7000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at controlled airports + 122.7000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Rockledge, FL + 122.7250 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at private non-public airports + 122.7500 AM Voice AVIA Aircraft Nationwide Aircraft air to air communications + 122.8000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Dunn Air Park, FL + 122.8000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Merritt Is., FL + 122.8000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at uncontrolled airports + 122.8500 AM Voice AVIA Clearance Pre-Taxi Patrick AFB, FL + 122.8500 AM Voice AVIA Multicom Nationwide Multicom at uncontrolled no FSS airports + 122.8750 AM Voice AVIA Harris Corp. Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 122.9000 AM Voice AVIA Multicom Nationwide Multicom at uncontrolled no FSS airports + 122.9000 AM Voice AVIA Multicom Valkaraia, FL Arpt. + 122.9500 AM Voice AVIA Atlantic Jet Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 122.9500 AM Voice AVIA F.I.T. Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 122.9500 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at controlled airports + 122.9750 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at uncontrolled airports + 123.0000 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Unicom Titusville, FL + 123.0000 AM Voice AVIA F.I.T. Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 123.0000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at uncontrolled airports + 123.0250 AM Voice AVIA Helicopters Nationwide Helicopter air to air communications + 123.0500 AM Voice AVIA Blimp port common Nationwide Reported Goodyear blimp use + 123.0500 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at heliports + 123.0750 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at heliports + 123.1000 AM Voice AVIA Civil Air Patrol Nationwide VHF at CAP airports and mobile for SAR work + 123.1000 AM Voice AVIA S&R, Temp. Tower Nationwide Search & Rescue, Temporary Tower + 123.1500 AM Voice AVIA Flight Test Nationwide Flight Test to 123.5750 + 123.3000 AM Voice AVIA Flight Schools Nationwide Flight Schools + 123.4000 AM Voice AVIA Airshow Common Nationwide Used at Airshows + 123.4500 AM Voice AVIA Airshow Common Nationwide Used at Airshows + 123.4750 AM Voice AVIA Rockwell Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 123.5000 AM Voice AVIA FIT Flight School Melbourne, FL + 123.5000 AM Voice AVIA Flight Schools Nationwide Flight Schools + 123.6000 AM Voice AVIA FAA Airport Advisory Nationwide FAA Airport Advisory, uncontrolled airports + 123.6000 AM Voice AVIA Melbourne FSS Melbourne, FL Arpt. North Brevard County Area + 123.6250 AM Voice AVIA Air Traffic Control Nationwide Air Traffic Control to 128.8000 + 124.0500 AM Voice AVIA MLB Tower Melbourne, FL SEC Tower Frequency + 124.1000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL Melbourne Area Low Alt. + 124.3500 AM Voice USAF PAFB Grnd. Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL + 125.2200 AM Voice AVIA Control Tower Melbourne, FL SEC Tower Frequency + 126.2000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 126.3000 AM Voice AVIA Shuttle LS Tower Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Landing Site + 126.4000 AM Voice AVIA Airshow Showtime Nationwide Used at Airshows + Control + 126.4000 AM Voice USCG PAFB A-G Zone Control Patrick AFB, FL + 127.1000 AM Voice AVIA PAFB Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 127.3000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC West Palm Beach, FL + 127.5500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Orlando (Eustis), FL + 127.8500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL Used as spare frequency + 128.6500 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 128.8000 AM Voice USAF PAFB, Patrick Patrick AFB, FL Dispatcher, Base Ops + 128.8250 AM Voice AVIA Aeronautical Enroute Nationwide Aeronautical Enroute (ARINC) to 132.0000 + 128.9000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Marathon, FL Climax Network + 129.4000 AM Voice/Data AVIA ARINC New York Florida & Gulf Coast Climax Network, FL GULF Chain + 130.4500 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, C USA, and Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + acft. on ground LGA remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.5250 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 130.6000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 130.6500 AM Voice AVIA MAC Aircraft Nationwide + 130.7000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, Caribbean, Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + Gulf remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.8700 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, SE USA Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.9000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 130.9000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, NE USA, and Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + acft. on ground HPN remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.9000 USB Voice AVIA Rainbow Radio Morinville, AL, CAN + 130.9500 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, SW & W USA Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 131.0000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, E Coast Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + Offshore, and acft. remoted to Atlanta, GA + on ground EWR + 131.1000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Marathon, FL Climax Network + 131.1000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flt. Support Atlanta, GA FL ATL Coast Chain + 131.1250 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, NC & W USA Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 131.1700 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, San Francisco Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 131.1700 AM Voice/Data AVIA ARINC New York Florida Climax Network, FL ATL Coast Chain + 131.2500 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Acft. on ground JFK Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 131.4500 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Marathon, FL Climax Network + 131.9250 AM Voice AVIA Federal Express + 132.0000 AM Voice AVIA Goodyear Blimp Nationwide Company frequency + 132.0250 AM Voice AVIA Air Traffic Control Nationwide Air Traffic Control to 135.9750 + 132.1500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL + 132.2500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Urbana, FL + 132.5500 AM Voice AVIA ATIS Melbourne, FL + 132.6000 AM Voice AVIA PAFB Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 132.6500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL Serves Melbourne Area, Approach Control + South + 132.8200 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC St. Augustine, FL + 133.1500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 133.4000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC West Palm Beach, FL + 133.5000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 133.6500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL + 133.7500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 134.0000 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Daytona, FL + 134.1000 AM Voice AVIA MIL Aircraft Radar Nationwide + Approach + 134.5500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 134.5500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 134.6500 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL + 134.8500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Jacksonville, FL + 134.9500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL Serves Melbourne Area, Approach Control + North + 135.2500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Jacksonville, FL + 135.5750 AM Voice MIL Satellite ATS3 Satellite ITT CH F1 F2 Receive + Downlink + 135.7000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Urbana, FL + 135.8250 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL CH 2 + 135.9250 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL + 138.0250 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL PAFB Sealord Site SEC + 138.0750 FM Voice USAF PAFB CID OSI CH B Patrick AFB, FL + 138.1750 FM Voice USAF PAFB CID OSI CH A Patrick AFB, FL + 138.3000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Command Post Patrick AFB, FL CH 19, Command Post + 138.3500 AM Voice USAF PAFB NASA Coord. Patrick AFB, FL Used during Shuttle Launch? + 138.4000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Air-Air Alert 1 Patrick AFB, FL + 139.6500 AM Voice USAF PAFB NASA Coord. Patrick AFB, FL Used during Shuttle Launch operations? + 139.7000 AM Voice USAF PAFB ARRS Air-Air Patrick AFB, FL + 140.4000 AM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air Tactical Channel + 141.6000 FM Voice USAF PAFB OV10 Air-Air Patrick AFB, FL Possibly cancelled after OV10 transfer + 141.7000 FM Voice USAF PAFB OV10 Ops Patrick AFB, FL Possibly cancelled after OV10 transfer + 141.8500 AM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air Tactical Channel + 142.0000 AM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Worldwide USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air + 142.0000 AM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Worldwide USN Blue Angels CH A, Air-Air + 142.0250 FM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide USN Blue Angels Portable Repeater Input, + Output on 142.6250 + 142.1550 FM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide USAF MARS Repeater output, input on 143.4500 + 142.1550 FM Voice USAF MARS, PAFB Patrick AFB, FL USAF MARS Repeater output, input on 143.4500 + 142.3000 FM Voice USAF PAFB A7 Aircraft Patrick AFB, FL + 142.3500 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 142.3750 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 142.4250 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 142.6250 FM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide USN Blue Angels Portable Repeater Output, + Input on 142.0250 + 142.9750 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 143.0000 AM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Worldwide USN Blue Angels CH B, Air-Air + 143.0000 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 143.2800 FM Voice USAF Canaveral AFS Canaveral, FL USCG Operations + 143.4500 FM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide USAF MARS Repeater input, output on 142.1550 + 143.4500 FM Voice USAF MARS, PAFB Patrick AFB, FL USAF MARS Repeater input, output on 142.1550 + 143.4600 AMFM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide + 143.6000 AM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide USN Blue Angels Maintenance CH 10 + 143.6250 CW Morse G(USSR) Space Station, MIR Space Station Beacon + 143.7500 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide Repeater input, output on 149.9250 for + pairing, or 148.1500 standard. Alternate + repeater input, 143.9000 preferred. + 143.8250 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide May be repeater channel. + 143.9000 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide CH 6, Repeater input, output on 148.1500, + simplex on this frequency ONLY if + non-interference to repeaters. + 143.9500 FM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide Simplex operation + 143.9900 FM Voice USA MARS Nationwide Repeater input, output on 148.0100 + 144.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amateur 2M Band ITU Region II To 148.0000 + 144.3400 CW Morse AMATEUR Balloon Beacon Nationwide Previous Mid-West operations + 144.9500 FM Voice AMATEUR Uplink to Space Nationwide SAREX90 Space Shuttle Uplink, Downlink on + Shuttle 145.5500 + 144.9900 FM Packet AMATEUR Packet Frequency Nationwide Honored Packet frequency block + 145.0900 FM Packet AMATEUR Packet Frequency Nationwide Honored Packet frequency block + 145.1000 FM Voice AMATEUR Marshall Center ARC Huntsville, AL Shuttle Mission Audio + Rptr. + 145.1100 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB4IA Dayton, OH NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.1500 FM Voice AMATEUR Minneapolis, MN Shuttle Audio + 145.1500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, N4AHN Birmingham, AL NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.3800 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB4CXD Birmingham, AL NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.4600 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Los Angeles, CA NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.5000 FM Voice AMATEUR U6MIR and U7MIR Satellite MIR Reported + 145.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Shuttle to Amatuers Space Shuttle SAREX90 Special Shuttle Downlink, Uplink on + 144.9500 + 145.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Space Station MIR, Space Station Cosmonauts in Amatuer operations + U1MIR, U2MIR, U3MIR + 145.5800 FM Voice AMATEUR Ames ARC, Edwards AFB Mountain View, CA Shuttle Mission Audio + 145.8100 CW Morse AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 10 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite General Beacon Downlink + 145.8100 CW Morse AMATEUR OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite General Beacon + 145.8120 CW Morse AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite General Beacon Downlink + 145.8120 CW Morse AMATEUR OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite General Beacon + 145.8250 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 17-DOVE Downlink Satellite + 145.8250 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5730. + 145.8350 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5630. + 145.8400 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.8450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1600. + 145.8450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5530. + 145.8550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1500. + 145.8550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5430. + 145.8600 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.8650 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1400. + 145.8650 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5330. + 145.8750 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1300. + 145.8750 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5230. + 145.8800 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.8850 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1200. + 145.8850 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5130. + 145.8900 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5080. + 145.8950 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1100. + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR WEBERSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0750, 1000 + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1050. + 145.9050 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1000. + 145.9050 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4930. + 145.9150 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0900. + 145.9150 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4830. + 145.9200 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9240 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9250 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0800. + 145.9250 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4730. + 145.9350 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0700. + 145.9350 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4630. + 145.9450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0600. + 145.9450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4530. + 145.9450 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Worldwide Shuttle Mission Audio PRI + 145.9550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0500. + 145.9550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4430. + 145.9550 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Worldwide Shuttle Mission Audio ALT + 145.9600 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9600 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0450. + 145.9650 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4330. + 145.9750 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4230. + 145.9850 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite Engineering Beacon + Downlink + 145.9870 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 10 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite Engineering Beacon + Downlink + 146.3400 FM Voice AMATEUR Spaceport ARC Rptr., Merritt Is., FL Repeater input, output on 146.9000 + K4GCC + 146.4000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Cedar Rapids, IO Shuttle Mission Audio + 146.6400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, W5RRR Johnson Space NASA Select Shuttle Audio + Center, Houston, TX + 146.8450 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Brevard County, FL Repeater, Input on ? + 146.9250 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT Miami Net Miami, FL Net: TUE 2000 EST + 146.9250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, KA1SSZ/R Portland, ME NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 146.9400 FM Voice AMATEUR Spaceport ARC Rptr., Merritt Is., FL Repeater output, input on 146.3400, Shuttle + K4GCC Mission Audio + 147.1000 FM Voice AMATEUR Marshall ARC Rptr. Huntsville, AL Marshall Space Ctr. Rptr. Shuttle Audio + 147.1200 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB0BGC/R Minneapolis, MN Shuttle Audio + 147.2850 FM Voice AMATEUR Coastal Plains ARC Ashburn, GA Shuttle Mission Audio + Rptr., WD4EVD + 147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Goddard ARC, WA3NAN Greenbelt, MD Shuttle Mission Audio + 147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Waseca, MN NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 148.0100 FM Voice USA MARS Nationwide Repeater output, input on 143.9900 + 148.1500 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide CH 7, Repeater output, input on 143.9000, + primary simple x frequency + 148.1500 FM Voice USAF PAFB Radio Shop Patrick AFB, FL CAP? + 148.2250 FM Voice USAF PAFB NEIL Maint. Patrick AFB, FL + 148.2650 FM Voice USAF PAFB Base Supply Patrick AFB, FL + 148.2750 FM Voice USAF PAFB Base Net Pager Patrick AFB, FL + 148.3750 FM Voice USN MARS Nationwide Repeater input, output on 148.9750 + 148.6500 AMFM Voice USA National Guard Nationwide CH 8 + 148.9000 AMFM Voice USA National Guard Nationwide CH 5 + 148.9750 FM Voice USN MARS Nationwide Repeater output, input on 148.3750 + 149.1950 AM Voice MIL Satellite ATS3 Uplink ITT CH F2 Transmit + 149.2000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Minneapolis, MN NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 149.2450 AM Voice MIL Satellite ATS3 Uplink ITT CH F1 Transmit + 149.5350 FM Voice USAF PAFB Base Net Pager Patrick AFB, FL Repeater + 149.9250 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide Repeater output, input on 143.7500, + secondary repeater channel. + 150.0000 AM Voice MIL Satellite Downlink Satellite Uplink on 295.0750 + 150.0000 FM Data G (USA) RADLOC National Parks To 151.0000, Animal Tracking & Radiolocation + 151.1600 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida Mobile + Fisheries Comm. + 151.3100 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida CH F2 + Fisheries Comm. + 151.3850 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida CH F1 PRI + Fisheries Comm. + 151.4150 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Orlando, FL + Fisheries Comm. + 151.4300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida Repeater + Fisheries Comm. + 151.4300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Orlando, FL + Fisheries Comm. + 151.5050 FM Voice SPECIND Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 151.5400 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 151.6250 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 151.6250 FM Voice BUS Goodyear Blimp Nationwide Company frequency + 151.8950 FM Voice BUS Disneyworld Lake Buena Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Submarines + 152.0300 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.0600 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.0900 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.1200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.1800 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.2100 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.2400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.4800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Canada Only Duplex, CH JJ, Mobile trans. on 157.7400 + 152.5100 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JL, Mobile trans. on 157.7700 + 152.5400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YL, Mobile trans. on 157.8000 + 152.5700 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JP, Mobile trans. on 157.8300 + 152.6000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YP, Mobile trans. on 157.8600 + 152.6300 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YJ, Mobile trans. on 157.8900 + 152.6600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Cocoa, FL Duplex, CH Y, K13, Mobile trans. on 157.9200 + 152.6600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YK, Mobile trans. on 157.9200 + 152.6900 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Melbourne, FL Duplex, CH J, S15, Mobile trans. on 157.9500 + 152.6900 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JS, Mobile trans. on 157.9500 + 152.7200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YS, Mobile trans. on 157.9800 + 152.7500 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YR, Mobile trans. on 158.0100 + 152.7800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JK, Mobile trans. on 158.0400 + 152.8100 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JR, Mobile trans. on 158.0700 + 152.8400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.8400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Canada Only Duplex, CH JW, Mobile trans. on 158.9000 + 153.1500 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 154.0100 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL Reported, PRI frequency + 154.1600 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.1750 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.2500 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.3550 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.3850 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.3850 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.4450 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.4450 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F2, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 154.6800 + 154.5700 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 154.6000 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 154.6500 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL CH F1 + 154.6650 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F1, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 155.5050 + 154.6800 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F2, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 154.4450 + 154.6950 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F3, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 155.4600 + 154.7100 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL CH F1, Duplex, Base, Mobile transmits on + 155.2500 + 154.7400 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 154.7750 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Serves Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour + Beach, Indialantic + 154.7850 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on 155.5200, + serves Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour + Beach, Indialantic + 154.8150 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 154.8600 FM Voice POLICE Fellesmere PD Fellesmere, FL + 154.8600 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 154.8900 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL CH F2, Duplex, Base, Mobile transmits on + 155.6250 + 154.9200 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F4, Car to Car + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL CH F3, Base, psbl. inter-city coord. + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Cocoa PD Cocoa, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Fellesmere PD Fellesmere, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Rockledge PD Rockledge, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Possible inter-city coord., serves Satellite + Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 155.0100 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL + 155.0550 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL Reported, SEC frequency + 155.1000 FM Voice G (CTY) Brevard Transport Melbourne, FL Reported + 155.1600 FM Voice AMB Harbor City Ambulance Brevard County, FL + 155.1600 FM Voice EMERG CAP California California Reported in use by one or more CAP + repeaters, CAL + 155.2500 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 154.7100 + 155.3700 FM Voice POLICE Police Intercity Nationwide Simplex + 155.4150 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 155.4150 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL + 155.4600 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F3, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 154.6950 + 155.5050 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F1, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 154.6650 + 155.5200 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits 154.7850, + 154.7750, serves Satellite Beach, Indian + Harbour Beach, Indialantic + 155.5950 FM Voice POLICE Fellesmere PD Fellesmere, FL + 155.5950 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 155.6250 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 154.8900 + 155.6550 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL + 155.7150 FM Voice G (FL) Civil Defense Brevard Cty, FL + 155.7300 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 155.7900 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce, FL + 156.0000 FM Voice G (FL) Canaveral Port Port Canaveral, FL + Authority, KHDK585 + 156.0300 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 156.0900 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce, FL + 156.1650 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL Base + 156.2750 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 65A, Simplex + 156.3000 FM Voice MARINE Intership Safety Worldwide CH 6, Simplex + 156.3250 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 66A, Simplex + 156.3500 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 7A, Simplex + 156.3750 FM Voice MARINE Work Boats Ship-Ship Worldwide CH 67, Simplex + 156.4000 FM Voice MARINE Comm. Ship-Ship USA CH 8, Simplex + 156.4250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts Worldwide CH 68, Simplex + 156.4500 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 9, Simplex + 156.4750 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 69, Simplex + 156.5000 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 10, Simplex + 156.5250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts, Ship-Ship Worldwide CH 70, Simplex + 156.5500 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 11, Simplex + 156.5750 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 71, Simplex + 156.6000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Worldwide CH 12, Simplex, USCG + 156.6250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts, Ship-Ship Worldwide CH 72, Simplex + 156.6500 FM Voice MARINE Locks, Canals, Bridges Worldwide CH 13, Simplex + 156.6750 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 73, Simplex + 156.7000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Worldwide CH 14, Simplex, USCG, Port Authority + 156.7250 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 74, Simplex + 156.7500 FM Voice MARINE Environ., Hydro. Worldwide CH 15, Coast only transmit + 156.8000 FM Voice MARINE Calling, Distress Worldwide CH 16, Simplex + 156.8500 FM Voice MARINE FL Marine Patrol FL + 156.8500 FM Voice MARINE State Control Worldwide CH 17, Simplex, Use restricted + 156.8750 FM Voice MARINE Comm. Ship-Ship USA CH 77, Simplex + 156.9000 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 18A, Simplex + 156.9250 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 78A, Simplex + 156.9500 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 19A, Simplex + 156.9750 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 79A, Simplex + 157.0250 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 80A, Simplex + 157.0500 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA CH 21CG, Simplex + 157.1000 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA CH 22CG, Simplex + 157.1250 FM Voice USCG USCG Nationwide CH 82 + 157.1500 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA CH 23CG, Simplex + 157.1500 FM Voice USCG USCG Nationwide CH 23 + 157.1750 FM Voice MARINE USCG Auxiliary Nationwide CH 83CG, Simplex, USCG Auxiliary only + 157.4250 FM Voice MARINE Fishing Ship-Ship USA CH 88A, Simplex + 157.7400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Canada Only Duplex, CH JJ, Base trans. on 152.4800 + 157.7700 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JL, Base trans. on 152.5100 + 157.8000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YL, Base trans. on 152.5400 + 157.8300 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JP, Base trans. on 152.5700 + 157.8600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YP, Base trans. on 152.6000 + 157.8900 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YJ, Base trans. on 152.6300 + 157.9200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Cocoa, FL Duplex, CH Y, K13, Base trans. on 152.6600 + 157.9200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YK, Base trans. on 152.6600 + 157.9500 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Melbourne, FL Duplex, CH J, S15, Base trans. on 152.6900 + 157.9500 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JS, Base trans. on 152.6900 + 157.9800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YS, Base trans. on 152.7200 + 158.0100 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YR, Base trans. on 152.7500 + 158.0400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JK, Base trans. on 152.7800 + 158.0700 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JR, Base trans. on 152.8100 + 158.1000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 158.7900 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 158.9000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Canada Only Duplex, CH JW, Base trans. on 152.8400 + 159.0900 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 159.3300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Dept. Forestry Florida + 160.4250 FM Voce G (FL) FL Fish & Game Comm. Florida + 160.5150 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Common + 160.5300 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida CH 1, DTT (Dispatcher To Train), Road + 160.6250 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 60, Duplex, Ship on 156.0025 + 160.6500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 1, Duplex, Ship on 156.0500 + 160.6500 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida CH 2, TTD (Train To Dispatcher) + 160.6750 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 61, Duplex, Ship on 156.0075 + 160.7000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 2, Duplex, Ship on 156.1000 + 160.7250 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 62, Duplex, Ship on 156.1250 + 160.7500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 3, Duplex, Ship on 156.1500 + 160.7700 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida Car Shop + 160.7750 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 63, Duplex, Ship on 156.1750 + 160.8000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 4, Duplex, Ship on 156.2000 + 160.8000 FM Voice RR CONRAIL NE Corridor NEC Road + 160.8000 FM Voice RR Gettysburg RR Gettysburg, PA Scenic Railroad + 160.8250 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 64, Duplex, Ship on 156.2250 + 160.8450 FM Voice RR AMTRAK East Coast Autotrain + 160.8500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 5, Duplex, Ship on 156.2500 + 160.8750 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 65, Duplex, Ship on 156.2750 + 160.9200 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Road + 160.9250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 66, Duplex, Ship on 156.3250 + 160.9500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 7, Duplex, Ship on 156.3500 + 161.0100 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida + 161.0400 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida + 161.0700 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Road + 161.1900 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida + 161.2050 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Police + 161.2350 FM Voice RR Gettysburg RR Gettysburg, PA Scenic Railway + 161.2950 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Police + 161.3700 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida CH 0, Car Shop + 161.5000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 18, Duplex, Ship on 156.9000 + 161.5250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 78, Duplex, Ship on 156.9250 + 161.5750 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 79, Duplex, Ship on 156.9750 + 161.6000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Nationwide CH 20, Duplex, Ship on 157.0000 + 161.6250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 80, Duplex, Ship on 157.0250 + 161.6500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 21, Duplex, Ship on 157.0500 + 161.6750 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 81, Duplex, Ship on 157.0750 + 161.7000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 22, Duplex, Ship on 157.1000 + 161.7250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 82, Duplex, Ship on 157.1250 + 161.7500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 23, Duplex, Ship on 157.1500 + 161.7750 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 83, Duplex, Ship on 157.1750 + 161.8000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 24, Duplex, Ship on 157.2000 + 161.8000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Georgetown, SC CH 24, Duplex, Ship on 157.2000 + 161.8250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 84, Duplex, Ship on 157.2250 + 161.8250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Key West, FL CH 84, Duplex, Ship on 157.2250 + 161.8500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 25, Duplex, Ship on 157.2500 + 161.8500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Naples, FL CH 25, Duplex, Ship on 157.2500 + 161.8750 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 85, Duplex, Ship on 157.2750 + 161.8750 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Palm Beach, FL CH 85, Duplex, Ship on 157.2750 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Charleston, SC CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Cocoa Beach, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Ft. Lauderdale, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Ft. Myers, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Jacksonville, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Key West, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. St. Lucie, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Wilmington, NC CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 86, Duplex, Ship on 157.3250 + 161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 27, Duplex, Ship on 157.3500 + 161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Savannah, GA CH 27, Duplex, Ship on 157.3500 + 161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Vero Beach, FL CH 27, Duplex, Ship on 157.3500 + 161.9750 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 87, Duplex, Ship on 157.3750 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Daytona Beach, FL CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Homestead, FL CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Morehead City, NC CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Palm Beach, FL CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 88, Duplex, Ship on 157.4250 + 162.4000 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 2 + 162.4000 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, KIH26 Daytona Beach, FL Weather Bcst. CH 2 + 162.4250 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 4 + 162.4500 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 5 + 162.4750 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 3 + 162.4750 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, KIH63 Orlando, FL Weather Bcst. CH 3 + 162.5000 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 6 + 162.5250 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 7 + 162.5500 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 1 + 162.5500 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, WXJ70 Melbourne, FL Weather Bcst. CH 1, Controlled by USWB, + Daytona Beach. + 162.6125 FM Voice NASA Launch Support Ops. Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Launch + 162.6875 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Yankee + 162.8250 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide Operations + 163.2000 FM Voice G (USA) Federal Marshalls Brevard County, FL Reported + 163.2000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 1, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 163.8125 + 163.2000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 2, Simplex + 163.3625 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide + 163.4000 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide + 163.6250 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide CH 1, Immigation & Naturalization Service + 163.6750 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide CH 4, Immigation & Naturalization Service + 163.7250 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide CH 2, Pt-Pt, Immigation & Naturalization + Service + 163.8125 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH ?, Aircraft, Mobiles + 163.8125 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 1, Duplex, Repeater in, output on + 163.2000 + 163.8125 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 3, Duplex, Repeater in, output on + 164.6000 + 163.8875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Richmond, VA Duplex, Repeater output, input on 167.6250 + 163.9000 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Orlando, FL Repeater, CH A6 + 163.9850 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 164.2000 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide + 164.6000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 3, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 163.8125 + 164.6000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 4, Simplex + 164.6500 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Tango + 164.7500 FM Voice G (USA) National Park Svc. 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allocation 728.0000-734.0000 + 735.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH58 Video Nationwide CH 58 allocation 734.0000-740.0000 + 739.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH58 Audio Nationwide CH 58 allocation 734.0000-740.0000 + 741.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH59 Video Nationwide CH 59 allocation 740.0000-746.0000 + 745.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH59 Audio Nationwide CH 59 allocation 740.0000-746.0000 + 747.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH60 Video Nationwide CH 60 allocation 746.0000-752.0000 + 751.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH60 Audio Nationwide CH 60 allocation 746.0000-752.0000 + 753.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH61 Video Nationwide CH 61 allocation 752.0000-758.0000 + 757.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH61 Audio Nationwide CH 61 allocation 752.0000-758.0000 + 759.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH62 Video Nationwide CH 62 allocation 758.0000-764.0000 + 763.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH62 Audio Nationwide CH 62 allocation 758.0000-764.0000 + 765.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH63 Video Nationwide CH 63 allocation 764.0000-770.0000 + 769.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH63 Audio Nationwide CH 63 allocation 764.0000-770.0000 + 771.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH64 Video Nationwide CH 64 allocation 770.0000-776.0000 + 775.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH64 Audio Nationwide CH 64 allocation 770.0000-776.0000 + 777.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH65 Video Nationwide CH 65 allocation 776.0000-782.0000 + 781.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH65 Audio Nationwide CH 65 allocation 776.0000-782.0000 + 783.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH66 Video Nationwide CH 66 allocation 782.0000-788.0000 + 787.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH66 Audio Nationwide CH 66 allocation 782.0000-788.0000 + 789.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH67 Video Nationwide CH 67 allocation 788.0000-794.0000 + 793.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH67 Audio Nationwide CH 67 allocation 788.0000-794.0000 + 795.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH68 Video Nationwide CH 68 allocation 794.0000-800.0000 + 799.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH68 Audio Nationwide CH 68 allocation 794.0000-800.0000 + 801.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH69 Video Nationwide CH 69 allocation 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A Mobile Nationwide To 834.3600 + 825.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH73 Video Nationwide CH 73 allocation 824.0000-830.0000 + 829.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH73 Audio Nationwide CH 73 allocation 824.0000-830.0000 + 831.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH74 Video Nationwide CH 74 allocation 830.0000-836.0000 + 835.6500 FM Voice/Data CELLTEL Cellular Grp. B Mobile Nationwide To 844.9800 + 835.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH74 Audio Nationwide CH 74 allocation 830.0000-836.0000 + 837.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH75 Video Nationwide CH 75 allocation 836.0000-842.0000 + 841.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH75 Audio Nationwide CH 75 allocation 836.0000-842.0000 + 843.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH76 Video Nationwide CH 76 allocation 842.0000-848.0000 + 847.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH76 Audio Nationwide CH 76 allocation 842.0000-848.0000 + 849.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH77 Video Nationwide CH 77 allocation 848.0000-854.0000 + 853.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH77 Audio Nationwide CH 77 allocation 848.0000-854.0000 + 855.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH78 Video Nationwide CH 78 allocation 854.0000-860.0000 + 859.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH78 Audio Nationwide CH 78 allocation 854.0000-860.0000 + 861.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH79 Video Nationwide CH 79 allocation 860.0000-866.0000 + 865.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH79 Audio Nationwide CH 79 allocation 860.0000-866.0000 + 867.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH80 Video Nationwide CH 80 allocation 866.0000-872.0000 + 870.0300 FM Voice/Data CELLTEL Cellular Grp. A Base Nationwide To 879.3600 + 871.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH80 Audio Nationwide CH 80 allocation 866.0000-872.0000 + 873.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH81 Video Nationwide CH 81 allocation 872.0000-878.0000 + 877.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH81 Audio Nationwide CH 81 allocation 872.0000-878.0000 + 879.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH82 Video Nationwide CH 82 allocation 878.0000-884.0000 + 879.3900 FM Data CELLTEL Control Frequencies Nationwide To 880.6200 + 880.6500 FM Voice/Data CELLTEL Cellular Grp. B Base Nationwide To 889.9800 + 883.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH82 Audio Nationwide CH 82 allocation 878.0000-884.0000 + 885.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH83 Video Nationwide CH 83 allocation 884.0000-890.0000 + 889.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH83 Audio Nationwide CH 83 allocation 884.0000-890.0000 + 931.0000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide Through 932.0000 + 931.8875 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide New allocation + 931.9125 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide New allocation + 931.9375 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Worldwide Worldwide New allocation for worldwide paging + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqshirpt.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqshirpt.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1353d75b --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqshirpt.ham @@ -0,0 +1,1646 @@ + + + + Frequencies in FREQSHI Database - 26 May 1990 + + Frequency Emis Signals Service User Name - Call Sign Location Remarks + + 30.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Shell Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.6000 FM Voice USAF SAC Nationwide Broadcasts to acft. + 30.6400 FM Voice SPECIND Shell Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.6600 FM Voice SPECIND Kerr McGee Corp. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.7000 FM Voice SPECIND Shell Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.7400 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.7800 FM Voice SPECIND Chevron Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.7800 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.8200 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 30.8600 FM Voice G (FL) St. John's Water Melbourne, FL + District + 31.1600 FM Voice SPECIND Chevron Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 31.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Fleet Marine La Rose, LA "Home Office" + 31.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Fleet Marine, Leeville, LA + KQZ242 + 31.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Fleet Marine, Harvey, LA + KXF841 + 31.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Gulf Fleet Marine, Sabine Pass, TX + WZU846 + 32.2300 FM Voice G (USA) CROWN Washington, DC White House Communications Van + 32.3000 FM Voice USA USA Golden Knights Nationwide USA Golden Knights Operations Channel + 32.9000 FM Voice USN USN, Fumble Pensacola, FL With acft. + 33.1800 FM Voice SPECIND Chevron Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.2000 FM Voice SPECIND CONOCO Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.2400 FM Voice SPECIND Signal Petrol. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.2600 FM Voice SPECIND TENECO Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.2800 FM Voice SPECIND Cities Service Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.2800 FM Voice SPECIND Kerr McGee Corp. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.3400 FM Voice SPECIND Union Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.3600 FM Voice SPECIND EXXON Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.3800 FM Voice SPECIND CONOCO Gulf Area Marine Operations + 33.3800 FM Voice SPECIND Pujon Dock Gulf Area Marine Operations + 34.5000 FM Voice USAF Tactical Worldwide Reported Use + 34.8300 FM Voice G (USA) Fish & Wildlife Rptr. Nationwide Rptr. Input on 34.4300 + 35.0400 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 35.2200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.2600 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.2600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZO, Mobile trans. on 43.2600 + 35.3000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.3000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZF, Mobile trans. on 43.3000 + 35.3400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.3400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZH, Mobile trans. on 43.3400 + 35.3800 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.3800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZM, Mobile trans. on 43.3800 + 35.4200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.4200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZA, Mobile trans. on 43.4200 + 35.4600 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.4600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZY, Mobile trans. on 43.4600 + 35.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Union Oil Co. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 35.5000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.5000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZR, Mobile trans. on 43.5000 + 35.5400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.5400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZB, Mobile trans. on 43.5400 + 35.5800 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.6200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.6200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZW, Mobile trans. on 43.6200 + 35.6600 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 35.6600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH ZL, Mobile trans. on 43.6600 + 36.6500 FM Voice USN Tactical Worldwide Reported Use + 36.8000 FM Voice USAF Tactical Worldwide Reported Use + 37.0000 FM Voice USCG USCG, Deathdealer Gulf Area Board and search operations + 39.1000 FM Voice G (FL) FL Civil Defense Rockledge, FL CH F2 + 39.1800 FM Voice G (FL) FL Civil Defense Rockledge, FL CH F1 + 40.1500 FM Voice USAF PAFB AFRES A-G Patrick AFB, FL + 40.7000 FM Voice USAF Canaveral AFS Canaveral, FL USA Operations + 40.9500 USB Voice USA MARS Worldwide + 41.5000 FM Voice USA Air-Ground Nationwide + 41.5000 FM Voice USA USA Aviation Worldwide + 42.3500 FM Voice USA USA Golden Knights Nationwide USA Golden Knights Primary Channel + 43.0400 FM Voice SPECIND Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 43.2200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.2600 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.2600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZO, Base trans. on 35.2600 + 43.3000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.3000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZF, Base trans. on 35.3000 + 43.3400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.3400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZH, Base trans. on 35.3400 + 43.3800 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.3800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZM, Base trans. on 35.3800 + 43.4200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.4200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZA, Base trans. on 35.4200 + 43.4600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZY, Base trans. on 35.4600 + 43.5000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.5000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZR, Base trans. on 35.5000 + 43.5400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.5400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZB, Base trans. on 35.5400 + 43.5800 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.5950 AM Data MISC Pegasus Message Herndon, VA 22071 Burst signal research + 43.6200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZW, Base trans. on 35.6200 + 43.6400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 43.6600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH ZL, Base trans. on 35.6600 + 43.9200 AM Data MISC Transtrack Marion, MA 02738 Burst signal research + 45.0000 FM Voice POLICE FL Marine Patrol Florida CH 2 + 45.0600 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH (Supv), Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 45.9000 + 45.9000 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH (Supv), Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 45.0600 + 45.9600 FM Voice POLICE FL Marine Patrol Florida CH 1 + 46.5800 FM Voice NG FL National Guard Florida + 46.6100 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 1 Base paired 49.6700 Portable. + 46.6300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 2 Base paired 49.8450 Portable. + 46.6500 FM Voice USAF Canaveral AFS Canaveral, FL + 46.6500 FM Voice USAF PAFB ARRS Air-Air Patrick AFB, FL + 46.6700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 3 Base paired 49.8600 Portable. + 46.6800 FM Voice SPECIND Coastal States Gas Gulf Area Marine Operations + 46.7100 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 4 Base paired 49.7700 Portable. + 46.7300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 5 Base paired 49.8750 Portable. + 46.7500 FM Voice USA White House Helos Washington, DC + 46.7700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 6 Base paired 49.8300 Portable. + 46.8200 FM Voice SPECIND Texas Eastern Gulf Area Marine Operations + 46.8300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 7 Base paired 49.8900 Portable. + 46.8700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 8 Base paired 49.9300 Portable. + 46.8700 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Portable telephones (AT&T) base freq. + 46.9300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 9 Base paired 49.9900 Portable. + 46.9700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 10 Base paired 49.9700 Portable. + 47.4200 FM Voice EMERG AARC Red Cross Nationwide + 47.4200 FM Voice EMERG AARC Red Cross, Melbourne, FL + KNBT360 + 47.4600 FM Voice EMERG AARC Red Cross Nationwide + 48.9200 FM Voice SPECIND Texas Gas Gulf Area Marine Operations + 48.9800 FM Voice SPECIND Getty Oil Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.0400 FM Voice SPECIND Pennzoil Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.0800 FM Voice SPECIND Texoma Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.1600 FM Voice SPECIND Cities Service Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.1800 FM Voice SPECIND Mobile Oil Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.3000 FM Voice SPECIND Marathon Oil Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.3400 FM Voice SPECIND Sun Corp. Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.5000 FM Voice SPECIND AMINOIL Gulf Area Marine Operations + 49.6200 FM Voice USAF Canaveral AFS Canaveral, FL + 49.6700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 1 Portable paired 46.6100 Base. + 49.7500 FM Voice USAF PAFB MARS Patrick AFB, FL + 49.7700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 4 Portable paired 46.7100 Base. + 49.8300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 6 Portable paired 46.7700 Base. + 49.8300 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8450 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8450 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 2 Portable paired 46.6300 Base. + 49.8450 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8450 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Portable headset radios simplex frequency. + 49.8500 FM Voice USAF PAFB MARS Patrick AFB, FL + 49.8600 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8600 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 3 Portable paired 46.6700 Base. + 49.8600 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8600 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Room monitor Channel A transmit frequency. + 49.8750 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8750 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 5 Portable paired 46.7300 Base. + 49.8750 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Downlink Only + 49.8900 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 7 Portable paired 46.8300 Base. + 49.8900 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 49.8900 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Portable mike for VCR camera unit (Sears). + 49.8900 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Room monitor Channel B transmit frequency. + 49.9300 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 8 Portable paired 46.8700 Base. + 49.9300 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL Portable telephones (AT&T) handset freq. + 49.9700 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 10 Portable paired 46.9700 Base. + 49.9800 AMFM Voice USA MARS Worldwide US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel + 49.9800 AMFM Voice USAF MARS Worldwide US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel + 49.9800 AMFM Voice USN MARS Worldwide US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel + 49.9900 AMFM Voice/Data LPD General Public Nationwide LPD CH 9 Portable paired 46.9300 Base. + 50.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amatuer 6M Band ITU Region II To 54.0000 + 50.8000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 00, Amatuer License Required + 50.8200 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 01, Amatuer License Required + 50.8400 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 02, Amatuer License Required + 50.8600 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 03, Amatuer License Required + 50.8800 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 04, Amatuer License Required + 50.9000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 05, Amatuer License Required + 50.9200 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 06, Amatuer License Required + 50.9400 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 07, Amatuer License Required + 50.9600 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 08, Amatuer License Required + 50.9800 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 09, Amatuer License Required + 51.9300 FM Packet AMATEUR Packet Frequency Nationwide Honored Packet frequency block + 52.2200 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WD6BNO/R San Joaquin Valley, NASA Select Shuttle Audio + CA + 52.6400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Los Angeles, CA NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 53.1000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.2000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.3000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.4000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.5000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.6000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.7000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 53.8000 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide Amatuer License Required + 55.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH2 Video Nationwide CH 2 allocation 54.0000-60.0000 + 59.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH2 Audio Nationwide CH 2 allocation 54.0000-60.0000 + 61.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH3 Video Nationwide CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000 + 65.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH3 Audio Nationwide CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000 + 67.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH4 Video Nationwide CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000 + 71.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH4 Audio Nationwide CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000 + 72.0100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 11, Aircraft Only + 72.0300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 12, Aircraft Only + 72.0500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 13, Aircraft Only + 72.0700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 14, Aircraft Only + 72.0900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 15, Aircraft Only + 72.1100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 16, Aircraft Only + 72.1300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 17, Aircraft Only + 72.1500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 18, Aircraft Only + 72.1700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 19, Aircraft Only + 72.1900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 20, Aircraft Only + 72.2100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 21, Aircraft Only + 72.2300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 22, Aircraft Only + 72.2500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 23, Aircraft Only + 72.2700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 24, Aircraft Only + 72.2900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 25, Aircraft Only + 72.3100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 26, Aircraft Only + 72.3300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 27, Aircraft Only + 72.3500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 28, Aircraft Only + 72.3700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 29, Aircraft Only + 72.3900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 30, Aircraft Only + 72.4100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 31, Aircraft Only + 72.4300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 32, Aircraft Only + 72.4500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 33, Aircraft Only + 72.4700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 34, Aircraft Only + 72.4900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 35, Aircraft Only + 72.5100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 36, Aircraft Only + 72.5300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 37, Aircraft Only + 72.5500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 38, Aircraft Only + 72.5700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 39, Aircraft Only + 72.5900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 40, Aircraft Only + 72.6100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 41, Aircraft Only + 72.6300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 42, Aircraft Only + 72.6500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 43, Aircraft Only + 72.6700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 44, Aircraft Only + 72.6900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 45, Aircraft Only + 72.7100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 46, Aircraft Only + 72.7300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 47, Aircraft Only + 72.7500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 48, Aircraft Only + 72.7700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 49, Aircraft Only + 72.7900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 50, Aircraft Only + 72.8100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 51, Aircraft Only + 72.8300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 52, Aircraft Only + 72.8500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 53, Aircraft Only + 72.8700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 54, Aircraft Only + 72.8900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 55, Aircraft Only + 72.9100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 56, Aircraft Only + 72.9300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 57, Aircraft Only + 72.9500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 58, Aircraft Only + 72.9700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 59, Aircraft Only + 72.9900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 60, Aircraft Only + 75.0000 AM MCW AVIA Marker Beacons Worldwide + 75.4100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 61, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 62, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 63, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 64, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.4900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 65, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 66, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 67, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 68, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 69, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.5900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 70, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 71, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 72, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 73, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 74, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.6900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 75, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 76, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 77, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 78, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 79, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.7900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 80, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 81, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 82, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 83, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 84, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.8900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 75, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9100 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 86, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 87, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9500 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 88, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9700 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 89, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 75.9900 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide CH 90, Ground Based Vehicle Only + 77.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH5 Video Nationwide CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000 + 81.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH5 Audio Nationwide CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000 + 83.2500 FM TV VIDEO BC TV CH6 Video Nationwide CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000 + 87.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH6 Audio Nationwide CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000 + 108.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA VOT-VOR Test Nationwide Major airports + 108.1000 AM Voice/Data AVIA ILS Localizers Worldwide Odd tenths, e.g. 108.3, 108.5, through + 111.9500 + 108.2000 AM Data/Voice AVIA Terminal VOR Worldwide Even tenths, e.g. 108.2, 108.4, through + 111.8000 + 108.3000 AM Voice/Data AVIA Melbourne ILS LOC, Melbourne, FL Runway 9R + IMLB + 108.7000 AM Voice/Data AVIA EXEC ILS LOC, ITIX Titusville, FL Runway 36 + 110.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA Melbourne VOR, MLB Melbourne, FL + 112.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA VOR Worldwide Through 117.9500 + 118.0000 AM Voice AVIA Air Traffic Control Nationwide Air Traffic Control to 121.4000 + 118.2000 AM Voice AVIA Control Tower Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 118.2000 AM Voice AVIA MLB FSS Advisory Melbourne, FL Arpt. When tower not operative + 118.9000 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Tower Titusville, FL + 120.4500 AM Voice AVIA USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide USAF Thunderbirds Operations Channel + 120.9500 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL PAFB Sealord Site PRI + 121.5000 AM Voice/Data EMERG Emergency Worldwide Aviation ELT and marine EPIRB. + 121.6000 AM Voice AVIA Ground Control Nationwide Airport Ground Control to 121.9250 + 121.7500 AM Voice AVIA Shuttle LS Grnd. Ctl. Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Landing Site + 121.8500 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Grnd. Ctrl. Titusville, FL + 121.9000 AM Voice AVIA MLB Ground Control Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 121.9500 AM Voice AVIA Flight Schools Nationwide Flight Schools + 121.9750 AM Voice AVIA FSS Advisory Nationwide FSS Advisory to Private Acft. + 122.0000 AM Voice AVIA FSS Flight Watch Nationwide FSS EAS Enroute Advisory Service + 122.0000 AM Voice AVIA Miami Flight Watch Melbourne, FL + 122.1000 AM Voice AVIA FSS Guard Nationwide FSS receive with reply on 122.2 or VOR + 122.2000 AM Voice AVIA FSS Simplex Nationwide FSS common enroute simplex + 122.6000 AM Voice AVIA Melbourne FSS Melbourne, FL Arpt. Remoted to PIE (St. Petersburg, FL) + 122.7000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at controlled airports + 122.7000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Rockledge, FL + 122.7250 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at private non-public airports + 122.7500 AM Voice AVIA Aircraft Nationwide Aircraft air to air communications + 122.8000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Dunn Air Park, FL + 122.8000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Merritt Is., FL + 122.8000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at uncontrolled airports + 122.8500 AM Voice AVIA Clearance Pre-Taxi Patrick AFB, FL + 122.8500 AM Voice AVIA Multicom Nationwide Multicom at uncontrolled no FSS airports + 122.8750 AM Voice AVIA Harris Corp. Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 122.9000 AM Voice AVIA Multicom Nationwide Multicom at uncontrolled no FSS airports + 122.9000 AM Voice AVIA Multicom Valkaraia, FL Arpt. + 122.9500 AM Voice AVIA Atlantic Jet Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 122.9500 AM Voice AVIA F.I.T. Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 122.9500 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at controlled airports + 122.9750 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at uncontrolled airports + 123.0000 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Unicom Titusville, FL + 123.0000 AM Voice AVIA F.I.T. Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 123.0000 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at uncontrolled airports + 123.0250 AM Voice AVIA Helicopters Nationwide Helicopter air to air communications + 123.0500 AM Voice AVIA Blimp port common Nationwide Reported Goodyear blimp use + 123.0500 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at heliports + 123.0750 AM Voice AVIA Unicom Nationwide Unicom at heliports + 123.1000 AM Voice AVIA Civil Air Patrol Nationwide VHF at CAP airports and mobile for SAR work + 123.1000 AM Voice AVIA S&R, Temp. Tower Nationwide Search & Rescue, Temporary Tower + 123.1500 AM Voice AVIA Flight Test Nationwide Flight Test to 123.5750 + 123.3000 AM Voice AVIA Flight Schools Nationwide Flight Schools + 123.4000 AM Voice AVIA Airshow Common Nationwide Used at Airshows + 123.4500 AM Voice AVIA Airshow Common Nationwide Used at Airshows + 123.4750 AM Voice AVIA Rockwell Unicom Melbourne, FL Arpt. + 123.5000 AM Voice AVIA FIT Flight School Melbourne, FL + 123.5000 AM Voice AVIA Flight Schools Nationwide Flight Schools + 123.6000 AM Voice AVIA FAA Airport Advisory Nationwide FAA Airport Advisory, uncontrolled airports + 123.6000 AM Voice AVIA Melbourne FSS Melbourne, FL Arpt. North Brevard County Area + 123.6250 AM Voice AVIA Air Traffic Control Nationwide Air Traffic Control to 128.8000 + 124.0500 AM Voice AVIA MLB Tower Melbourne, FL SEC Tower Frequency + 124.1000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL Melbourne Area Low Alt. + 124.3500 AM Voice USAF PAFB Grnd. Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL + 125.2200 AM Voice AVIA Control Tower Melbourne, FL SEC Tower Frequency + 126.2000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 126.3000 AM Voice AVIA Shuttle LS Tower Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Landing Site + 126.4000 AM Voice AVIA Airshow Showtime Nationwide Used at Airshows + Control + 126.4000 AM Voice USCG PAFB A-G Zone Control Patrick AFB, FL + 127.1000 AM Voice AVIA PAFB Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 127.3000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC West Palm Beach, FL + 127.5500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Orlando (Eustis), FL + 127.8500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL Used as spare frequency + 128.6500 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 128.8000 AM Voice USAF PAFB, Patrick Patrick AFB, FL Dispatcher, Base Ops + 128.8250 AM Voice AVIA Aeronautical Enroute Nationwide Aeronautical Enroute (ARINC) to 132.0000 + 128.9000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Marathon, FL Climax Network + 129.4000 AM Voice/Data AVIA ARINC New York Florida & Gulf Coast Climax Network, FL GULF Chain + 130.4500 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, C USA, and Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + acft. on ground LGA remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.5250 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 130.6000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 130.6500 AM Voice AVIA MAC Aircraft Nationwide + 130.7000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, Caribbean, Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + Gulf remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.8700 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, SE USA Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.9000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 130.9000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, NE USA, and Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + acft. on ground HPN remoted to Atlanta, GA + 130.9000 USB Voice AVIA Rainbow Radio Morinville, AL, CAN + 130.9500 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, SW & W USA Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 131.0000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, E Coast Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + Offshore, and acft. remoted to Atlanta, GA + on ground EWR + 131.1000 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Marathon, FL Climax Network + 131.1000 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flt. Support Atlanta, GA FL ATL Coast Chain + 131.1250 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Network, NC & W USA Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 131.1700 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, San Francisco Melbourne, FL Climax Network + 131.1700 AM Voice/Data AVIA ARINC New York Florida Climax Network, FL ATL Coast Chain + 131.2500 AM Voice AVIA Atlanta Flight Support Acft. on ground JFK Operated by Eastern Air Lines, network + remoted to Atlanta, GA + 131.4500 AM Voice AVIA ARINC, New York Marathon, FL Climax Network + 131.9250 AM Voice AVIA Federal Express + 132.0000 AM Voice AVIA Goodyear Blimp Nationwide Company frequency + 132.0250 AM Voice AVIA Air Traffic Control Nationwide Air Traffic Control to 135.9750 + 132.1500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL + 132.2500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Urbana, FL + 132.5500 AM Voice AVIA ATIS Melbourne, FL + 132.6000 AM Voice AVIA PAFB Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 132.6500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL Serves Melbourne Area, Approach Control + South + 132.8200 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC St. Augustine, FL + 133.1500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 133.4000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC West Palm Beach, FL + 133.5000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 133.6500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL + 133.7500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Tower Patrick AFB, FL + 134.0000 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Daytona, FL + 134.1000 AM Voice AVIA MIL Aircraft Radar Nationwide + Approach + 134.5500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 134.5500 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Avon Park, FL + 134.6500 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL + 134.8500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Jacksonville, FL + 134.9500 AM Voice AVIA Patrick Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB, FL Serves Melbourne Area, Approach Control + North + 135.2500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Jacksonville, FL + 135.5750 AM Voice MIL Satellite ATS3 Satellite ITT CH F1 F2 Receive + Downlink + 135.7000 AM Voice AVIA Miami ARTCC Urbana, FL + 135.8250 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL CH 2 + 135.9250 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL + 138.0250 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord Patrick AFB, FL PAFB Sealord Site SEC + 138.0750 FM Voice USAF PAFB CID OSI CH B Patrick AFB, FL + 138.1750 FM Voice USAF PAFB CID OSI CH A Patrick AFB, FL + 138.3000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Command Post Patrick AFB, FL CH 19, Command Post + 138.3500 AM Voice USAF PAFB NASA Coord. Patrick AFB, FL Used during Shuttle Launch? + 138.4000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Air-Air Alert 1 Patrick AFB, FL + 139.6500 AM Voice USAF PAFB NASA Coord. Patrick AFB, FL Used during Shuttle Launch operations? + 139.7000 AM Voice USAF PAFB ARRS Air-Air Patrick AFB, FL + 140.4000 AM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air Tactical Channel + 141.6000 FM Voice USAF PAFB OV10 Air-Air Patrick AFB, FL Possibly cancelled after OV10 transfer + 141.7000 FM Voice USAF PAFB OV10 Ops Patrick AFB, FL Possibly cancelled after OV10 transfer + 141.8500 AM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air Tactical Channel + 142.0000 AM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Worldwide USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air + 142.0000 AM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Worldwide USN Blue Angels CH A, Air-Air + 142.0250 FM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide USN Blue Angels Portable Repeater Input, + Output on 142.6250 + 142.1550 FM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide USAF MARS Repeater output, input on 143.4500 + 142.1550 FM Voice USAF MARS, PAFB Patrick AFB, FL USAF MARS Repeater output, input on 143.4500 + 142.3000 FM Voice USAF PAFB A7 Aircraft Patrick AFB, FL + 142.3500 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 142.3750 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 142.4250 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 142.6250 FM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide USN Blue Angels Portable Repeater Output, + Input on 142.0250 + 142.9750 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 143.0000 AM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Worldwide USN Blue Angels CH B, Air-Air + 143.0000 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 143.2800 FM Voice USAF Canaveral AFS Canaveral, FL USCG Operations + 143.4500 FM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide USAF MARS Repeater input, output on 142.1550 + 143.4500 FM Voice USAF MARS, PAFB Patrick AFB, FL USAF MARS Repeater input, output on 142.1550 + 143.4600 AMFM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide + 143.6000 AM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide USN Blue Angels Maintenance CH 10 + 143.6250 CW Morse G(USSR) Space Station, MIR Space Station Beacon + 143.7500 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide Repeater input, output on 149.9250 for + pairing, or 148.1500 standard. Alternate + repeater input, 143.9000 preferred. + 143.8250 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide May be repeater channel. + 143.9000 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide CH 6, Repeater input, output on 148.1500, + simplex on this frequency ONLY if + non-interference to repeaters. + 143.9500 FM Voice USAF MARS Nationwide Simplex operation + 143.9900 FM Voice USA MARS Nationwide Repeater input, output on 148.0100 + 144.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amateur 2M Band ITU Region II To 148.0000 + 144.3400 CW Morse AMATEUR Balloon Beacon Nationwide Previous Mid-West operations + 144.9500 FM Voice AMATEUR Uplink to Space Nationwide SAREX90 Space Shuttle Uplink, Downlink on + Shuttle 145.5500 + 144.9900 FM Packet AMATEUR Packet Frequency Nationwide Honored Packet frequency block + 145.0900 FM Packet AMATEUR Packet Frequency Nationwide Honored Packet frequency block + 145.1000 FM Voice AMATEUR Marshall Center ARC Huntsville, AL Shuttle Mission Audio + Rptr. + 145.1100 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB4IA Dayton, OH NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.1500 FM Voice AMATEUR Minneapolis, MN Shuttle Audio + 145.1500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, N4AHN Birmingham, AL NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.3800 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB4CXD Birmingham, AL NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.4600 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Los Angeles, CA NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 145.5000 FM Voice AMATEUR U6MIR and U7MIR Satellite MIR Reported + 145.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Shuttle to Amatuers Space Shuttle SAREX90 Special Shuttle Downlink, Uplink on + 144.9500 + 145.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Space Station MIR, Space Station Cosmonauts in Amatuer operations + U1MIR, U2MIR, U3MIR + 145.5800 FM Voice AMATEUR Ames ARC, Edwards AFB Mountain View, CA Shuttle Mission Audio + 145.8100 CW Morse AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 10 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite General Beacon Downlink + 145.8100 CW Morse AMATEUR OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite General Beacon + 145.8120 CW Morse AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite General Beacon Downlink + 145.8120 CW Morse AMATEUR OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite General Beacon + 145.8250 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 17-DOVE Downlink Satellite + 145.8250 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5730. + 145.8350 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5630. + 145.8400 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.8450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1600. + 145.8450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5530. + 145.8550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1500. + 145.8550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5430. + 145.8600 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.8650 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1400. + 145.8650 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5330. + 145.8750 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1300. + 145.8750 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5230. + 145.8800 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.8850 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1200. + 145.8850 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5130. + 145.8900 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.5080. + 145.8950 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1100. + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250 + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR WEBERSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0750, 1000 + 145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1050. + 145.9050 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.1000. + 145.9050 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4930. + 145.9150 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0900. + 145.9150 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4830. + 145.9200 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9240 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9250 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0800. + 145.9250 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4730. + 145.9350 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0700. + 145.9350 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4630. + 145.9450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0600. + 145.9450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4530. + 145.9450 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Worldwide Shuttle Mission Audio PRI + 145.9550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0500. + 145.9550 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4430. + 145.9550 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Worldwide Shuttle Mission Audio ALT + 145.9600 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide Downlinks on 437.0250, 0500 + 145.9600 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.0450. + 145.9650 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4330. + 145.9750 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Satellite Amatuer Satellite Downlink, Uplink on + Downlink 435.4230. + 145.9850 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite Engineering Beacon + Downlink + 145.9870 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 10 Beacon Satellite Amatuer Satellite Engineering Beacon + Downlink + 146.3400 FM Voice AMATEUR Spaceport ARC Rptr., Merritt Is., FL Repeater input, output on 146.9000 + K4GCC + 146.4000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Cedar Rapids, IO Shuttle Mission Audio + 146.6400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, W5RRR Johnson Space NASA Select Shuttle Audio + Center, Houston, TX + 146.8450 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Brevard County, FL Repeater, Input on ? + 146.9250 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT Miami Net Miami, FL Net: TUE 2000 EST + 146.9250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, KA1SSZ/R Portland, ME NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 146.9400 FM Voice AMATEUR Spaceport ARC Rptr., Merritt Is., FL Repeater output, input on 146.3400, Shuttle + K4GCC Mission Audio + 147.1000 FM Voice AMATEUR Marshall ARC Rptr. Huntsville, AL Marshall Space Ctr. Rptr. Shuttle Audio + 147.1200 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB0BGC/R Minneapolis, MN Shuttle Audio + 147.2850 FM Voice AMATEUR Coastal Plains ARC Ashburn, GA Shuttle Mission Audio + Rptr., WD4EVD + 147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Goddard ARC, WA3NAN Greenbelt, MD Shuttle Mission Audio + 147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Waseca, MN NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 148.0100 FM Voice USA MARS Nationwide Repeater output, input on 143.9900 + 148.1500 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide CH 7, Repeater output, input on 143.9000, + primary simple x frequency + 148.1500 FM Voice USAF PAFB Radio Shop Patrick AFB, FL CAP? + 148.2250 FM Voice USAF PAFB NEIL Maint. Patrick AFB, FL + 148.2650 FM Voice USAF PAFB Base Supply Patrick AFB, FL + 148.2750 FM Voice USAF PAFB Base Net Pager Patrick AFB, FL + 148.3750 FM Voice USN MARS Nationwide Repeater input, output on 148.9750 + 148.6500 AMFM Voice USA National Guard Nationwide CH 8 + 148.9000 AMFM Voice USA National Guard Nationwide CH 5 + 148.9750 FM Voice USN MARS Nationwide Repeater output, input on 148.3750 + 149.1950 AM Voice MIL Satellite ATS3 Uplink ITT CH F2 Transmit + 149.2000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Minneapolis, MN NASA Select Shuttle Audio + 149.2450 AM Voice MIL Satellite ATS3 Uplink ITT CH F1 Transmit + 149.5350 FM Voice USAF PAFB Base Net Pager Patrick AFB, FL Repeater + 149.9250 AMFM Voice/RTTY CAP Civil Air Patrol Nationwide Repeater output, input on 143.7500, + secondary repeater channel. + 150.0000 AM Voice MIL Satellite Downlink Satellite Uplink on 295.0750 + 150.0000 FM Data G (USA) RADLOC National Parks To 151.0000, Animal Tracking & Radiolocation + 151.1600 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida Mobile + Fisheries Comm. + 151.3100 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida CH F2 + Fisheries Comm. + 151.3850 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida CH F1 PRI + Fisheries Comm. + 151.4150 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Orlando, FL + Fisheries Comm. + 151.4300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida Repeater + Fisheries Comm. + 151.4300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Orlando, FL + Fisheries Comm. + 151.5050 FM Voice SPECIND Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 151.5400 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 151.6250 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 151.6250 FM Voice BUS Goodyear Blimp Nationwide Company frequency + 151.8950 FM Voice BUS Disneyworld Lake Buena Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Submarines + 152.0300 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.0600 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.0900 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.1200 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.1800 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.2100 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.2400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.4800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Canada Only Duplex, CH JJ, Mobile trans. on 157.7400 + 152.5100 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JL, Mobile trans. on 157.7700 + 152.5400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YL, Mobile trans. on 157.8000 + 152.5700 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JP, Mobile trans. on 157.8300 + 152.6000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YP, Mobile trans. on 157.8600 + 152.6300 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YJ, Mobile trans. on 157.8900 + 152.6600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Cocoa, FL Duplex, CH Y, K13, Mobile trans. on 157.9200 + 152.6600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YK, Mobile trans. on 157.9200 + 152.6900 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Melbourne, FL Duplex, CH J, S15, Mobile trans. on 157.9500 + 152.6900 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JS, Mobile trans. on 157.9500 + 152.7200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YS, Mobile trans. on 157.9800 + 152.7500 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH YR, Mobile trans. on 158.0100 + 152.7800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JK, Mobile trans. on 158.0400 + 152.8100 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America Duplex, CH JR, Mobile trans. on 158.0700 + 152.8400 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 152.8400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Canada Only Duplex, CH JW, Mobile trans. on 158.9000 + 153.1500 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 154.0100 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL Reported, PRI frequency + 154.1600 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.1750 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.2500 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.3550 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.3850 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.3850 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.4450 FM Voice FIRE Brevard Fire District Brevard Cty, FL + 154.4450 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F2, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 154.6800 + 154.5700 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 154.6000 FM Voice BUS Authorization Nationwide Itinerant Authorization + 154.6500 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL CH F1 + 154.6650 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F1, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 155.5050 + 154.6800 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F2, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 154.4450 + 154.6950 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F3, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on + 155.4600 + 154.7100 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL CH F1, Duplex, Base, Mobile transmits on + 155.2500 + 154.7400 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 154.7750 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Serves Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour + Beach, Indialantic + 154.7850 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on 155.5200, + serves Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour + Beach, Indialantic + 154.8150 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 154.8600 FM Voice POLICE Fellesmere PD Fellesmere, FL + 154.8600 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 154.8900 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL CH F2, Duplex, Base, Mobile transmits on + 155.6250 + 154.9200 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F4, Car to Car + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL CH F3, Base, psbl. inter-city coord. + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Cocoa PD Cocoa, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Fellesmere PD Fellesmere, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Rockledge PD Rockledge, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Possible inter-city coord., serves Satellite + Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic + 154.9500 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce, FL Possible inter-city coordination + 155.0100 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL + 155.0550 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL Reported, SEC frequency + 155.1000 FM Voice G (CTY) Brevard Transport Melbourne, FL Reported + 155.1600 FM Voice AMB Harbor City Ambulance Brevard County, FL + 155.1600 FM Voice EMERG CAP California California Reported in use by one or more CAP + repeaters, CAL + 155.2500 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 154.7100 + 155.3700 FM Voice POLICE Police Intercity Nationwide Simplex + 155.4150 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 155.4150 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL + 155.4600 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F3, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 154.6950 + 155.5050 FM Voice POLICE FL Highway Patrol Florida CH F1, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on + 154.6650 + 155.5200 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite Beach, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits 154.7850, + 154.7750, serves Satellite Beach, Indian + Harbour Beach, Indialantic + 155.5950 FM Voice POLICE Fellesmere PD Fellesmere, FL + 155.5950 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 155.6250 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 154.8900 + 155.6550 FM Voice POLICE Palm Bay PD Palm Bay, FL + 155.7150 FM Voice G (FL) Civil Defense Brevard Cty, FL + 155.7300 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 155.7900 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce, FL + 156.0000 FM Voice G (FL) Canaveral Port Port Canaveral, FL + Authority, KHDK585 + 156.0300 FM Voice POLICE Indian R. Cty. Sheriff Vero Beach, FL + 156.0900 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce, FL + 156.1650 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville, FL Base + 156.2750 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 65A, Simplex + 156.3000 FM Voice MARINE Intership Safety Worldwide CH 6, Simplex + 156.3250 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 66A, Simplex + 156.3500 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 7A, Simplex + 156.3750 FM Voice MARINE Work Boats Ship-Ship Worldwide CH 67, Simplex + 156.4000 FM Voice MARINE Comm. Ship-Ship USA CH 8, Simplex + 156.4250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts Worldwide CH 68, Simplex + 156.4500 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 9, Simplex + 156.4750 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 69, Simplex + 156.5000 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 10, Simplex + 156.5250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts, Ship-Ship Worldwide CH 70, Simplex + 156.5500 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 11, Simplex + 156.5750 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 71, Simplex + 156.6000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Worldwide CH 12, Simplex, USCG + 156.6250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts, Ship-Ship Worldwide CH 72, Simplex + 156.6500 FM Voice MARINE Locks, Canals, Bridges Worldwide CH 13, Simplex + 156.6750 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 73, Simplex + 156.7000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Worldwide CH 14, Simplex, USCG, Port Authority + 156.7250 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA CH 74, Simplex + 156.7500 FM Voice MARINE Environ., Hydro. Worldwide CH 15, Coast only transmit + 156.8000 FM Voice MARINE Calling, Distress Worldwide CH 16, Simplex + 156.8500 FM Voice MARINE FL Marine Patrol FL + 156.8500 FM Voice MARINE State Control Worldwide CH 17, Simplex, Use restricted + 156.8750 FM Voice MARINE Comm. Ship-Ship USA CH 77, Simplex + 156.9000 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 18A, Simplex + 156.9250 FM Voice MARINE Clubs, Marinas, Yards Worldwide CH 78A, Simplex + 156.9500 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 19A, Simplex + 156.9750 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 79A, Simplex + 157.0250 FM Voice MARINE Commercial USA CH 80A, Simplex + 157.0500 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA CH 21CG, Simplex + 157.1000 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA CH 22CG, Simplex + 157.1250 FM Voice USCG USCG Nationwide CH 82 + 157.1500 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA CH 23CG, Simplex + 157.1500 FM Voice USCG USCG Nationwide CH 23 + 157.1750 FM Voice MARINE USCG Auxiliary Nationwide CH 83CG, Simplex, USCG Auxiliary only + 157.4250 FM Voice MARINE Fishing Ship-Ship USA CH 88A, Simplex + 157.7400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Canada Only Duplex, CH JJ, Base trans. on 152.4800 + 157.7700 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JL, Base trans. on 152.5100 + 157.8000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YL, Base trans. on 152.5400 + 157.8300 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JP, Base trans. on 152.5700 + 157.8600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YP, Base trans. on 152.6000 + 157.8900 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YJ, Base trans. on 152.6300 + 157.9200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Cocoa, FL Duplex, CH Y, K13, Base trans. on 152.6600 + 157.9200 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YK, Base trans. on 152.6600 + 157.9500 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Melbourne, FL Duplex, CH J, S15, Base trans. on 152.6900 + 157.9500 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JS, Base trans. on 152.6900 + 157.9800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YS, Base trans. on 152.7200 + 158.0100 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH YR, Base trans. on 152.7500 + 158.0400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JK, Base trans. on 152.7800 + 158.0700 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America Duplex, CH JR, Base trans. on 152.8100 + 158.1000 AUTH Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide + 158.7900 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 158.9000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Canada Only Duplex, CH JW, Base trans. on 152.8400 + 159.0900 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL + 159.3300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Dept. Forestry Florida + 160.4250 FM Voce G (FL) FL Fish & Game Comm. Florida + 160.5150 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Common + 160.5300 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida CH 1, DTT (Dispatcher To Train), Road + 160.6250 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 60, Duplex, Ship on 156.0025 + 160.6500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 1, Duplex, Ship on 156.0500 + 160.6500 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida CH 2, TTD (Train To Dispatcher) + 160.6750 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 61, Duplex, Ship on 156.0075 + 160.7000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 2, Duplex, Ship on 156.1000 + 160.7250 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 62, Duplex, Ship on 156.1250 + 160.7500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 3, Duplex, Ship on 156.1500 + 160.7700 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida Car Shop + 160.7750 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 63, Duplex, Ship on 156.1750 + 160.8000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 4, Duplex, Ship on 156.2000 + 160.8000 FM Voice RR CONRAIL NE Corridor NEC Road + 160.8000 FM Voice RR Gettysburg RR Gettysburg, PA Scenic Railroad + 160.8250 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 64, Duplex, Ship on 156.2250 + 160.8450 FM Voice RR AMTRAK East Coast Autotrain + 160.8500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 5, Duplex, Ship on 156.2500 + 160.8750 FM Voice MARINE Ship Receive Only International Only CH 65, Duplex, Ship on 156.2750 + 160.9200 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Road + 160.9250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 66, Duplex, Ship on 156.3250 + 160.9500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 7, Duplex, Ship on 156.3500 + 161.0100 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida + 161.0400 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida + 161.0700 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Road + 161.1900 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida + 161.2050 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Police + 161.2350 FM Voice RR Gettysburg RR Gettysburg, PA Scenic Railway + 161.2950 FM Voice RR AMTRAK NE Corridor NEC Police + 161.3700 FM Voice RR Florida East Coast RR Florida CH 0, Car Shop + 161.5000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 18, Duplex, Ship on 156.9000 + 161.5250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 78, Duplex, Ship on 156.9250 + 161.5750 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 79, Duplex, Ship on 156.9750 + 161.6000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Nationwide CH 20, Duplex, Ship on 157.0000 + 161.6250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 80, Duplex, Ship on 157.0250 + 161.6500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 21, Duplex, Ship on 157.0500 + 161.6750 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 81, Duplex, Ship on 157.0750 + 161.7000 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 22, Duplex, Ship on 157.1000 + 161.7250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 82, Duplex, Ship on 157.1250 + 161.7500 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 23, Duplex, Ship on 157.1500 + 161.7750 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Shore Only International Only CH 83, Duplex, Ship on 157.1750 + 161.8000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 24, Duplex, Ship on 157.2000 + 161.8000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Georgetown, SC CH 24, Duplex, Ship on 157.2000 + 161.8250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 84, Duplex, Ship on 157.2250 + 161.8250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Key West, FL CH 84, Duplex, Ship on 157.2250 + 161.8500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 25, Duplex, Ship on 157.2500 + 161.8500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Naples, FL CH 25, Duplex, Ship on 157.2500 + 161.8750 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 85, Duplex, Ship on 157.2750 + 161.8750 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Palm Beach, FL CH 85, Duplex, Ship on 157.2750 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Charleston, SC CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Cocoa Beach, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Ft. Lauderdale, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Ft. Myers, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Jacksonville, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Key West, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. St. Lucie, FL CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Wilmington, NC CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000 + 161.9250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 86, Duplex, Ship on 157.3250 + 161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 27, Duplex, Ship on 157.3500 + 161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Savannah, GA CH 27, Duplex, Ship on 157.3500 + 161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Vero Beach, FL CH 27, Duplex, Ship on 157.3500 + 161.9750 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 87, Duplex, Ship on 157.3750 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Daytona Beach, FL CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Homestead, FL CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Morehead City, NC CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Palm Beach, FL CH 28, Duplex, Ship on 157.4000 + 162.0250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International Only CH 88, Duplex, Ship on 157.4250 + 162.4000 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 2 + 162.4000 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, KIH26 Daytona Beach, FL Weather Bcst. CH 2 + 162.4250 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 4 + 162.4500 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 5 + 162.4750 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 3 + 162.4750 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, KIH63 Orlando, FL Weather Bcst. CH 3 + 162.5000 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 6 + 162.5250 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 7 + 162.5500 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA Nationwide Weather Bcst. CH 1 + 162.5500 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, WXJ70 Melbourne, FL Weather Bcst. CH 1, Controlled by USWB, + Daytona Beach. + 162.6125 FM Voice NASA Launch Support Ops. Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Launch + 162.6875 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Yankee + 162.8250 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide Operations + 163.2000 FM Voice G (USA) Federal Marshalls Brevard County, FL Reported + 163.2000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 1, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 163.8125 + 163.2000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 2, Simplex + 163.3625 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide + 163.4000 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide + 163.6250 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide CH 1, Immigation & Naturalization Service + 163.6750 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide CH 4, Immigation & Naturalization Service + 163.7250 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide CH 2, Pt-Pt, Immigation & Naturalization + Service + 163.8125 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH ?, Aircraft, Mobiles + 163.8125 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 1, Duplex, Repeater in, output on + 163.2000 + 163.8125 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 3, Duplex, Repeater in, output on + 164.6000 + 163.8875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Richmond, VA Duplex, Repeater output, input on 167.6250 + 163.9000 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Orlando, FL Repeater, CH A6 + 163.9850 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 164.2000 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide + 164.6000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 3, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 163.8125 + 164.6000 FM Voice G (USA) US Marshalls Nationwide CH 4, Simplex + 164.6500 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Tango + 164.7500 FM Voice G (USA) National Park Svc. Canaveral Nat'l. + Seashore Park + 164.7750 FM Voice G (USA) DEA/Customs Nationwide + 164.8625 FM Voice G (USA) FEMA Nationwide Federal Emergency Management Agency + 164.8875 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Oscar + 165.1125 FM Voice USAF Canaveral AFS Canaveral, FL Command Post + 165.2125 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Mike + 165.2375 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide CH 1, CH 2, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 166.4375 + 165.3750 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Brevard County, FL Reported + 165.3750 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Charlie, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 165.7625 + 165.4125 FM Voice NASA Orbiter Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Launch + 165.4625 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide CH 5, Duplex, Repeater out, input on + 166.5875 + 165.6375 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration + 165.6625 + 165.6625 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration + 165.7375 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide CH 4, Tactical + 165.7625 FM Voice G (USA) NTSB Nationwide National Transportation Safety Board, + On-site acft. crash investigation. + 165.7625 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide Duplex, Repeater in, output on 165.3750 + 165.7875 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Bravo + 165.8500 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide Tactical, Car-Car + 165.8500 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Richmond, VA Repeater output, input on 165.8625 + 165.8625 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Richmond, VA Repeater input, output on 165.8500 + 165.8750 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration + 166.0000 FM Voice G (USA) DEA Nationwide + 166.1750 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration CH 11 + 166.1750 FM Voice G (USA) NTSB Nationwide National Transportation Safety Board, + On-site acft. crash investigation. + 166.4375 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide CH 1, CH 2, Repeater in, output on 165.2375 + 166.4625 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide CH 3, US Dept. of Treasury Common + 166.4625 FM Voice G (USA) Dept. of Treasury Nationwide Treasury Common + 166.5125 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Sierra + 166.5875 FM Voice G (USA) Customs Nationwide CH 5, Duplex, Repeater in, output on + 165.4625 + 166.9250 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Delta + 167.0250 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH November? + 167.0250 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Nationwide CH Whiskey + 167.0500 FM Voice G (USA) FCC Nationwide Federal Communications Commission + 167.1750 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.2375 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.2625 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.2750 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Orlando, FL CH A6 + 167.2875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.3625 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.3875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.4125 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.4375 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.4625 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.4875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.5375 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.5625 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Orlando, FL CH A4 + 167.6125 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.6250 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Richmond, VA Duplex, Repeater input, output on 163.8875 + 167.6375 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.6875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.7250 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Orlando, FL CH A2 + 167.7375 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 167.7875 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Nationwide Federal Bureau of Investigation + 169.3000 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration + 170.6500 FM Voice G (USA) Bur. of Prisons Nationwide + 170.8750 FM Voice G (USA) Bur. of Prisons Nationwide + 170.9250 FM Voice G (USA) Bur. of Prisons Nationwide + 171.2625 FM Voice NASA Media Coordination Cape Kennedy, FL Shuttle Launch + 171.2875 FM Voice G (USA) CROWN Washington, DC AF1, White House + 172.0250 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Authority + 172.1000 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Authority + 172.1250 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration CH 8 + 172.1250 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Authority + 172.1500 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration CH 9 + 172.1750 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Administration CH 10 + 172.1750 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide Federal Aviation Authority + 172.2750 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Florida Link to US Park Service + Fisheries Comm. + 172.4250 FM Voice G (USA) Nat'l. Parks Svc. Big Cyprus Nat'l. Repeater Output + Preserve, FL + 172.5250 FM Voice G (USA) Nat'l. Parks Svc. Everglades Nat'l. Repeater Output + Park, FL + 172.6750 FM Voice G (USA) Nat'l. Parks Svc. Biscayne Nat'l. Repeater Output + Park, FL + 172.7750 FM Voice G (USA) Nat'l. Parks Svc. Everglades Nat'l. 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Spgs., CO 80920 +========================================== + +Communication Satellites + +This guide tells you how and where to listen. + +Price is 11.95 + 2.00 S&A +Grove Enterprises +P.O. Box 98 +Brasstown, NC 28902 or call and charge it, 1-800-438-8155 + +Grove also puts out the publication Monitoring Times Which is an excellent +magazine for the scanner buff. + +cost for a year subscription is 18.00 +=========================================== + +U.S. Scanner News +Publication + +This magazine covers various topics from product reviews, articles, frequency +allocations, etc. + +One year subscription is 15.00 +Bobs Publications +P.O. Box 1103 +Vancouver, WA 98666 +========================================= + +Antennex + +the magazine for antennas +They also go by topics month to month only they stick with the subject of +antennas. + +12 Monthly Issues for 11.97 +Antennex +P.O. Box 8995 Dept. 19 +Corpus Christi, TX 78412 +========================================= + +Frequency Research Service + +All licensed frequencies any town in the U.S. + +Write to Box 1239, Charleston, SC 29402 +========================================== + +Hear all there is to hear where you live + +25 - 1500 Mhz. Frequency search service + +HEALD +6886 Jefferson St. +North Branch, MI 48461 +A pocket guide to Railroad Frequencies also put out by Heald 9.95 +========================================== + +CRB Research +P.O. Box 56-MT +Cammack NY 11725 + +Has the largest selection of frequency guides, federal, military, police, +aero, +etc. +write for free catalog. + +One of there top sellers is Tom Kneitels Top Secret Registry of U.S. Govt. +6th edition. +Price is 18.95 +========================================= + +Popular Communications + +is also a pretty good source for finding frequencies or subjects to do with +scanners, hams, sw, etc. +Price for a one year sub. is 18.00 + +Pop Com +76 North Broadway +Hicksville, NY 11801 +========================================= + +Dallas FT. Worth Frequency Listings + +19.95 to Basic Computer Services +P.O. Box 14193 +Arlington, Texas 76094-1193 +========================================= + +The Scanner Frequency Directory for Northwestern Ohio +and Southeastern Michigan + +8.95 + 1.50 S&H to Radio Information Systems + P.O. Box 399 + Holland, Ohio 43528 +========================================= + +The Official Massachusetts Scanner Guide + +17.95 + 2.05 S&H to Official Scanner Guide + P.O. Box 712 + Londonderry, NH 03053 +========================================== + +Scanner Master Frequency Guides + +New York Metro/No. New Jersey Guide +24.95 + +Greater Philadelphia/So. Jersey Pocket Guide +12.95 + +Connecticut & Rhode Island Guide +19.95 + +Massachusetts Guide Massachusetts Pocket Guide +23.95 9.95 + +New Hampshire & Vermont Guide +17.95 + +Maine Guide +17.95 + +Public Safety/Communications Magazine Send orders to +7.50 single issue 24.00 for 4 issues Scanner Master + P.O. Box 428 +California Government Radio System Newton Highlands, MA 02161 +25.00 1-508-881-8000 + +Compendium of American Railroad Radio +9.00 + +Haruteq Quebec Canada Guide +14.95 +============================================================================= + +Dont forget, one of the best sources for frequencies is your simple search +option on your scanner. By searching you can find sometimes hidden freq's +that are not listed in any book you can buy... Take your time when searching +, dont get agrivated and keep changing scanning ranges... Good luck.. + +This file was brought to you by John Johnson of The Hotline BBS, give us a +call, we have an entire section dedicated to Scanner & Radio related topics. + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqsour.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqsour.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..81863d11 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/freqsour.txt @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ + + + SCANNER FREQUENCY GUIDE + SOURCES +Police Call Guide +at Radio Shack + +Vol. States Covered Cat.No. +-------------------------------------- + 1 CT,ME,MA,NH,NY,RI,VT 62-1041 + 2 DE,MD,NJ,PA 62-1042 + 3 MI,OH 62-1043 + 4 IL,IN,KY,WI 62-1044 + 5 IA,KS,MN,MO,NE,ND,SD 62-1045 + 6 DC,FL,GA,NC,SC,VA,WV 62-1046 + 7 AL,AR,LA,MS,OK,TN,TX 62-1047 + 8 AZ,CO,ID,MT,NM,NV,WY 62-1048 + 9 CA,OR,WA 62-1049 + +Prices usually run 7.95 +========================================== + +Aircraft Frequency Directory HF/VHF/UHF +For United States/Canada/Mexico + +This guide covers Air Shows, Air Traffic Control, Military, Emergencies, U.S. +Forest Service, ARINC, Unicom & Multicom, Traffic Watch frequencies plus +covers monitoring techniques, etc. + +Price is 14.95 + 2.00 S&A +D C Enterprises +7887 Brandy Circle +Colo. Spgs., CO 80920 +========================================== + +Communication Satellites + +This guide tells you how and where to listen. + +Price is 11.95 + 2.00 S&A +Grove Enterprises +P.O. Box 98 +Brasstown, NC 28902 or call and charge it, 1-800-438-8155 + +Grove also puts out the publication Monitoring Times Which is an excellent +magazine for the scanner buff. + +cost for a year subscription is 18.00 +=========================================== + +U.S. Scanner News +Publication + +This magazine covers various topics from product reviews, articles, frequency +allocations, etc. + +One year subscription is 15.00 +Bobs Publications +P.O. Box 1103 +Vancouver, WA 98666 +========================================= + +Antennex + +the magazine for antennas +They also go by topics month to month only they stick with the subject of +antennas. + +12 Monthly Issues for 11.97 +Antennex +P.O. Box 8995 Dept. 19 +Corpus Christi, TX 78412 +========================================= + +Frequency Research Service + +All licensed frequencies any town in the U.S. + +Write to Box 1239, Charleston, SC 29402 +========================================== + +Hear all there is to hear where you live + +25 - 1500 Mhz. Frequency search service + +HEALD +6886 Jefferson St. +North Branch, MI 48461 +A pocket guide to Railroad Frequencies also put out by Heald 9.95 +========================================== + +CRB Research +P.O. Box 56-MT +Cammack NY 11725 + +Has the largest selection of frequency guides, federal, military, police, +aero, +etc. +write for free catalog. + +One of there top sellers is Tom Kneitels Top Secret Registry of U.S. Govt. +6th edition. +Price is 18.95 +========================================= + +Popular Communications + +is also a pretty good source for finding frequencies or subjects to do with +scanners, hams, sw, etc. +Price for a one year sub. is 18.00 + +Pop Com +76 North Broadway +Hicksville, NY 11801 +========================================= + +Dallas FT. Worth Frequency Listings + +19.95 to Basic Computer Services +P.O. Box 14193 +Arlington, Texas 76094-1193 +========================================= + +The Scanner Frequency Directory for Northwestern Ohio +and Southeastern Michigan + +8.95 + 1.50 S&H to Radio Information Systems + P.O. Box 399 + Holland, Ohio 43528 +========================================= + +The Official Massachusetts Scanner Guide + +17.95 + 2.05 S&H to Official Scanner Guide + P.O. Box 712 + Londonderry, NH 03053 +========================================== + +Scanner Master Frequency Guides + +New York Metro/No. New Jersey Guide +24.95 + +Greater Philadelphia/So. Jersey Pocket Guide +12.95 + +Connecticut & Rhode Island Guide +19.95 + +Massachusetts Guide Massachusetts Pocket Guide +23.95 9.95 + +New Hampshire & Vermont Guide +17.95 + +Maine Guide +17.95 + +Public Safety/Communications Magazine Send orders to +7.50 single issue 24.00 for 4 issues Scanner Master + P.O. Box 428 +California Government Radio System Newton Highlands, MA 02161 +25.00 1-508-881-8000 + +Compendium of American Railroad Radio +9.00 + +Haruteq Quebec Canada Guide +14.95 +============================================================================= + +Dont forget, one of the best sources for frequencies is your simple search +option on your scanner. By searching you can find sometimes hidden freq's +that are not listed in any book you can buy... Take your time when searching +, dont get agrivated and keep changing scanning ranges... Good luck.. + +This file was brought to you by John Johnson of The Hotline BBS, give us a +call, we have an entire section dedicated to Scanner & Radio related topics. + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govsfreq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govsfreq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b042c9ff --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govsfreq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ + Scanner Frequencies of the Government + + + B.A.T.F.-166.5375 + B.A.T.F.-165.2875 + D.E.A.-416.0500 + D.E.A.-416.3250 + D.E.A.-416.2000 + D.E.A.-417.4000 + D.E.A.-418.6250 CH.A-1 + D.E.A.-418.9000 CH.A-2 + D.E.A.-418.6750 CH.A-3 + D.E.A.-418.7500 CH.A-4 + D.E.A.-418.8250 CH.A-5 + D.E.A.-418.9500 CH.A-6 + D.E.A.-417.4500 CH.B-1 + D.E.A.-417.5000 CH.B-2 + D.E.A.-417.5500 CH.B-3 + D.E.A.-419.0000 CH.B-4 + F.B.I.-162.6375 + F.B.I.-162.7625 + F.B.I.-162.9500 + F.B.I.-162.9750 + F.B.I.-163.0500 + F.B.I.-163.7250 + F.B.I.-163.7500 + 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Service-164.8875 + Secret Service-164.4000 + Secret Service-164.6500 + Secret Service-162.6875 + Secret Service-171.2875 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govt.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f87355b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,259 @@ + Federal Agencies + New York-Washington-Baltimore-NJ/CT + ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + Secret Servic 32.23000 Washingt alpha link to camp davi + Islip Airport 111.2000 Long Isl Deerpark vor + Kennedy Airpo 111.2000 New York atis arr ne + F A A 111.7000 Long Isl Suffolk vor + Republic Airp 111.9000 Long Isl vor + La Guardia Ai 113.1000 New York atis 125.95 + Islip Airport 113.6000 Long Isl Hampton vor + Kennedy Airpo 115.1000 New York atis departure + Kennedy Airpo 115.4000 New York atis arr sw + Newark Airpor 115.7000 New York atis arrivals + Islip Airport 117.2000 Long Isl Calverton vor Riverhead + Islip Airport 118.0000 Long Isl approach + Newark Airpor 118.3000 New York tower 134.05 + Republic Airp 118.4000 Long Isl approach/departure + La Guardia Ai 118.7000 New York tower 119.95 125.05 + Republic Airp 118.8000 Long Isl tower 125.20 + Newark Airpor 118.8500 New York clearance + Kennedy Airpo 119.1000 New York tower 125.25 123.90 120.05 132.40 + Newark Airpor 119.2000 New York departure 120.15 124.75 135.35 + Islip Airport 119.3000 Long Isl tower 124.30 + Islip Airport 120.0500 Long Isl departure + La Guardia Ai 120.4000 New York departure 124.45 127.05 + Kennedy Airpo 121.1000 New York departure 124.75 123.70 + Republic Airp 121.6000 Long Isl ground + Islip Airport 121.7000 Long Isl ground + La Guardia Ai 121.7000 New York ground 121.85 + Newark Airpor 121.8000 New York ground 121.60 + Islip Airport 121.8500 Long Isl clearance + Kennedy Airpo 121.9000 New York ground 121.65 + N P S 123.5000 Washingt police copter to trauma hospita + Kennedy Airpo 125.7000 New York approach control + F A A 125.7500 New York artcc low alt + Republic Airp 126.6500 Long Isl atis + Kennedy Airpo 127.4000 New York approach 134.35 132.40 126.80 123.70 118 + F A A 127.5000 New Jers McGuire AFB artcc + Newark Airpor 127.6000 New York approach 128.55 126.70 + Newark Airpor 127.8500 New York seaplanes & helicopters + Republic Airp 128.2500 Long Isl clearance + F A A 128.3000 New York New York Center 128.10 128.75 121.50 122 + Islip Airport 128.4500 Long Isl atis + F A A 128.7500 Boston Boston center artcc + La Guardia Ai 128.8000 New York final approach + Kennedy Airpo 129.8500 New York arinc / american + Kennedy Airpo 131.2500 New York departure/arinc + Newark Airpor 132.4500 New York atis departures + La Guardia Ai 132.7000 New York approach 118.00 and 120.80 127.30 124 + F A A 133.0500 New York New York center 132.20 133.30 + F A A 133.4500 Boston Boston center + F A A 133.7000 New York NYcenter arr/dep + F A A 134.4500 New York artcc high alt-Sayville + Kennedy Airpo 135.0500 New York clearance + La Guardia Ai 135.2000 New York clearance + Aqueduct Poli 150.7250 Washingt bm + Secret Servic 162.6875 Nationwi yankee af1 uplink + imigration na 162.9750 New York r dvp + N P S 163.1250 Virginia Manassas Battlefield + marshall 163.2000 Nationwi r [in 163.00] + Suprior Court 163.2750 Washingt Security + I N S 163.6250 Nationwi r + I N S 163.6625 Nationwi r + I N S 163.6750 KAD210 Richmond r [169.675 in] + F B I 163.7250 KEC270 New York r black/ecc f2 rin 167.3375 + F B I 163.8500 KGB750 baltimor r f6 blue ecc2 rin 167.4175 squa + F B I 163.8625 KEC270 New York r black/ecc f4 rin 167.5375 + F B I 163.8875 KEX600 new have r f5 ecc + F B I 163.9125 KEC270 New York r black/ecc f1 rin 167.15 + F B I 163.9125 KGB770 Washingt f3 s talk around to ec + F B I 163.9125 KGB770 Washingt r f5 ecc1 rin 167.5125 + F B I 163.9250 KEC250 ne ny/vt r f5 + F B I 163.9375 KEX620 New Jers r f5 ecc + F B I 163.9500 KEC270 New York r black/ecc f3 rin 167.4625 + F B I 163.9625 KGB750 Maryland r f5 ecc1 rin 167.6625 + F B I 163.9625 KGB750 Maryland f3 s + F B I 163.9875 kfq240 Alexandr r f3 axo station rin 167.725 + Nat Bur Stand 164.0250 Maryland messenger Gaithersburg + Secret Servic 164.1000 US victor + Energy Dept 164.2750 KFW703 Long Isl in to 167.825 rptr Brookhaven nat la + Energy Dept 164.3250 KRF255 Long Isl Brookhaven nat la + Secret Servic 164.4000 Nationwi papa (counterfeit) + N P S 164.4750 New Jers r parks + U S P S 164.5000 Maryland largo mail handling facility + Secret Servic 164.6500 Nationwi tango cp support 'track + Secret Servic 164.8875 Nationwi oscar + U S P S 164.9875 new jers s truck ops + Secret Servic 165.2125 Nationwi mike local fo ops + Customs 165.2375 Philadel r f1 Sector in=166.5875 + Customs 165.2375 KAE310 New York r f1 Sector [papa] in=166.4375 + A T F 165.2875 Suffolk r rin 166.5365 + A T F 165.2875 KEA200 Falls Ch r Va FO rin 166.5375 + Secret Servic 165.3750 Nationwi charlie (station) + N P S 165.4125 New Jers in to 164.475 + Customs 165.4625 Philadel uniform patrol div + F A A 165.5000 Washingt bm Dulles police pd/fd ops + United Nation 165.6125 KHA200 New York Security paging [US state dept] + Secret Servic 165.6500 KGC942 Baltimor r f.o. rin 166.64 + F A A 165.6625 Washingt bm Nat' police + Secret Servic 165.6875 Nationwi alpha + Secret Servic 165.6875 New Have r ra + Secret Servic 165.6875 Washingt r fo + F A A 165.7125 Washingt bm Dulles police access hwy net + Secret Servic 165.7875 Nationwi baker + C I A 165.8750 Langley Security 'base victor' + United Nation 166.1000 KHA200 New York Security + F A A 166.1750 New York link + Nat Bur Stand 166.1750 KGB548 Maryland r Security-[m 169.025] Gaithersburg + Secret Servic 166.2125 Nationwi hotel former wh police + N P S 166.3250 New York park police Gateway Rec area + N P S 166.3260 New York r park police '700's nat gateway rec + N P S 166.3500 baltimor fort mchenry + U S P S 166.3750 New York s truck ops + Secret Servic 166.4000 Nationwi golf repeater input + Treasury 166.4625 Nationwi xray Treas common ATF & Customs f3 + Secret Servic 166.5125 Nationwi sierra whca + Secret Servic 166.7000 US quebec + N P S 166.7250 KGB788 Washingt r f1 police in 167.075 '100' dntn wdc + N P S 166.8500 KGB788 Washingt f3 park police '300' r.creek pkw + N P S 166.9000 Long Isl r Fire Island + N P S 166.9000 virginia r [in 166.30] Shenandoah park + N P S 166.9250 New York in to 166.325 + N P S 166.9250 KGB788 Washingt r f2 police in 165.925 '200' GW parkway + N P S 166.9500 Long Isl r F D R Home + N P S !0 166.9500 Maryland harpers ferry park + N P S 166.9500 KQC7-- Maryland r c & o canel rin 166.35 + Secret Servic 167.0250 New York november whca & ss + F C C 167.0500 KEA469 New York r nyfo rin 172.05 + N P S 167.0750 New York park police Gateway Rec area + N P S 167.0750 KGB788 Washingt f4 park police '400' BW pkwy + F B I 167.2125 KEC270 New York s gold f1 admin + F B I 167.2500 KEC250 NE NY/VT s f1 + F B I 167.2625 KEX620 New Jers s f3 + F 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emerg network + Energy Dept 167.9750 KCG827 Long Isl page Brookhaven nat la + State Dept 168.2250 Washingt foreign service inst Security force + N P S 168.4750 virginia r [in 169.175] Prince Will fores + N P S 168.5500 New York f4 Gateway Rec area + Secret Servic 168.7875 us lima lbj admin + U S P S 169.0000 New York rin Inspectors + Smithonian i 169.0375 KFX752 Washingt f1 Security + U S P S 169.1125 Long Isl + Smithonian i 169.2000 KFX752 Washingt r f2 Security + F A A 169.2625 Washingt bm Dulles police + F A A 169.3250 Washingt bm Dulles police mobile lounges + U S Congress 169.5750 Washingt cloak room page + U S P S 169.6000 New York s ch3 Inspectors + Smithonian i 169.7250 Washingt nat'l zoological park police + U S P S 169.8500 New York r Inspectors + Secret Servic 169.9250 Nationwi delta + Secret Servic 170.0000 Washi pres aide page + N A S A 170.1750 Washingt Dulles Airport + State Dept 170.5750 New York + Treasury 171.1875 Washingt Security Force + H E W 171.2375 New York + Customs 171.2500 Nationwi w/usn ships + Secret Servic 171.2875 Nationwi zulu af1 downlink + N P S 171.7250 Maryland park police Greenbelt park + N P S 172.4000 New York r Central Park + U S P S 173.6125 New York K. Airport + U S P S 173.6375 Long Isl Hicksville + U S P S 173.6875 Long Isl l.i. city + State Dept 407.2000 New York NY City white face mounta + State Dept 407.6000 New York NY City white face mounta + Secret Servic 407.8500 Nationwi echo af1 uplink from crown + Treasury 407.9250 Washingt india (guard force) wdc + N A S A 408.1500 Goddard r Greenbelt - maint. + State Dept 409.6250 New York + State Dept 409.7000 New York NY City + Gov Printing 411.2000 Washingt Security + Energy Dept 411.3500 KZW924 Maryland Germantown + Lib Congress 411.4000 Washingt Security + HEW NIH 411.4500 Maryland r Security Bethesda + N P S 411.6250 KGB788 Washingt r park police + N P S 411.7250 KGB788 Washingt r link to f2 f2=166.925 + N P S 411.8250 Washingt jfk center also 409.05 + N P S 411.8250 KGB788 Washingt r park police + N P S 411.9250 Washingt National vistor's cntr + N P S 411.9250 KGB788 Washingt r park police + Agriculture D 413.9000 Maryland Security-Beltsville research center + Fed Reserve B 413.9250 Washingt Security + F B I 414.1000 KEC272 Suffolk link + F B I 414.2500 Washingt link to f5 ecc1 + F B I 414.3500 Baltimor link to f1 167.45 + F B I 414.3500 KEC272 Suffolk link + Exec Protecti 414.6750 Washingt blowtorch f2 + A T F 414.7000 Nationwi share w/irs + I R S 414.7000 New York m to 418.225 l.i. share w/atf + Exec Protecti 414.8500 Washingt r f3 boardwalk Embassy Prot Pri + Fed Protectiv 414.8500 Washingt f3 + Exec Protecti 414.9500 New York boardwalk + Exec Protecti 414.9500 Washingt orange f1 SS Uniform Div + F B I 414.9500 KGB770 Washingt link to ecc1 + Exec Protecti 414.9750 Washingt f4 + Federal Prote 415.2000 KGC253 Washingt r f1 Security rin 417.20 + Federal Prote 415.2000 KGC253 Washingt s f2 + Exec Protecti 415.6500 Washingt sod + Secret Servic 415.7000 Nationwi foxtrot af1 downlink to crown + Exec Protecti 415.8750 Washingt f3 + Exec Protecti 415.9750 Washingt sod + Drug Enforcem 416.0500 KLR757 Long Isl c/c ? + N P S 416.1250 Washingt r train rin=417.725 + 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418.7500 KLR724 Washingt s f3 wdo/bdo + Drug Enforcem 418.7750 Nationwi ? + Drug Enforcem 418.8000 Nationwi r f1 c/c ? + Drug Enforcem 418.8250 KLR710 New York r f5 c/c rin 415.6 + Drug Enforcem 418.8750 Nationwi ? + Drug Enforcem 418.9000 KLR710 New York r f2 surveillance KLR715 Phila + Drug Enforcem 418.9000 KLR724 Washingt r f2 wdo + Drug Enforcem 418.9250 Nationwi ? + Drug Enforcem 418.9500 KLR710 New York r f6 * rin 416.20 + Drug Enforcem 418.9750 Nationwi ? + Drug Enforcem 419.0000 KLR710 New York r NYC task force rin 417.40 + Federal Prote 419.1750 Baltimor s Security + F B I 419.2750 Washingt f1 link link to 167.40 + F B I 419.4000 Alexandr link to f3 163.9875 + F B I 419.4750 KEC272 Suffolk link + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govt1.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govt1.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cf6ae7f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/govt1.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1401 @@ +The Night Owl EBBS - Ridgewood, NJ. 201-445-1528 - 2400/1200/300 +---------------------------------------------------------------- + Page No. 1 + 02/16/90 + Frequency Database Report + + Frequency User / Comments Location Service Call + Code Letters + + + 0.0000 -------------------- -- -------- + ------------------------- + ------------------------- + ------------------------ + 0.0001 Federal File NY-NJ-CT-DC-VD Area + M.Holverstott, 306 + Devonshire, Hauppauge NY + 11788 + 0.0002 ------------------------- -------------------- -- -------- + ------------------------- + ------------------------- + 32.2300 SECRET SERVICE WASHINGTON DC TR + LINK TO CAMP DAVID + 33.7400 ARMY ABERDEEN MD AR + PROVING GROUNDS - FIRE + CONTROL + 34.8100 Fish and Wildlife Service US US + 34.8300 Fish and Wildlife Service US US + 36.5500 ARMY WASHINGTON DC AR + FIRE CONTROL F1 + 36.7100 ARMY WASHINGTON DC AR + MILITARY POLICE Ft.Myer + & McNair + 36.9900 ARMY WASHINGTON DC AR + FIRE CONTROL F2 + 38.4500 ARMY BETHESDA MD AR + HARRY DIAMOND LABS + 40.0700 National Park buses US IN + 40.1700 AF ANDREWS AFB MD AF + F1 OSI SPECIAL + INVESTIGATIONS + 40.1900 AF ANDREWS AFB MD AF + F2 OSI SPECIAL + INVESTIGATIONS + 40.2100 National Park buses US IN + 40.4500 VA US US + 40.5000 Army search/rescue US AR + 41.5000 Army aircraft US AR + 46.7500 Presidential helicopter US US + 47.4200 RED CROSS US US + 49.8000 ARMY MD AR + FIRE, EDGEWOOD ARSENAL + 120.4250 FBI JU + AIRCRAFT + 121.5000 Air emergency/calling US + 121.7500 Russian cosmonauts US + 122.7500 Government air to air US + 122.8000 Small airport UNICOM US + 122.9000 Government aircraft US + 122.9250 Natural resources aircraf US + + Page No. 2 + 02/16/90 + Frequency Database Report + + Frequency User / Comments Location Service Call + Code Letters + + + 123.0500 Helicopter US + 123.1000 Air search and rescue US + 123.4500 Pilots air to air US + 126.2000 Military air towers US + 135.5750 ATS satellite US + 135.6250 ATS satellite US + 138.7200 NAVY ANDREWS AFB MD NA + 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WRIGHT PATT TOWER + 269.9000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT ATI + 289.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT TOWER + 335.8000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT GROUND + 344.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PM + 372.2000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PTD + 453.2000 GREENE CO. XENIA PD + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gta.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gta.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d96894f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gta.ham @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ + THE SOUTH POLE..........[312] 677-7140 + %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% + % NATIONWIDE GROUND TO AIR STATIONS % + % By The Prowler % + %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% + + The following lising is a reprint from a telco map and contains the +locations and channel numbers for all of the US ground to air stations and also +included are the listings for lower CANADA. First will be the listing of +location and channel, then at the end of this file there will be listing of all +the channels and there corresponding frequencies. Also included will be a set +of frequencies for AIR-TO-GROUND. These channls and frequencies are used for +IN-FLIGHT telephone communications and can be monitored with a little ham gear, +if you have the right equipment you can even join in the conversation. + + +TRURO,HALIFAX-9 BANGOR,ME-1,7 BOSTON,MASS-3 +NEW YORK-6,8 WASH. DC.-1 ROCKY MT.,N.C.-11 +ALBANY,NY-11 ELMIRA,NY-5 GRANDE FOND,MONTREAL-7 +MT.TREMLANT,MONTREAL-7 AURORA,TORONTO-12 PITT,PA-4 +DETROIT,MICH-2 DAYTON,OH-6 BECKLEY,WV-3 +MIDDLESBORO,KY-5 CHARLOTTE,NC-2 CHARLESTON,SC-4 +ATLANTA,GA-7,8,9 TROY,ALA-10 WAYCROSS,GA-1 +TAMPA,FL-5,12 COCOA,FL-3 MIAMI,FL-2,7,8,9 NEW +ORLEANS,LA-3,11 JACKSON,MISS-2 COLUMBIA,TENN-12 +VINCENNES,IND-11 CHICAGO,ILL-1 SAULT,STE MARIE-3 +THUNDER BAY-6 WAUSAU,WIS-5 WATERLOO,IOWA-12 +ALTON,ILL-4 LITTLE ROCK,ARK-6 SHREVEPORT,LA-5 +HOUSTON,TX-7,9 HARLINGGEN,TX-3 SAN ANTONIO,TX-8 +SWEETWATER,TX-2 OKLAHOMA CITY,OK-3,12 KANSAS CITY,MO-2,8 +MINNEAPOLIS,MINN-3,11 DULUTH,MINN-2 WINNIPEG-9 +FARGO,ND-4,7 ARLINGTON,NB-6 SALINA,KAN-1 +AMARILLO,TX-6 COLBY,KAN-9,11 PIERRE,SD-10 +BISMARK,ND-1 ALLIANCE,NEB-5,12 GLENDIVE,MONT-3 +CASPER,WYO-6 DENVER,COLO-7 TRINIDAD,COLO-10 +ARTESIA,NM-1 EL PASO,TX-9,11 SILVER CITY,NM-3 +ALBUQUERQUE,NM-5 GRAND JUNCTION,COLO-4 BILLINGS,MONT-9 +BLADWORTH,RAGINA-6 GREAT FALLS,MONT-2,12 IDAHO FALLS,ID-10 +OGDEN,UT-3,11 RICHFIELD,UT-1,9 GRAND CANYON,ARIZ-12 +PHEONIX,ARIZ-8 MISSOULA FALLS,MONT-7 LAS VEGAS,NEV-6 +ELKO,NEV-5 BOISI,ID-4 SAN DEAGO,CA-9 SANTA +BABARA,CA-5 FRESNO,CA-3,11 SAN FRAN,CA-1,8 +RENO,NEV-2 REDDING,CA-6 KLAMATH FALLS,ORE-12 +SALEM,ORE-3 SPOKANE,WASH-6 SEATTLE,WASH-1 +GREYSTONE MT,KAMLOOPS-3 MOUNT MORFEE,MCKENSE-8 MCLEAN MOUNTAIN,PRINCE +RUPPERT-6 FAIRBANKS ALASKA-5,6 + + +GROUND TRANSMITTER FREQUENCIES (GROUND-TO-AIR) (THESE ARE WHAT YOU WANT TO +HEAR) + +CHANNEL---FREQ'S + +1=454.950 2=454.900 3=454.850 4=454.800 5=454.750 6=454.700 +7=454.725 8=454.775 9=454.825 10=454.875 11=454.925 12=454.975 + +SIGNALING=454.675 +------------------ +AIRBORNE TRANSMITTER FREQUENCIES (AIR-TO-GROUND) +CHANNEL--FREQ'S + +1=459.950 2=459.900 3=459.850 4=459.800 5=459.750 6=459.700 +7=459.725 8=459.775 9=459.825 10=459.875 11=459.925 12=459.975 + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gulf.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gulf.ham new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..992a516ac3eec10437583e0f6495c87371ebf47c GIT binary patch literal 2688 zcmb_eO>^Qn5Z$w@{0H{bsXYvt$|U{*P#-+kGP#A0DZxi=WrKYKlA~vh@$5Z_@C1C0{kFo{{t{uPoB>q z8{7`Y>F^2q!`@#b*SY@+7rc@{${AcUQOF~B;%gxCE1kid3t$Q)hnwE82ZJ#TMn~|- zR1TylK;;z3RIwMPD%VjtQNScDI4c*xOJHSfk+IpVpr3j~DyR@z=6qeuVS;-n1qH=n z&d_|O_9gC_L-$x99MyhaZnRz!ULp!f2U zVo)4%N(9oYRIcNatekG6hABGOkY8|(nifbly}gAmBUrM6DIzLRg3RY^>N>~{fxnC{ zYGqzHL#WAGA#um<_GDX^_EmDP_oJ_2C?6< zcu4V%yi{;Q#Doji3B4dRYj$a@lQAWQ-BQ0pKlJQ}_lB+$wf(q3N&Aqc!;!V#eMjxY zdP7BxA#RTYyM2^iLTj3nvZMt(u&LtWxIt*g-rMbCv?dH`bUIzTl9n?;UnQjd3utAP zL@qGGl-4kvPGUXjY}Zm)zK9Zg?Ohrv6KB_gudz~XNcD0jZbWNPT7t;cgbFO3X@0D+ z!tQ&l#a^uTj<6`nk4`mM$KM6hD(!nZNh2g2)WLPSNo)(piqJ|`K}ytWt2RJ4>0*=F zJaxKsZ2h7>fJP7v*5tIY*(X}!`OyzxZw*~1@frd(m?pX-h}{pq@5i>L4|sJQ-w!;a z?GS}+%{P(1e&6MYkZ9M0R)e+fxF9o3BCZ4`iwC@HB0{^+lGCnsLT+?Io5PEx z>E|Ma?_}PqQW!+LUR?CWiQ z6h;0<#-<|}geZzl5&j&Z?fLDG8{H4ch~c!o&~&IvQj!@XC1m!-di>sG4ehLon?Czi zMg)qJ*Z}P*iv|b$uIFuA#i7dXdcNrs2O{49B3N^}oACQwOz}2uj!EEk!e1$XAPfTA zIBTz_FFpQ^7h@QPyLo@l9xvXHFBCgWR&Da{Ql8ck#^DhR?=O18 P@rjubUFY}T{)gvZ^Qx|% literal 0 HcmV?d00001 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gvtfrq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gvtfrq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d1db7b3d --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/gvtfrq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,211 @@ + + G O V E R N M E N T A L F R E Q U E N C Y L I S T + ======================= ================= ======= + H F / V H F / U H F + + FREQ USER LOCATION + ====== ========================= ============ + 2.3200 Fed. 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- 3.750 3.850 - 4.000 + T, N 3.700 - 3.750 NONE + -------------------------------------------------------- + 40 Meters 7.000 - 7.300 Mhz + E 7.000 - 7.150 7.150 - 7.300 + A 7.025 - 7.150 7.150 - 7.300 + G 7.025 - 7.150 7.225 - 7.300 + T, N 7.100 - 7.150 NONE + -------------------------------------------------------- + 30 Meters 10.100 - 10.150 Mhz + E, A, G 10.100 - 10.150 NONE + -------------------------------------------------------- + 20 Meters 14.000 - 14.350 Mhz + E 14.000 - 14.150 14.150 - 14.350 + A 14.025 - 14.150 14.175 - 14.350 + G 14.025 - 14.150 14.225 - 14.350 + -------------------------------------------------------- + 17 Meters 18.068 - 18.168 Mhz + E, A, G 18.068 - 18.110 18.110 - 18.168 + -------------------------------------------------------- + 15 Meters 21.000 - 21.450 Mhz + E 21.000 - 21.200 21.200 - 21.450 + A 21.025 - 21.200 21.225 - 21.450 + G 21.025 - 21.200 21.300 - 21.450 + T, N 21.100 - 21.200 NONE + -------------------------------------------------------- + 12 Meters 24.890 - 24.990 Mhz + E, A, G 24.890 - 24.930 24.930 - 24.990 + -------------------------------------------------------- + 10 Meters 28.000 - 29.700 Mhz + E, A, G 28.000 - 28.300 28.300 - 29.700 + T, N 28.100 - 28.300 28.300 - 28.500 + -------------------------------------------------------- + 6 Meters 50.000 - 54.000 Mhz + E, A, G, T 50.000 - 50.100 50.100 - 54.000 + -------------------------------------------------------- + 2 Meters 144.000 - 148.000 Mhz + E, A, G, T 144.000 - 144.100 144.100 - 148.000 + -------------------------------------------------------- + Additional NOVICE Privileges + 222.100 - 223.910 Mhz (25 watts PEP) + 1270 - 1295 Mhz (5 watts PEP) + -------------------------------------------------------- + E=Extra A=Advanced G=General T=Technician N=Novice + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hambands b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hambands new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6d2453e3 --- /dev/null +++ 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4000 FM + + +Low end High end Total Size # Channels +--------- ----------- ------------ --------------------- + 2300 MHz - 2310 MHz 10000 kHz 4000 SSB/ 2000 AM + 2390 - 2450 60000 kHz 24000 SSB/ 12000 AM + 3300 - 3500 200000 kHz 80000 SSB/ 40000 AM + 5650 - 5925 275000 kHz 110000 SSB/ 55000 AM + 10000 - 10500 500000 kHz 200000 SSB/ 100000 AM + 24000 - 24250 250000 kHz 100000 SSB/ 50000 AM + 47000 - 47200 200000 kHz 80000 SSB/ 40000 AM + 75500 - 81000 5500000 kHz 2200000 SSB/1100000 AM +119980 - 120020 40000 kHz 16000 SSB/ 8000 AM +142000 - 149000 7000000 kHz 2800000 SSB/1400000 AM +241000 - 250000 9000000 kHz 3600000 SSB/1800000 AM +300000 - unlimited diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hamprivs b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hamprivs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..58c282c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hamprivs @@ -0,0 +1,163 @@ + +160 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 1800-2000 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : None +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : None +General Priveledges : 1800-2000 kHz CW,RTTY,data,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 1800-2000 kHz CW,RTTY,data,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 1800-2000 kHz CW,RTTY,data,phone,image + +Notes : Amateur stations must avoid interference with the radiolocation + service + + + +80 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 3500-4000 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : 3675-7225 kHz CW only +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : 3675-7225 kHz CW only +General Priveledges : 3525-3750 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 3850-4000 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 3525-3750 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 3775-4000 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priviledges : 3500-3750 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 3750-4000 kHz CW,phone,image + + +40 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 7000-7300 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : 7100-7150 kHz CW only +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : 7100-7150 kHz CW only +General Priveledges : 7025-7150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 7225-7300 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 7025-7150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 7150-7300 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 7000-7150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 7150-7300 kHz CW,phone,image + + +30 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 10100-10150 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : None +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : None +General Priveledges : 10100-10150 kHz CW,RTTY,data +Advanced Priveledges : 10100-10150 kHz CW,RTTY,data +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 10100-10150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + + +20 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 14000-14350 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : None +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : None +General Priveledges : 14025-14150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 14225-14350 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 14025-14150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 14175-14350 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 14000-14150 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 14150-14350 kHz CW,phone,image + +17 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 18068-18168 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : None +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : None +General Priveledges : 18068-18110 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 18110-18168 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 18068-18110 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 18110-18168 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 18068-18110 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 18110-18168 kHz CW,phone,image + +15 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 21000-21450 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : 21100-21200 kHz CW only +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : 21100-21200 kHz CW only +General Priveledges : 21025-21200 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 21300-21450 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 21025-21200 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 21225-21450 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 21000-21200 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 21200-21450 kHz CW,phone,image + + +12 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 24890-24990 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : None +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : None +General Priveledges : 24890-24930 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 24930-24990 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 24890-24930 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 24930-24990 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 24890-24930 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 24930-24990 kHz CW,phone,image + + +10 Meters +--------------------- +Range : 28000-29700 kHz + +Novice Priveledges : 28100-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 28100-28500 kHz CW,SSB +Technician Priveledges : None +Technician Plus Priveledges : 28100-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 28100-28500 kHz CW,SSB +General Priveledges : 28000-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 28300-28700 kHz CW,phone,image +Advanced Priveledges : 28000-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 28300-28700 kHz CW,phone,image +Amateur Extra Priveledges : 28000-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data + 28300-28700 kHz CW,phone,image + + +The following VHF and UHF frequencies are authorized for all amateurs +except holding a technician or higher class licence in the following modes: +CW (morse code), RTTY (Teleprinter), data (packet modems and other allowed +digital modes), MCW (morse code by modulated audio tone), test (unmodulated +carrier), phone (voice modes: single sideband [SSB], amplitude modulation +[AM], frequency modulation [FM] ), and image (Slow scan television [SSTV], +and ATV [Fast scan or amateur TV] ). EXCEPT WHEN NOTED!! + +6 meters - 50.0-50.1 MHz CW ONLY + 50.1-54.0 MHz All modes + +2 meters - 144.0-144.1 MHz CW ONLY + 144.1-148.0 MHz All modes + +1.25 meters - 222.0-222.1 MHz CW ONLY + 222.1-225.0 MHz All modes (Novice privs. - 222.1-223.91 MHz) + +70 cm - 420.0-450.0 MHz All modes + +33 cm - 902.0-928.0 MHz All modes + +23 cm - 1240-1300 MHz All modes (Novice privs. - 1270-1295 MHz) + +also 2300-2310 MHz, 2390-2450 MHz, 3300-3500 MHz, 5650-5925 MHz, +10.0-10.5 GHz, 24.0-24.25 GHz, 47.0-47.2 GHz, 75.5-81.0 GHz, +119.98 GHz-120.02 GHz, 142-149 GHz, 241-250 GHz, and any frequencies +above 300 GHz + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hawaii.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hawaii.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d3465388 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hawaii.ham @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ + + FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN PARADISE + + Monitoring the Federal Government Frequencies of Hawaii + + + Source: Monitoring Times, Dec. 1990 + By: MT. Reader Rodney Souza, and MT. Federal File Editor Rod Pearson + Reprinted By: John Johnson, KWV8BP of The Hotline BBS -- 304-736-9169 + + + Rodneys list: + + US Air Force MARS 148.350 Statewide + Civil Air Patrol 148.150 Statewide + MT. Haleakala Rangers 169.550 + U.S. Coast Guard Distress 156.800 Marine Channel 16 + Rescue Aircraft/Ships 157.150 + Advisories 157.100 + Army Mast (Medevac in Oahu) 36.50 + Miltary Operations 32.450 Special Ops -- Pearl Harbor + + Additional Frequencies by Rod Pearson: + + US Air Force Hickam AFB, Oahu + + 139.650 Facility Ops + 139.750 Recovery Ops + 139.770 Flight Ops (DOE) + 139.950 Training Rcovery Command + 141.680 Flight Ops (DOE) + 141.800 Consolidated Command Post + 228.800 Facility Ops + 235.400 Tactical Communications + 250.900 Survival Train + 252.800 Air Rescue Training + 253.400 Survival Train + 259.700 Tactical Communications + 261.700 Maintenance CTL + 282.800 Search and Rescue Ops + 292.500 Recovery Ops + 293.000 Flight Ops (DOE) + 293.700 154CG OPS/CP + 296.800 Tactical Communications + 300.600 Recovery Ops + 305.400 Direction Finding Ops + 311.000 SAC CP-Primary + 315.100 Flight Ops (DOE) + 327.400 HI ANG-TAC Communications + 337.400 HI ANG Command/Control + 339.200 15ABW Ops Center + 344.600 Hickam Metro: Weather + 349.400 MAC CP/Tonight + 354.200 HI ANG GCI Communications + 273.200 Pilot-To-Dispatch + 372.300 Hickam Metro: Weather + 374.900 Hickam ATIS + 396.900 Air Traffic Control Communications + + Pearl Harbor, HI -- US Navy + + 25.410 (air to ground comms), 32.05, 38.36, 138.550, 138.600, 138.370 + 138.775, 138.975, 140.040, 140.075 (NIS), 140.100 (base fire), 140.125 + 140.220, 140.300, 140.350, 140.520, 140.575, 140.700, 140.775, 140.800 + 140.825, 140.975, 141.000, 141.950, 142.020, 142.100, 142.500, 143.550 + 148.325 (probably Navy MARS), 148.905, 149.125, 150.150, 233.80 (tactical- + comms), 301.30 (tactical comms), 309.00, 328.20, 340.30, 353.00, + 383.60 (tactical comms) + + Hawaiian Air National Guard + + In addition to the Hawaii Air National Guard frequencies listed under Hickam, the following bases have ANG activity and frequencies. + + Kohee: + Tac Comms - 354.2, 264.8, 271.2, 279.8, 283.0, 303.8, 358.2, 361.7 + Kaala: + 271.2 (GCI), 275.9 (Air/Ground Ops Ctl), 283.0, 288.2, 358.2, 364.2 + + + This file was brought to you by The Hotline BBS -- 304-736-9169 + 2 lines, 24 hours a day, US-Robotics 14.4 Modems + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hfantsdoc.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hfantsdoc.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d93a1ff1 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hfantsdoc.ham @@ -0,0 +1,245 @@ +HIGH FREQUENCY ANTENNAS + +JD DELANCY, K1ZAT/3 + +1. Long Wire Antennas: + + a. The fundamental wire-type antenna is the horizontal half- +wave center-fed antenna. The nominal impedance of this type of +antenna is about 73 ohms, which will give a 1.5:1 standing wave +ratio (SWR) for a 50 ohm transmitter/receiver. Various matching +networks (delta and gamma types for example) can be used for 1:1 +ratio, but the power loss with a 1.5:1 is minimal, and the value +of messing around with matching networks is questionable. Like +all balanced antennas, the dipole should be fed through a 1:1 +balun (balanced to unbalanced transformer). The problem with +half-wave dipoles for 75 meter frequencies (3.9-4.0 Mhz) is that +the antenna is approximately 120 feet long. The antenna +should be erected horizontally as high as possible. In most +cases, the antenna will not be at least a 1/4 wavelength above +ground (at 75 meters that equates to 55 to 60 feet). This means +the directional effect of the dipole is virtually non-existant, +so any geographical orientation can be used for omni-directional +use. Dipoles are sometimes referred to as "long wire" antennas, +an erroneous term since a true long-wire is at least one +wavelength long. Variations of the half-wave dipole in use +includes the commonly called "coaxial" dipole, which uses coaxial +cable for part of the radiating element. The coaxial dipole +seems to have a better bandwidth, probably due to the diameter of +the coax used as a radiating element versus the number 14 or 12 +wire diameter used with a regular dipole. The half-wave dipole +provides a good match only at the frequency for which it is "cut" +and it has a high angle of radiation (60-80 degrees) which is +correct for the 100-500 mile operating range. + + b. The trap dipole is a variation of the half-wave +horizontal dipole which provides multi-band operation. Wave-trap +networks are inserted along the length of the dipole and act to +disconnect part of the antenna on higher bands to permit matching +at different frequencies. The characteristic impedance of the +trap dipole is also about 73 ohms, the same as the basic dipole. +The length of the antenna is still the same on the lowest band, +so a large amount of space is still required. The traps are +frequency-dependent networks, and thus provide a relatively +narrow bandwidth of matched operation. These antennas are also +non-directional at the heights normally used. + + c. The inverted "V" dipole is a variation of the half-wave +dipole that can be used in restricted space. The center-fed +portion of the antenna is supported at a height of 40-50 feet, +and the radiating elements are ruin diagonally down to the +ground. The angle between the elements should be about 100 +degrees for a good match to 50 ohms. The element lengths are +approximately the same as a regular dipole. The angle of +radiation is about 50 to 70 degrees which is suitable for +operation in the 100-500 mile range. + + d. The rotatable dipole is a center-loaded dipole about 40 +feet long with aluminum conduit elements. When mounted about 50 +feet high, where the directional effect becomes apparent, it can +be rotated and permits desired signals to be peaked, or undesired +signals to be suppressed. Initial testing of such an antenna has +indicated no real advantage over a dipole or inverted "V" that +would make it worth the time and effort. + + e. True long-wire antennas are at least one wave-length +long. Such antennas are directional off the ends of the antenna. +If one end of the long-wire is terminated in its characteristic +impedance (500-600 ohms), the antenna can be made uni- +directional, obviously, a good sized backyard is needed for a 75 +meter long-wire antenna (it's at least 220 feet long!!). + +2. Parasitic Arrays: + + a. The "beam" antenna commonly used is a three-element +parasitic array - reflector, driven element, and director. The +antenna is directional and will give 3-5 DB gain. The elements +are half-wave in length, which means they are practical for 10, +15, and 20 meters -- get a little unwieldy for 40 meters -- and +just about impractical for 80 meters!! The characteristic +impedance is about 73 ohms, with most antennas having a gamma or +delta matching network for operation at 50 ohms. + + b. The YAGI antenna is the "pure" form of the beam antenna. +YAGIs usually have 5 to 10 elements. The driven element in a +YAGI is a folded dipole, making the characteristic impedance +about 300 ohms. A 6:1 balun is normally used with YAGIs for a +match to 50 ohms. A ten element YAGI will have a gain of about +10 DB, with a narrow bandwidth. Again, the physical size of the +antenna with half-wave elements is the limiting factor in low- +frequency usage. + + c. The Quad or delta-loop antenna has become popular in +recent years. the biggest advantage of Quad antennas is their +ability to provide gain with broad bandwidths. The gain of a +Quad is similar to that of a beam or YAGI (with an equal amount +of elements). The quad is a directional antenna with an +impedance of about 200 ohms (very approximate) and thus requires +a matching network for 50 ohm operation. Again, the limitation +in use for HF work is the physical size, since the Quad is a +square-shaped antenna with each side 1/4 wave length long, while +the delta-loop is triangular with each side 1/3 wave length long. +Needless to say, there are not many 80 meter Quads around. + +3. Vertical antennas: + + a. The most common vertical for fixed-station use is the +trap vertical, such as made by Hustler and Cushcraft. As with +the trap dipole, this antenna uses frequency dependent networks +to isolate portions of the antenna for proper resonating on +different bands. Although the antenna can be mounted at ground +level, greatly improved performance will result from installation +on top of a 20-30 foot high mast. The efficiency of the antenna +is dependent upon installation of adequate radials. At least +four, cut to 1/4 wave length, should be installed for each band. +These radials can also be used as the top guy wires for the mast. +These antennas can be adjusted for a very low SWR at 50 ohms, but +have a narrow bandwidth. The radiation angle is 30-40 degrees, +making them perform well for long-distance operation (1500 mile +range) while still usable for short-distance (500 mile range). +These are omni-directional antennas. + + b. The single band vertical for 75 meter operation is +usually a loaded type, either with a coil at the bottom for base- +loading or a coil in the center of the mast for center loading. +While top-loading would be preferred, the size and weight of the +coil required would make for an unwieldy mechanical structure. +Center-loading is preferred to base-loading since a large portion +of the radiation is performed by the coil itself, and the +elevated coil will provide better performance and efficiency. +The antenna can be resonated for a 50 ohm impedance. Being +frequency-dependent, due to the loading coil, the bandwidth is +relatively narrow. Again, the efficiency of the antenna is +highly dependent upon the ground radial system. There should be +a minimum of four (1/4 wave) radials, with the more, the better. +The antenna can be elevated on a mast for better performance. +The radiation angle is similar to the trap vertical. + + c. Towers utilized to elevate VHF antennas or beams can be +loaded and resonated as vertical antennas. The base of the +antenna can be grounded or insulated. Adequate ground radials +are required for proper operation. The radio amateur's handbook +shows several methods of feeding and matching towers for use as +vertical antennas, even for 160 meters. A common use for towers +is as a counterpoise for "half sloper" antennas. This is a form +of inverted-antenna with the tower acting as one of the radiating +elements. The antenna is fed at the top of the tower with the +coax shield connected to the tower, and the center conductor +connected to the sloping element. A "slope" of approximately 45 +degrees will permit matching to 50 ohms. + + d. Due to mechanical problems involved, the only practical +antenna for mobile HF operation is a vertical whip antenna. +These can be base-loaded, center-loaded, or trap verticals with +the body of the car acting as the counterpoise. The efficiency +of such an antenna, though, is only about 5 to 10 percent +(working DX from a car usually means driving to the top of Pike's +Peak!!). For local (100 mile) operation, the mobile vertical +whip does a good job. Two important considerations apply to +safety in mobile antenna operation -- one, the antenna must be +mechanically suitable to withstand the whipping and shaking +involved in traveling -- two, the antenna height must be +considered in clearing overhead obstructions, PARTICULARLY power +lines. + +4. Examples of simple design antennas: + +\ctr\G5RV MULTIBANDER ANTENNA + + I I 51 FEET + I I + I I + I I + I I -------- 300 OHM LINE + I I L = 36 FT FOR + I I HORIZONTAL DIPOLES + I I + I I L = 29 FEET FOR + I I INVERTED VEE DIPOLES + I I + I I + I I + -------------- + | | ----------1:1 50 OHM + | | BALUN + -------------- + I + I + I -------------------50 OHM COAX + I (RG8) ANY + I LENGTH + XMTR/RCVR + +The impedance at the lower end of the 300 ohm line is 50 to 60 +ohms. A 1:1 balun is recommended for RFI or TVI suppression. +The antenna is slightly "short" on 80 meters and the 300 ohm line +section acts as a sort of matching stub on that band and acts as +an impedance transformer on the other bands. Trim the 300 ohm +line for best SWR on 15 or 20 meters (most critical bands). SWR +should be 2:1 or better across any band. SWR of 1.3:1 can be +obtained for the most resonant frequency in each band. Antenna +is good for about 400 watts. For higher power, use regular +amateur transmitting open-wire line (300 ohm). Shielded twin- +lead can be used, but length will be different due to cable +propagation factor. You will have to cut and try. + +\ctr\DJ4BQ DOUBLE-DIPOLE + + + (55 feet) (55 feet) +------------------------------O O------------------------------ + -----------------------O O----------------------- + (40.5 feet) I I (40.5 feet) + I I + I I --------200 OHM OPEN-WIRE + I I LINE, ANY LENGTH + I I + I I + ------------ + I I -------- 4:1 BALUN + I I (50:200 OHMS) + ------------ + I + I + I ------------- 50 OHM COAX + I (RG8) ANY LENGTH + I + I + XMTR/RCVR + +This antenna operates from 80 to 10 meters. The longer dipole +operates on 80, 20, and 15 meter while the shorter dipole +operates on 40 and 10 meters. SWR of 1.2:1 to 1.5:1 are typical +on each band. This is a 200 ohm antenna and a 4:1 balun must be +used to match it to 50 ohm coax. Dipole wires should be spaced +at least six inches apart to eliminate interaction of dipoles. +Heavy-duty twin lead can be utilized for the dipoles (forming +both dipoles at the same time) but the length of the dipoles will +be different from the standard dimensions, and you will have to +"cut and try" for the lowest SWR. Amateur transmitting 200 ohm +open-wire line with plastic spacers should be used, with about a +six inch separation from tower legs or mast. Inverted Vee +operation may require shortening of the dipole lengths due to +extra capacity to ground. +\ff + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hi-scan.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hi-scan.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7f68816d --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hi-scan.ham @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +Here is a list of frequencies for the island of Oahu, better known +as Honolulu, Hawaii. A few outer island frequencies crept in, too. + +146.640 Mt. Olomana (EARC) +146.760 Dillingham Field (EARC) +146.760 Wailuku (Maui County ARES) +146.790 Maunakapu (EARC) +146.880 Diamond Head (EARC) +146.940 Mt. Haleakala (EARC) +146.970 Honolulu (EARC) +154.100 Harbor Police +154.220 Fire Dep't - Urban Oahu +154.340 Fire Dep't - Rural Oahu +154.695 HPD Backup Channel +155.070 HPD Wahiawa (F-6) +155.130 HPD Pearl Ctiy (F-7) +155.190 HPD Common (F-1) +155.250 HPD Kailua/Kaneohe (F-8) +155.370 HPD Kalihi (F-2) +155.430 HPD Kokohead (F-5) +155.520 HPD Waikiki (F-4) +155.565 HPD Special Detail +155.685 HPD Central (F-3) +155.730 HPD Communications +156.090 HPD SWAT/Tacitcal (F-9) +161.640 KHVH News/Traffic +444.500 Diamond Head (Emergency ARC) +450.550 K-59 radio News/Traffic +453.700 Medicom (Oahu) +453.850 Lifeguards +453.900 Medicom (Inter-Island) +453.925 City & Co. Ambulance +460.250 HPD Crim Inv Unit (F-1) +460.500 HPD Crim Inv Unit (F-2) +462.075 Hawaii Air Ambulance +462.950 Int'l Life Support - Oahu +462.975 Int'l Life Support \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hurfreq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hurfreq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..55ccdf82 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/hurfreq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ + +Frequencies of interest during hurricane season +------------------------------------------------------------ +03815.0 Inter-island 75 meter frequency (24 hour/day watch) +03815.0 LSB Antigua / Antilles net +03818.0 Antilles net +03915.0 South Carolina Emergency NET +04270.0 FAX pictures from CFH Halifax +04429.0 USCG broadcasts from NMN Portsmouth VA ** +06330.0 FAX pictures from CFH Halifax +06673.0 Aircraft NOAA43 +07165.0 Inter-island 40 meter frequency (24 hour/day watch) +07165.0 LSB Antigua / Antilles net +07232.0 South Carolina Emergency NET +07243.0 South Carolina Emergency NET +08080.0 FAX pictures from NMN +08765.0 USCG broadcasts from NMN Portsmouth VA ** +08765.0 Health and Welfare traffic +08993.0 USB Air Force and Coast Guard +10536.0 FAX pictures from CFH Halifax +11245.0 Gull calling Teal (Macdill AFB Tampa) +11246.0 Hurricane Hunter Gull 15 +11249.5 Gull 17 heading home calling Macdill +13113.0 USCG broadcasts from NMN Portsmouth VA ** +13245.0 USB Antigua / Antilles net +13510.0 FAX pictures from CFH Halifax +14150.0 Ham net +14275.0 Ham net (IARN)/Red Cross +14283.0 Caribus NET (+/- 3 khz. during QRM) +14283.0 Health and Welfare traffic +14303.0 Health and Welfare traffic +14313.0 The Maritime Mobile Net +14316.0 Health and Welfare traffic +14325.0 Hurricane Watch Net (Hams+Natl Hurricane Ctr) +14375.0 Ham net +17307.0 USCG broadcasts from NMN Portsmouth VA ** +18019.0 Gull calling Teal (Macdill AFB Tampa) +21310.0 Health & Welfare In Spanish +28450.0 Health & Welfare In Spanish + +USCG weather broadcasts occur at: +0400 0530 1000 1130 1600 1730 2200 2330 UTC + +Hurricane hunter aircraft: +6673.0 11398.0 13354.0 21937.0 + +Amateur Emergency Nets in Hurricane Areas +frequencies in kHz - Mode: USB or LSB + +Alabama 3695.0 +Antilles 7165.0 +Southern LA 7245.0 +Baja 7235.0 +Belize 3935.0 7250.0 +Bermuda 14275.0 +Caribbean Emergency 14185.0 +Caribbean Maritime Mobile 7115.0 (1200Z) +Caribean WX 3808.0 (1030Z) +California WX 3948.0 (1400Z) +Georgia 3975.0 +Gulf Coast Central Hurr. 3935.0 7245.0 +Gulf Coast West Hurr. 3845.0 7260.0 +Gulf Coast (Outgoing only) 3967.0 7283.0 +Gulf Coast WX 3995.0 7290.0 +Gulf Coast Health and Welfare 3993.5 7264.0 +Interamericas H&W 21390.0 +Lake Charles, A 3993.5 7264.0 +Louisiana 14340.0 (1900Z) +Manana 7070.0 +Mexican National 3987.5 +Mississippi ARES 3923.0 3910.0 +North Carolina 3915.0 +South Carolina 3915.0 +South Texas Emergency 3955.0 +Texas Emergency 7240.0 7250.0 +Texas Traffic/H&W 3691.0 7290.0 day 3910.0 night +Transatlantic Maritime Mobile 21400.0 +Waterway 7268.0 + +Whenever a hurricane is within 300 miles of land in the northern +western hemisphere, the Hurricane Watch Net is operational on 14.325 +USB MHz. The Hurricane Watch Net provides communication between the +National Hurricane Center and the affected areas. + + +-/Vuarnet International/- + 617/527.oo91 + 24oo-16.8k HST/V32bis diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/indy500.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/indy500.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e0aec2a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/indy500.ham @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ + + Confirmed Frequencies from the Indy 500 Time Trials, May 9-10, 1992: + + Car Driver Frequency + + 1 Michael Andretti 468.2250 + 2 Mario Andretti 462.6500 + 4 Rick Mears 852.1875 + 5 Fittipaldi 856.7875 + 7 Paul Tracy 856.9125 + 9 Eddie Cheever 464.0375 + 10 Scott Pruett 461.0125 + 12 Bobby Rahal 467.9375 + 22 Scott Brayton 466.0125 + + USAC Officials 935.1375 + USAC Safety 463.2125 + USAC Pace Car 935.1375 + + ABC Audio (Announcers) 450.1620 + ABC Audio (Ann. & Direct.) 450.4500 + ABC Audio (Ann. & Direct.) 450.7250 + ABC Audio (Announcers) 450.9250 + + ESPN 450.5375 + + Local TV News (WISH-TV) 450.4120 + Local TV News (WRTV-TV) 450.2500 + + + This is complements of the Ohio Scanner Club + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/intcol4doc.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/intcol4doc.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1300b4c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/intcol4doc.ham @@ -0,0 +1,338 @@ + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + VLF TO MICROWAVE.....THE INTERCEPT INC. ALLOCATION GUIDE FOR 0-1300 MHz +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + 0-9 Not Allocated + 10-14 Radio Navigation: [Alpha (USSR) & Omega (US) ]. + 14-20 International Fixed Standard frequency + 20-59 International Fixed Public Land/Aeronautical + 60 International Fixed Standard frequency + 60-90 International Fixed Public Land/Aeronautical + 90-110 Radio Navigation, (LORAN-C) +110-160 International Fixed Station, Maritime Radio Navigation +160-200 Coastal/Ship: Maritime Fixed Land/Mobile (CW & RTTY) +200-285 CW NDB Aeronautical Beacons, (May Transmit Weather-AM) +285-325 Coastal/Ship: Maritime Fixed Land/Mobile, (CW & RTTY 0 +325-415 CW NDB Maritime Beacons + 410 Maritime Radio Direction-Finding +415-535 Coastal/Ship: Maritime Fixed Land/Mobile, (CW & RTTY) + 500 International Distress/Calling + 512 Intership Safety & Alternate to 500 KHz. when busy + 518 Land Fixed, (FEC Mode) +540-1600 International Fixed Medium-Wave AM Commerical broadcast + (Soon to be expanded to 1750 KHz. +1600-1800 Radio navigation, Miscellaneous & Disaster Services; + (Old Disaster Service System +1800-2000 Amateur, 160M +2000-2065 Fixed/Mobile; Land (Disaster Services) +2065-2107 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +2107-2170 Fixed/Mobile; Land (Disaster Services) +2170-2173 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +2173-2190 Mobile; Land (Disaster Services) +2190-2194 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +2194-2300 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +2300-2498 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 120M (Tropical Domestic) +2493-2505 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +2505-2850 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical & Maritime +2850-3155 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +3155-3200 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +3200-3400 Fixed; Land; Intn,l. Broadcast, 90M (Tropical Domestic) +3400-3500 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +3500-4000 Amateur, 80/75M +3900-3950 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 75M (Asia & Pacific Only) +3950-4000 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 75M (Except the Americas) +4000-4063 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical & Miscellaneous +4063-4438 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +4438-4750 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +4750-4995 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 60M (Tropical Domestic) +4995-5005 Fixed; Land: Standard Time & Frequency +5005-5050 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 60M (Tropical Domestic) +5050-5730 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +5730-5950 Fixed; Land +5950-6200 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 49M (Worldwide) +6200-6525 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +6525-6765 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +6765-7000 Fixed; Land +7000-7300 Amateur, 40M +7100-7300 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 41m (Except the Americas) +7300-8195 Fixed; Land +8195-8815 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +8815-9040 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +9040-9500 Fixed; Land +9500-9900 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 31M (Worldwide) +9900-9995 Fixed; Land +9995-10005 Fixed; Land; Standard Time & Frequency +10005-10100 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +10100-10150 Amateur, 30M +10100-11175 Fixed: Land +11175-11400 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +11400-11650 Fixed; Land +11650-12050 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 25M (Worldwide) +12050-12230 Fixed: Land +12230-12689 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +12689-13107 Fixed/Mobile; Land/Space, Facsimile +13107-13200 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +13200-13360 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +13360-13600 Fixed: Land +13600-13800 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 21M (Worldwide) +13800-14000 Fixed/Mobile; Industrial & Scientific +1400-14350 Amateur, 20M +14350-14990 Fixed: Land +14990-15010 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +15010-15100 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical +15100-15600 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 19M (Worldwide) +15600-16360 Fixed: Land +16360-17410 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +17410-17550 Fixed: Land +17550-17900 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 16M (Worldwide) +17900-18030 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +18030-18068 Fixed: Land +18068-18168 Amateur, 16M +18168-18780 Fixed: Land +18780-18900 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +18900-19680 Fixed: Land +19680-19800 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +19800-19990 Fixed: Land +19900-20010 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +20010-21000 Fixed: Land +21000-21450 Amateur, 15M +21450-21850 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast. 13M (Worldwide) +21850-21870 Fixed: Land: Radio Astronomy +21870-22000 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical +22000-22855 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime +22855-23200 Fixed: Land +23200-23350 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical +23350-24890 Fixed: Land +24890-24990 Amateur, 12M +24990-25010 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +25010-25070 Fixed: Land +25070-25210 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime +25210-25550 Fixed: Land +25550-25670 Fixed: Land: Radio Astronomy +25670-26100 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast. 11M (Worldwide) +26100-26175 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime +26175-26950 Fixed/Mobile: Land +26950-27405 Fixed/Mobile: Land. Citizens Band Ch. 1-40 +27405-28000 Fixed/Mobile: Land +28000-29700 Amateur, 10M +29700-30000 Fixed/Mobile: Land +30.00-30.51 Federal Government +30.51-30.64 Special Industrial +30.66-30.82 Petroleum Products. Forest Products. Motor carrier: Buses, + Business. +30.84-31.14 Business, Forestry Conversation, Motor Carrier: Buses +31.16-31.98 Business, Forestry Conversation, Special Industrial +32.00-33.00 Federal Government +33.00-33.12 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency +33.14-33.16 Business +33.18-33.38 Petroleum Products +33.42-33.98 Fire +34.00-35.00 Federal Government +35.00-35.20 Business +35.22-35.68 Mobile Telephone Bases, Special Industrial +35.70-35.98 Business, Special Industrial +36.00-37.00 Federal Government +37.02-37.42 Police, Local Government +37.44-37.86 Power Utilities +37.90-37.98 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency +38.00-39.00 Federal Government +39.00-39.98 Police, Local Government +40.00-42.00 Federal Government +42.00-42.94 State Police +42.96-43.18 Business, Special Industrial +43.18-43.68 Mobile Telephone Mobiles +47.42-46.68 Special Emergency, Special Industrial +47.70-48.54 Power Utility +48.56-49.58 Forest Products,Petroleum Products +49.60-50.00 Federal Government +50.00-54.00 Amateur 6M;AM,CW number is 23 (decimal) ---> N = 23. + +Ch. Parameter Equation +------------------------------------------------------------ +#1A Total Solar Arrey Current 19.1 * ( N - 0.4 ) mA +#1B Battery Charge/Discharge 38.1 * ( N - 26.4 ) mA +#1C Battery Voltage N * 0.21 V +#1D Half-Battery Voltage N * 0.0937 V +#2A Bus Voltage N * 0.192 V +#2B + 5 V. Reg. Voltage N * 0.0572 V +#2C JTA Power Output 51 * ( N - 15.8 ) mW +#2D Calibration Voltage #1 N / 50 V +#3A Battery Temp. 1.39 * ( 68.9 - N ) deg. C +#3B Baseplate Temp. #1 1.39 * ( 68.9 - N ) deg. C +#3C Baseplate Temp. #2 1.39 * ( 68.9 - N ) deg. C +#3D Baseplate Temp. #3 1.39 * ( 68.9 - N ) deg. C + +*** Status Telemetry Data Format *** + +The number in each channel represents two digit OCTAL number, whose range is +between 00 and 37 ( 0 to 31 in decimal, 00 to 1F in hexadecimal). Therefore +only five lower bits are valid as data. Each bit represents the various +status shown in the followng table. + +note: bit 0 is LSB (Least Significant Bit) + bit 4 is MSB (Most Significant Bit) + +example: 432 --> 32 (Octal) = 11010 (Binary) + + bit 0 (LSB) 0 + bit 1 1 + bit 2 0 + bit 3 1 + bit 4 (MSB) 1 + +Ch. bit Item 1 0 +----------------------------------------------- +#4A 0 JTA Power On Off +#4A 1 JTD Power On Off +#4A 2 Eng. Data #1 ---- ---- +#4A 3 Eng. Data #2 ---- ---- +#4A 4 JTA Beacon PSK CW + +#4B 0 UVC Status On Off +#4B 1 UVC Level 1 2 +#4B 2 Battery Status Tric Full +#4B 3 Battery Logic Tric Full +#4B 4 Main Relay On Off + Š#4C 0 PCU Status Bit 1 (LSB) +#4C 1 PCU Status Bit 2 (MSB) +#4C 2 PCU Control Manual Auto +#4C 3 Eng. Data #3 ---- ---- +#4C 4 Eng. Data #4 ---- ---- + +#4D 0 Memory Unit #0 On Off +#4D 1 Memory Unit #1 On Off +#4D 2 Memory Unit #2 On Off +#4D 3 Memory Unit #3 On Off +#4D 4 Computer Power On Off + +#5A 0 Memory Select Bit 1 (LSB) +#5A 1 Memory Select Bit 2 (MSB) +#5A 2 Eng. Data #5 ---- ---- +#5A 3 Eng. Data #6 ---- ---- +#5A 4 Eng. Data #7 ---- ---- + +#5B 0 Solar panel #1 Lit Dark +#5B 1 Solar panel #2 Lit Dark +#5B 2 Solar panel #3 Lit Dark +#5B 3 Solar panel #4 Lit Dark +#5B 4 Solar panel #5 Lit Dark + +#5C 0 CW beacon source CPU TLM +#5C 1 Eng. Data #8 ---- ---- +#5C 2 Eng. Data #9 ---- ---- +#5C 3 Eng. Data #10 ---- ---- +#5C 4 Eng. Data #11 ---- ---- + +#5D 0 Eng. Data #12 ---- ---- +#5D 1 Eng. Data #13 ---- ---- +#5D 2 Eng. Data #14 ---- ---- +#5D 3 Eng. Data #15 ---- ---- +#5D 4 Eng. Data #16 ---- ---- + + +************************************************** +********************* PART 2 ********************* +*** JAS-1 PSK Telemetry Calibration Equations ** +************************************************** + +*** JAS-1 Telemetry Data Format *** + +JAS-1 FF YY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS +xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx +xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx +xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx yyy yyy yyy +sss sss sss sss sss sss sss sss sss sss + +FF := Frame Identifier RA: Realtime Telemetry - ASCII + RB: Realtime Telemetry - Binary + SA: Stored Telemetry - ASCII + SB: Stored Telemetry - Binary + M0: Message #0 Š M1: Message #1 + ....... + M9: Message #9 + +YY/MM/DD = Date + +HH:MM:SS = Time (UTC) + +[ Following is valid only for RA and SA frames ] + +xxx = 000 - 999 Format: 3 digit decimal (Analog Data) + 27 samples in row 0 column 0 thru row 2 column 6 + (denoted #00 - #26 below) + + y = 0 - F one byte Hex (System Status Data) + 9 samples in row 2 column 7 thru row 2 column 9 + (denoted #27a - #29c below) + + s = 0 or 1 Binary Status Data + 30 samples in row 3 thru row 3 column 9 + (denoted #30a - #39c below) + +*** JAS-1 Telemetry Calibration Equations *** + +Ch. Item Equation +-------------------------------------------------------------------- +#00 Total Solar Array Current 1.91 * ( N - 4 ) mA +#01 Battery Charge/Discharge 3.81 * ( N - 264 ) mA +#02 Battery Voltage N * 0.0210 V +#03 Half-Battery Voltage N * 0.00937 V +#04 Bus Voltage N * 0.0192 V +#05 + 5 V. Regulator Voltage N * 0.00572 V +#06 - 5 V. Regulator Voltage N * -0.00572 V +#07 +10 V. Regulator Voltage N * 0.0116 V +#08 JTA Power Output 5.1 * ( N - 158 ) mW +#09 JTD Power Output 5.4 * ( N - 116 ) mW +#10 Calibration Voltage #2 N / 500 V +#11 Offset Voltage #1 N / 500 V +#12 Battery Temperature 0.139 * ( 689 - N ) Deg. C +#13 JTD Temperature 0.139 * ( 689 - N ) Deg. C +#14 Baseplate Temperature #1 0.139 * ( 689 - N ) Deg. C +#15 Baseplate Temperature #2 0.139 * ( 689 - N ) Deg. C +#16 Baseplate Temperature #3 0.139 * ( 689 - N ) Deg. C +#17 Baseplate Temperature #4 0.139 * ( 689 - N ) Deg. C +#18 Temperature Calibration #1 N / 500 V +#19 Offset Voltage #2 N / 500 V +#20 Facet Temperature #1 0.38 * ( N - 684 ) Deg. C +#21 Facet Temperature #2 0.38 * ( N - 684 ) Deg. C +#22 Facet Temperature #3 0.38 * ( N - 690 ) Deg. C +#23 Facet Temperature #4 0.38 * ( N - 683 ) Deg. C +#24 Facet Temperature #5 0.38 * ( N - 689 ) Deg. C +#25 Temperarure Calibration #2 N / 500 V +#26 Temperature Calibration #3 N / 500 V + + Š*** JAS-1 System Status Telemetry Bytes *** + +Ch. Item +-------------------------------------------------- +#27a Spare (TBD) +#27b Spare (TBD) +#27c Spare (TBD) + +#28a Spare (TBD) +#28b Spare (TBD) +#28c Memory Unit #0 error count + +#29a Memory Unit #1 error count +#29b Memory Unit #2 error count +#29c Memory Unit #3 error count + + +*** JAS-1 Binary Status Data Points *** + +Ch. Item 1 0 +----------------------------------------------- +#30a JTA Power On Off +#30b JTD Power On Off +#30c JTA Beacon PSK CW + +#31a UVC Status On Off +#31b UVC Level 1 2 +#31c Main Relay On Off + +#32a Engineering Data #1 ---- ---- +#32b Battery Status Tric Full +#32c Battery Logic Tric Full + +#33a Engineering Data #2 ---- ---- +#33b PCU Status Bit 1 (LSB) +#33c PCU Status Bit 2 (MSB) + +#34a Memory Unit #0 On Off +#34b Memory Unit #1 On Off +#34c Memory Unit #2 On Off + +#35a Memory Unit #3 On Off +#35b Memory Select Bit 1 (LSB) +#35c Memory Select Bit 2 (MSB) + +#36a Engineering Data #3 ---- ---- +#36b Engineering Data #4 ---- ---- +#36c Computer Power On Off + +#37a Engineering Data #5 ---- ---- +#37b Solar panel #1 Lit Dark +#37c Solar panel #2 Lit Dark + +#38a Solar panel #3 Lit Dark +#38b Solar panel #4 Lit Dark Š#38c Solar panel #5 Lit Dark + +#39a Engineering Data #6 ---- ---- +#39b CW beacon source CPU TLM +#39c Engineering Data #7 ---- ---- + + + +*** Example *** + +JAS-1 RA 86/08/01 09:00:00 +500 xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx +xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx +xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 000 004 yyy +01s sss sss sss sss sss sss sss sss sss + +Real time ASCII frame sent on 86/08/01 at 09:00:00 UTC + +Total Solar Arrey Current = 947 mA +Memory Unit #0 error count = 4 +JTA power Off +JTD power On + + + + +************************************************** +********************* PART 3 ********************* +** JAS-1 Packet BBS User Interface Information ** +************************************************** + + +*** Mailbox Commands [ Basic users training] *** + {W0RLI/WA7MBL equivalences added by W3IWI} + +1. Summary + + 1.1 Available commands + + F : List files addressed to ALL or to current user + H : Help + K : Kill file(s) + M : List file(s) to/from current user + R : Read file(s) + W : Write file + + - - - - - - - - - - - - + + 1.2 Command syntax + +The general format is: . +At least one blank is required between and +. + + - - - - - - - - - - - - Š +2. Command Prompt + +JAS-1 Mailbox supplies a prompt "JAS>" with no CR nor LF to +indicate that the system is ready to accept a command from the user. + +A user can "type ahead" commands while JAS-1 is sending messages or +data to the user. JAS-1 will execute the commands in the waiting queue +later. + + - - - - - - - - - - - - + +3. Commands + + 3.1 The "F" command + +F = FILES. Shows the latest 10 files the first time it is entered +during a session. Subsequent 'F' commands will list the next 10 active +files (messages). A message posted to multiple users has "*" in its +'To:' destination field. See also the "M" command described below. + + { The W0RLI/WA7MBL equivalent command is LL 10 the first time you + send an "F" } + +example: + +JAS>F + +NO. DATE FROM TO SUBJECT +117 10/12 F8ZS ALL ARSENE update +116 10/12 DL3AH ALL Abgleichanleitung der AFREG +114 10/11 JA1RL ALL JAS-1 new schedule +113 10/11 WA2LQQ ALL ALINS for Phase-3C +112 10/10 JA1DSI ALL WHO MANAGES HK0XX QSL ? +111 10/10 G3AAJ * Harry in London +110 10/09 W0RPK ALL P-3C countdown #8 +107 10/09 9M2CR ALL NMCR AMTOR mailbox now QRV +103 10/06 JR1FIG JA9BOH Uchiawase wa raishuu ? +102 10/09 N7FDA * RS-232c card for PC-1089 + +JAS>F + +101 10/09 G3RUH ALL New software for BBC +100 10/08 JR1ING JR1FIG Sara ni kogata no TNC + 99 10/08 JA1TUR ALL AFDEM-JA #3 in progress + 98 10/08 N5AHD ALL Call for papers + 96 10/08 KA9Q ALL TCP/IP on TAPR NNC + 95 10/08 N5AHD JR1FIG Automatic tracking system + 94 10/07 DJ5KQ ALL IPS-RA enhancements + 93 10/07 DB2OS ALL Wettersatelliten + 92 10/07 DB2OS ALL RUDAK - Statusreport + 85 10/07 5H3KK ALL Now QRV on JAS-1 + + + - - - - - - - - - - - - Š + 3.2 R , , , ......, , + +R = READ. Read file(s) (messages) specified by file number(s) you got +from the 'F' command. Up to eight files can be specified. + + {The W0RLI/WA7MBL equivalent command is also "R" except that you + may specify multiple files to be read on JAS-1 } + +example: + +JAS>R 95,102 + +Posted: 86/10/08 17:33 UTC +From: N5AHD +To: JR1FIG +Subj: Automatic tracking system + +Dear Saya, +Thank you for the compliments on the manual you received from G3AAJ. +Two computers are now used--one for control of antenna system, radios, +and so forth and another one is used for the actual data capture. The +system now allows several satellites to be selected and data ports, +tracking priorities, modulation mode, and other things to be associated +with each. I have been working on a couple of articles describing the new +system and would be glad to send you copies when I am finished. +73, Robert. J. Diersing, N5AHD + +Posted: 86/10/09 03:21:42 UTC +From: N7FDA +To: JR1FIG,JA1JHF +Subj: RS-232c card for PC-1089 + +Saya, +I need one more RS-232c card for my old faithful PC-1089. Would you ask +Kanawa san if he could still get one in Akihabara ? +Miki + + - - - - - - - - - - - - + + 3.3 W [call1, call2, call3, ......, call7, call8] + +W = Write. Send a message (file) to others. As many as eight +destination addresses can be specified. The part of the command +line in brackets [call1, call2, call3...] is optional. A message +without specific destination is "public", i.e. addressed to "ALL". + +The JAS-1 mailbox will then prompt you to send the subject field by +sending "Subj:". You can send a subject field with up to a 32 +character string. After receiving the "Text:" prompt, you enter the +message text, ending each line with (carriage return). You +terminate with either a + + . + or Š +(i.e. a line containing only a period or a control-Z) to the indicate +end of your text. + + {The W0RLI/WA7MBL equivalent command is "S" except that multiple + addressees can be used. Entering only W is equivalent to S ALL } + +example: + +JAS>W N7FDA +Subj: Roger, wait for a while. +Text: +Miki, +Roger, I'll immediately call him up and get an info for your "Main Frame". +I am going to put that info during next orbit. +Saya +^Z + + - - - - - - - - - - - - + + 3.4 K , , , ....., , + +K = KILL! Delete file(s) (messages) specified by file numbers. The + is the same one described in R command. Up to eight files +can be specified in a command line. A user can only delete files +addressed solely to himself (i.e. not to multiple users) or files he +posted. + + {The W0RLI/WA7MBL equivalent command is also "K", except that + multiple files can be killed at one time } + + - - - - - - - - - - - - + + 3.5 H + +H = HELP! Entering H gives additional information on that command. +Entering only H will give a list of all available commands. + + - - - - - - - - - - - - + + 3.6 M + +M = Mine. List the latest 10 files (messages) that are either to or +from the current user. Additional M commands list additional active +messages. This command will be useful to save channel time when the +user only wants to see his messages. + + {The W0RLI/WA7MBL equivalent command is "LM"} + +JAS>M +NO. 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+ +Here are some wireless microphone frequencies for the USA. This list +does not include the wireless headset/microphones used in the fast +food industry: + + + 36.7000 -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [R22/M2] (magazines) + + 37.1000 0 -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [R22/M2] (magazines) + + 40.6800 -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [MA22/R2] (magazines) + + -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [R22/M2] (magazines) + + 42.8900 -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [R22/M2] (magazines) + + 44.8700 -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [R22/M2] (magazines) + + 47.2700 -_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm + [R22/M2] (magazines) + + 49.8300 -_________microphone, wireless, Mura, fm + [PRO-49] (magazines) + + -_________microphone, wireless, Radio Shack, fm + [32-1221] (B. Parnass) + + -_________microphone, wireless, Radio Shack, fm + [32-1225] (B. Parnass) + + 49.8600 -_________microphone, wireless, Mura, fm + [PRO-49] (magazines) + + 49.8900 -_________microphone, wireless, Mura, fm + [PRO-49] (magazines) + + -_________microphone, wireless, Radio Shack, fm + [32-1221] (B. Parnass) + + -_________microphone, wireless, Radio Shack, fm + [32-1225] (B. Parnass) + + 72.1000 ch A______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 72.3000 ch B______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 72.5000 ch C______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 72.7000 ch D______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 72.9000 ch E______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 73.1000 ch N______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 73.3000 ch M______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 73.6000 ch K______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 75.1000 ch L______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 75.5000 ch F______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 75.7000 ch G______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 75.9000 ch H______microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 82.5000 ch 6-1____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 82.8000 ch 6-3____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 83.8000 ch 6-2____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 86.8000 ch 6-5____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 154.6000 2w KU8563____MGM UA Entertainment Co, wireless microphone + [USA-wide] (govt recds) + + 167.8750 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + 169.4250 call?_____Grace Lutheran Church, wireless microphone + [Streamwood] (others) + + 169.5050 call?_____Marquette Manor Baptist Church, wireless microphone? + [Downers Grove] (govt recds) + + 170.2250 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + call?_____Oswego: High School, wireless mike for stage productions + [Oswego] (B. Parnass) + + 170.2450 call?_____unidentified: wireless microphone, at wedding service, n + ear Oak Park Avenue and Roosevelt Rd, 08/08/90 + [Berwyn] (others) + + 170.3050 call?_____Cable News Network, wireless microphone, press + [Chicago] (others) + + 171.1250 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + call?_____Oswego: High School, wireless mike for stage productions + [Oswego] (B. Parnass) + + call?_____University of California, Oakes College, wireless microp + hone + [Santa Cruz, CA] (others) + + 171.8250 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + call?_____Museum of Science & Industry, wireless microphone + [Chicago] (others) + + call?_____Oswego: High School, wireless mike for stage productions + [Oswego] (B. Parnass) + + 171.9000 call?_____Holiday on Ice, wireless mike, sports, entertainment + [location?] (magazines) + + call?_____Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Circus, wireless micr + ophone + [USA-wide] (others) + + 174.8000 ch 7-2____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 175.0000 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + 175.2500 ch 7-4____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 175.6000 ch 7-6____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 176.4000 ch 7-10___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 177.4000 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + 177.8000 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + 178.2000 ch 7-18___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 178.6000 ch 7-20___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 179.2000 ch 7-23___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 180.0000 BLP00009__CBS Inc, wireless microphones, 180-186 MHz, press + [Chicago] (govt recds) + + BLP00733__WCGK Inc, wireless microphones, 180-186 MHz, press + [Elwood Park] (govt recds) + + 180.1000 call?_____Holiday on Ice, wireless mike, sports, entertainment + [location?] (magazines) + + 180.4000 call?_____Great America, wireless mike, Grand Music Hall, 'white', + entertainment + [Gurnee] (others) + + 180.8000 ch 8-2____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 181.2500 ch 8-4____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 181.6000 ch 8-6____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 182.0000 call?_____WFLD-TV aka/Metromedia, Inc, wireless mikes used for on + location reporting + [Chicago] (others) + + 182.4000 ch 8-10___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 183.0000 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + 183.2000 ch 8-13___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 183.4000 ch 8-14___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 183.8000 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + ch 8-16___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 184.2000 ch 8-18___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 184.4000 -_________microphone, wireless, Telex, fm + [FMR50] (magazines) + + 184.6000 ch 8-20___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 184.8000 ch 8-21___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 185.0000 call?_____WFLD-TV aka/Metromedia, Inc, wireless mikes used for on + location reporting + [Chicago] (others) + + 185.1500 call?_____Great America, wireless mike, Grand Music Hall, 'black', + entertainment + [Gurnee] (others) + + 185.2000 ch 8-23___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 186.8000 ch 9-2____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 187.6000 ch 9-6____microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 188.4000 ch 9-10___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 190.2000 ch 9-18___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 192.8000 ch 10-2___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 193.2000 ch 10-4___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 193.6000 ch 10-6___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 194.4000 ch 10-10__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 195.2000 ch 10-13__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 195.4000 ch 10-14__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 195.8000 ch 10-16__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 196.2000 ch 10-18__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 196.6000 ch 10-20__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 197.4000 ch 10-24__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 198.7500 ch 11-2___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 199.6000 ch 11-6___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 200.4000 ch 11-10__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 202.2000 ch 11-18__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 202.6500 ch 11-20__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 204.8000 ch 12-2___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 205.6000 ch 12-6___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 206.4000 ch 12-10__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 208.2000 ch 12-18__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 208.6500 ch 12-20__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 209.1500 call?_____Great America, wireless mike, Grand Music Hall, 'yellow' + , entertainment + [Gurnee] (others) + + 210.8000 ch 13-2___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 211.6000 ch 13-6___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 212.4000 ch 13-10__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm + [M72] (others) + + 213.8000 -_________microphone, wireless, Shure, fm + [location?] (others) + + 215.2000 call?_____Great America, wireless mike, Theater Royale, entertainm + ent + [Gurnee] (others) + + 215.5000 call?_____WGN Continental Broadcasting, Cetec Vega wireless mike + [Chicago] (others) + + 461.1125 2w call?_____Continental Airshow Productions, wireless microphone at + Racine Airshow + [Racine, WI] (others) + + 466.2000 mo KX9443____Great America, wireless mike, Wilderness Theater, entert + ainment + [Gurnee] (others) + +-- +============================================================================ +Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att!ihlpy!parnass (708)979-5414 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/mil-uhf.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/mil-uhf.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..02ab42ee --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/mil-uhf.ham @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ + + + MILITARY FREQUENCIES & ECT. + FM/AM * VHF/UHF EAST COAST FREQUENCIES +======================================================================== +======================================================================== +0032.8500 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +0040.2000 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +0040.5000 Mhz Emergency Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +0046.9000 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +0047.6500 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +0049.4000 Mhz Rhode Island area National Guard State Wide Repeat. Input +0049.8000 Mhz Rhode Island National Guard +0049.9000 Mhz Rhode Island National Guard +0049.9000 Mhz Rhode Island area National Guard State Wide Repeat. Out +0051.5000 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +0060.1000 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + VHF-AM FREQUENCIES + +0118.8500 Mhz Shaw Depart/Arrive Tactical Air Command +0120.4500 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Reported Opreations +0121.0500 Mhz Shaw Arrive/Final Tactical Air Command +0121.5000 Mhz Emergency used everywhere +0121.8000 Mhz Shaw Clearance Delivery +0121.9000 Mhz U.S.N. 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Air Refueling air to air +314.500 AM Air Refueling air to air +318.000 AM Air Refueling air to air +322.800 AM Air Refueling air to air +322.950 AM Air Refueling air to air +352.600 AM Air Refueling air to air +352.700 AM Air Refueling air to air +391.000 AM Air Refueling air to air +276.500 AM Air Refueling air to air +286.200 AM Air Refueling air to air +286.900 AM Air Refueling air to air +287.400 AM Air Refueling air to air +364.200 AM ACC primary +264.900 AM ACC secondary +41.5000 Am ARMY helicopters towers +148.000 Am AIR Force/ARMY common + + List Provided by the T.V.Underground diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/military.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/military.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..08c0b2b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/military.txt @@ -0,0 +1,284 @@ + A List Of Military Aviation Frequencies + +The following UHF Military/Air frequencies are unclassified +and are available in many publications and journals. To +monitor these you must have a scanner capable of operating +in the UHF band and most importantly the Amplitude modulation +(AM) mode. Scanners such as the Realistic Pro-2004/5 are cap- +able of doing this. There is much to monitor in this band. +Several Military Operating Areas are located in Southern +California. All frequencies are in MHZ. + + +FREQ AGENCY USAGE + +225.5 USN TACTICAL +230.8 NAS LOS ALAMITOS GCA +231.3 USN BRAVO ZULU +233.7 NAS PT. MUGU APPROACH +234.1 NAS LOS ALAMITOS GCA +235.1 USAF REFUELING +236.6 USAF TOWERS +237.2 CAL. ANG. OPERATIONS +237.9 USCG SAR +238.4 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +238.7 USAF REFUELING +238.9 USAF REFUELING +239.0 VAN NUYS TOWER +239.3 LAX TOWER (RW 6/24) +239.8 FAA WEATHER +240.2 MILITARY +241.0 ARMY ANG +242.85 USCG DATA MARKER BOUY +243.0 GUARD EMERGENCY +244.1 BEAVER DISCRETE +250.1 USMC 29 PALMS +250.8 USN BLUE ANGELS +251.6 USN BLUE ANGELS +252.1 USAF REFUELING +252.8 USAF TACTICAL +253.5 MARCH AFB TOWER +254.2 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +254.3 BURBANK TOWER +254.6 USN REFUELING +254.9 USN,PLEAD TACTICAL +255.1 EL TORO MCAS APPROACH +255.3 USN HAPPY HUNTER +255.4 FAA FSS +257.6 LONG BEACH TOWER +257.8 GILLESPIE TOWER + HAWTHORNE TOWER + MONTGOMERY TOWER + OXNARD TOWER + PALM SPRINGS TOWER + RIVERSIDE TOWER + SANTA MONICA TOWER + TORRANCE TOWER +258.9 FAA ENROUTE +259.1 ONTARIO APPROACH +259.2 HUGHES TOWER +259.7 NASA/SPACE SHUTTLE TACTICAL +260.8 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +261.1 USN REFUELING +262.7 TOPGUN BASE +263.1 J.WAYNE/OC APPROACH +263.3 BEAVER DISCRETE +263.6 EL TORO MCAS TOWER +263.8 USN,PLEAD RANGE CLNC +264.4 FLIGHT TEST +264.8 NASA/SPACE SHUTTLE CHASE PLANES +265.1 FAA ENROUTE +265.8 NAS PT. MUGU +266.3 VANDENBERG LAUNCH CONTROL +266.5 USAF REFUELING +266.9 BEAVER +267.4 USN HAPPY HUNTER +267.6 CAMP PENDLETON ATIS +268.8 USN PLEAD OPS +269.0 LAX APPROACH (EAST) +269.1 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +269.3 ONTARIO APPROACH +269.6 COAST APPROACH +269.9 MILITARY +270.1 MARCH AFB ATIS +270.2 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +270.5 USN,PLEAD TACTICAL +270.9 SAN DIEGO TOWER +271.4 IMPERIAL BEACH TOWER +271.7 EL TORO MCAS TOWER +272.3 ? MOONLIGHT BASE +272.6 BEAVER +272.7 FAA FSS +273.1 BEAVER DISCRETE +273.5 GEORGE AFB ATIS +274.0 YUMA RANGE CLNC +274.9 TUSTIN MCAS(H) +275.2 MCDONNELL/DOUGLAS FLIGHT TEST +275.35 USN BLUE ANGELS +275.4 USN TROPICAL DISCRETE +276.2 IMPERIAL BEACH ATIS +277.0 CAMP PENDLETON APPROACH +277.4 LA CENTER OCEANSIDE SECTOR +277.8 USN FLEET COMMON +278.3 ONTARIO APPROACH +278.5 VANDENBERG GROUND +278.8 SAN CLEMENTE IS. TOWER +279.0 NASA/SPACE SHUTTLE TACTICAL +280.4 NAS MIRAMAR ATIS +280.7 USN,PLEAD RANGE +281.0 MILITARY REFUELING +281.2 MILITARY +281.4 EL TORO MCAS APPROACH +281.8 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +282.0 SAN CLEMENTE IS. ATIS +282.8 MILITARY SAR +283.0 NAS NORTH ISLAND ATIS +283.5 USAF THUNDERBIRDS +284.2 EL TORO MCAS ATIS +284.35 USN TACTICAL +284.4 CAMP PENDLETON APPROACH +284.6 IMPERIAL BEACH APPROACH +284.7 LA CENTER INYOKERN SECT +285.2 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +285.5 LA CENTER RIVERSIDE SECT +285.7 BEAVER +288.1 BROWN FIELD TOWER +289.9 BEAVER +290.2 LA CENTER AMBOY SECT +290.4 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +291.6 EDWARDS AFB APPROACH +293.7 MARCH AFB ANG +295.7 ANG +296.5 VANDENBERG APPROACH +296.7 FAA +296.8 NASA/SPACE SHUTTLE TACTICAL +299.6 FAA COAST APP +300.6 USN TRAINING +301.1 BEAVER +304.9 BEAVER DISCRETE +305.0 USN AIR COMBAT +305.3 SAN CLEMENTE IS. APPROACH +305.5 EL TORO MCAS +306.7 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +307.1 LA CENTER NEWHALL SECT +308.1 BEAVER +308.4 SAN NICHOLAS IS. APPROACH +311.0 SAC PRIMARY +312.2 USN PLEAD BRAVO +312.4 EL TORO MCAS APPROACH +314.7 BEAVER +314.8 EL TORO MCAS +315.3 USN TACTICAL +315.6 NAS MIRAMAR TOWER +316.3 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +316.9 BEAVER +317.5 BURBANK APPROACH +317.6 PALMDALE AF TOWER +317.7 FAA ENROUTE +318.2 ONTARIO APPROACH +319.4 USAF MAC +319.8 USN BLUE ANGELS +320.1 NORTON AFB TOWER +320.4 FAA APPROACH +321.0 USAF SAC +322.4 LA CENTER FULLERTON SECT +322.6 USAF THUNDERBIRDS +323.0 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +323.1 COAST APPROACH +324.0 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +324.1 MARCH AFB GCA +324.3 VANDENBERG DEPARTURE +325.0 PT. MUGU APPROACH +326.2 VANDENBERG TOWER +327.1 FAA ENROUTE +328.1 EL TORO MCAS DISPATCH +332.35 TOPGUN TACTICAL +333.7 USN +336.4 NAS NORTH IS. TOWER +337.0 USN PLEAD BRAVO +337.2 EL TORO MCAS APPROACH +338.0 USN PLEAD ALPHA +338.2 BURBANK APPROACH +338.3 LA CENTER PACIFIC SECT +339.1 VANDENBERG APPROACH +339.4 PT. MUGU CLEARANCE DEL +340.2 TUSTIN MCAS(H) TOWER + PT. MUGU DEPARTURE + 29 PALMS MCB TOWER + SAN CLEMENTE IS. TOWER +340.8 USAF AIR TO AIR +340.9 GEORGE AFB APPROACH +341.3 USN PLEAD +342.5 FAA WEATHER +342.8 USN PLEAD +342.9 USN PLEAD TACTICAL +343.9 COAST APPROACH +344.1 USN TACTICAL +344.2 TUSTIN MCAS(H) TOWER (?) +344.6 TUSTIN MCAS(H) WEATHER +345.2 PT. MUGU APPROACH +346.35 COAST APPROACH +347.5 NAS LOS ALAMITOS TOWER +348.0 EL TORO MCAS APPROACH +348.4 GEORGE AFB TOWER +348.6 FAA +348.7 EDWARDS AFB APPROACH +349.4 USAF TOWERS +349.8 BEAVER DISCRETE +350.1 TUSTIN MCAS(H) TOWER +350.9 USN TACTICAL +350.5 TUSTIN MCAS(H) GCA +350.9 NAS MIRAMAR TOP GUN TACTICAL +351.1 ONTARIO APPROACH +351.7 LA CENTER AZUSA SECT +351.8 LA CENTER OJAI SECT +351.9 FAA ENROUTE +352.3 EL TORO MCAS SQUADRON COMMON +353.2 USN TROPICAL DISC +354.1 LA CENTER AVALON SECTOR +354.2 BEAVER OFFSHORE CONTROL +354.9 BEAVER DISCRETE +355.1 USN TACTICAL +355.8 USN TROPICAL +358.8 USN PLEAD +360.0 BURBANK APPROACH +360.2 EL TORO MCAS TOWER (SEC) +360.3 CAMP PENDLETON LONG RIFLE +360.6 BURBANK APPROACH +360.7 LAX APPROACH +360.8 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +361.2 USN +362.2 TUSTIN MCAS(H) GCA +363.1 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +363.2 LAX DEPARTURE (SO) +364.1 USN FLEET COMMON +364.2 SIERRA PETE AICC +371.8 USN TACTICAL +372.2 USAF SAC +373.7 USN BLUE WATER CONT +373.8 BEAVER DISCRETE +374.8 SAN NICHOLAS IS. TOWER +376.8 USN TACTICAL +377.0 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +378.9 USAF TACTICAL +379.1 LAX TOWER (RW 7/25) +379.9 JOHN WAYNE TOWER +380.2 FAA APPROACH +380.5 MILITARY +380.8 TUSTIN MCAS(H) GROUND +381.3 USAF TACTICAL +381.4 COAST APPROACH +381.5 SAN DIEGO APPROACH +381.6 LAX APPROACH +381.7 USCG +381.8 USCG AIR RESCUE (PRI) +382.2 CAMP PENDLETON TOWER +382.8 NAS PT. MUGU TOWER +382.9 USAF THUNDERBIRDS +383.8 EL TORO MCAS GROUND +383.9 USCG AIR RESCUE (SEC) +384.3 TUSTIN MCAS(H) ATIS +385.4 LAX DEPARTURE +385.6 ONTARIO TOWER +386.6 VANDENBERG LAUNCH CON +386.7 USN ROYALTY +387.8 MILITARY SIERRA PETE +392.0 PALOMAR TOWER +395.9 BURBANK APPROACH + +CALL SIGNS AND TYPES OF AIRCRAFT HEARD: + +PRIMO 35 HEAVY - KC-10 +TOGA 75 HEAVY - KC-10 +SLAM 49 HEAVY - C-141 +WILLY 17 - T-38 +WILLY 09 - T-38 +WILLY 23 - T-38 +HEXHEAD 23 - C-130 +SHOOTER 23 - F-18 +GUNSLINGER 453 - F-14 +LIZZARD 01 - A-6 +RHINO 56 - F-4 +TOGA 78 - KC-10 +TOGA 77 - KC-10 + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/militaryuhf.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/militaryuhf.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4fd998f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/militaryuhf.ham @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ + + + SPECTRUM ANALYSIS CENTER + + 714-532-2300 (300/1200 baud N-8-1) + +This system is dedicated to monitoring and discussion of +radio communications and is open to callers of all ages & +experience levels. For first time callers just type in the +word "new" at the login prompt for an account. + + +Library:39 + +UHF Military listings Updated 04-12-89 +--------------------------------------------------------- + + 225.5 USN Tactical + 228.9* NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 1] + 230.2* Los Alamitos + 230.8 ANG + 230.9 US ARMY AIR TO AIR(A-A) + 234.1 Los Alamitos GCA + 234.6* NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 2] + 237.2 CAL. ANG "OPERATIONS" + 237.9* USCG SAR? + 238.4 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 11] + 239.7 USN, Top Gun VF-114 "Aardvark" @ Mirimar + 240.2 Military + 241.0 US ARMY + 242.65 USCG Data Marker Bouy + 243.0 MILITARY AIRCRAFT "GUARD"emergency & ELTs + 244.1 BEAVER Discrete + 246.8 USN Air Intercepts + 249.9 USN A-A + 250.1 USN A-A + 250.2 USN, Top Gun VF-111 "Old Nick" + 250.2 USN, Top Gun VF-213 "Black Lion" + 253.1 USN, Top Gun VF-124 "Gunslinger" + 254.2 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 5] + 254.9 PLEAD, USN Tactical + 255.1 El Toro MCAS Approach + 255.3 USN "Happy Hunter" + 255.3 Mil. + 257.8 + 260.8 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 12] + 261.1 USN Air Tankers + 261.5 Beaver, USN + 262.7 USN, Top Gun VF-1, Witchita @ Mirimar + 263.1 J. Wayne Airport Approach + 263.3 BEAVER Discrete + 263.6 El Toro MCAS Approach + 263.8 USN, Plead Pt. Magu Range Clearance, Plead @ Pt. Magu + 264.0 USN Starburst, Anti Sub. Warfare + 265.3 USN, Top Gun "Vandy" VF-1 @ Pt. Magu + 266.3 USAF "Torch Cont."Vandenberg" + 266.5* SAC Refueling + 266.9 BEAVER + 268.8 PLEAD Ops.[U53] + 269.1 + 269.5 FAA L.A. Center + 269.6 FAA Coast Approach + 269.9 Military + 267.0 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 20] + 267.4 USN AIC + 268.5 USN Beaver + 269.1 USN, Mirimar San Diego Dep. control + 270.1 March AFB ATIS + 270.2 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 16] + 270.5 PLEAD, USN Tactical + 270.6 Beaver, USN + 271.5 Military + 271.7 El Toro MCAS Tower + 272.3 Tustin? "Base" Operations + 272.3 MIL. + 272.6 USN Tactical + 272.7 Mil Weather + 273.1 USN Tactical + 274.4* NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 6] + 274.9 Tustin MCAS-(H) + 275.2 MacDonald-Doglas? A/C Testing + 275.4 Tustin MCAS-(H) "Base" + 275.5 USN, Top Gun VF-126 "Bandit" @ Mirimar + 276.2 Imperial Bch. ATIS + 277.4 FAA Oceanside Sector + 277.4 FAA L.A. Center + 277.8 USN FLEET COMMON + 278.2 USN? ACMR "War Wag" + 278.3 Beacon + 278.5 LA Center Yuma Discrete + 278.8 San Clemente Isle Tower + 280.4 Mirimar NAS ATIS, Callsign NKX + 280.7 USN, Plead Pt. Magu Range, Primary[U41], Also 5080 USB + 281.0 Military Air Tankers + 281.2 Military + 281.4 El Toro MCAS Approach + 281.5 Military + 281.6 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 3] + 281.8 San Diego Approach + 282.0 San Clemente Isle ATIS + 282.1 San Diego Approach + 282.8 Military SAR + 283.0 North Island NAS ATIS + 284.2 El Toro MCAS ATIS Callsign NZJ + 284.5 USN, Top Gun VF-51 "Screaming Eagle" + 284.7 En Route + 284.9 USN - Hunter Air Intercepts + 285.2 FAA San Diego Approach + 285.3 San Diego Approach + 285.5 FAA Riverside Sector + 285.7 BEAVER, USN Offshore Control, Check Out freq. + 285.8 USN Happy Hunter + 288.1 Brown Tower + 289.9 BEAVER, USN Check in, Simulcast on. 118.65 + 291.3 USN, Top Gun VF-2, Bullet @ Mirimar + 291.7 FAA Los Angeles Center, "Julian" Discrete + 293.1 USN, Tustin LTA Maintenance + 293.7 March AFB Air National Guard + 295.7 Air National Grd + 299.6 FAA Coast Approach + 299.7 USN, Mirimar "Cyclone Base", VAW-110, E-2 AWACS + 299.8 + 300.4 FAA Approach + 301.1 BEAVER, USN OFFSHORE CONTROL + 301.3 USN, Mirimar Clearance Delivery + 304.9 BEAVER, USN Discrete + 305.0 USN Air Combat Manuver + 305.1 El Toro MCAS Tower + 305.5 El Toro MCAS + 305.535 "Titmouse" Tactical?, More Info Wanted. + 305.9 USMC, Tustin Wing Common + 306.6 Plead, Pt. Magu ACM + 307.4 Starburst ASW ops. + 308.1 USN Tactical + 309.4 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 9] + 311.0 SAC Primary + 311.8 USN, Mirimar "Hassle Base" + 312.4 El Toro MCAS Approach + 314.7 Beaver, USN + 314.8 El Toro MCAS + 315.3 USN Tactical + 315.6 USN, Mirimar Top Gun, Tower + 316.3 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 17] + 316.9 BEAVER, USN Beaver to Huey Cobra + 320.4 USN Approach + 320.6* NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 4] + 321.0 SAC Phone Patches + 322.0 "Pinical Approach" + 322.1 USN, Top Gun VF-34 "Renegade" + 324.0 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 18] + 326.4 FAA L.A. Center + 326.8 El Toro MCAS SAR(?) "Operations" + 327.9* NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 19] + 328.1 El Toro MCAS DISPATCH + 328.2 USN, Long Beach, NTCC Command & Early Warning Net + 332.35 Mirimar Top Gun, Tactical + 333.7 USN + 336.4 North Isle Tower + 336.6 NORAD"Sierra Pete" [ch 7] + 337.2 El Toro MCAS Approach + 338.0 USN U63 PLEAD + 339.5 USN, Top Gun VF-392 "Stallion" @ Miramar + 340.2 Tustin MCAS-(H) Tower + 340.2 Top Gun, Yuma AZ Air - Ground + 341.8 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 13] + 342.1 USN Exercises + 342.8 USN PLEAD [U28] + 342.9 PLEAD, USN Tactical + 343.9 Military Approach + 344.1 USN, Beaver Discrete + 341.8* NORAD "Sierra Pete" + 344.2 Tustin MCAS-(H) Tower + 344.4 USN, Top Gun VF-301 "Inferno" @ Mirimar + 344.6 Tustin MCAS-(H) Weather + 346.2 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 8] + 346.8* Los Alamitos + 347.5 Los Alamitos TOWER + 348.0 El Toro MCAS Approach + 348.1 Mil. Starburst, ASW + 349.8 BEAVER, USN Discrete + 350.1 USMC, Tustin LTA Tower + 350.5 Tustin MCAS-(H) GCA + 350.9 USN Tech. Problems + 352.3 ETMCAS Squad. common,Phoenix Base + 352.4 US ARMY + 353.2 USN Tropical Discrete + 353.9* USCG Law Enforcement + 354.1 FAA Coast App. + 354.2 + 354.2 BEAVER, USN OFFSHORE CONTROL + 354.7 USN, Top Gun VC-13 "Saint" @ Mirimar + 354.9 BEAVER, USN Discrete + 354.9 FAA L.A. Center + 355.1 USN Tactical + 356.6 US ARMY + 357.9 Mil. Starburst, ASW + 358.8 USN Plead [U75] + 360.2 ETMCAS Tower + 360.2 El Centro Tower + 360.3 Camp Pendelton Long Rifle + 360.8 Military "Sierra Pete" + 361.2 USN + 361.8 USN, Top Gun VF-211 "Nickle" @ El Centro + 362.1 USN, Mirimar Metrology + 362.2 Tustin MCAS(H) GCA + 363.1 USN, Mirimar San Diego Dept. Control West + 364.1 USN FLEET COMMON + 364.2 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" Primary,"AICC" [ch 21] + 371.8 USN Tactical + 373.7 USN Blue Water Contrl + 373.8 BEAVER, USN Discrete + 376.8 USN Tactical + 377.0 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" [ch 14] + 377.2 USAF Dispatch + 379.9 John Wayne Tower + 380.2 ETMCAS Approach + 380.5 Military GIC's + 380.8 Tustin MCAS(H) Ground + 380.8 USN, Mirimar Ground + 381.3 USAF T.A.C. + 381.8 USCG Air Rescue Primary, "LA Air" + 382.4 NORAD,"Sierra Pete" + 382.8 USN, Yuma, AZ Tower + 383.8 ETMCAS Ground + 383.9 USCG 2ndary (S0oT2) + 384.3 Tustin MCAS(H) ATIS + 384.5* + 386.6* USAF Vandenberg + 386.7 USN "Royalty" + 387.8 NORAD,"Sierra Pete" [ch 15] "Raider", Custom's E-2s Tracking + 398.8* NORAD,"Sierra Pete" [ch 10] + + + Please send updates/corrections to Mike box 274 + * Unconfirmed by Me + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/miscfreq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/miscfreq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c41db253 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/miscfreq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +Here's a few government freqs to listen to if you've got nothing +better to do. + +The first 13 are U.S. Army Corps of Engineers frequencies, and a +comment, if there's one worth saying. + +1: 3345.0 USB +2: 5015.0 USB +3: 5327.5 USB +4: 5400.0 USB +5: 5437.5 USB +6: 6020.0 USB +7: 6785.0 USB +8: 9122.5 USB 11:00 AM Fridays Division-Division Net starts here +9: 11693.5 USB +10: 12070.0 USB +11: 12267.0 USB +12: 16077.0 USB +13: 16382.0 USB Division-Division Net usually comes here, 11:20 AM + +FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) frequencies + + 5211.0 USB + 10493.0 USB I haven't heard anything on these, but I know they + were used during the San Francisco earthquake. + +Army frequencies -- regular service people. + + 7930.5 USB + 23740.0 USB + +Maybe these'll give a bored eavesdropper some pleasure! + + ************* + ******Starman****** + ************* + +Call the Hotline BBS, 304-736-9169!!!! + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/monitori.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/monitori.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..db9e95cb --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/monitori.ham @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ + ****************TIPS FROM THE TOWER***************** + Brought to you by: + R.P. Meggs + President + Intercept Inc. + 6014 Oak Hill Drive + Flowery Branch, GA 30542 + (404) 967-9757 +________________________________________________________________________ + +No. 3, vol. 1.00 + "TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO SCANNER HAS BEEN, LATELY." + + This month, we're going to take a quick trip down the frequency list and + review some of the favorites for monitoring. It's getting to be the sea- + son to be jolly, and also prime time for monitoring enthusiasts. + + If you have a scanner or communications receiver, and you haven't been do- + ing any searching, you are doing a disservice to yourself and the hobby. + + There are new frontiers to explore, and you don't need a fancy rig to get + in on the action. + + So let's get down to business......................... + + CORDLESS PHONES are a real blast if you've gotten tired of the soaps and + commercials polluting the airwaves. Even though they are listed on the box + as having a range of 1000 feet or so, maximum, please remember that is the + HANDSET range and not the BASE. When conditions are right, these signals can + go for MILES. You will need a good low-band antenna, Grove Scanner Beam, the + Channel Master 5094A, or the new 46 MHz antenna from Cellular Security Group + are all prime examples. If you're restricted to indoor antennas, get the long- + est whip you can muster, and you're ready to go. + + CORDLESS PHONE BASE FREQUENCY LIST....................... + CHANNEL FREQUENCY + 01 46.610 + 02 46.630 + 03 46.670 + 04 46.710 + 05 46.730 + 06 46.770 + 07 46.830 + 08 46.870 + 09 46.930 + 10 46.970 + ........................................................... + + AND ON TO THE FORBIDDEN WORLD OF **CELLULAR** + + Okay, so man cannot live by cordless phone monitoring alone, and wants to + go for the action on cellular. We neither endorse nor discourage the moni- + toring of these frequencies, you must make up your own mind whether or not + you want to get into "cellular snooping", just remember that monitoring the + cellular bands violates the ECPA of 1986. + + EQUIPMENT you'll need will include an 800 MHz capable scanner, a good antenna, + and just a little bit of information on where to look. If your scanner will + not receive 800 MHz, you can add an easily obtainable converter to lower the + frequencies into a range your rig can receive. + + If your unit is 800 MHz capable, but the access to the bands is blocked, you + can get your unit modified to do so at low cost (about $20). Radios that need + modification include the Realistic PRO 34, 2004, 2005, 2006, Bearcat 200, 205, + 760 and 950 XLT, ICOM and AOR radios, as well as the Bearcat 800 XLT will + do it right out of the box, no mods needed. + + ONE LAST WORD about radio requirements, if you're planning on using a convert- + er, make sure your radio has a search function. There are hundreds of cellular + channels, and to program in the discrete frequencies is frustrating and just + not necessary. If your radio does not search, sell it and get one that does! + + CELLULAR FREQUENCY SEARCH RANGES---------------------------------------------- + + BASE TRANSMISSIONS ON CELLULAR (MHz) + 870.030-879.360 Voice Channels {Non-Wireline Systems} + 880.650-889.980 Voice Channels {Wireline Systems} + + ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + + RONALD McDONALD, WHERE ARE YOU? + + Fast food fanatics, take heart, there are frequencies out there just for you + and the friendly folks at your local burger joint. Pop these frequencies into + your handheld or mobile next time you make the trip, you may be surprised + just what you'll hear! + + FAST FOOD FREQUENCIES--------------------------------------------------------- + + BURGER KING MACDONALD'S HARDEE'S TACO BELL + 457.600 35.02 & 154.600 30.84 & 154.570 460.8875 + 467.825 30.84 & 154.570 + 33.14 & 151.895 +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + OOOHH, BABY BABY + + Let's not forget those wonderful baby room monitors, it seems folks just can't + seem to remember to turn the things off, and like the cordless phones, they + can carry quite a ways, transmitting a lot more than just the kid! + + BABY ROOM MONITOR FREQUENCIES------------------------------------------------- + + CHANNEL FREQUENCY + 01 49.830 + 02 49.845 + 03 49.860 + 04 49.875 + 05 49.890 + ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + UNDERCOVER, OVER THE SCANNER + + If you're tired of mundane police and fire calls, federal agencies can be + a great respite from the same 'ol thang. So without further adieu, here is: + + THE FEDERAL FREQUENCY SAMPLER----------------------------------------------- + + DEA ATF FBI U.S. MARSHAL + 418.625 165.2875 167.5625 163.200 + 418.900 166.5375 163.8625 164.600 + 418.750 165.9125 162.7875 + 418.675 166.4625 170.875 + 418.825 165.9125 170.925 + 418.950 173.8875 163.200 + 418.975 168.0000 170.750 + --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + BREAKER, BREAKER, HOWBOUTCHA', KICK IT ON BACK + + Due to popular demand, CB frequencies can be received on some of the better + scanning and communications receivers. Shortwave rigs will do the job as well + if you make sure you're in the AM mode ....... + + CHANNEL FREQ. CHANNEL FREQ. CHANNEL FREQ + 01 26.695 15 27.135 29 27.295 + 02 26.975 16 27.155 30 27.305 + 03 26.985 17 27.165 31 27.315 + 04 27.005 18 27.175 32 27.325 + 05 27.015 19 27.185 33 27.335 + 06 27.025 20 27.205 34 27.345 + 07 27.035 21 27.215 35 27.355 + 08 27.055 22 27.225 36 27.365 + 09 27.065 23 27.225 37 27.375 + 10 27.075 24 27.235 38 27.385 + 11 27.085 25 27.245 39 27.395 + 12 27.105 26 27.265 40 27.405 + 13 27.115 27 27.275 + 14 27.125 28 27.285 + ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + And that's it for this month, see you next time, same channel............... + +  \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/montfrq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/montfrq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5351d096 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/montfrq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ + + Frequency Location Description + + 33.5400 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP FIRE + 33.6400 MONT. CO. BUTLER TWP FIRE + 44.7400 MONT. CO. OSP #57 DAYTON + 45.0200 MONT. CO. OSP #57 DAYTON + 45.1000 MONT. CO. OH LIQUOR CON DAYTON + 45.2200 MONT. CO. DAYTON MENTAL HEALTH + 46.4200 MONT. CO. MAD RIVER TWP FIRE + 108.3000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ILS + 108.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ILS + 111.0000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOT + 111.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ILS + 114.5000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOR + 118.0000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 118.8500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 119.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT TOWER + 121.7500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR CLEARANCE + 121.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT GN + 122.1000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR FLIGHT SV + 122.2000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR FLIGHT SV + 122.5500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR FLIGHT SV + 125.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ATIS + 126.5000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 127.6500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPROACH + 153.7550 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP PD + 153.7550 MONT. CO. NEW LEBANON PD + 153.8300 MONT. CO. HARRISON TWP FIRE MO + 153.8300 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP FIRE M + 153.8300 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP FIRE MOBIL + 153.8300 MONT. CO. RANDOLPH FIRE MOBILE + 153.8300 MONT. CO. VANDALIA FIRE BASE + 153.9050 MONT. CO. MORAINE PD (ENCODED) + 154.1300 MONT. CO. HARRISON TWP FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. MADISON TWP FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. MORAINE FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. RANDOLPH TWP FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. BROOKVILLE FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. DOE MONSANTO FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. FARMERSVILLE FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. NEW LEBANON FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. PHILLIPSBURG FIRE + 154.2350 MONT. CO. KETTERING FIRE + 154.3250 MONT. CO. WASHINGTON TWP FIRE + 154.3550 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP FIRE + 154.3550 MONT. CO. VANDALIA FIRE + 154.4000 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS FIRE + 154.4000 MONT. CO. WEST CARROLLTON FD + 154.4300 MONT. CO. DAYTON FIRE PAGING + 154.5150 MONT. CO. SALEM MALL SECURITY + 154.5400 MONT. CO. DAYTON MALL SECURITY + 154.7850 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO JAIL + + + Frequency Location Description + + 154.8600 MONT. CO. VANDALIA PD + 155.0100 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP PD + 155.0100 MONT. CO. MADISON TWP PD + 155.0550 MONT. CO. WEST CARROLLTON PD + 155.0700 MONT. CO. BROOKVILLE PD + 155.1300 MONT. CO. FARMERSVILLE PD + 155.1300 MONT. CO. MIAMISBURG PD + 155.2200 MONT. CO. MAD RIVER TWP RESCUE + 155.2200 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE + 155.2800 MONT. CO. BOX 21 RESCUE MOBILE + 155.2800 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE MOBI + 155.4000 MONT. CO. BOX 21 RESCUE MOBILE + 155.4000 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE MOBI + 155.4150 MONT. CO. BROOKVILLE PD + 155.4150 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-1/A + 155.4900 MONT. CO. KETTERING PD + 155.5200 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN PD + 155.5200 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP PD + 155.5650 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-5/C + 155.6100 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS PD + 155.6100 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO DETECT. + 155.6700 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-2/3/B + 155.7150 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD PD + 155.7450 MONT. CO. ENGLEWOOD PD + 155.8200 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN PD + 155.8500 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN PD F-B MO + 155.8650 MONT. CO. RANDOLPH TWP PD + 155.8650 MONT. CO. UNION PD + 155.9250 MONT. CO. GERMAN TWP PD F-4 + 157.2800 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO (BUG) + 158.8800 MONT. CO. OAKWOOD FIRE + 158.8800 MONT. CO. OAKWOOD PD + 257.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR TOWER + 291.1000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPROACH + 316.7000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 327.1000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 353.7000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 453.2750 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT SECUR + 852.0625 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP PD + 854.9875 MONT. CO. VANDALIA PD + 855.2125 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS FIRE + 855.4625 MONT. CO. CENTERVILLE PD + 856.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 856.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 857.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 857.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 858.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 859.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 860.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 860.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON (CONTROL) + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/more-mi.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/more-mi.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..712c7fba --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/more-mi.ham @@ -0,0 +1,514 @@ + +FROM: LES BUTLER + +BRIGHTON, MI FREQUENCIES + + City Frequency Licensee Service State +Callsign +BRIGHTON 464.52500 ADAMS WELL DRILLING IB MI WNJK462 + +BRIGHTON 035.06000 ALPINE HEATING & AIR IB MI KTD903 + +BRIGHTON 152.93000 AMERICAN AGGREGATES IS MI KQG252 + +BRIGHTON 152.91500 ARGERSINGER MORSE CO IS MI KVU883 + +BRIGHTON 152.88500 ARMSTRONG, BILL IS MI KSE408 + +BRIGHTON 151.95500 BRIGHTON AREA SCHOOL IB MI KNDS956 + +BRIGHTON 152.99000 BRIGHTON BLOCK & CON IS MI WQJ545 + +BRIGHTON 155.77500 BRIGHTON, CITY OF PL MI KJN679 + +BRIGHTON 154.01000 BRIGHTON, CITY OF PF MI KNDV986 +BRIGHTON 453.90000 BRIGHTON, CITY OF PL MI WNXA494 + +BRIGHTON 458.90000 BRIGHTON, CITY OF PL MI WNXA494 + +BRIGHTON 155.89500 BRIGHTON, TOWNSHIP O PL MI KNHR594 + +BRIGHTON 154.01000 BRIGHTON, TOWNSHIP O PF MI KYN872 + +BRIGHTON 154.29500 BRIGHTON, TOWNSHIP O PF MI KYN872 + +BRIGHTON 464.12500 CARS & CONCEPTS IB MI KNEQ724 + +BRIGHTON 464.82500 CARS & CONCEPTS IB MI KNEQ724 + +BRIGHTON 464.97500 CARS & CONCEPTS IB MI KNEQ724 + +BRIGHTON 469.12500 CARS & CONCEPTS IB MI KNEQ724 + +BRIGHTON 462.25000 CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IX MI WNGY248 + +BRIGHTON 467.25000 CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IX MI WNGY248 + +BRIGHTON 151.74500 CURTIER, EDWARD J IB MI WNMH909 +BRIGHTON 835.02000 DETROIT SMSA LIMITED CL MI KNKA231 + +BRIGHTON 880.02000 DETROIT SMSA LIMITED CL MI KNKA231 + +BRIGHTON 464.57500 EXPORT CORPORATION IB MI WNGN636 + +BRIGHTON 463.25000 GORDON FOOD SERVICE IB MI WNGY616 + +BRIGHTON 468.25000 GORDON FOOD SERVICE IB MI WNGY616 + +BRIGHTON 469.45000 GORDON FOOD SERVICE IB MI WNGY616 + +BRIGHTON 037.10000 GREEN OAK, TOWNSHIP PP MI KRK568 + +BRIGHTON 037.14000 GREEN OAK, TOWNSHIP PP MI KRK568 + +BRIGHTON 154.01000 GREEN OAK, TOWNSHIP PF MI KUL677 + +BRIGHTON 464.92500 GROSTIC, GERALD F IB MI WNNI365 + +BRIGHTON 469.92500 GROSTIC, GERALD F IB MI WNNI365 + +BRIGHTON 452.60000 HUEY, MARK LA MI WNIU387 + + +*** GRAND RAPIDS, MI FREQUENCIES *** + +39.1400,"KENT CO SHERIFF MARINE" +39.4200,"KENT CO SHERIFF" +119.3000,"GR TOWER" +124.6000,"GR NORTH RWY" +124.6500,"GR SOUTH RWY" +126.2500,"GR AIR TRAFFIC" +128.4000,"GR APPROACH" +151.1300,"GRPW STREETS" +154.0700,"KENT CO FIRE" +154.2500,"OTTAWA CO FIRE" +154.3700,"GR FIRE" +154.3700,"GRANDVILLE FIRE" +154.6500,"GRANDVILLE PD" +154.7250,"OTTAWA CO SHERIFF" +154.7400,"GRPD F9" +154.7700,"GRPD" +154.8300,"GRPD" +154.8600,"GRPD F2" +154.9500,"GRPD" +155.0100,"KENT CO SHERIFF F1" +155.1600,"MERCY AMB" +155.5650,"GRPD F1" +155.6100,"GRANDVILLE PD" +155.7300,"KENT CO SHERIFF" +155.7900,"GRPD F3" +155.8350,"GRANDVILLE PD F2" +156.1350,"KENT CO ROADS" +160.2300,"CHESSIE RR" +160.5300,"GRAND TRUNK RR" +160.5900,"GRAND TRUNK RR" +161.1300,"CONRAIL MANT." +161.3250,"AMTRAK MANT." +453.2500,"GRPD" +460.6000,"GR FIRE" +462.9500,"KENT CO EMS (MED 9)" +462.9750,"LIFE AMB (MED 10)" + + + +*** K.I. SAWYER AIR FORCE BASE, MI *** + +149.325 POLICE +149.565 BASE COMMUNICATIONS [AM] +150.325 POLICE +165.1375 POLICE +173.5625 FIRE CREWS +173.5875 GROUND CREWS +235.100 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +238.100 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +238.900 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +259.300 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +293.100 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +311.000 SAC PRIMARY +321.000 SAC SECONDARY +320.900 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +322.800 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +345.500 FAA WEATHER +343.500 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +344.600 FAA WEATHER +372.200 AIR TO AIR REFUEL +398.200 AIR TO AIR REFUEL + + + +*** Police Frequencies- DETROIT, MI AREA *** + +ADRIAN POLICE ADRIAN +155.490 +ADRIAN POLICE ADRIAN +155.550 +ALLEN PARK - POLICE ALLEN PARK +155.490 +ALLEN PARK - POLICE ALLEN PARK +423.425 +UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - POLICE ANN ARBOR +153.905 +ANN ARBOR - POLICE F2 LEIN ANN ARBOR +154.875 +ANN ARBOR - POLICE F1 ANN ARBOR +155.550 +ANN ARBOR - POLICE ANN ARBOR +453.675 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE COMMON FREQUENCY AREAWIDE +42.480 +MICHIGAN STATE - PUCO AREAWIDE + 46.520 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE DETECTIVES RED AREAWIDE +154.665 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE TACTICAL AREAWIDE +154.680 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE PORTABLES AREAWIDE +154.695 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE DETECTIVES GREEN AREAWIDE +154.920 +MICHIGAN STATE - FIRE MARSHALL AREAWIDE +154.935 +INTER-AGENCY NETWORK AREAWIDE +155.370 +POLICE NET - POINT TO POINT AREAWIDE +155.370 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE DETECTIVES WHITE AREAWIDE +155.460 +MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE DETECTIVES BLACK AREAWIDE +155.505 +POLICE NET - MEPS AREAWIDE +155.865 +CONRAIL - POLICE AREAWIDE +160.545 +CONRAIL - POLICE AREAWIDE +160.560 +CSX RAILROAD - F9 POLICE AREAWIDE +160.875 +CONRAIL - POLICE AREAWIDE +161.280 +AUBURN HILLS - POLICE DISPATCH AUBURN HILLS +423.075 +AUBURN HILLS - POLICE F-2 AUBURN HILLS +423.150 +AUBURN HILLS - POLICE/DPW AUBURN HILLS +423.175 +BELLEVILLE - POLICE F1 BELLEVILLE +155.250 +BELLEVILLE - POLICE F4 BELLEVILLE +155.835 +BERKLEY - FIRE/POLICE F3 BERKLEY +154.040 +BERKLEY - POLICE F1 BERKLEY + +*** Suburban, Paramed and Fleet Ambulance *** +Same Company + +Post 14 - Pontiac General Hospital +Post 11 - Willaims Lake and 59 +Post 35 - 16 Mile & Rochester +Post 36 - Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak +Post 43 - 10 Mile & Cooledge +Post 22 - Huron Valley Hospital +Post 07 - Baldwin & I-75 +Post 05 - Sashabaw & Clarkston Rd +Post 12 - Crescent Lake & M-59 +Post 15 - Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital +Post 41 - Telegraph & 12 Mile +Post 16 - Walton & Oypdyke +Post 08 - Silverbell & M-24 +Post 27 - Square Lake & Woodward +Post 44 - Lincoln & Woodward (Royal Oak) + +Primary Dispatch 155.28 (Gray) +Secondary Disp 155.235 (Blue) + 155.34 + 155.265 + 155.40 + 806.00 + 453.0125 + + + + +*** Detroit Area Air Frequencies *** + + ANN ARBOR AIRPORT - TOWER ANN ARBOR 120.300 + ANN ARBOR AIRPORT - GROUND ANN ARBOR 121.600 + ANN ARBOR AVIONICS ANN ARBOR 122.950 + ANN ARBOR AIRPORT - UNICOM ANN ARBOR 123.000 + UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - HELIPAD ANN ARBOR 123.050 + AMERICAN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.025 + CONTINENTAL AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.025 + TWA AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.225 + UNITED AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.300 + AMERICAN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.325 + UNITED AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.425 + UNITED PARCEL SERVICE AIR OPS AREAWIDE 129.425 + DELTA AIRLINES AREAWIDE 129.500 + COMAIR AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.000 + US AIR AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.050 + AMERICAN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.250 + TWA AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.400 + US AIR AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.500 + AMERICAN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.625 + EASTERN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.700 + US AIR AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.925 + EASTERN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.950 + AIR CANADA AREAWIDE 131.100 + DELTA AIRLINES AREAWIDE 131.250 + MIDWAY AIRLINES AREAWIDE 131.325 + NORTHWEST AIRLINES AREAWIDE 131.450 + FLYING TIGER AIRLINE AREAWIDE 131.825 + DELTA AIRLINES AREAWIDE 131.900 + FEDERAL EXPRESS AREAWIDE 131.925 + GOODYEAR BLIMP - AIR AREAWIDE 132.000 + DETROIT CITY AIRPORT - WEATHER (ATIS) DETR 120.750 + DETROIT CITY AIRPORT - TOWER DETROIT 121.300 + DETROIT CITY AIRPORT - GROUND CONTROL DETR 121.900 + DETROIT CITY AIRPORT - FSS DETROIT 122.550 + FORD MOTOR COMPANY - AIRCRAFT DETROIT 122.825 + BURROUGHS CO. AIRCRAFT DETROIT 122.875 + DETROIT CITY AIRPORT - UNICOM DETROIT 122.950 + DETROIT CITY AIRPORT - APPROACH/DEPART DET 126.850 + SOUTHWEST AIRLINES DETROIT 129.250 + DELTA AIRLINES DETROIT 129.600 + BRITISH AIRWAYS DETROIT 130.150 + METTETAL AIRPORT - UNICOM PLYMOUTH 122.700 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - APPROACHES ROMULIS 128.750 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - TOWER ROMULUS 118.400 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - DEPARTURES ROMULUS 118.950 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - CLEARANCE/DEL.ROMU 120.650 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - AIR EMERGENCY ROMU 121.500 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - GROUND CONTROL ROM 121.800 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - UNICOM ROMULUS 122.950 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - RADAR APPROACHES 124.050 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - APPROACH/DEPART R 124.250 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - WEATHER ATIS ROMUL 124.550 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - APPROACH/DEPART R 124.900 + DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - APPROACH/DEPART R 125.150 + BIG BEAVER AIRPORT UNICOM TROY 122.700 + OAKLAND PONTIAC AIRPORT A.T.C.WATERFORD 120.500 + OAKLAND PONTIAC AIRPORT GROUND CONTROL WATE121.900 + OAKLAND PONTIAC AIRPORT - ATIS WATERFORD 125.450 + WILLOW RUN AIRPORT - TOWER YPSILANTI 120.000 + WILLOW RUN AIRPORT - GROUND CONTROL YPSILAN121.900 + BUTLER AVIATION YPSILANTI 122.950 + + + +*** HELLO BOYS AND GIRLS HERES A LITTLE COLLECTION + MALLS, STORES, AND FASTFOOD IN MICHIGAN. *** + + +30.840 HARDEES +30.840 RALLY'S +30.840 McDONALDS +33.140 McDONALDS +33.160 RALLY'S +151.625 J.C. 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Special use of frequencies are noted as . +Not all frequencies will be active here in Los Angeles. + +Of these frequencies, 75% can be received with most +multi-band scanners. The last 25% will require a better +scanner such as the Radio Shack PRO-2004. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +shuttle flight up/downlink on 224.04 MHz, 145.45 MHz, and 445.40 MHz. + +NASA USA + +NASA/JPL-PASADENA +122.85 162.025 162.6125 163.000 168.35 +170.35 171.000 406.225 410.000 + +NASA/EDWARDS AFB +49.83 122.85 162.025 162.6125 164.10 +165.6125 166.225 168.00 169.400 169.60 +170.35 170.40 171.00 171.150 +173.6875 240.20 240.60 241.40 241.600 +241.80 259.70 278.90 296.80 314.600 +371.70 382.60 384.80 + +NASA/NEW MEXICO +126.50 + +NASA/Space Shuttle/California +150.225 150.275 150.275 + +NASA/Space Shuttle/Cape Kennedy +259.70 & 269.80 121.75 +148.485 +121.50 123.10 156.00 156.80 157.10 +243.00 282.80 +*********************************************************** +Enjoy! Tony Cardenas WA6IGJ Long Beach, Ca. diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nasalogo.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nasalogo.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67592f0a --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nasalogo.ham @@ -0,0 +1,357 @@ + +============================================================================== + + NASA Shuttle Mission Logo Descriptions - Chronological Order by Launch + +============================================================================== +STS-1 MISSION LOGO + +This is the official insignia for NASA's first flight of the space +transportation system's (STS) Columbia, the first Space Shuttle +orbital flight test (STS-1). Crewmen were Astronauts John W. Young, +Commander, and Robert Crippen, pilot. The art work was done by artist +Robert McCall. +====== +STS-2 MISSION LOGO + +This is the official insignia for STS-2 the United States second Space +Shuttle orbital flight test mission. Crew men were Astronauts Joe H. +Engle, commander, and Richard H. Truly, pilot. Their spacecraft, +Orbiter 102 Columbia, is depicted along with the crew members +surnames, and the merged eagle and American flag. The number two is +significant, as it applies to the number of crew members as well as +the second flight for the Columbia and the second in a series of Space +Shuttle missions. +====== +STS-3 MISSION LOGO + +This is the insignia for NASA's third flight of the space +transportation system's (STS) Columbia depicted in the middle of the +blue sphere against the background of the sun. The Columbia's tail, +nose, and top were pointed at the sun for long periods to test its +thermal response to extremes of temperatures. The three prominent +rays represent the third STS flight. The surnames of Astronauts Jack +R. Lousma, commander, and C. Gordon Fullerton, pilot, flank the +vehicle, and the name Columbia appears at the bottom. The +spacecraft's payload bay doors are open, and the remote manipulator +system (RMS) arm with an experimental payload is extended as it was on +several occasions during the actual flight. The art work was +accomplished by space artist Robert C. McCall of Paradise, Valley,. +Arizona. +====== +STS-4 MISSION LOGO + +This oval shaped artwork is the insignia for the fourth space +transportation system (STS-4) flight in the National Aeronautics and +Space Administration's Space Shuttle Columbia. The Columbia, with its +crew of Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II, and Henry W. Hartsfield, +Jr. aboard, was launched from the Kennedy Space Center and orbited the +Earth for approximately one week in summer of 1982. The insignia +shows the Columbia trailing our nation's colors in the shape or her +flight number, representing the fourth and final flight of the highly +successful flight test phase. +====== +STS-5 MISSION LOGO + +This is the official crew patch for the fifth (note five points of +star) NASA Space Transportation System (STS-5) flight. The STS-5 +mission was NASA's first operational STS flight following four +successful test flights. It was manned by four astronauts -- a space +agency first. Crew members for the flight were Vance D. Brand, +commander; Robert F. Overmyer, Pilot; and William B. Lenoir, and +Joseph P. Allen, mission specialists. +====== +STS-6 MISSION LOGO + +This is the official insignia for Space Shuttle mission STS-6. The +crew members for this mission were Astronauts Paul J. Weitz, +commander; Karol J. Bobko, pilot; and F. Story Musgrave, and Donald H. +Peterson, mission specialists. The sixth Space Shuttle flight is +represented by the hexagonal shape of the insignia and the six stars, +in the portrayed constellation Virgo. The sign of Virgo is also +symbolic of the first flight of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Depicted +above the spacecraft's open cargo bay is the combined inertial Upper +Stage (IUS) and a Tracking and Data Relay Satellite. This is the +first Shuttle flight of the IUS rocket, which carried the first TDRS +to a geosynchronous orbit of 24,000 statute miles. +====== +STS-7 MISSION LOGO + +The Orbiter Challenger, making its second flight into space on STS-7, +is featured in the art for the insignia for that NASA flight. The +remote manipulator arm is positioned such that, the number 7 is +formed. Likewise, seven stars are visible against the black sky. +Within the sun's center are representations for the five crew members, +including, for the first time in NASA's space program, a woman -- Dr. +Sally K. Ride, mission specialist. The crew members' surnames are +listed along the outside edge of the sphere. They are Astronauts +Robert L. Crippen, commander; Frederick H. Hauck, pilot; John M. +Fabian, Sally K. Ride and Norman E. Thagard, mission specialists. +====== +STS-8 MISSION LOGO + +The night launch of Challenger heading toward its third earth-orbital +mission is featured in the official insignia for STS-8. The eighth +flight of the United States Space Transportatioon System is +represented by eight stars of the constellation of Aquila, "The +Eagle." Astronauts Richard H. Truly, commander; Daniel C. +Brandenstein, pilot; Dale A. Gardner, Guion S. Bluford, and William E. +Thornton -- all mission specialists -- have their surnames on the +border of the insignia. +====== +STS-9 MISSION LOGO + +NASA SpaceLink had no text available. +====== +41B MISSION LOGO + +The Space Shuttle Challenger, making its fourth space flight +highlights the 41B insignia. The reusable vehicle is flanked in the +oval by an illustration of another PAM-D assisted satellite +deployment, an astronaut making the first non-tethered extravehicular +activity, and eleven stars. The crew member at right is equipped with +the manned maneuvering unit (MMU), a debuting backpack/motor apparatus +allowing for much greater freedom of movement than that experienced by +any previous space travelers performing EVA. Surnames of the five +astronaut crew members balance the Robert McCall artwork. They are +Vance D. Brand, Robert L. Stewart, Robert L. Gibson, Ronald E. McNair +and Bruce McCandless II. +====== +41-C MISSION LOGO + +The patch worn by the five members of NASA's 41-C space mission tells +the story of that flight. It features a helmet visor of an astronaut +performing an extravehicular activity. In the visor are reflected the +sun's rays, the Challenger and its remote manipulator system (RMS) +deploying the long duration exposure facility (LDEF), the Earth and +blue sky, and another astronaut working at the damaged Solar Maximum +Satellite (SMS). The scene is encircled by the surnames of the crew +members. They are Astronauts Robert L. Crippen, commander; Francis R. +(Dick) Scobee, pilot; and Terry J. Hart, James D. van Hoften and +George D. Nelson, all mission specialists. +====== +41-D MISSION LOGO + +The official mission insignia for the 41-D Space Shuttle flight +features the Discovery -- NASA's third orbital vehicle -- as it makes +its maiden voyage. The ghost ship represents the orbiter's namesakes +which have figured prominently in the history of exploration. The +Space Shuttle Discovery headed for new horizons to extend that proud +tradition. Surnames for the crew members of NASA's eleventh Space +Shuttle mission encircle the red, white and blue scene. They are +Astronauts Henry Hartsfield Jr., commander; Michael L. Coats, pilot; +Judith A. Resnik, Steven A. Hawley and Richard M. (Mike) Mullane, all +mission specialists; and Charles D. Walker, payload specialist. +====== +41-G MISSION LOGO + +The 41-G mission insignia focuses on its seven crew (first to exceed +six), the U.S. Flag and the Unity symbol known as the astronaut pin. +The pin design in center shows a trio of trajectories merging in +infinite space, capped by a bright shining star and encircled by an +elliptical wreath denoting orbital flight. Crew members for the +mission include Astronauts Robert L. Crippen and Jon A. McBride, +commander and pilot, respectively, whose surnames flank those of the +NASA mission specialists -- Astronauts Kathryn D. Sullivan, David C. +Leestma and Sally K. Ride. Paul Scully-Power, a U.S. Navy +oceanographer, and Marc Garneau, a Canadian, joined the crew as +payload specialists. The artwork was done by Patrick Rawlings. +====== +51-A MISSION LOGO + +The Space Shuttle Discovery en route to Earth orbit for NASA's 51-A +mission is reminiscent of soaring Eagle. The red and white trailing +stripes and the blue background, along with the presence of the Eagle, +generate memories of America's 208-year-old history and traditions. +The two satellites orbiting the Earth backgrounded amidst a celestial +scene are a universal representation of the versatility of the Space +Shuttle. White lettering against the blue border lists the surnames +of the five-member crew -- Astronauts Frederick H. (Rick) Hauck, David +Walker, Joseph P. Allen IV, Anna Lee Fisher and Dale A. Gardner. The +artwork was done by Artist Stephen R. Hustvedt. +====== +51-C MISSION LOGO + +The crew insignia for STS Flight 51-C includes the names of its five +crew members who were Thomas K. Mattingly, commander; Loren J. +Shriver, pilot; Ellison L. Onizuka and James F. Buchli, mission +specialists, and Gary E. Payton, payload specialist. +====== +51-D MISSION LOGO + +The dominant features of the 51-D emblem are an orbit formed by a +Colonial American flag and a Space Shuttle. The flag in orbit +signifies the U.S. flag to indicate that it comes from this country +and the American people. The original 13-star flag is used to +symbolize a continuity of technical achievement and progress since +colonial times. The name Discovery preceding the flag represents the +spirit of Discovery and exploration of new frontiers which have been a +hallmark of American people even before they were formed together as a +nation. The crew members were Karol J. Bobko, commander; Donald E. +Williams, pilot; Margaret Rhea Seddon, S. David Griggs, and Jeffrey A. +Hoffman of NASA, mission specialists; and Charles D. Walker +(representing McDonnell Douglas Corporation) and U.S. Senator Jake +Garn (Utah), payload specialists. +====== +51-B MISSION LOGO + +The Space Shuttle Discovery and its science module payload are +featured in the insignia for the STS 51-B/Spacelab 3 mission. The +seven stars of the constellation, Pegasus, surround the orbiting +spaceship above the flag draped Earth. Surnames of the seven crew +members encircle the scene. Crew members were Astronauts Robert F. +Overmyer, commander; Frederick D. Gregory, pilot; Don L. Lind, Norman +E. Thagard, and William E. Thornton, mission specialists; Taylor E. +Wang, and Lodewijk van den Berg, payload specialists. The art work +was done by Carol Ann Lind. +====== +51-G MISSION LOGO + +The 51-G insignia illustrates the advances in aviation technology in +the United States within a relatively short span of the twentieth +century. The surnames of the crew members for the Discovery's mission +appear near the center edge of the circular design. They are +Astronauts Daniel C. Brandenstein, mission commander; John O. +Creighton, pilot; John M. Fabian, Steven R. Nagel and Shannon V. +Lucid, mission specialists; and Payload Specialists Sultan Salman +Abdul Azziz al Sa'ud, and Patrick Baudry. Al Sa'ud flew as part of +the reimbursable agreement with the Arab Satellite Communications +Organization covering the launch of the Arabsat 1B communications +satellite, and Baudry represented France's Centre National d'Etudes +Spatiales. +====== +51-F MISSION LOGO + +Commander: Gordon Fullerton; Pilot, Roy Bridges; Mission Specialists: +Story Musgrave, Anthony England, Karl Henize, ; Payload Specialists: +Loren Acton, John-David Bartoe. +====== +51-I MISSION LOGO + +Commander: Joe Engle; Pilot, Richard Covey; +Mission Specialists: James van Hoften, William Fisher, John Lounge. +====== +51-J MISSION LOGO + +The 51-J Mission Insignia, designed by Atlantis' first crew, pays +tribute to the Statue of Liberty and the ideas it symbolizes. The +historical gateway figure bears additional significance for Astronauts +Karol J. Bobko, mission commander; and Ronald J. Grabe, pilot, both +New York natives. Other members of the five-man crew, whose surnames +encircle the art work are Robert L. Stewart and David C. Hilmers, +mission specialists; and William A. Pailes, payload specialist. +====== +STS 61-A MISSION LOGO + +This insignia was chosen by the eight members of the STS 61-A/D1 +Spacelab mission as the emblem they wore on their space suits. Crew +members' surnames surround the colorful patch scene depicting +Challenger carrying a long science module and an international crew +from Europe and the United States. Serving on the crew were Henry W. +Hartsfield, Jr., commander; Steven R. Nagel, pilot; Bonnie J. Dunbar, +James F. Buchli, Guion S. Bluford, Jr., mission specialists; Ernst +Messerschmid (West Germany), Reinhard Furrer (West Germany), and Wubbo +J. Ockels (Netherlands), payload specialists. +====== +61-B MISSION LOGO + +Brewster A. Shaw, commander; Bryan D. O'Connor, pilot; Mary L. Cleave, +Sherwood C. Spring, Jerry L. Ross, mission specialists; Charles D. +Walker (McDonell Douglas), Rodolfo Neri Vela, payload specialists. +====== +61-C MISSION LOGO + +Columbia, which opened the era of the Space Transportation System with +four orbital flight tests, is featured in re-entry in the emblem +designed by the STS 61-C crew to represent the seven team members who +manned the vehicle on its seventh STS mission. Gold lettering against +black background honors the astronaut crew members on the delta +pattern surrounding colorful re-entry shock waves, and the payload +specialists were honored similarly below the sphere. Robert L. Gibson +was mission commander; Charles F. Bolden, pilot; and George D. Nelson, +Steven A. Hawley and Franklin R. Chang-Diaz, mission specialists. +Payload Specialists were Robert J. Cenker of RCA and Bill Nelson, U.S. +Representative, (D., Florida). Representations of the U.S. flag and +the constellation Draco flank the emblem's core. +====== +51-L MISSION LOGO + +Members of the STS 51-L crew designed this patch to represent their +participation on NASA's January 28, 1986 mission aboard the +Challenger, depicting launching from Florida and soaring into space to +carry out a variety of goals. Among the prescribed duties of the five +astronauts and two payload specialists were to have been observation +and photography of Halley's Comet, backdropped against the U.S. flag +in the insignia. Surnames of the crew members encircle the scene, +with the payload specialists being recognized below. The crew members +were Francis R. Scobee, commander; Michael J. Smith, pilot; Judith A. +Resnik, Ellison Onizuka, and Ronald E. McNair, mission specialists; +and S. Christa McAuliffe, New Hampshire schoolteacher, and Gregory B. +Jarvis, Hughes Aircraft, payload specialists. + +At just under 74 seconds into the flight an explosion occurred, which +caused the loss of the vehicle and its crew. +====== +STS-26 MISSION LOGO + +This is the STS-26 crew patch. The predominant themes are: a new +beginning (sunrise), a safe mission (stylized launch and plane), the +building upon the traditional strengths of NASA (the red vector which +symbolizes aeronautics on the original NASA insignia), and a +remembrance of their seven colleagues who died aboard Challenger (the +seven starred Big Dipper). The patch was designed by artist Stephen +R. Hustvedt of Annapolis, MD. STS-26 crew members were Astronauts +Frederick H. (Rick) Hauck, commander; Richard O. Covey, pilot; and +George D. (Pinky) Nelson, John M. (Mike) Lounge and David C. Hilmers, +mission specialists. +====== +STS-27 MISSION LOGO + +This is the official insignia of the NASA STS-27 mission. The patch +depicts the Space Shuttle lifting off against the multicolored +backdrop of a rainbow, symbolizing the triumphal return to flight of +our nation's manned space program. The design also commemorates the +memory of the crew of Challenger mission STS 51-L, represented by the +seven stars. The names of the flight crew members of STS-27 are +located along the border of the patch. They were Astronauts Robert L. +Gibson, commander; Guy S. Gardner, pilot; Jerry L. Ross, Richard N. +(Nike) Mullane and William M. Shepherd, mission specialists. Each +crew member contributed to the design of the insignia. +====== +STS-29 MISSION LOGO + +The STS-29 insignia was designed to capture and represent the energy +and dynamic nature of this nation's space programs as America +continues to look to the future. The folded ribbon border, the first +of its kind in the Shuttle patch series, gives a sense of +three-dimensional depth to the emblem. The stylistic orbital +maneuvering system (OMS) burn symbolizes the powerful forward momentum +of the Shuttle and a continuing determination to explore the frontiers +of space. The colors of the U.S. flag are represented in the patch's +basic red, white and blue background. In the border, the seven stars +between the STS-29 crew names are a tribute to the crew of Challenger. +====== +STS-30 MISSION LOGO + +The STS-30 patch depicts the joining of NASA's manned and unmanned +space programs. The sun and inner planets of our solar system are +shown with the curve connecting Earth and Venus symbolizing the +shuttle orbit, the spacecraft trajectory toward Venus and its +subsequent orbit around our sister planet. A Spanish caravel similar +to the ship on the official Magellan program logo commemorates the +16th century explorer's journey and his legacy of adventure and +discovery. Seven stars on the patch honor the crew of Challenger. +The five-star cluster in the shape of the constellation Cassiopeia +represent the five STS-30 crew members -- Astronauts David Walker, +Ronald J. Grabe, Norman E. Thagard, Mary L. Cleave, and Mark C. Lee -- +who collectively designed the patch. +====== + +Miscellaneous Logos + +2..Space Shuttle +3..Spacelab (Graphic #1) +4..Spacelab (Graphic #2) +5..Skylab +6..Apollo + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nascar.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nascar.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bd0645da --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nascar.txt @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ + +1990 NASCAR +WINSTON CUP-BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL +RADIO FREQUENCIES + +Below are the frequencies in MHZ. of the cars in the NASCAR Winston Cup and Grand National stock car races. You can monitor these channels at the races and hear the drivers talk to their crews. You can also monitor the NASCAR officials as they co +mmunicate with the corner workers, safety crews, and the pace car. + +These frequencies are the true transmit and recieve channels. You may have problems with some frequencies due to the design of your scanner. Most programmable scanners, especially handhelds have "birdy" frequencies where the scanner will not work +properly. + + +======================WINSTON CUP SERIES===================== + + +CAR# TITLE F.NAME L.NAME FREQ. +----- ------------ ------------ -------------- -------------- +1 DRIVER TERRY LABONTE 461.162 +3 DRIVER DALE EARNHARDT 469.012 +4 DRIVER PHIL PARSONS 464.300 +6 DRIVER MARK MARTIN 468.562 +7 DRIVER ALAN KULWICKI 461.150 +8 DRIVER BOBBY HILLIN JR 935.650 +9 DRIVER BILL ELLIOT 853.487 +10 DRIVER DERRIKE COPE 468.512 +11 DRIVER GEOFF BODINE 855.562 +14 DRIVER A.J. 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OTTINGER 469.812 +3 DRIVER DALE EARNHARDT 469.012 +6 DRIVER TOMMY HOUSTON 463.662 +7 DRIVER HARRY GANT 461.837 +8 DRIVER BOBBY HAMILTON 464.287 +9 DRIVER STEVE GRISSOM 468.937 +11 DRIVER JACK INGRAM 468.225 +12 DRIVER JEFF BURTON 468.887 +15 DRIVER KENNY SCHRADER 856.912 +17 DRIVER DARRELL WALTRIP 855.812 +20 DRIVER BRETT HEARN 464.550 +21 DRIVER LARRY PEARSON 463.500 +22 DRIVER RICK MAST 463.775 +25 DRIVER ROBBIE MOROSO 466.275 +28 DRIVER DAVEY ALLISON 457.600 +32 DRIVER DALE JARRETT 464.287 +34 DRIVER RANDY LAJOIE 469.675 +36 DRIVER KENNY WALLACE 466.412 +42 DRIVER ELTON SAWYER 461.425 +45 DRIVER PATTY MOISE 464.462 +52 DRIVER BRIAN ROSS 464.462 +56 DRIVER RONALD COOPER 464.550 +58 DRIVER JIMMY HENSLEY 465.662 +62 DRIVER ED BARRIER 461.462 +63 DRIVER CHUCK BROWN 462.187 +75 DRIVER RICK WILSON 462.075 +81 DRIVER BOBBY HILLIN JR. 469.287 +87 DRIVER JOE NEMECHEK 463.825 +90 DRIVER ED BERRIER 461.462 +96 DRIVER DANA PATTEN 463.812 +97 DRIVER MORGAN SHEPHERD 468.975 +99 DRIVER TOMMY ELLIS 469.700 + + + +========================NASCAR OFFICIALS========================== + + #1 TOWER 464.500 + #2 464.775 + #3 PACE CAR 464.900 + #4 469.500 + #5 462.025 + #6 465.825 + #7 SCORING 467.800 + #8 467.025 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nash-tn.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/nash-tn.ham new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1caaed9df6186d7cf88026489ffa4a16a85c9d6a GIT binary patch literal 3456 zcmbVO%W~T|5Ztq?{10>5@}^>z_!M=7$f1Oo1h^nXmG=KXWE{~+d&8@Xu{xf+^ zgJkQqYq^kX`Xf-e%4|F*ZrGgQ?>2a%_zhr~uD;0)(RjCT6 z4uNI9rR59DXtF$vjku)wGt1E`i-IU}q%4iwYA{!$txS*I^DreVr0*5CqO4FPq-nLe z8)|v1S#J;@;PFDwc;Afdc+Zrv3NxGvX*!kvmdj=EwaJ~z&K{=pI zPtFl=7>+_?H9`}t#{7(QM7z;BCU7cd6b1+H@MN$9OO)H&O%_?O^Z6Gw3&9(90*7~mWU?|(#LZcz`P^0-{pw4?-;!Y_);B}n1X}6$4`TBUX;XY zdg5eY2T5A-OXR9f{BC>0yy>$*(YF#ML9)8Z~Ax7qKU&+sL+eUIFBBa407Xh{|OYCY;T-o zhakJ#4G#extU|2xgMZ2{)oQfWu3rltZj6U$@qy)n_b=X$)3wuNOwv6re0_{;zO+g* iB`XeCOAzM3k@Y=sEzQP33+eZ!^XSa?JjeOuyMDhn&ox&$*Jq&OBpW#2 z%AzEh)FhT!zh@tKXDqL7!o~b21h-)T!Tmf~&2JVkyA6Nbg^TGtjPT*;aSvBa{W4}O zzFO_D<%T>^Iw3AnFiXWlqG8Q+oS^07l)5f)oQ4#}{ep2_hxo@+09X!I@|i2NX{MBp ziSb6gh{Quce5pGmlUm4pkzCXXYiLY5Vb=&1s5>HK1Y1u#PeyG!2Q53pjH?HeGy59i z&6m2Ac%85iAx73tijH1zrr@5XDc=JVs*uXW4h`$RVJGZNvN#N%)9 z#*J<#{Dv0<;?&S%dCU)xmQ9=ezu+kucfwyPxyv^Y$(>G2lxQpXhg^-gdJ;$7$SRww z$SHvdjffend8y&MDRoVdut~vzL#Xe;GG#gcT)kWS^^b)eqZqbuWl_S--O9>RcT6S* z?|*1I2yZRYRIsdsV0PY>)2`={kyEn)IMF{}G@F*kfD+&EXdJv$yo{yR$5eV#kklQt z(xYyAYtC$oJEGfwptQK&J@Sh5QJ_7cCW}0@G!2&M?{sQu(1vxSd77Fs08r0+7@o*i zaY3s!>!2uR8Tr8JTZuYhw&r^{VjY2wTx5jD0@=a>p zW%;^pBl$YB=Akeiua@wI$2%>aIGCFuYs%N!=OeyFm8aGFEp+u?$s>Qa^5m8o>Qi&& zDOq<1>Q2bWMTuBDupzWMAvAeU!NY6i+Ikp{95TkhuU*^TMcu MO-1...Van + (Grandview Park) MO-2...Car + Zone 3 Zone 4 + 3301 3302 3320 3321 3401 3402 3412 3421 + 3322 3323 3324 3325 3422 3423 3425 3426 + 3326 3327 3328 3329 3427 3428 3429 3430 + 3331 3431 3432 + 3340-Beat 3342- + 3371 3472 + 3380- 3381 3480- 3481- + 341-K + 33H2-Housing 34H2-Housing + +453.400 Pittsburgh Police (Chan. 3) + KGB327 Zone 5 Zone 6 + (Herron Hill Resevoir) 3501 3502 3503 3504 3601 3602 3603 3620 + 3520 3521 3522 3523 3621 3622 3623 3624 + 323-Commander 3524 3526 3527 3528 3625 3626 3627 3628 + 3530 3531 3533 3534 3629 3630 3631 3632 + 3536 3537 3538 3633 3634 3640 + 3582- 3583- 3640-Beat 3641-Beat + 351-K 352-K 3680-Lt +453.550 Pittsburgh Police (Chan. 4) + KGB327 Traffic Dept. Registration Index + (Crane Ave.) Tow Pound + (Banksville Park) NCIC, 2nd. Comms. + +453.700 Pittsburgh Police/Fire Dept. (Chan. 5) + | KGB327 Primary Fire Dispatch + | (Grandview) (Special Details) + | +453.850 Pittsburgh Police (Chan. 6) + | KGB327 Secondary FIRE Ground Control + | Motorcycles, Vascar, Detectives,Car-Car + | Vascar, Detectives, Car-Car + | Phone Patch capb. + | +453.450 Pittsburgh Police (Chan. 7) + | KGB327 Public Safety Tactical Channel + |(Herron Hill) Encription to be used. + | Special Details + | +453.950 Pittsburgh Police (Chan. 8) + | KGB327 Detectives + | (Grandview) Public Safety Administration + | Phone Patch capb. +462.950 Pittsburgh Paramedics Dispatch (Chan. 1) + | 5101 - 5114 Medic + | 5201 - 5202 Rescue + | 5221 - 5222 River Rescue + | 5503 +462.975 Pittsburgh Paramedics Dispatch (Chan. 2) + S| 5101 - 5114 Medic + A| 5201 - 5202 Rescue + M| 5221 - 5222 River Rescue + E| 5503 +155.340 Pittsburgh Paramedics + | Pittsburgh Medic Command, Angel 1 + | Presby. Univ., Mercy +155.400 Pittsburgh Paramedics + | KBW765 Children's Hospital Radio,Braddock, AGH + | Jefferson Center, Shadyside,Forbes Reg., + | Southside, Suburban Gen., St. Francis, + | OVH, Citizens Gen. +155.235 AGH Life Flight Helicoptor Rescue (1,2,3) +155.115 Pittsburgh Public School Security +154.130 Pittsburgh Fire Dept. Dispatch (CLEARER) +154.325 Pittsburgh Fire Dept. ?? +154.445 Pittsburgh Fire Dept. ?? +159.030 Pittsburgh Police-City Insp.,COMBASE ?? +Pittsburgh Police Zones Of Coverage + + 1. Northside + 2. Downtown, Hill District + 3. Arlington, St. Clair, Carrick, Southside + 4. Mt. Washington, West End, Sheriden, Beechview + Parkway Ctr. + 5. E. Liberty, Stanton Hgts., Lawrenceville + 6. Hazelwood, Oakland, Squirrel Hill, Greenfield + +Pittsburgh Fire Engine Companies + + 21. Allentown + 22. Arlington + 23. Carrick + 26. Brookline + 27. Mt. Washington + 28. Beechview + +Pittsburgh Communications Numbers + + 3xxx = Police 4xxx = Fire 5xxx = Medic + + 3xxx = Police + ||| + |||-- Unit Number + ||--- Type Of Unit 4 - Beat Cop + | 7 - Plain Clothes + | 8 - Lt. + | H - Housing + | + |---- Zone Number 1-6 + |---- Detectives 7-8 (Ex. 3780 - Detective Lt.) + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/police3lst.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/police3lst.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..caf54acd --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/police3lst.ham @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ + + + + + +FAST LIST OF ATLANTA FREQUENCIES + + + 31.10 State Game & Fish 158.775 Fulton Co. Police + 46.42 Cobb Co Fire 450.050 WSB-TV F-1 +120.90 PDK Tower 450.487 WSB-TV F-2 +128.40 PDK ATIS 450.450 WAGA-TV +121.70 PDK Ground 450.750 WAGA-TV +122.80 Unicomm 450.150 WXIA-TV F-1 +118.50 FTY Tower 450.612 WXIA-TV F-2 +121.70 FTY Ground 455.250 WSB Helicopter +119.65 ATL ATIS 460.400 DeKalb Co. South +154.190 Atlanta Fire Disp. 460.450 DeKalb Co. North +153.830 Atlanta Fireground 460.225 DeKalb Co. All +154.235 Fulton Co. Fire 460.525 DeKalb Co. Fire Disp. +155.700 Atlanta Dect. 460.550 DeKalb Co. Fireground +155.910 GSP Atlanta 474.075 Marta Police + + +Atlanta Police Freqs. + +Zone 1 460.300 N.W. +Zone 2 460.025 N.E. +Zone 3 460.075 S.E. +Zone 4 460.350 S.W. +Zone 5 460.150 Dntn. +Zone 6 460.475 Stadium +Tact 460.200 NCIC, Special Events, SWAT +Admin 460.425 Data Xfer for Mobile Term. + +Helicopter Unicoms + +123.025 Unicomm Helicopters +122.850 Unicomm (helicopters?) +122.925 Unicomm (helicopters?) +123.050 Unicomm Helicopters +123.075 Unicomm Helicopters + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/police4lst.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/police4lst.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9cba603a --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/police4lst.ham @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +ATLANTA POLICE CODES (Also Fulton County) + + + + +1. Stolen Auto +2. Silent Alarm +3. Audible Alarm +4. Ambulance +5. Breaking Street Lights +6. Burglar in Home +7. Burglar in Business +8. Community Relations Dept +9. Administration Pull-out +10. Call Chief's Office +11. City Garage +12. Grady Detention +13. Criminal Division +14. Identification Division +15. Report Section +16. Precinct Station +17. Radio (Dispatcher) +18. Radio Shop +19. Detention +20. Information Desk (message waiting for officer) +21. Field Operation Division +22. Against Department Policy +23. Disorderly +24. Demented Person +25. Discharging Firearms +26. Discharging Fireworks +27. Barking Dogs +28. Drunk +29. Fight +30. Drunk Driver +31. Electric wires down +32. Prisioner Escape +33. Fire +34. Gaming +35. Report (in person) to Precinct driveway +36. Holdup in progress +37. Illegal Parking +38. Illegal Alcohol +39. Information for officer +40. Investigate or destroy animal +41. Auto accident +42. Burglary +43. Hit & Run +44. Robery +45. Larceny +46. Pedestrial accident +47. Person injured +48. Person dead +49. Rape +50. Person shot +51. Person stabbed +52. Stolen articles +53. Suicide +54. Suspicious person (auto) +55. Trouble unknown +56. Lost person +57. Loud radio +58. Person being beaten +59. Meet officer at (location) +60. Molesting person +61. Money transfer +62. Switch zones (usually change radio frequency) +63. Officer needs help +64. Panhandling +65. Holdup Alarm +66. Peeping tom +67. Person down +68. Person screaming +69. Person armed +70. Prowler +71. Public Indecency +72. Reckless driving +73. Bomb threat +74. Whiskey/Beer +75. Air rifles +76. Sick call +77. Snatch thief +78. Lookout description +79. Stealing from auto +80. Stray animals +81. Street hazard +82. Send paddy waggon +83. Person located +84. Work traffic +85. Send wrecker +86. Field ID Unit call +87. Administration Services Division +88. Commissioners office +89. Stake out + + + +Other Terms + +Make Bond - Arrest person +59 Right Away - Police officer need help immediately + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presfreq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presfreq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..64890517 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presfreq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ + + U.S. SECRET SERVICE + PRESIDENT SECURITY FREQUENCYS + +MHZ. CHANNEL USAGE +--- ------- ----- + +32.230 ABLE WHCA +166.5125 ALPHA ESCORT & SECURITY +165.7875 BAKER PRES./VP/VIP ESCORTS +165.375 CHARLIE NATIONWIDE PRIMARY, COMMAND POST COORDINATION +169.925 DELTA WHCA VANS, PHONES PATCHES +407.850 ECHO PHONE PATCH UPLINK PAIRED WITH 415.700 IN AIRCRAFT +415.700 FOXTROT PHONE PATCH DOWNLINK PAIRED WITH 407.850 ON GROUND +165.7625 GOLF INPUT TO 165.375 REPEATERS +166.2125 HOTEL PRES./VP PROTECTION +407.925 INDIA TREAUSRY SECURITY FORCE (PRES./VP PROTECTION) +170.000 JULIET CAMP DAVID, PAGER +167.825 KILO WHCA STAFF +168.7875 LIMA WHCA STAFF +165.2125 MIKE FOREIGN/DOMESTIC DIGNITARIES PROTECTION +167.025 NOVEMBER WHCA STAFF +164.8875 OSCAR PRES. LOMO. & EXECUTIVE FAMILY +166.400 PAPA COUNTERFEIT DIVISION, PRES./VP PROTECTION +166.700 QUEBEC WHCA STAFF +166.400 ROMEO INPUT TO 166.4625 REPEATERS +166.5125 SIERRA PRES./VP PROTECTION, PAGERS +164.650 TANGO PRES./VP PROTECTION + UNIFORM +164.100 VICTOR PRES./VP PROTECTION +167.025 WHISKEY PAGERS +166.4625 X-RAY TREASURY COMMON CHANNEL (SS/ATF/CUSTOMS/IRS) +162.6875 YANKEE PHONE PATCH UPLINK PAIRED WITH 171.2875 IN AIRCRAFT +171.2875 ZULU PHONE PATCH DOWNLINK PAIRED WITH 162.6875 ON GROUND + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presfreq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presfreq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..26e83fea --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presfreq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ + + WHICH WHITE HOUSE CIRCUITS HAVE BEEN SECURED? + + As a follow on to the discussion of the White House use of DVP or +some related digital security technique on secret service voice channels, +does anybody happen to know whether they have also secured the telephone +("phone patch") circuits to Air Force 1 that have been traditionally left +in the clear ? A list of those circuits in use recently follows. (Note +that all of this information has been published in some form.) + +1. "Nationwide" or "Echo-Foxtrot" half-duplex single channel nbfm voice + via about 100 sites located on AT&T microwave relay towers throughout + US tied by leased voice channels to manual switchboard at White House + ("Crown Control"). Uses 415.700 mhz from AF-1, 407.85 mhz. to AF-1, + at rather low EIRP's (less than a few watts). + +2. "Combat Ciders" or "Autovon" or "Wideband" full-duplex FDM multi + channel wbfm via nuclear hardened antenna's at many of the Autovon + switching centers, also via relay aircraft and the various emergency + command post aircraft (eg "Lookinglass"). Has provisions for secure + voice and teletype (also fax) as well as fully automatic autovon + voice trunks with standard autovon signalling and control. Trunks + are located on 12, 16, 20 and 24 khz ssb channels, 0-4 khz is used + for an order wire to ground station. Uses various frequencies in + the 225-400 mhz military UHF band, 390.55 and 392.55 have been used + as transmit from AF-1 in past. EIRP is (or was) very high, one + published description of system said it was 1 Kw to counter absorption + effects near nuclear fireballs. + +3. "Yankee Zulu" full-duplex single channel nbfm voice via portable + equipment set up by secret service at site of Presidential visit. + This system has also been used for non-secure circuits to Presidential + automobiles, and is probably what Reagan used to talk to the gunman in + the golf coarse incident. Frequencies are around 163 and 172 Mhz + at EIRP's of perhaps 25-100 watts. + +4. "Mystic Star" hf ssb via about 10-15 AF bases throughout the world + with remote transceivers controlled via telephone voice channels from + Andrews AFB. This system is used for telephone traffic mostly + when AF-1 is out of range of the UHF links, but at least two ssb voice + frequencies (and a full duplex 75 baud secure teletype channel called + "India Oscar" which use a special anti-multipath modem) are maintained + continuously and used for coordination of other communications links. + Frequencies are chosen from a list of about 150 scattered throughout + the available chunks of hf spectrum and are designated by "fox" + code numbers which change from time to time. + +5. FLTSATCOM. A full-duplex nbfm voice channel to AF-1 is maintained + via whichever of the Navy FLTSATCOM spacecraft are in an optimal + position. This circuit (which isn't very private since 1/3 of the + globe can pick it up) is mostly used for secure voice and fax + transmission via conventional vf modems, but is occasionally used for + clear voice traffic. ( AF-1 also uses other secure forms of satellite + transmission as well). Frequencies for downlink are around 261 mhz + and 291 mhz for the uplink. Uplink EIRP is several hundred watts. + + Are these circuits still in use ? + + Does anyone know of any other non-secure AF-1 telephone circuits that +they feel at liberty to discuss. ? + + Finally has anyone thought that perhaps the White House decision +to encrypt Presidential protection communications with DES (?) implies that +we consider DES breakable by world class cryptologic establishments ? One +suspects that we haven't left those communications in the clear by accident +as the status and health of the President of great concern to both our +allies and our principle adversary. Perhaps we are assuming that the various +world equivalents of the NSA can monitor Presidential protection if they +want to but terrorists and nosey journalists cannot ? Can anyone comment ? + + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presidentfreq.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presidentfreq.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f61892ae --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/presidentfreq.txt @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ + + U.S. SECRET SERVICE + PRESIDENT SECURITY FREQUENCYS + +MHZ. CHANNEL USAGE +--- ------- ----- + +32.230 ABLE WHITE COMM AGENCY (CROWN) +166.5125 ALPHA ESCORT & SECURITY +165.7875 BAKER PRES./VP/VIP ESCORTS +165.375 CHARLIE NATIONWIDE PRIMARY, COMMAND POST COORDINATION +169.925 DELTA WHCA VANS, PHONES PATCHES +407.850 ECHO PHONE PATCH UPLINK PAIRED WITH 415.700 IN AIRCRAFT +415.700 FOXTROT PHONE PATCH DOWNLINK PAIRED WITH 407.850 ON GROUND +165.7625 GOLF INPUT TO 165.375 REPEATERS +166.2125 HOTEL PRES./VP PROTECTION +407.925 INDIA TREAUSRY SECURITY FORCE (PRES./VP PROTECTION) +170.000 JULIET CAMP DAVID, PAGER +167.825 KILO WHCA STAFF +168.7875 LIMA WHCA STAFF +165.2125 MIKE FOREIGN/DOMESTIC DIGNITARIES PROTECTION +167.025 NOVEMBER WHCA STAFF +164.8875 OSCAR PRES. LOMO. & EXECUTIVE FAMILY +166.400 PAPA COUNTERFEIT DIVISION, PRES./VP PROTECTION +166.700 QUEBEC WHCA STAFF +166.400 ROMEO INPUT TO 166.4625 REPEATERS +166.5125 SIERRA PRES./VP PROTECTION, PAGERS +164.650 TANGO PRES./VP PROTECTION + UNIFORM +164.100 VICTOR PRES./VP PROTECTION +167.025 WHISKEY PAGERS +166.4625 X-RAY TREASURY COMMON CHANNEL (SS/ATF/CUSTOMS/IRS) +162.6875 YANKEE PHONE PATCH UPLINK PAIRED WITH 171.2875 IN AIRCRAFT +171.2875 ZULU PHONE PATCH DOWNLINK PAIRED WITH 162.6875 ON GROUND + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/pugetsnd.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/pugetsnd.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ef315e56 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/pugetsnd.ham @@ -0,0 +1,315 @@ + +Frequency-City County Dept. Dept. 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King/Snohomish Police Tac +154.190 Carnation King Fire +153.410 County King Utilitiy companies Puget Power & Light +153.775 County King Fire Search & Rescue +153.830 County Snohomish Fire Portables +154.055 County Snohomish Sheriff D.E.M. +154.250 County King Fire Mutual Aid +154.910 County Snohomish Sno-Com / 911 County Wide +154.965 County King Sheriff Marine Patrol (L. Wash & L. 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Police U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency - Simplex +418.825 U.S.A. U.S.A. Police U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency - Simplex +418.875 U.S.A. U.S.A. Police U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency - Simplex +418.900 U.S.A. U.S.A. Police U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency - Repeater Output +418.950 U.S.A. U.S.A. Police U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency - Repeater Output +454.675 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Nationwide +454.700 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #6 +454.725 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #7 +454.750 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #5 - SeaTac +454.775 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #8 +454.800 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #4 +454.825 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #9 - SeaTac +454.850 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #3 +454.875 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #10 +454.900 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #2 +454.925 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #11 +454.950 U.S.A. U.S.A. 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ABC Moblie Brake +47.100 Wenatchee Wenatchee Department of Transportation District #2 +47.240 Yakima Department of Transportation District #5 + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/racing.fre b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/racing.fre new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2a3b0321 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/racing.fre @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------t SCANNING CAR RACES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Going to the track soon? Take along your scanner and hear exactly what is going on. Listen to pit crews, drivers, news media, ambulances etc. + +Copied by Topol, KWV8BP +Source: Popular Communications + +Business radio service frequencies are in heavy use, with some crews using multi channel radios. It might be a good idea to see what the search/scan feature of your unit will produce for you if you let it sift through the following bands: + +151.625 to 151.955 462.550 to 462.9125 +154.515 to 154.600 463.200 to 464.9875 +457.5125 to 457.6125 465.6625 to 467.1875 +460.6625 to 460.6875 467.550 to 467.9125 +460.9125 to 462.1875 468.200 to 469.9875 + +Also make sure to check these frequencies: + +30.84 457.60 +33.14 464.50 +33.40 464.55 +35.02 467.75 +35.04 467.775 +42.98 467.80 +151.625 467.825 +154.57 467.85 +154.60 467.875 +457.55 467.90 +457.575 467.925 + +Sanctioning organizations, such as NASCAR, USAC, CART, SCCA, etc. also have there own frequencies for on sight communications, check these following freqs. + +464.500 All Pro Racing Association 464.500 SCCA Glen Region +151.625 American Motor Sports Ass. 151.625 SCCA Houston Region +469.500 American Speed Association 151.625 SCCA Land-O-Lakes Reg. +154.570 Auto Race Promotions 151.625 SCCA Missouri Region +464.625 Championship Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA North Carolina Reg + Teams F-1 151.625 SCCA Northeastern Reg. +464.750 Championship Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA Northwest Region + Teams F-2 154.570 SCCA Northwest Region +464.550 Championship Auto Racing 154.600 SCCA Northwest Region + Teams F-3 462.725 SCCA Oregon Region +464.500 Championship Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA Pennsylvania Reg. + Teams F-4 151.625 SCCA San Francisco Reg +154.570 International Motor Sports 151.625 SCCA South Carolina Reg + Association 151.625 SCCA Southwest +464.500 National Association of Louisiana Region + Stock Car Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA Texas Region + (NASCAR) F1 151.625 SCCA Washington state +464.550 NASCAR Used for scoring Region +464.775 NASCAR F2 +464.900 NASCAR F3 +467.025 NASCAR F6 +469.500 NASCAR F4 +151.625 National Hot Rod Assoc. 154.570 SCCA Washington state +154.570 National Hot Rod Assoc. 154.600 SCCA Washington state +154.600 National Hot Rod Assoc. 154.570 SCCA WVA Region +151.625 National Off-Road Vehicle 154.600 SCCA WVA Region + Association 151.955 Sports Car Racing Ass. +151.925 National Off-Road Vehicle 463.925 Sports Car Racing Ass. + Association 151.625 United Racing Club Inc. +151.625 North American Car Club 151.655 United States Auto Club +151.625 Professional Auto Racing 151.745 United States Auto Club + Teams Inc. +151.625 Race Communications Assoc. +151.625 SCCA Alamo Region +151.625 SCCA Arkansas Region +151.625 SCCA Central Carolina Reg. +151.625 SCCA Chicago Region +464.500 SCCA Corning (NY) Region +151.625 SCCA Dallas Region + +Here is a list of frequencies believed to be in use by various NASCAR drivers. + +1 Brett Bodine 463.775 Bull's Chevrolet +3 Dale Earnhardt 469.015 Wrangler/Chevrolet +4 Rick Wilson 463.450 Kodak/Oldsmobile +5 Geoff Bodine 851.500 Levi/Chevrolet + 854.500 +7 Alan Kulwicki 461.150 Zerex/Ford +8 Bobby Hillin 856.800 Miller/Buick +9 Bill Elliott 853.500 Coors/Ford +11 Terry Labonte 855.575 Budweiser/Chevrolet + 855.525 +15 Ricky Rudd 464.300 Motorcraft/Ford +17 Darrell Waltrip 856.500 Tide/Chevrolet +21 Kyle Petty 463.4625 Citgo/Ford + 463.4875 +25 Tim Richmond 851.575 Folgers/Chevrolet +26 Morgan Shepherd 468.4875 Quaker State/Buick +27 Rusty Wallace 463.900 Kodiak/Pontiac +28 Davey Allison 457.600 Havoline/Ford + 463.700 +29 Cale Yarborough 464.600 Hardee's/Oldsmobile + 466.770 +33 Harry Grant 461.687 Skoal/Chevrolet + 461.975 +35 Benny Parsons 856.925 Folgers/Chevrolet +43 Richard Petty 464.800 STP/Pontiac +44 Sterling Marlin 461.875 Piedmont/Oldsmobile +50 Greg Sacks 834.075 Valvoline/Pontiac +55 Phil Parsons 464.450 Skoal/Oldsmobile + 466.476 +71 Dave Marcis 467.825 Lifebuoy/Chevrolet +75 Neil Bonnett 468.975 Valvoline/Pontiac +88 Buddy Baker 466.700 Crisco/Oldsmobile +90 Ken Schrader 467.162 Red Baron/Ford +X \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/racing.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/racing.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e09669c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/racing.ham @@ -0,0 +1,155 @@ + + + SCANNING CAR RACES + ------------------ + + + Going to the track soon? Take along your scanner and hear exactly what is +going on. Listen to pit crews, drivers, news media, ambulances etc. + +Source: Popular Communications + Monitoring Times +Reprinted by: John Johnson KWV8BP + +Business radio service frequencies are in heavy use, with some crews using +multi channel radios. It might be a good idea to see what the search/scan +feature of your unit will produce for you if you let it sift through the +following bands: + +151.625 to 151.955 462.550 to 462.9125 +154.515 to 154.600 463.200 to 464.9875 +457.5125 to 457.6125 465.6625 to 467.1875 +460.6625 to 460.6875 467.550 to 467.9125 +460.9125 to 462.1875 468.200 to 469.9875 + +Also make sure to check these frequencies: + +30.84 457.60 +33.14 464.50 +33.40 464.55 +35.02 467.75 +35.04 467.775 +42.98 467.80 +151.625 467.825 +154.57 467.85 +154.60 467.875 +457.55 467.90 +457.575 467.925 + + +Sanctioning organizations, such as NASCAR, USAC, CART, SCCA, etc. also have +there own frequencies for on sight communications, check these following +freqs. + +464.500 All Pro Racing Association 464.500 SCCA Glen Region +151.625 American Motor Sports Ass. 151.625 SCCA Houston Region +469.500 American Speed Association 151.625 SCCA Land-O-Lakes Reg +154.570 Auto Race Promotions 151.625 SCCA Missouri Region +464.625 Championship Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA North Carolina + Reg + Teams F-1 151.625 SCCA Northeastern Reg +464.750 Championship Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA Northwest Region + Teams F-2 154.570 SCCA Northwest Region +464.550 Championship Auto Racing 154.600 SCCA Northwest Region + Teams F-3 462.725 SCCA Oregon Region +464.500 Championship Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA Pennsylvania Reg + Teams F-4 151.625 SCCA San Francisco Reg +154.570 International Motor Sports 151.625 SCCA South Carolina + Reg Association + 151.625 SCCA Southwest +464.500 National Association of Louisiana Region + Stock Car Auto Racing 151.625 SCCA Texas Region + (NASCAR) F1 151.625 SCCA Washington state +464.550 NASCAR Used for scoring Region +464.775 NASCAR F2 +464.900 NASCAR F3 +467.025 NASCAR F6 +469.500 NASCAR F4 +151.625 National Hot Rod Assoc. 154.570 SCCA Washington state +154.570 National Hot Rod Assoc. 154.600 SCCA Washington state +154.600 National Hot Rod Assoc. 154.570 SCCA WVA Region +151.625 National Off-Road Vehicle 154.600 SCCA WVA Region + Association 151.955 Sports Car Racing Ass +151.925 National Off-Road Vehicle 463.925 Sports Car Racing Ass + Association 151.625 United Racing Club + Inc. +151.625 North American Car Club 151.655 United States Auto + Club +151.625 Professional Auto Racing 151.745 United States Auto + Club + Teams Inc. +151.625 Race Communications Assoc. 461.3125 ESPN (Cameras) +151.625 SCCA Alamo Region 152.960 ESPN (Car Mike) +151.625 SCCA Arkansas Region 466.650 ESPN (Satellite Feed) +151.625 SCCA Central Carolina Reg. 454.000 MRN Motor Racing Net. +151.625 SCCA Chicago Region +464.500 SCCA Corning (NY) Region +151.625 SCCA Dallas Region + +Here is a list of frequencies believed to be in use by various NASCAR drivers + +1 Brett Bodine 463.775 Bull's Chevrolet +3 Dale Earnhardt 469.015 Wrangler/Chevrolet +4 Rick Wilson 463.450 Kodak/Oldsmobile +5 Geoff Bodine 851.500 Levi/Chevrolet + 854.500 +6 Mark Martin 468.5625 alternates 463.925, 463.400 +7 Alan Kulwicki 461.150 Zerex/Ford +8 Bobby Hillin 856.800 Miller/Buick +9 Bill Elliott 853.500 Coors/Ford +10 Ken Bouchard 468.5125 +11 Terry Labonte 855.575 Budweiser/Chevrolet + 855.525 +12 Mike Alexander 451.900 alternates 464.3125, 469.3125 +14 A.J. Foyt 456.9125 alternates 468.1875, 463.550, +463.1975 +15 Ricky Rudd 464.300 Motorcraft/Ford +16 Larry Pearson 452.600 alternate 463.775 +17 Darrell Waltrip 856.500 Tide/Chevrolet +21 Kyle Petty 463.4625 Citgo/Ford + 463.4875 +23 Eddie Bierschwale 462.675 +25 Ken Schrader 856.925 alternate 851.575 +25 Tim Richmond 851.575 Folgers/Chevrolet +26 Ricky Rudd 468.4875 +26 Morgan Shepherd 468.4875 Quaker State/Buick +27 Rusty Wallace 463.900 Kodiak/Pontiac +28 Davey Allison 457.600 Havoline/Ford + 463.700 +29 Cale Yarborough 464.600 Hardee's/Oldsmobile + 466.770 +30 Mike Waltrip 466.300 alternate 461.300 +31 Joe Ruttman 468.9375 +33 Harry Grant 461.687 Skoal/Chevrolet + 461.975 +35 Benny Parsons 856.925 Folgers/Chevrolet +41 Joe Booher 469.975 +43 Richard Petty 464.800 STP/Pontiac +44 Sterling Marlin 461.875 Piedmont/Oldsmobile +47 Morgan Sheppard 466.200 +50 Greg Sacks 834.075 Valvoline/Pontiac +52 Jimmy Means 467.925 alternate 469.925, 464.400, 464.925 +55 Phil Parsons 464.450 Skoal/Oldsmobile + 466.476 +67 Buddy Arrington 464.075 alternate 469.075 +68 Derrike Cope 464.025 +71 Dave Marcis 467.825 Lifebuoy/Chevrolet +75 Neil Bonnett 468.975 Valvoline/Pontiac + 463.975 +77 Ken Ragan 461.825 alternate 469.225 +80 Jimmy Horton 463.4375 +83 Lake Speed 859.825 alternate 463.775, 468.775 +88 Buddy Baker 466.700 Crisco/Oldsmobile +90 Ken Schrader 467.162 Red Baron/Ford +90 Benny Parsons 467.162 +92 David Sosobee 464.5625 +98 Brad Nofsinger 461.525 alternate 461.450 + + +This file was brought to you by John Johnson KWV8BP of the Hotline BBS, +give us a call, we have an entire section dedicated to Scanner & Radio +related topics.. + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/radio.frq b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/radio.frq new file mode 100644 index 00000000..390db367 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/radio.frq @@ -0,0 +1,261 @@ + TABLE OF AUTHORIZED EMISSIONS IN THE AMATEUR SERVICE + + Effective May 22, 1983 ** +---------------------------------------------------------------- +Novice/Technician General/Advanced Extra + A1 emission only A1 and F1 A1 and F1 + + 3700 - 3750 3525 - 3775 3500 - 3775 + 7100 - 7150 7025 - 7150 7000 - 7150 + 21100 - 21200 10100 - 10109 10100 - 10109 + 28100 - 28200 10115 - 10150 10115 - 10150 + 14025 - 14150 14000 - 14150 + 21025 - 21250 21000 - 21250 + 28000 - 28500 28000 - 28500 + + NOTE: 250 watts max input in Novice subbands and 30 meters. + --------------------------------------------------------------- + General Advanced Extra + A1, A3, A4, A5, F3, F4, F5 + + 3890 - 4000 3800 - 4000 3775 - 4000 + 7225 - 7300 7150 - 7300 7150 - 7300 + 14225 - 14350 14175 - 14350 14150 - 14350 + 21350 - 21450 21270 - 21450 21250 - 21450 + 28500 - 29700 28500 - 29700 28500 - 29700 +---------------------------------------------------------------- + 160 Meters (Illinois) A1 and A3 only + KHz Day power Night power + + 1800 - 1900 1000 1000 + 1900 - 1925 500 100 + 1925 - 1975 100 25 + 1975 - 2000 500 100 +---------------------------------------------------------------- + 6 and 2 Meters: General/Advanced/Extra + + 50.0 - 50.1 A1 only + 51.0 - 54.0 A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 + 50.1 - 54.0 A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 + + 144.0 - 144.1 A1 only + 144.1 - 148.0 A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, F0, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 +---------------------------------------------------------------- + The bandwidth of an F3 emission below 29 MHz shall not + exceed that of an A3 emission. +---------------------------------------------------------------- +.PA Š________________________________________________________________ + The "Considerate Operators Frequency Guide" + (Frequencies generally recognized for certain activities) + + 1800 - 1825 cw only 14.08 - 14.10 RTTY + 1825 - 1830 dx window 14.23 SSTV + 1850 - 1855 dx window 21.09 - 21.10 RTTY + 3610 - 1630 RTTY 21.34 SSTV + 3637.5 AMTOR 28.09 - 28.10 RTTY + 3845 SSTV 28.68 SSTV + 7090 - 7100 RTTY 29.30 - 29.50 SATELLITES + 7171 SSTV 29.52 - 29.58 RPTR inputs + 10.14-10.15 RTTY 29.60 FM simplex + 14.075 AMTOR 29.62 - 29.68 RPTR outputs +____________________________________________________________________ + ** 20 meter phone expansion effective May 22, 1983 + AMTOR effective Jan 22, 1983 +____________________________________________________________________ + + + +DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS: (F1, 3.5-28 MHz)(A2, F1, F2 above 28 MHz) + + BAUDOT: (International Alphabet #2) + A2, F1, F2: Maximum frequency shift = 900 Hz + A2, F2: Highest modulating frequency = 3000 Hz. + Maximum speed = 100 wpm (75 baud). + + ASCII: Maximum baud rates: + 3.5 - 28 MHz = 300 baud + 28 - 50 MHz = 1200 baud + 50 - 220 MHz = 19600 baud + 220 - up = 56000 baud + + AMTOR: TOR specifications are found in CCIR Rec. 476-2. + (100 baud, Block rep rate 2.222/sec.) + + OTHER DIGITAL CODES: (ABOVE 50 MHZ ONLY): + Any other digital code may be used above 50 MHz + in the domestic U.S. (Except where A1 only is + permitted). A description of the code and modu- + lation technique must be kept in the log. + + Bandwidth limitations: + 50 - 220 MHz = 20 kHz max. + 220 - 1215 MHz = 100 kHz max. + 1215 and up = any Bw if in accordance with + 97.63(b) and 97.73(c). + + NOTE: When any digital communications are used, ID must + be given by voice or CW, whichever is appropriate. +.PA ŠFACSIMILIE and TELEVISION: + + Below 50 MHz the bandwidth of A4, A5, F4, F5 must not + exceed that of an A3 SSB signal. + + 50 to 225 MHz: + The bandwidth of A4 and A5 SSB emissions must not exceed + that of A3 SSB emissions. + + The bandwidth of A4 and A5 DSB emissions must not exceed + that of A3 DSB emissions. + + Type F4 and F5 emissions shall be limited to a peak + deviation of 5 KHz with a maximum modulating frequency + of 3 KHz. Alternatively, the bandwidth shall be no + greater than 20 KHz. + + Below 225 MHz, type A4 and A3 or type A5 and A3 + emissions are allowed simultaneously on the same + frequency if the bandwidth is no greater than type + A3 DSB. + +---------------------------------------------------------------- + + The present complete emission types are given in the format: + "Numeral, Letter, Numeral, Letter". The first numeral + indicates the bandwidth of the signal. This is often not + shown (and really should be for an accurate description). + The first letter shows the type of main carrier modulation. + The second numeral indicates the type of modulating signal + (voice, TV, CW, etc). The suffix letter, also not always + shown, basically indicates carrier and sideband type + information (full carrier or supressed, SSB or DSB etc). + The following list is not complete, does not show pulse + modes, and does not mean that all these can be used by the + amateur. + + TYPE DESCRIPTION NOTE + + (Amplitude Modulation) + + A0 carrier - no modulation + A1 on-off telegraphy #1 + A2 amplitude modulated telegraphy #1,2 + A3 DSB (full carrier telephony) + A3A SSB (reduced carrier telephony) + A3B (2 independent sidebands - + reduced carrier) #3 + A3J SSB (supressed carrier telephony) + A4 DSB facsimile + A4A SSB facsimile, reduced carrier + A4J SSB facsimile, supressed carrier + A5 DSB television + A5C VSB television #4 + Š (Frequency modulation) + + F0 carrier - no modulation + F1 frequency shift telegraphy #1 + F2 frequency modulated telegraphy #1,2 + F3 telephony + F4 facsimile + F5 television + + ---------------------Notes-------------------------- + + 1. This is not restricted to Morse - may be RTTY, for example. + (RTTY could be run on 160 meters if on-off keying of the + carrier is used). + + 2. Examples of this mode are: 1) Carrier keyed on/off 2) + carrier on with the modulation keyed on/off 3) carrier on + with the modulation frequency shift keyed. + + 3. This is used by short wave broadcast station studio to + transmitter links with separate programs on each set of + sidebands. + + 4. VSB = Vestigial sideband where all of one set of sidebands + is transmitted but only about 20 percent of the other set of + sidebands is transmitted (the lowest frequencies). + _____________________________________________________________ + + Common Amateur emissions: + + Double sideband voice = 6A3 + Single sideband voice = 3A3J + VHF FM voice = 16F3 + 25 wpm Morse cw = .1A1 + + (assume max modulating freq of 3KHz and max deviation of 5KHz) + ______________________________________________________________ + Bandwidths are found with the following formulae: + + A1 Bw = BK K=5 for fading circuits) + A2 Bw = BK+2M + A3 Bw = 2M + A3J Bw = M + A4 Bw = KN+2M (K=1.5) + F1 Bw = 2.6D+.55B (when 2D/B is less than 5.5) + Bw = 2.1D+1.9B (when 2D/B is greater than 5.5) + F3 Bw = 2M+2DK (K=1) + F4 Bw = KN+2M+2D (K=1.5) +.PA Š WHERE: + + Bw = necessary bandwidth in Hz + B = speed in bauds + C = subcarrier freq. in Hz + D = 1/2 the diff. between max and min instantaneous + freq (in other words, peak deviation). + K = fudge factor + M = maximum modulating freq. in Hz + N = maximum black & white elements per second + (N = drum circumference x lines per unit length + x drum rps) + ____________________________________________________________ + The May 1983 issue of Popular Communications magazine lists + the following HF frequencies for Space Shuttle related moni- + toring: + + + 2.622 NASA booster rocket recovery + + 3.385 NASA tracking + + 3.395 NASA tracking + + 5.190 NASA tracking vessels + + 5.810 NASA booster recovery vessels + + 6.708 NASA aircraft + + 6.896 NASA aircraft + + 6.983 NASA tracking + + 7.461 NASA aircraft + + 7.675 NASA Kennedy operations + + 7.765 NASA aircaft + + 10.780 USAF "Cape Radio" (primary) + + 11.205 NASA Pacific operations + + 11.407 NASA booster rcoket recovery + + 14.456 NASA tracking + + 20.186 NASA tracking (Ascension Island) + + 20.191 NASA tracking (Ascension Island) + + 20.390 USAF "Cape Radio" (secondary) + + + Other VHF, UHF, and microwave frequencies are listed in this + article on pages 38 and 39. + +========================================================================== + +Bob Parnass, AT&T Bell Laboratories - 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Box 542, Silverado, CA 92676 + + +Founding Fathers of RCMA + + E. J. Short (CA-OR-002) Danny McLean (CA-OR-004) + Bob Leef (CA-OR-033) Chuck Smith (CA-OR-001) + Iden Rogers (CA-RI-001) Jim Barrow (CA-OR-003) + George Pond (CA-SB-008) + + + +RCMA Board Members and Assistants to the Board + + E. J. Short Bob Leef Iden Rogers + George Pond Chuck Smith Jim Barrow + Danny McLean John Clark C.M. Cavalieri + Byran Hunnell Carol Ruth + + + GENERAL MANAGER + BUSINESS AFFAIRS ù ADVERTISING GENERAL EDITOR + Carol Ruth (CA-OR-100) William Mauldin (FL-137) + P. O. Box 542, P. O. Box 811421, + Silverado, CA 92676 Boca Raton, FL 33481-1421 + +F O R Y O U R I N F O R M A T I O N : + + The RCMA Journal is published by members of the RADIO +COMMUNICATION MONITORS ASSOCIATION, Inc., Post Office Box 542, +Silverado, CA 92676. Membership dues as of August 1, 1991 are $24 +for U.S. residents. For persons in other countries, the following +rates apply: Canada and Mexico $28; Europe, Asia & the South +Pacific $28 (surface)/$54 (airmail). These dues are payable in +U.S. funds and are subject to change. Information contained herein +is obtained primarily from members and does not necessarily present +the position or reflect the opinion of RCMA as a whole. RCMA, Inc. +does not necessarily recommend or endorse products or services +advertised herein. The publication is copyrightedÓ. Reproduction of +any material in it is prohibited without prior written consent. + +Disclaimer +RCMA, Inc. has non-profit incorporation status in the state of +California as a club for scanner enthusiasts. Neither RCMA or its +Journal are affiliated with, participate in the management of, or +are responsible for, any other organization or publication. This +includes POLICE CALL, put out by RCMA's long-time good friend, Gene +Hughes. Queries about POLICE CALL cannot be answered by RCMA. + +RCMA welcomes paid advertising. For information on rates and +mechanical requirements, contact Carol Ruth, RCMA Advertising +Manager, Post Office Box 542, Silverado, California 92676. + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +CALENDAR +Send notices of upcoming events for the Calendar section to:RCMA +Calendar, P.O. Box 542, Silverado, CA 92676Deadline: 1st of the +month two months prior to cover date. + + +West Los Angeles Chapter +Contact: Rick DiFiore (CA-LA-544), (213) 397-6581. +Talk in: 146.925 MHz (-600 PL-2A) Tues 1930 hrs net. +Meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM, in the +front patio of Chris's Pizza, 10105 Venice Blvd., (213)838-2151. +Nearest major street is Motor Ave. This is east of the 405 freeway +and south of the 10 (get off at Robertson and head west on Venice). + + +RCMA Chicago +Contact: Ron Kosinski, P.O. Box 528213, Chicago, IL 60652. +Chapter meeetings for 1991: + September 14 November 2 December 7 +The Chicago Chapter prints a local newsletter prior to each +meeting. Send $5 U.S.C. (no checks, please) to the contact person +above for the next ten issues. Fees are used to cover the cost of +postage and handling. We welcome visitors to our meetings. Please +confirm the location in advance. + + + +Northeast Scanners +Contact: Les Mattson (NJ-187), 212 West Broad Street, Paulsboro, NJ +08066. +The Northeast Scanning News, a monthly publication covering the +states of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, +DC, Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, +Vermont, and Virginia. Sample copies: $2. Make checks out to Les +Mattson. + + +Attention: Monitoring Enthusiasts in the state of Iowa: +Interested in forming a scanner group with a newsletter that would +supplement your monthly RCMA Journal? +Send SASE and phonne number to: Chuck Gysi (PA-005), P.O. Box +974-H, Burlington, IA 52601-0974 + + + +RCMA Wisconsin +Send an SASE to the address below for more information. +Contact: Scott W. Miller (WI-039), 122 Greenbriar Dr, Sun Prairie, +WI 53590 + + + +RCMA for D.C., MD, VA, & DE +Contact: Capitol Hill Monitors: Alan Henney (MD-069), 6912 Prince +Georges Av, Takoma Park, MD 20912 (301-270-2531), or (Baltimore +area only) Arnold Miller (MD-054), 407 Foxview Ct, Reisterstown, MD +21136. +Local chapter newsletter supplements RCMA & NESN newsletters. CHM +newsletter appears as a NESN column - see "Northeast Scanners" for +subscriptions. Please send material & requests for Baltimore area +to Arnold & all other areas, including Washington, to Alan. Visitor +& frequency requests - please send a SASE. + +Chapter meetings for 1991: +Saturday, May 18th 2 to 4 +Saturday, October 19th from 2 to 4 + +Meetings are held at the county library located at 6530 Adelphi +Road in Hyattsville, MD. $1 cover charge. Contact Alan for more +info. + + +RCMA Minneapolis-St. Paul Area +Contact: Chuck Steier (MN-008), 4820 Hwy 7, Minneapolis, MN 55416; +(612)927-9253 +An SASE on file assures notification of chapter activities (tours, +gatherings, etc). Non members are welcome to attend. + + +Southern California Area Dxers +Contact: Don R. Schmidt, Director, 3809 Rose Ave, Long Beach CA +90807-4334. Meetings held at Huntington National Bank, 9025 E. +Artesia Blvd, Bellflower, CA. + + +All Ohio Scanner Club +(A Full Member of ANARC) +Contact: David B. Marshall (OH-146), Managing Editor, ASOC +Newsletter 50 Villa Road, Springfield, OH 45503-1036. +The All Ohio Scanner Club covers all of Ohio, plus Illinois, +Indiana, Kentucky, Mihigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Onario, +Canada as well as additional areas. The AOSC Newsletter features +excellent federal government and below 30 MHz utilities columns. +Sample issue: $2.00; membership inforation for an SASE. + + + +Attention: Monitoring Enthusiasts in the San Francisco Bay Area: +Contact Herman Frisch (CASC-088), Bay Area Scanner Enthusiasts +(BASE), 1465 Portobelo Dr, San Jose, CA 95118. (408)267-3244. BASE +covers greater Bay Area. For sample newsletter, The Listening Post, +and information, send a business size SASE. + +Regional Communications Network +Contact: Jay Delgado (NJ-249), Box 83, Carlstadt, NJ 07072-0083 +RCN is a "Two-Way Radio Communications Monitors Association" +interested in monitoring communications from public safety to +satellites. For information send an SASE #10 (business size) to +contact person. + + +Toledo Area Radio Enthusiasts +Contact Ernie Dellinger, 6629 Sue Lane, Maumee, OH 43537, +(419)865-4284. +The TARE is a group of radio buffs (SWL & scanners) who meet on the +3rd Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at Frisch's Big Boy Restaurant, +6609 Airport Hwy (St Rt 2 just west of I-475), Holland, Ohio. + + +Metro Radio System +Boston Area, 462.725 +Contact Julian Olansky, Dispatcher 8, P. O. Box 26, Newton +Highlands, MA 02161. +MRS operates a wide area UHF repeater system so that members can +notify other members of urgent scanner activity in the metro Boston +area. MRS also publishes a newsletter and has a dinner meeting +twice a year. + + +Monitor Communications Group +Contact: Lou Campagna (PA-024), 8001 Castor Ave #143, Philadelphia, +PA 19152-2701. +MCG rpovides radio communications for area scanner enthusists who +notify other members of late-breaking events via two-way radio. +Anyone living in the Greater Philadelphia/South Jersey operational +area may write to contact person for more information. + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +From The CAPTAIN'S DESK + +William Mauldin, RCMA General EditorPost Office Box 811421 +Boca Raton, FL 33481-1421 + +ARRL Petitions FCCfor 220 MHz Access +The American Radio Relay League has filed a massive petition with +the FCC requesting that amateur radio operators be allowed to +operate on the 220 MHz to 222 MHz portion of the band on a +secondary basis. Although I am certain Gordon West will continue to +bring you news and updates on this story and how successful the +ARRL petition actually is, I felt the news of the ARRL effort was +worth mentioning in this general news column. +ARRL has fought the removal of this portion of the ham band from +the Amateur Radio Service since day one. Although the casual +listener might think that the frequencies mentioned are not used by +the amateur radio members, hams have long enjoyed 220 MHz as a +primary linking band for repeaters and other radio special +services. Loss of a portion of this band to the Land Mobile Service +gave amateur radio a considerable shock, and caused much disruption +to the links and other point to point services, especially in the +highly populated areas of the country, such as Southern California. +Hams have had access to the 220 MHz band since the mid 1930's, and +many of the repeater links and other point to point services which +reach path lengths of 60 to 100 miles can not be transferred to the +UHF ham band, as suggested by the FCC. The amateur community was +shocked and highly upset when the FCC transferred a portion of the +band from the Amateur Radio Service to the Land Mobile Service. +Without approval of the ARRL petition, hams will lose access to the +reassigned portion of the band very soon. ARRL is asking the FCC to +allow amateur access to the reassigned frequencies on a secondary +basis. This will be a very interesting case to watch. As a licensed +amateur myself, and a member of ARRL, I strongly support access to +the reassigned portion of the band on a secondary basis. I can only +hope that the ARRL petition receives a favorable consideration from +the members of the Commission. +The FCC received over 50,000 applications for the land mobile +licenses to occupy the 220 MHz - 222 MHz frequencies which were +removed from the Amateudio Service. The Commission said the +workload would require at least six months of processing time by +the license division personnel. The FCC has said they will accept +no additional applications for consideration. + +FCC PR Docket 91-36 Update +Jorge Rodiguez, RCMA Editor for Monitoring and the Law, was quoted +in several publications in his representation of our views +regarding the FCC PR Docket 91-36. The Commission is considering +the mandatory removal of access to public safety frequencies from +amateur radio receivers. Jorge has done an excellent job at +handling this matter for you and the members of RCMA. +The W5YI Report quotes the RCMA response to the FCC request for +comments as, "It is not enough for the Commission to address this +issue only in terms of its licensees or of equipment capabilities, +because all of the members of RCMA have as much right to listen to +their radios as those who are licensed amateurs." W5YI Report +offered a collective summary of the responses to the FCC Docket. We +have been well represented by Jorge and other members who have +taken the time to respond to the FCC request for comments. +Initially, when this Docket was announced, rumors ran wild with +thoughts of the FCC excluding public safety bands from all future +radios, scanners as well as amateur transceivers. ARRL initially +brought the matter before the Commission because they were +concerned for amateurs who were being arrested and having their +radios confiscated because the receivers were capable of receiving +police calls. (Many current makes and models of amateur mobile +transceivers and handhelds allow for extended receiver reception, +allowing the user to monitor mainly VHF and UHF police and public +safety communications.) +Although the FCC Docket did not have the purpose of removing public +safety frequencies from handheld scanners and other radios capable +of mobile use, the users of this type of receiver quickly jumped on +the Docket as a major threat. Although the FCC Docket 91-36 did not +intend to remove public safety radio frequencies from the hobby +scanner, it is a clear indication of how easy it would be for the +Commission to take such action without Congressional approval or +input. As you may remember, the ECPA law was a Congressional action +before it became law. The FCC could remove public safety +frequencies from scanners just as easily as they could remove +public safety frequencies from ham radios, many said. And, I will +have to acknowledge, I do agree in theory. +In one response, David Held with the Michigan State Police stated +in his response, "We can see no beneficial need for amateur radio +equipment to tune into public safety bands. The industry has +successfully and without hardship blocked the cellular telephone +channels from 800 MHz scanning monitor receivers in response to +Federal regulations. Therefore, there should be no problem blocking +public safety bands from amateur equipment thus eliminating the +risk to amateur licensees for arrest under scanner laws and the +need for their exemption from prosecution." +With a personal background of over thirty years in law enforcement +and radio communications, I am sometimes stunned with the lack of +insight by some members of my profession. While working in the +field, I have been assisted by amateurs, volunteer fire fighters, +and the average scanner monitoring citizen many more times than I +have encountered a crook committing a crime with a police radio in +his car or in his pocket. Certainly there is a criminal element out +there who will use a scanner or a gun illegally in the commission +of a crime, however, the benefits of allowing the public to monitor +the public safety radio stands on it's own merit. As with gun +legislation, the society would be better served if those who use a +radio or a gun in the commission of a crime were penalized, and the +average, law abiding citizen left to enjoy the freedoms that should +be extended to those who do not commit crimes. Maybe someday we +will see bumper stickers which say, "When scanners are outlawed, +only the outlaws will have scanners." +I strongly encourage you to support and follow this continuing +story in our RCMA Monitoring and the Law column. Jorge Rodriguez +represents us all in his efforts to follow and respond to those who +would gladly take away your rights to monitoring what is on the +radio frequencies of public safety. + +National Scanning Report +Scott, FL-033, sends us a copy of the new National Scanning Report, +published by the Bearcat Radio Club. This is the first copy of the +new publication I have seen. Therefore, I can't offer you a +qualified review at this time. Norm Schrein is noted as President +of the Bearcat Radio Club, and Larry Miller, former editor of +Monitoring Times is listed as Editor. The National Scanning Report +is noted as being published bi-monthly by the Bearcat Radio Club, +P.O. Box 360, Wagontown, Pennsylvania 19376. Membership information +is available by writing Post Office Box 291918, Kettering, Ohio +45432. +The issue that Scott sent me was Volume 3, Number 3, the issue for +May and June 1991. This issue was 36 pages, of standard magazine +size, and carried articles on air shows, cellular phones, secret +frequencies and searching, and on sky traffic reports. Regular +columns are devoted to World of Radio, Dispatch (a frequency +information exchange), Intelligence File, Police Beat, Fire Report, +Scanning the Skies, New Products, and Things that Work. The +off-the-shelf price is noted on the front of the publication as +$3.00 per issue. + +World Radio +World Radio has long been known to the amateur radio community, +however, I was surprised and impressed with the sample issue that +was received this month. World Radio has revised it's format, and +now, like National Scanning Report, it is still published on +newsprint quality paper, however the appearance is much more like +a magazine than a newspaper. The publication is still mostly +devoted to amateur radio, however, there are many ads and articles +with wide interest to any radio buff. The FCC Highlights column +keeps readers updated on late breaking news from Washington. +Special Events offers details on radio shows and other interesting +special event amateur broadcasts. The new product reviews are +interesting and informative. Articles devoted to amateur radio make +up 80% of the magazine, but other subjects do receive space in +World Radio. Our own Gordon West writes a monthly column devoted to +mobile operations and special marine interests. The July issue was +76 pages big, and displayed a news stand price of $1.25. A twelve +issue subscription is only $14. Clearly, the interesting ads pay +most of the costs in publishing this fine amateur related +publication. I found the ads educational and interesting, and +certainly worth the space they took up on just about every page. +For more information on World Radio, write to 201 Lathrop Way, +Suite D, Sacramento, California 95815. + +Two Other Publications +For the most up-to-date news on the Amateur Radio Service +available, you can not do better than the W5YI Report. This news +letter style publication comes out on the first and fifteenth of +every month, and is filled with the late breaking, interesting news +related to the Amateur Radio Service. Other news on the FCC and +other communications interests are also included. This is a very +interesting news publication. Normally no more than 10 pages make +up the W5YI Report, but the pages are packed with interesting news, +and those who demand the latest news quickly are on the +subscription list of the Report. For more information, write to +Post Office Box 565101, Dallas, Texas 75356-5101. +If you are a buyer or seller of used radio equipment, be it +commercial, amateur, or hobby related, you can not do better than +the Ham Trader Yellow Sheets. The HTYS have long been the exchange +medium for those who buy and sell anything related to radio. Like +the W5YI Report, this is a twice a month newsletter style +publication which offers excellent information to the reader. I +have long subscribed to both publications, and consider both +necessary reading. The HTYS is made up completely of classified ads +from those who buy and sell anything and everything in radio, +however, most ads are of a ham nature. Those amateurs who deal and +use commercial radios in the amateur hobby find the Yellow Sheets +a necessity when it comes to locating just the right handheld, +repeater, or mobile radio. If you are on the lookout for a good +deal, this is one news publication that should grace your mailbox. +For more information, write to Post Office Box 15142, Seattle, +Washington 98115. + +In the Mail This Month +Vern, an active NYC member, sends a news article about the +surprising interest and value related to FCC frequencies being made +available for new mobile radio communications. The New York Times +news article covered the 200 radio channels, using two megahertz, +being offered to those who need communications for transmitting +voice and data between the vehicle and a base, and the resulting +frenzy of activity by those seeking assignment of the frequencies. +Although the FCC has not currently approved the equipment to be +used in the service mentioned, the agency was deluged with 46,000 +applications on May 1st, the first day applications could be +submitted. The FCC said the flood of interest could easily +represent six months of work in assigning the available radio +frequencies. +Of those seeking new radio frequency assignments, the article +indicated the following: +New land based mobile communication systems are seeking an +additional 200 MHz of radio space in the present UHF television +band (400 MHz to 700 MHz). Mobile satellite services are seeking +new space in the 800 MHz to 900 MHz band and in the 1850 MHz to +1990 MHz band for communications and paging. Radio pocket size +telephone services are seeking 100 to 200 MHz in the 1710 MHz to +2500 MHz band. Apple Computers is seeking 40 MHz in the same band +for personal data communications between computers. High quality +digital radio is seeking 10 MHz somewhere between 400 MHz and 2000 +MHz for satellite based, nationwide broadcasting. + +ACE Announces AR-1000XC +Ace Communications announced the release of the new AR-1000XC this +month. The new 1000 channel handheld scanner offers continuous +coverage from 500 KHz through 1300 MHz. The modes being offered are +AM, FM, narrow band FM, and TV audio. The suggested retail price +for the handheld scanner is $429, and includes a 120 volt to 12 +volt wall plug adaptor and charger, antenna, and carry case, plus +AA rechargeable batteries. The new compact scanner is only 6 7/8" +in height, 2 1/2" in width, and 1 1/2" in depth. Pairs of upper and +lower limits for bands to be searched can be stored in 10 separate +search memory locations. There is single channel priority, keyboard +lockout, BNC antenna connector, and lighted display for night use. +Actual measured sensitivity of the AR-1000XC exceeds .35uV at 12db +Sinad in the narrow FM mode, and 1.0uV at 10db S/N in AM. Delivery +is expected in August 1991. For more information, contact Ace +Communications Monitor Division, 10707 E 106th Street, Fishers, IN +46038. Telephone 317-849-2570. + +Congratulations to Peter Kemp! +Our congratulations to Pete Kemp, CT-073, for the work he is doing +to encourage student interest in radio communications and amateur +radio at the Bethel, Connecticut Middle School. Pete is a regular +contributor to RCMA editors and columns, and his support has been +exceptional. Pete and the students at the Bethel Middle School +received color photo coverage in a recent edition of the ARRL QST +monthly magazine. + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +AIRCRAFT +Jack Sullivan + + +Civilian: Send private, commercial, firefighting and law +enforcement aircraft frequencies in the 108-136 MHz range and +frequencies in other bands associated with civilian aircraft or +airports. + +Military: Send information and frequencies for military aircraft in +the 118-140 MHz and 225-400 MHz bands and frequencies in other +bands associated with military aircraft or aircraft support-related +frequencies at Naval, Coast Guard, and Marine Air Stations, Army +Air Fields, and Air Force Bases. + +An interesting observation about our military and their use of +communications is the very lax security procedures observed. +Transmissions are frequent and the conversations, all in the clear, +become informal and gossipy. There is obviously very little if any +concern that anyone might be listening. It is partially this same +lack of communications security that cost American lives in the +recent Gulf War. +A March 18 article in Aviation Week magazine revealed that the U.S. +was "scouring the desert" in search of Soviet-supplied intercept +equipment that the Iraqis had used during the war to monitor our +air and ground tactical communications. The Iraqis, who had plenty +of practice during the 8 year Iran-Iraq war, had been able to put +together enough intelligence from these intercepts that they were +able to set up ambushes for U.S. strike aircraft and to hide mobile +SCUD missile launchers before inbound Coalition aircraft could find +them. The article puts the blame on poor Coalition communications +security. Frequencies and tactical callsigns were not changed +frequently enough to deprive the listening Iraqi monitors of a +pretty clear picture of our forces and plans in many areas. Too +much information was sent over the radio "in the clear," especially +from the Saudi military. Lacking a military tradition, they were +said to gossip among themselves about the war over their radios. +And strike pilots were overheard discussing target attack +strategies while enroute to their targets. +Secure communications modes, when available, were not used +extensively enough for a number of reasons. One good reason was the +pressure and confusion of war, when the secure communications +equipment was simply not used. Another was the sheer size of the +military effort, which precluded the use of highly sophisticated +scrambling systems like HAVE QUICK. Another is the fact that the +great bulk of the air and ground forces were not equipped to +communicate with each other with secure systems. The typical combat +patrol was equipped with the familiar AN/PRC-77 30-76 MHz manpack +transceivers, a 1960s design that will still be the work horse of +the military into the 2000s. These are basically +one-channel-at-a-time communicators that depend on the training of +the soldier carrying them to provide security rather than on +sophisticated scrambling systems. +During the Gulf War there was a great increase in the amount of +military "skip" traffic heard in the U.S. While it was not possible +to tell whether any of these transmissions originated in the +Persian Gulf area at that time, it was possible to conclude that +the same style of communications overheard was in use during DESERT +STORM. And the bulk of the communications picked up by myself and +others were in the clear, giving grid coordinates and other +information that were later confirmed as being in the war zone. It +is a sobering thought to realize that Iraqi intelligence agents +were listening to the same stuff that monitoring enthusiasts were +listening to in the U.S......and deriving a military advantage from +what they heard. Even though there was a lot of scrambled traffic +on these channels (General Norman Schwarzkopf referred to +communications as being "covered," the only conclusions that I can +reach were either that the Americans underestimated the Iraqis or +that years of peace and poor training in communications security +importance and techniques contributed to a situation that at the +very least cost the lives of Coalition soldiers and could have put +a much different ending on the Gulf War. +While on the subject, most people not involved in monitoring +(including a lot of our military establishment) and many monitoring +hobbyists who have not spent time monitoring the military assume +that either you can't monitor their communications (scrambling, +etc) or that you can't make sense out of what is being said even if +you could. Nothing could be farther from the truth! Especially in +military aircraft communications, most communications are in +straightforward colloquial English. Granted, when the conversation +starts getting technical, abbreviations and codewords are used, +such as "Bingo" for low fuel status and "RTB" for return-to-base. +But these are standard, commonly used terms that a monitor can +learn to recognize quickly. +An interesting note concerning the recent change made by the Navy's +Blue Angels from their traditional VHF-AM (VICTOR) interplane +channel of 142.0 to the current UHF channels listed above. +Apparently someone at an air show had a portable amateur +transceiver that could operate on this frequency (in FM) and +attempted to contact the aircraft while in flight! Needless to say, +the Navy made the decision to head up to the less accessible +UNIFORM channels. Also interesting to note is the fact that the Air +Force Thunderbirds apparently still use their VHF-AM interplane +channels of 141.85/143.85. I was able to record a complete +performance from my home while they were at McGuire AFB. (The Blue +Angels are, in my opinion, more interesting and exciting to listen +to than the Thunderbirds. I have also heard that the Navy flight +demonstration team executes more daring and exacting aerial +maneuvers than the Air Force.) (Many Amateur handheld transceivers +cover above and below the 144-148 MHz allocated to the "2-meter" +band. This is to allow operation on channels just outside this band +that are set aside for Civil Air Patrol and MARS (Military +Affiliate Radio Service) operations. (As I was putting the +finishing touches to this column on May 28, I heard this morning +that the Thunderbirds had performed yesterday at McGuire AFB and +that their communications were on 141.85. Someone had a scanner +hooked up to a public address system mounted on his car in the +parking area and broadcast the interplane chatter!) +My personal monitoring plans for this summer include antenna work +(I will be adding two or three low-band antennas) as well as adding +receive capability for continuous monitoring of several active +local nets. In military usage, a "net" is a single frequency used +by a group of related elements, whether they are aircraft, ships or +soldiers. I have been impressed enough with the R-442A/VRC that I +plan to add two more in addition to the one I already have along +with a AN/PRC-25 and a AN/PRC-77, giving me the capability of +monitoring up to five nets (National Guard, SANDYs, VIPERs, +Emergency and one additional channel from the local lineup). The +R-442s drive LS-454/U loadspeakers. The manpack radios drive +AM-4979A/GR units, which are LS-454/U-type loadsdpeakers with +5-watt amplifers built in that run on 12-volts. These units pack a +real punch and can literally drive you out of a room! This summer, +when I am sitting downtairs on the deck, I will put the various +speakers in the window of my radio shack upstairs so that I can +keep track of military air operations. This could also be an +effective way of getting back at my next door neighbor, whose dog +does little more than bark in the early morning to wake me up! +Recent travels have taken me to Grand Rapids, MI, Denver, CO, San +Francisco, CA, Montreal, PQ and Indianapolis, IN. As is my usual +practice, copies of my aircraft frequency database and my Fairmate +HP-100E portable scanner were along for the trip. At Grand Rapids, +no UNIFORM transmissions were picked up while staying about a mile +from the Kent County International Airport, including the Chicago +Center remote site at the airport. ATIS was picked up on 118.85, +approach/departure on 124.6 (north sector) and 128.4 (south +sector). Clearance delivery was heard on 126.35, ground control on +121.9, control tower on 119.3. Unidentified transmitters were heard +on 127.625 and 127.9, as was the local American Airlines +communications outlet on 129.225 (Grand Rapids Ops). +As expected, things were a lot more active at Denver's Stapleton +International Airport. Approach/departure control transmitter +frequency pairings were confirmed as follows: 307.3/ 119.3, +288.1/121.1 and 381.5/123.85. The only Denver Center transmitter +that was picked up was on 282.2. The control tower (which I could +see from my hotel room) was heard on 118.3/119.5 but not on 257.8. +Approach/ departure control frequency usage was something of a +puzzle, as several listed frequencies (363.0, 269.3, 351.8, 284.0, +126.9, 120.8, 125.3) were not heard but some unlisted frequencies +(121.1, 134.85) were in use. (I wonder at times like this if the +IFR Supplement listing of 351.8 isn't a transposition mistake for +381.5.) (I only had a couple of hours to monitor, so a lot was +probably missed.) +At San Francisco, time only allowed confirmation of the following +Bay Approach/ Departure Control frequencies: 120.9, 132.55, 135.1, +135.4, 135.65, 317.6, 338.2, 346.0, 354.1 and 389.9. ATIS was +copied on 118.2, control tower on 120.5, and ground control on +121.8/124.25. Montreal's Dorval International Airport had French +ATIS on 127.5 and its English equivalent on 128.0. The control +tower was monitored on 119.9 giving bilingual air traffic control +orders! Montreal Center was copied on 134.4, also providing +bilingual ATC. Indianapolis International Airport (and the home for +Indianapolis Center) was active. The following Center channel +pairings were confirmed: 124.525/251.1, 128.375/290.3, +132.775/385.4 and 119.55/319.8. All VHF and UHF channels were +active at this airport, and a flight of about 6 fighter jets going +over at low altitude explains why. The departure control channel of +127.15 was heard on this visit, but the control tower frequency of +123.95 has still not been monitored. Additional loggings include +the Flight Service Station on 122.55/255.4 and a weather briefing +for an airliner on 134.825. +To acknowledge receipt of recent correspondence, here goes: Alan +(NM-032) dropped me a note concerning his adventures helping to set +up 4 AWOS (Automatic Weather Observing Station) transmitters for +the State of New Mexico. Operating at Silver City Grant County on +126.725, Alamogordo on 127.825, Artesia on 126.725 and Sierra +Blanca (Ruidoso) on an unreported frequency, Alan had quite the job +checking frequency and modulation on all of these in a single day! +Roger (MN-052) sent in another excellent contribution, this time an +excellent series of monitoring intercepts from Raleigh-Durham +International Airport and from Simmons Army Airfield. I hope to +combine these with my own recent observations and those of others +for a future feature column on eastern North Carolina. Anyone +interested in contributing? +Will (MS-??) wrote to ask about the column I wrote in the March +issue. He asks about the limits of the FOX MIKE military band and +about the channelization. The limits in the U.S. are basically +30.00-75.95 MHz, in 50 kHz channels. 72.85, the channel you asked +about, is a good frequency for this band. NATO standard equipment +now covers 30.000-87.975 MHz, with 25 kHz channels, so you can +expect to hear some transmissions that might be difficult to +determine their frequency because of the odd split and the wide +bandwidth of the transmission. +Joseph (OH-252) wrote in to remind us of the excellent Cleveland +(Ohio) Airshow scheduled for August 31 through September 2 at the +Burke Lakefront Airport. (I monitored the Blue Angels performing at +this show years ago when I lived in Cleveland. They make for +exciting monitoring, especially if you can follow their performance +while listening in on the plane-to-plane communications.) +I recently received a review copy of Military Radio Systems - +California, by Robert Kelty (Mobile Radio Resources, San Jose, CA, +1991). Bob has published Federal frequency information for +California for years, so his new book has been much anticipated. As +I publish my own military frequency directories, it wouldn't be +fair for me to review Bob's new book in the Aircraft column. I will +simply mention its major points and leave it to someone else to be +critical. +Military Radio Systems - California is an impressive book. Bob and +his fellow West Coast monitoring enthusiasts have done an +exceptional job of putting together a very thorough summary of +communications frequencies, callsigns and other information for +California and also for some neighboring states, like Nevada. The +Air Force obviously got the greatest attention, with 74 of the +book's 216 pages being devoted to it. The Army got 25 pages, the +Navy got 52, the Marines 12 and Naval Aviation got 28. +The organization of the book is primarily base-by-base, with +sections for airfield, security, operations and other frequencies. +Additional sections give the organizational structure of the +different Services, nationwide frequency assignments, military +jargon, callsigns and much more. This book is a definite must for +anyone interested in monitoring who lives in California or who +visits there. California has perhaps the greatest amount of +military activity, so serious listeners should pick up a copy +before planning their next field trip or visit there. +The price of the book ($37.50 or $40 postpaid) is in line with what +it cost to produce and is definitely in line with that the book is +worth to a serious monitoring enthusiast. The book is also +available in ASCII file format on floppy disks for $50. +All in all I give Military Radio Systems - California high marks. +This is a good start to what hopefully will become a standard +reference work. To order a copy, contact Bob at (408)269-5814. His +mailing address is 1224 Madrona Ave, San Jose, CA 95125-3547. +Steve (GA-???) wrote again with some military aero intercepts from +his area. I am still working on a dedicated column for military +aero communications in you area, Steve, so thanks for the +continuing interest and patience. +Bill (NH-???) has written several times with observations on +military aero communications from his area in New England. Thanks +for the continuing interest, Bill. I hope to use your inputs in an +update on military aero action in New Hampshire, especially with +the conversion of Pease AFB to Pease ANGB. + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +AMATEUR RADIO COMMUNICATIONS +Gordon West + + +This column is for reporting on amateur radio activities that may +be of interest to scanner listeners. Send reports and questions +concerning repeater nets, civil emergency systems, packet radio, +amateur TV, etc., to: + + +V H F H A M F I R E W O R K S +Who said solar cycle 22 is on the down swing? There is still plenty +of activity left in solar cycle 22 to give even old-time hams some +excitement especially hams that routinely monitor VHF and UHF +bands. +The every-summer phenomena is called E-skip. You see it sometimes +abbreviated Es, and this refers to VHF signals on high band that +are bounced off of densely ionized clouds within the E-layer. Range +is typically 1,500 miles, and for frequencies between 140 MHz to +160 MHz, E-skip can get quite exciting for hams as well as scanner +monitor enthusiasts. +The big E-skip for the season began early in the morning on June +12th. You knew something was going to happen when you turned on +your little FM clock radio the band was completely jammed with FM +broadcast stations overriding each other and sounding like a giant +mess. +If you turned on the television on June 12th, Channel 2 on an +outside antenna was gone. Channel 3 gave you a station several +hundred miles away, and Channels 4 and 5 had heavy black horizontal +bars going from bottom to top. Channel 6 was a lively show, but the +TV show was coming in 1,500 miles away on your little rabbit ears +antenna. +On the VHF scanner bands, it was wall-to-wall signals between 150 +to 170 MHz. The local weather station on 162.550 MHz was literally +drowned out by another station 1,000 miles away! +On the 2-meter ham band, distant repeaters were popping up +everywhere. If you lived in an area where there was only 2 or 3 +repeaters, the 2-meter band was now filled with hundreds of +repeaters, most over 800 miles distant. +Down on the 6-meter ham band, E-skip signals on SSB were solid from +50.1 to 50.6 MHz, and FM E-skip signals were solid from 52 MHz on +up! +Ham radio operators had a bonanza on 6 meters. But new hams on 2 +meters FM wouldn't believe that the band was actually open! "Sure, +tell me another story no way you are 1,000 miles away," was the +comment overheard on the band the other day. But sure enough, after +a few minutes, the new hams began to better understand that E-skip +is an exciting phenomena that will bring in distant stations +sometimes more loud and more clear than local stations. +There is great debate among ham operators on how E-skip clouds +occur. Some think it's from wind shear. Maybe. Other ham operators +claim it's large amounts of ultraviolet radiation from the sun. +This I can buy because 2 days prior to this big June band opening, +one of the largest solar flares ever recorded in history took place +on the face of the sun. It makes sense 2 days later, charged +particles from the solar flare began to ionize the E-layer, and the +E-layer then becomes super-reflective to VHF signals. +The highest recorded frequency for VHF E-skip is 223 MHz. There has +never been a reported E-skip opening on the 440 MHz ham band, nor +have scanner listeners ever indicated they have ever heard sporadic +E-skip of police and public safety agencies more than a couple of +hundred miles away. Now this doesn't mean it could never happen +it's just that 460 MHz is so high, it's doubtful that we'll ever +hear police E-skip on this band. +Here is what to look for to predict an imminent E-skip band opening +on low band and VHF high band: Big black horizontal lines on TV +Channels 2-6 Radio activity on normally quiet channels 1-second +"ZZZZTTTTSSSS" sounds on an FM receiver prior to band opening +Someone coming on frequency with an accent from another part of the +country! +The big E-skip opening lasted approximately 2 hours one of the +longest ever that June morning. The band was reported open +throughout the United States, and the scores are just coming in on +who was able to talk the furthest. My best contact was 2 meters to +Louisiana from Southern California, turning down my power to as low +as 1 watt and still being heard loud and clear! There was little or +no FM distortion, and signals held strong for 2 hours and 5 +minutes. A most incredible band opening! + +Funny Looking Antenna +I recently tried and tested the MAX telescopic 2-meter ground +plane. You see this advertised almost everywhere, and the price was +right. I bought it thinking it would just be another gimmick type +of antenna, but boy, was I wrong! +First of all, it's built well. The telescopic elements they use are +top-quality ones, and as long as you're careful not to bend them, +they should last a long time. Everything telescopes in and out, and +rotates up and down and sideways. This allows you to adjust the +ground plane radials 4 of them to a perfect 50-ohm impedance +match. You then slide the radials and the radiating element in and +out for perfect resonance. +With all of the whips fully extended, the antenna resonates at 120 +MHz just right for aeronautical receive. Pull in the elements to +19 inches, and you are on the air with a perfect match for the +2-meter ham band. Push them slightly in a little further for 150 +MHz public safety monitoring. And for the 222 MHz band, extend 2 +segments, and add 1-1/2 inches, and this is the best setting. On +the 440 MHz band, I found the thing worked quite nicely with all +the elements nestled in. +This unique antenna is produced by Cellular Security Group, 4 +Gerring Road, Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930. You might want to +write them, or call 508/281-8892 for a descriptive product +brochure. They sell direct, and believe me, this little antenna +made out of telescopic whips and PVC pipe really works great. +This same group also provides cellular antennas for the +communications industry service monitors. "And we found an +interesting way to designate cell sites in any system, requiring a +simple division exercise," comments Thomas Bernie, President of +Cellular Security Group. "Divide the last 3 numbers of a frequency +(1 before and 2 after the decimal point), by .21. The result will +give a number whose integer describes the channel, minus 1, and +decimal identifies the cell site," adds Bernie. As an example, +889.050 works out to be 9.05 divided by .21 equals 43.09. The cell +site designation is 09, and the channel is 44! It works out. + +Commercial Code Requirements +If you are a ham and know the code well, you still may want to get +a second class telegraph license for use on commercial vessels. +Although they are doing away with this license sometime in the +future, it's nice to have said that you have earned it. Here's what +you must pass: +1. Element 1 and 2, rules and regulations +2. Element 5, radiotelegraph operating practice +3. Element 6, technical electronics + +For the second class telegraph license, you must transmit and +receive code at 20 wpm plain language, and 16 wpm code groups. You +may not use a typewriter. You must copy long-hand. You must also +send, with a straight key, too. +As for the study guide on electronics, it's available from WPT +Publications, 979 Young Street, Suite A, Woodburn, Oregon 97071, +and it's written by Tom LeBlanc, NX7P, a very active ham. + +From Peter-Ma-155, the following frequencies: + 448.025 Hopkinton, MA repeater + 147.10 Bridgewater, MA + 449.925 Bridgewater, MA + 146.82 Waltham, MA + 146.985 Boston rpter, used for marathon + 145.270 Hopkinton net + 147.40 San Diego, CA ARES net + 146.715 Columbia, PA repeater + 146.91 Greylock, MA repeater + 147.22 Pearland, TX repeater + 145.35 Rhode Island rpter, Kent County + 147.36 Rhode Island, Newport County + 224.56 Provide County + 147.165 Washington County + +Thanks, Peter, and you raise a good question about 10-meter FM +repeaters how in the world do you know which one you are listening +to when the band is open? That's a great question, and all I can +say is wait for the repeater to ID in code, or try to figure out +what the operators are saying as it relates to their approximate +location. Working 10-meter FM repeaters is exciting because you are +not only getting repeated somewhere else, but the signals are +skipping around the globe. I once worked a mobile in New York City +talking through an FM repeater down in the Virgin Islands! +Finally, keep those frequencies coming. Tell us about a favorite +amateur radio repeater in your area, and you'll read it here in +print soon. +73, and hope to hear you on the airwaves. + + + + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +BEGINNER'S CORNER +Edward Gleason + + +If you are new to monitoring or have a question about some aspect +of it, please write to me at the address given below, and I'll try +to answer you. When possible, your questions and answers will be +printed. For those who wish an immediate reply, please send a +self-addressed, stamped envelope. + + +Hello again everyone and welcome to the September, 1991 edition of +Beginner's Corner. I trust everyone has been enjoying their summer. +I know I've had a busy one. Which brings me to some unhappy news I +have to relate to everyone. Due to numerous external demands on my +time, I must give up writing the Beginner's Corner column. The date +of my last column has not been determined yet, and anyone +interested in taking my place should check From the Captain's Desk +for computer requirements and details on applying to become an RCMA +column editor. I have to say that I have enjoyed the privilege of +writing for RCMA I hope that I can afford the time to do so again +in the future. + +Computer On-Line Services and Bulletin Boards for Beginners +I thought I would pass this topic along to those reading this +column who own a computer with a modem and are interested in +communicating with other radio equipment enthusiasts "on-line." +There are several on-line services available to those interested in +subscribing. I'm sure many RCMA members with computers subscribe to +a service or services already. I am directing this to members with +computers who are totally unaware that services like this exist. Of +course these services offer more to subscribers than bulletin +board forums on this hobby. As a matter of fact, the entire range +of services, topics and/or software offered by many of these +on-line services could not be covered in this column or all the +columns in the RCMA Journal combined! Suffice it to say that for +those interested and looking for another outlet regarding the +monitoring hobby, it would be a good idea to look into these +services. +For example, perhaps you've recently joined prodigy through some +advertising campaign. By finding your way to the HOMELIFE CLUB +Bulletin Board, (there are several club bulletin boards, by the +way), and choosing the topic Amateur Radio, you would encounter +several subjects that may interest you. Among them, Bearcat +Scanners, Scanners, Antennas, AOR vs. Realistic Scanners,etc. Upon +choosing one of these subjects and BROWSING the bulletin board +messages, you would read messages between members concerning the +given subject matter. Many times you may read a message pertaining +to a similar problem or circumstance facing you. I'm sure there are +members wishing to communicate with other's sharing common +interests, e.g., antennas, etc. Once enrolled in one of these on- +line services, it's easy to participate in these "on-line" +discussions about things concerning you. The table below outlines +the more popular services: + +If you are interested in finding out more about these services, +contact the companies at the phone numbers listed above. I +personally subscribe to PRODIGY and I would recommend this service +to anyone. My ID number is GJMP87A in case anyone out there is a +subscriber and would like to drop me a line. +That's all I have time for this month. See you next month. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/rcmaseptpt3.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/rcmaseptpt3.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c78aa790 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/rcmaseptpt3.ham @@ -0,0 +1,2178 @@ +F O R Y O U R I N F O R M A T I O N : + + The RCMA Journal is published by members of the RADIO COMMUNICATION MONITORS +ASSOCIATION, Inc., Post Office Box 542, Silverado, CA 92676. Membership dues as of +August 1, 1991 are $24 for U.S. residents. For persons in other countries, the +following rates apply: Canada and Mexico $28; Europe, Asia & the South Pacific +$28 (surface)/$54 (airmail). These dues are payable in U.S. funds and are subject +to change. 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For information on rates and mechanical +requirements, contact Carol Ruth, RCMA Advertising Manager, Post Office Box 542, +Silverado, California 92676. + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +P U B L I C S A F E T Y + + The following columns are for reporting Public Safety and Special Emergency +frequency information, radio system details, radio codes, dispatch areas, unit +numbering systems, etc. for police, sheriff, fire, forestry (except USFS), fish and +game, highway patrol, state police, prisons, prisoner work camps. local government, +highway and street maintenance, port authority/bridge maintenance, animal control, +ambulances, paramedics, hospitals, life guards, ski patrol, search & rescue, flood +control, civil defense and disaster organizations. Send input and questions for +these columns to the appropriate state Associate Editor or to the proper regional +Public Safety Editor. + +Associated Public Safety Communications Offics, Inc. +OFFICIAL TEN SIGNAL LISTS +APCO states that the numbering, sequence, words or word phrasing of the +below-listed signals may not be altered nor may the reserved signals be otherwise +implemented except by APCO. Any user may employ signal numbers upward, beginning +with 10-40, as needed for local dispatching. RCMA publishes this listing in support +of APCO and their uniform dispatch code efforts. We will print other dispatch +codes, different from the OFFICIAL APCO listing, only to assist our membership in +furthering their monitoring hobby. We hope you find this listing useful. + +10-1 Signal weak +10-2 Signal good +10-3 Stop transmitting +10-4 Affirmative (OK) +10-5 Relay (to) +10-6 Busy +10-7 Out of service +10-8 In service +10-9 Say again +10-10 Negative +10-11 ( ) on duty +10-12 Stand by (stop) +10-13 Existing conditions +10-14 Message/Information +10-15 Message delivered +10-16 Reply to message +10-17 Enroute +10-18 Urgent +10-18 (In) contact +10-20 Location +10-21 Call ( ) by phone +10-22 Disregard +10-23 Arrived at scene +10-24 Assignment completed +10-25 Report to (Meet) +10-26 Estimated time of arrival +10-27 License/Permit Info +10-28 Ownership Information +10-29 Records check +10-30 Danger/Caution +10-31 Pick up +10-32 ( ) units needed (Specify) +10-33 Help me quick +10-34 Time +10-35 - 10-39 reserved for future assignment by ACPO; user option 10-40 up + + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + + +PUBLIC SAFETY - SOUTH EAST +Robert K. Cooke ù GEnie R.COOKE5 + +Public Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details, and +questions as follows: Florida,Georgia, N. Carolina,S. Carolina, Virginia and W. +Virginia: + +Welcome to the September edition of Public Safety Southeast. The material from our +members has slowed down a bit. I still have some survey material to present for +this month. I would like to hear of any frequencies that you monitored in your +travels this summer. + + +FLORIDA + +AE: Randy Kerr +From: Anonymous Contributor + +Daytona Beach Police Dept. Signals & Codes +Signals Incident/Activity + +00.00 Armed +01.00 DWI 01.10 Breathylyzer +02.00 Drunkeness 02.10 Liquor Law +03.00 Accident (hit/run) 03.01 Accident (H & R w/Inj) +04.00 Accident (Vehicular) 04.01 Accident (Veh w/ Inj) +04.10 Accident (Non Veh) 04.20 Accident (Pedistrian) +04.21 Accident (Ped w/ Inj) 05.00 Homicide +06.00 Escaped Prisoner 07.00 Accidental Death +07.10 Natural Death 08.00 Missing Person +10.00 Auto Theft 10.20 Auto Theft (Recovered) +11.00 Misc Aband'd Vehicle 12.00 Traffic (Reckless Driving) +13.00 Suspicious Vehicle 13.10 Suspicious Incident +13.20 Suspicious Person 14.00 Police Infomation +15.00 Special Detail 15.10 Delivering Prisoners +16.00 Traf. (Destruct/D & V) 20.00 Sick Person (Mental) +21.00 B & E (Attempt) 21.10 B & E (Business) +21.20 B & E (Residence) 21.30 B & E (Motel) +21.40 B & E (School) 21.50 B & E (Church) +21.60 B & E (Safe ) 22.00 Disturbance +22.10 Disorderly Conduct 22.20 Off Against Family +22.30 Off Against Children 23.00 Ck Hitchiker/Ped/Sleeper +24.00 Robbery 24.10 Robbery (Strong Arm) +24.20 Robbery (Attempt) 24.30 Larceny (Purse Snatch) +25.00 Fire 25.10 Fire/Brush +25.20 Fire/Vehicle 25.30 Fire/Business +25.40 Fire/Other 25.50 Arson +27.00 Prowler 27.10 Trespassing +30.00 Misc(Bomb Threat) 31.00 Narcotics +32.00 Fraud (All Other) 32.10 Fraud (Worthless Checks) +32.20 Fraud Flim Flam 32.30 Forgery +32.40 Blackmail 32.50 Embezzlement +32.60 Extortion 33.00 Assault & Battery +33.10 A & B (Firearm) 33.20 A & B (Knife/Cut Instrum) +33.30 A & B (Oth. Danger Weap) 33.40 A & B (Hands/Feet) +34.00 Rape 34.10 Sex Offense +34.20 Prostitution 35.00 Larceny (Car Break) +36.00 Weapons Complaint 37.00 Suicide +37.100 Suicide Attempt 38.00 Gambling +39.00 Juvenille Complaint 40.00 Vandalism +40.10 Destr of City Prop 41.00 Obscene Phone Call +41.10 Misc (Threats) 42.00 Civil Complaint +43.00 Grand Larceny (Other) 43.10 Petty Larceny (Other) +43.20 Larceny (Auto Acc.) 43.30 Larceny (Bicycle) +43.40 Larceny (Boat/Boat Part.)43.50 Larceny (Fr Vend Mach.) +43.60 Larceny (Jewelry) 43.70 Larceny (Pocketpicking) +43.80 Larceny (Shoplifting) 43.90 Failure to Pay (All) +44.00 Kidnapping 45.00 Phone Call (All) +46.00 Meals 46.10 Rest Stop +46.20 Report Writing 46.30 Follow Up Invest. +46.40 Surveillance 47.00 At Station +47.10 Gassing 48.00 City Yards +48.10 Firing Range 48.20 K-9 Training +48.30 Training 49.00 Pick up Partner +50.00 Traffic/Stops 50.40 Traffic/All Others +70.00 Traffic (Signal Out/Off) 72.00 Traffic (Ill. Parking) +73.00 Traffic (Post/Dir Traffic74.00 Traffic/Radar +75.00 Bus Ck/Routine excpt Bars75.10 Res Ck/ Routine +75.20 Bar Ck/Routine 75.30 Ven. Ck/ Routine +75.50 Ck Abandoned Bldg. 76.00 Misc (Escort) +80.00 Towed Vehicle 81.00 Misc(Alarm Sounding) +81.10 Alarm Ck/Routine 83.00 Public Relations +83.10 Flag Down 83.20 Assist Elderly +84.00 Court 84.10 Assist legal Process +85.00 Found Property 85.10 Found Animal +85.20 Found Bicycle 85.30 Found Jewelry +86.00 Lost Property 86.10 Lost Animal +86.20 Lost Jewelry 87.00 Lost Child +87.10 Found Child 88.00 Noise Complaint +90.00 Animal Complaint 91.00 Animal Bite +92.00 Sick Person 93.00 Emergency Message +94.00 Pick Up 95.00 Solo (Person) +95.10 Solo (Vehicle) 96.00 Misc(Aircraft) +98.00 Dangerous Situation 99.00 Misc (Open Door) +99.90 Misc(All Other) + +GEORGIA +AE: Steve Giovanis + +Steve has not received any contributions but has answered numerous queries from out +of state members. Please send him any info that you might have learned while +travelling throught Georgia. + + +NORTH CAROLINA +AE: Randy Whaley, + +From: Jeff (NC-101) +Charlotte-Mecklenburg 800 Radio Frequencies and Their Use +856.2375 Phone Interconnect Only +857.2375 Phone Interconnect; Overload for Public Safety +858.2375 Public Safety +859.2375 Public Safety +860.2375 Public Safety + +855.4875 Phone Interconnect Only +856.4875 Overload for Public Safety +857.4875 Overload for Public Safety +858.4875 Intermittent Carrier +859.4875 Public Safety Communications +860.4875 Unused + +855.7375 Unused +856.7375 Overload for Public Safety +857.7375 Overload for Public Safety + + +858.7375 Used for "Control" +859.7375 Public Safety Communications +860.7375 Unused + +855.9875 Overload for Public Safety communications +856.9875 Phone Interconnect +857.9875 Public Safety Comm Control +858.9875 Public Safety Communications +859.9875 Unused ; Interference from neighboring system +860.9875 Unused + +Charlotte Police Department 453 mhz frequencies: +453.300 Channel 1 +453.500 Channel 2 +453.700 Channel 3 These Channels simulcast +453.800 Channel 4 dispath modes on the +453.900 Channel 5 "800" system +453.950 Channel 6 + +Mecklenburg County Police 453 mhz frequencies : +453.450 Channel 7 Data Transmisssion on freq. +453.750 Channel 8 now being used by coliseum sec. +453.850 Channel 9 freq is now quiet + +Charlotte Fire Department 460 mhz Frequencies : +460.525 Channel 1 Used enroute to call +460.625 Channel 2 Used enroute to call +460.550 Channel 3 Used enroute to call +460.600 Channel 4 Used enroute to call +460.575 Channel 5 Fire Dispatch +465.625 Channel 6 Low power Fireground + +Some or possibly all of the communications on these channels are being simulcast +on 800 mhz. + +Mecklenburg County Volunteer Fire Department frequencies: +156.165 Channel 1 Fire Dispatch +153.815 ? Repeater input to 156.165 +154.280 Channel 3 Talk-around ; Mutual Aid +Some of these transmissions are being simulcast on the 800 mhz system. + + +SOUTH CAROLINA +AE: Billy Estes + +No material was received but several inquiries, including some from our Canadian +members, were received and answered. + + +VIRGINIA + +AE: Alan Cole GEnie Mail: A.COLE1 + Via Modem: ScanVirginia BBS 804-796-6828 + +Alas, we have no input again, but will give you a Hanover County profile with +permission from the Virginia Monitoring Digest (VMD). For more information about +VMD, write: John McColman, + POB 34832, + Richmond, VA 23234-0832. + +HANOVER COUNTY, VA +155.4300 [CSQ] Sheriff F1 +156.0300 [CSQ] Sheriff F2 +158.7600R [CSQ] Fire/Rescue F1 +154.0100M [CSQ] Fire/Rescue F2 +154.2950M [203.5] Fire Mutual Aid w/Henrico County +453.6000M [203.5] County jail +155.0100 [203.5] Ashland Town Police +155.8800 [203.5] Ashland Town Gov't + +HANOVER FIRE STATIONS + 1 Ashland + 2 Beaverdam + 3 East Hanover + 4 Doswell + 5 Hanover Courthouse + 6 Henry + 7 Mechanicsville + 8 Montpelier + 9 (Rockville?) +10 Ledbetter (Hanover Airport) +11 Farrington +12 Black Creek + +Rescue squads are mentioned as 'pager numbers' when toned out. +Dispatch was recently moved from 155.43 (Sheriff) to 158.76 (Fire). +Each of the four squads also has a unique series of unit numbers. +Agency frequencies are generally for squad business, and calls are +not toned out here. + +SQUAD PAGER# UNIT #'s AGENCY FREQ +Ashland 212 120's 155.295 [151.4] +Ashcake 215 130's 155.265 [127.3] +East Hanover 234 140's 155.265 [123.0] +West Hanover 252 150's possibly same as Ashland + +Most if not all Sheriff's units are numbered below 100, with 100- +119(?) being the Ashland PD. Also, the County is in the process +of building a six tower 800 MHz GE trunked system. They expect to +be online by the end of 1991. The frequencies are 856-860.4625 and +856-860.7125. Below are some counties in the area immediately west +of Hanover. + + 39.4600 [103.5] Louisa Co Sheriff dispatch + 39.2800 [103.5] Louisa Co Sheriff (old) + 39.3600 Louisa Co (nothing heard) + 39.5000 Louisa Co (nothing heard) + 39.5400 Louisa Co Sheriff (SIRS) +458.4000M [103.5] Louisa Co Sheriff (extenders) +155.8050R [173.8] Louisa Co Fire/Rescue F1 - dispatch +155.9550R [167.9] Louisa Co Fire/Rescue F2 - UVA MedComm +154.1150 [173.8] Louisa Co (school maintenance) +159.0900R [131.8] Fluvanna Co Sheriff dispatch (new) +155.8500M [131.8] Fluvanna Co Sheriff car/car (nothing heard) + 39.2800 [103.5] Fluvanna Co Sheriff (old) + 39.5000 Fluvanna Co (nothing heard) + 39.5400 Fluvanna Co Sheriff (SIRS) +155.7450R [167.9] Fluvanna Co Fire/Rescue F1 +155.9550R [167.9] Fluvanna Co Fire/Rescue (UVA MedComm) + 39.7400 [100.0] Orange Co Sheriff dispatch + 39.4200 [100.0] Orange Co Sheriff (old) + 39.5000 nothing heard + 39.5400 Orange Co Sheriff (SIRS) + 33.8200 [CSQ] Orange Co Fire dispatch +152.0075P [123.0] Orange Co Rescue Squad +155.2350 [123.0] Orange Co Rescue Squad F2 +158.7750R [192.8] Orange Co County gov't +155.3700R Orange Co Sheriff F1 (future) +155.6850R Orange Co Sheriff F2 (future) +155.8950R [192.8] Orange Co Fire F1 (future) +155.0550R [192.8] Orange Co Fire F2 (future) + 39.7400 [100.0] Orange Town Police +453.4000R Town of Orange (not confirmed) + 39.7400 [100.0] Gordonsville Town Police +158.7300R [203.5] Greene Co Sheriff + 39.1800 [114.8] Greene Co Fire dispatch +155.9250R [203.5] Greene Co Rescue Squad dispatch +155.9550R [167.9] Greene Co Rescue Squad (UVA MedComm) +154.1000R [162.2] Goochland Co Sheriff + 39.5400 Goochland Co Sheriff (SIRS) +155.9400R [110.9] Goochland Co Fire/Rescue dispatch +In lieu of no input, the following news item is offered for you cellular phone +listeners. As I write this column on June 19th, the FBI has advised a Virginia +Republican Party official that his presence may be required at a federal grand jury +hearing in Norfolk on the 21st. At issue is a taped cellular phone conversation of +Gov. Douglas Wilder, monitored in the Hampton Roads area in 1988 as the then- +Lieutanant Governor was riding in the back of a State Police car, gloating to a +crony about negative publicity surrounding US Senator Charles Robb. +Robb had admitted that his office was in posession of the tape for over two years, +but that he had neither listened to it nor divulged its contents. (a transcript had +been mysteriously leaked to and printed by the Washington Post) Robb insists that +the tape was made by a hobbyist and sent to him anonymously. +Not only is the Federal Government investigating, but the State Attorney General +has expressed an interest in prosecuting the tape's originator under Virginia's +wiretap law, which makes the interception of telephone calls a Class 6 Felony i.e. +up to 5 years in prison. +Robb's staff destroyed the tape before he publicly admitted possessing it, and no +known copies exist. See you next month. + + +WEST VIRGINIA + +AE: Neil McKinney (OH-250) + +From: James (WV-027) + 155.4150 Barboursville Pol F-2 155.3850 Mason Cty E.M.S. + 154.8450 Barboursville Pol F-1 155.9800 Mason Cty Intersystem + 159.1500 Charleston P.D. 039.9600 Mason Cty Sheriff + 046.0400 Elkins E.M.S. 039.5000 Pt Pleasant PD & FD + 046.1000 Elkins Fire Dept. 039.9600 Randlolph Cty Sheriff + 155.1300 Elkins Police 039.9800 Randolph Cty Intersys + 155.3400 H.E.A.R. 155.7300 S. Charleston Police + 045.2400 Huntington E.M.S. 155.0250 St Albans P.D. + 154.2500 Huntington Fire Dept. 042.1000 WV St Police (Base) + 155.2500 Huntington Police Dept. 042.2600 WV St Police (mobile) + 155.2650 Kanawha Cty E.M.S. 155.4300 WV St Police (T-pike) + 155.1450 Kanawha Cty Fire Dept. 046.1000 Wood Cty Fire Dept. + 155.6250 Kanawha Cty Sheriff 154.2200 Wood Cty Fire Dept. + 155.2050 Mason Cty E.M.S. 039.9200 Wood Cty Sheriff + +Well, this wraps up another edition of PSSE. We will be finishing up the survey +material in the next two issues. I'm really pleased with the response from our +members. + +Best of Monitoring + +PS-SE Columns Available on 5.24" & 3.5" Disk +Available for any member who would like copies of PSSE on diskette: either 5.25" +or 3.5" format of all columns edited during my tenure. I can save these in any +format from WP 4.2 to 5.1, Prowrite and any other major wp form. Of course, ASCII +files are always available. I can also provide files in PK ZIP 110 or other +compression formats if needed. Please enclose a formatted 5.25" or 3.5" diskette +and $1 for postage. + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + + +PUBLIC SAFETY - NORTH EAST +Gary Saffer + + +Public Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details, and +questions as follows: New England States, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, +Maine, Maryland, Delaware, and District of Columbia: + + + +Hello, and welcome to PSNE for September. We once again are lucky enough to have +a whole pile of information this month and so I will not take up too much space +here. I would just like to say that I will be finishing up the member surveys over +the next couple of months since there are not too many left. + + +CONNECTICUT +AE: Stephen Repetto + +From Pete (CT-073) a list of CTCSS tones for police agencies in the State of +Connecticut. To be able to include all of the tones I will not list the frequencies +except when different frequencies have different tones. + +Amtrak 146.2 Ansonia 131.8 +Avon 114.8 Bloomfield 162.2 +Branford 186.2 Bridgeport 107.2 +Brookfield 203.5 Cheshire 155.310 110.9 +Cheshire 460.475 136.5 Clinton 77.0 +Connecticut State of + 151.355 114.8 + 154.6425 203.5 + 154.6575 203.5 + 154.665 141.3 + 154.6875 203.5 + 154.695 141.3 + 154.7025 203.5 + 154.8300 141.3 + 154.860 114.8 + 156.210R 141.3 + 159.150 141.3 + 453.400R 167.9 +Coventry 45.140 141.3 +Coventry 453.5625 127.3 Danbury 110.9 +East Hampton 162.2 East Hartford 114.8 +East Haven 192.8 East Windsor 114.8 +Enfield 114.8 Fairfield 179.9 +Farmington 151.4 Granby 114.8 +Greenwich 107.2 Groton (City) 156.7 +Groton (Town) 151.4 Guilford 110.9 +Hamden 114.8 Hartford 114.8 +Ledyard 127.3 Madison 110.9 +Manchester 114.8 Meriden 103.5 +Middletown 114.8 Milford 179.9 +New Haven 110.9 New London 151.4 +New Milford 167.9 Newington 114.8 +North Branford 151.4 North Haven 94.8 +Norwalk 110.9 Norwich (Low Band) 156.7 +Norwich 155.550 136.5 Old Saybrook 179.9 +Plainfield 103.5 Putnam 141.3 +Rocky Hill 453.925 114.8 Rocky Hill 453.750 118.8 +Stonington 45.980 118.8 Stratford 114.8 +Tolland 156.7 Vernon 100.0 +Wallingford 110.9 Waterbury 114.8 +Waterford 151.4 West Haven 141.3 +Wethersfield 114.8 Willimantic 162.2 +Winchester 162.2 Windsor Locks 179.9 +Windsor 114.8 Yale University 173.8 + +Area Hotline +Eastern Ct 45.860 123.0 Hartford Area 45.860 136.5 +RAFS 1 Hotline 460.075 114.8 RAFS 2 Hotline 460.175 114.8 +SCAN Hotline 460.150 110.9 Fairfield County154.10 151.4 + +That's all the room for this month. Next month the Hartford Police codes and, if +there is room, the Middletown/Cromwell Police 10 codes. + + +DELAWARE + +AE: Joseph Buday + +Delaware's three counties all use the same fire frequency as F-1, the dispatch +frequency of 33.780. The following list does not list Fire Co. names unless they +also use other frequencies for paging or relay. + +NEW CASTLE COUNTY KENT COUNTY +33.780 F-1 Statewide Dsp 33.780 F-1 Statewide Dsp +33.940 F-2 Fireground 33.820 F-2 Fireground +33.680 F-3 Fireground SUSSEX COUNTY + (also Fire Marls) 33.780 F-1 Statewide Dispatch +33.580 F-4 Fireground 33.860 F-2 Fire Ground + +OTHER FREQUENCIES USED +154.340 Port Penn Fire Co. 154.370, 154.445 Robbins Hose Co. +154.400, 154.430 Blades Fire Co. 453.250 Rehoboth rebroadcst of 33.78 +453.300, 453.650 Rehoboth tac 453.900 Elsmere Fire Company +460.575 Cranston Hgts Fire Co. 460.625 Cranston Hgts Fire Company +460.600 Talleyville 154.965 Wilmington Fire Company +Proposed New Castle County Fire Frequencies: 856-860.4375 + +Next month I will continue Delaware Fire with a listing of Fire Station numbers. +Keep those cards and letters coming. Come on gang, I know we have only 20 some odd +members in Delaware, but I'm sure people in Southeastern PA, South Jersey, and +Maryland listen to DE. We have friends in different fire companies and so on who +can give us information. Please, this is your column, send input. To date I have +only received information from a member in Wisconsin. I have a rather extensive DE +listing, but some of it is old or little used frequencies that I don't catch on my +travels. Therefore I am not sure that they are in use. I need your help. + +DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA + +AE: Ken Fowler + +From a member frequency survey. +495.4375 DC Parking Enfor. F-1 495.4625 DC Parking Enfor. F-2 +497.3375 DC Parking Enfor. F-3 497.9625 DC Parking Enfo. F-4 +451.075 Pepco Power Company 154.515 Washington Post Secrty +156.850 DC Police Marine Patrol +DC Police boats have marine channels with the call sign of KUF- 703. DC Fire boats +use the VHF channels as well as the new DC EMS 800 MHZ system. + + +MAINE AE Position Open + + +MARYLAND + +AE: WilIiam Staubs + +From John (MD-??) a profile of Cecil County. +North East, Perryville, Rising Sun and Chesapeake City have police departments that +are dispatched by both Maryland State Police in North East and the Cecil County +Sheriff Office. + +Sheriff Department Local Government +39.460 39.90 Common +39.900 F-2 Secondary shared + with county government +39.940 F-1 Dispatch 46.540 Civil Defense +154.815 Mobiles County Fire & Rescue +453.150 County Detention Ctr 46.180 F-1 Dispatch +Sheriff units ID with 43xx prefix 46.240 + +Elkton +46.400 F-3 Fireground +154.830 F-2 PD Secondary 46.540 F-2 Tone Alert +155.790 F-3 Loc Govt PD Tac. 153.830 Fire Police +155.790 F-1 Police Dsp 462/467.975 MED Call 2 +453.450 Housing Authority 463/468.100 Paramedics w Union Hosp + F-2 & F-1 are often simulcast +North East +37.100 Local Government +Rising Sun +39.740 Local Government +Perry Point V.A. Hospital +164.350 Security, Fire +Chesapeake & Delaware Cnl State Highway Administration +156.650 47.140 F-4 Elkton, Nottingham, +163.00 Cecilton +Maryland Toll Facilities +151.040 Kennedy Highway 47.320 F-1 State wide +156.045 Kennedy Hwy Maint. State Police +453.975 Hatam Memorial Bridge 39.100 F-1 Statewide +State Agencies + 39.240 F-8 Perryville, Barrack M + 31.340 F-1 Fish and Game (repeated on 151.040 and 156.045) + 31.460 F-2 Fish and Game 39.260 F-2 Mutual Aid + 31.580 Game Commission 39.400 F-12 North East, Barrack F + 31.860 Game Commission 39.840 Licensed to Conowingo, + 39.220 Marine Police - Perryville, and North East +151.205R Dept of Natural Res. 44.740 Medevac Helicopter Dispatch +151.355 DNR Forestry 47.660 Medevac Helicopter Medical +151.415 DNR Parks 155.190 Mobiles +155.775 Dist Court Elkton 155.730 High Band Repeater + 44.90 852.8125, 852.8625, 852.9625, 853.0375 +159.240 Game Wardens 853.2375, 853.3125, 853.4625, 853.5625 +159.450 853.6625, 853.7375, 853.8625, 853.9125 +463.175 Rising Sun 854.0375, 854.1125, 854.3375, 854.4625 + 854.5625, 854.6625, 854.7125 +County Fire Stations +1 Cecilton 5 Charlestown 11 Perry Pt VA Hosp +2 Chesapeake City 6 Perryville 13 Elkton, Newark R +3 (closed) 7 Port Deposit 14 Kenmore +4 North East 8 Rising Sun +Station 3 will be rebuilt at Pulaski Highway and White Hall Road in Elkton. There +is a station 9 in Hacks Point but I have never heard it dispatched. + + +Station 11 is dispatched on 164.350 +Cecil County operates 3 ALS Medic units, numbered Medic 1, Medic 2, and Medic 3. +Medic 1 is housed in Colora and Medic 3 is housed at the sheriff HQ in Elkton. +Thanks for the information John. + + +MASSACHUSETTS + +AE: Gary Saffer + +As of July 1st Brewster Ambulance Service has taken over the dispatch of Boston Med +Flight. Although most dispatch is done by a combination of pager and telephone they +may be heard on the Brewster Ambulance Dispatch frequency of 155.175 tone 91.8. +Brewster has left the 800 Mhz trunked system that they had been using for the past +few years. Problems with coverage of the system reportedly lead to the change. The +new transmitter is reported to be located on a building in downtown Boston and has +a great signal well down into Rhode Island and up to parts of New Hampshire. +Brewster also provides the ground transport from landing sites to the hospitals for +Med Flight within the Boston area. +NEW BEDFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT +FREQUENCIES +482.5875 Ch 1 Main Dispatch +482.9125 Ch 2 Alternate Dispatch, Car to Car +482.3875S Ch 3 Bristol County Regional Simplex +Tone for all is 203.5 + +UNITS +10-19 Downtown MC xx Motor Cycles +20-29 South End DX xx Detectives +30-39 North End Route xx Walking Beats (Days Only) +Medic 1 Downtown South End (7:00 to 19:00 only) +Medic 2 Downtown South End +Medic 3 North End +Paramedic 1 St Lukes Hospital ALS +PSxx Parking Supervisors +Units 10,20,30 are Sergeants +Medic Units are Ambulances with either EMT-A or EMT-I staffing. NBEMS is a separate +system dispatched by the PD on PD frequencies. +Paramedic 1 is an ALS non-transporting unit which responds in and around New +Bedford. Dispatched on 462.950, but is often heard on NBPD Ch. 1. + +CODES +Dispatch Disposition +4507 Out of Service 4601 Report +4510 Fight in Progress 4602 Arrest No Report +4514 Prowler 4603 Arrest and Report +4515 Disturbance (Type) 4604 Assisted +4516 Domestic 4605 Suppressed +4517 Meet Complainant 4605 Further Investigation +4518 Stolen Auto 4607 Civil Case +4519 Report to Station 4608 Gone on Arrival +4520 Location 4609 Unfounded +4521 Call Station 4610 Settled Between Operators +4523 Arrived 4611 False Alarm (Not Fire) +4531 Crime in Progress 4612 False Fire Alarm (Report) +4533 Emergency 4613 Warned +4543 Information Wanted 4614 Delivered +4546 Assist/Check Motorist 4615 Unable to Deliver +4550 Motor Vehicle Accident 4616 In Service Available +4551 Send Wrecker 4617 Valid Alarm +4552 Send/Assist Ambulance 4618 Directed Patrol Ended +4555 Drunk Driver OTHER CODES +4556 Drunk Disturbing 10-4 Okay +4564 Deliver Message 10-100 All Units Message +4570 Fire Alarm Code 1 Emergency Clear the Air +4578 Need Assistance Code 2 Return to Normal +4580 Investigate Break Code 3 Officer in Trouble +4590 Burglary Alarm Code 4 Use Caut Subject may be armed +4595 Bomb Scare +4599 Send Wagon + + +NEW HAMPSHIRE +AE: John R. Bolduc + +Twin State Fire Mutual Aid +Twin State Fire Mutual Aid consists of several towns in Grafton County N.H., and +a few towns in the Vermont counties of Calendonia and Orange. The dispatch +frequency is 154.400 with a P/L of 136.5. Littleton FD uses a repeater on 453.05 +for operations after dispatch on high band. An unconfirmed and seldom referenced +fireground channel may exist on 154.295. +The Twin State signal can be heard in deep southern N.H. more often than not on a +outside antenna. This allows for some home base info gathering. Certain details +were obtained while vacationing in the area. A scanner and a VOX recorder allowed +me to scan the area without annoying my wife Debbie. However, since I can't hear +everything from here, nor vacation as often as I please, I would greatly appreciate +updates, and corrections. Data from northern N.H., including Conway would be +appreciated. + +Town St T# Town St T# +Bath NH 1 Landaff NH 4 +Lisbon NH 5 Sugar Hill NH 6 +Monroe NH 7 Groton/Ryegate VT 8 +Newbury VT 9 Piermont NH 10 +Littleton NH 11 Franconia NH 13 +Easton NH 14 Haverhill NH 40 +N Haverhill VilNH 50 Woodsville Vil NH 60 +Barnet VT ? Bradford VT ? +Carroll/Twin Mtn.NH ? Peacham VT ? + + +NEW JERSEY +AE: Richard D. Prail + +"Unsolved Mystery" At 18:00 hours daily I am now monitoring what appears to be a +test of the Harrison Fire Department on 46.480. My listings of Harrison for N.J. +and N.Y. do not include 46.480. 46.480 is the frequency of the volunteer fire +service in Parsippany NJ. Does anyone have any information on this matter? + + +NEW YORK CITY + +AE: Phil Caruama +As promised last month, here is the member profile for Yonkers, New York from Jack +(NY-359) + +YONKERS POLICE DEPARTMENT +FREQ. CH. # USE +453.475 F-1 Inquiry +453.275 F-2 Dispatch +453.925 F-3 +155.310 County Hot Line +155.370 Statewide Intersystem +159.150 New License mobile only + IDs ASSIGNMENTS +Cars 10-70 Supervisors, Narcotics, Youth Services etc. +100 series 4th Precinct +200 series 3rd Precinct +300 series ??? +400 series Crime Prevention +500 series 1st Precinct +600 series 2nd Precinct +800 series Traffic Division and Parking Enforcement +900 series Emergency Services +David Detectives +Sam Sergeants +Lincoln Lieutenant +Medic 1 (nontransporting) and Ambulances 1, 2, 3 +Note: Some of these may have changed since a new Police Commissioner has been +hired. + + +CLEARING CODES 10 CODES +01 Offense/Incident Report 10-1 Call your command +02 Accident Report Taken 10-2 Proceed to your command +03 No Report needed 10-3 Call Dispatcher +04 Advice Given 10-4 OK +05 Assisted 10-5 Repeat Message +06 Canceled by Radio 10-6 Out of Service (Location) +07 Turned over to _______ 10-7 Out of Service on Assignment +08 Complied w/resumed Ptrl 10-8 Resuming Patrol +09 Gone on Arrival 10-9 See Complainant +11 Unfounded 10-10 Assist Patrol +12 Unable to Locate 10-11 Alarm of Fire +13 False Burglary Alarm 10-12 Motor Vehicle Accident No PI +14 Arst Mde/No Offnse Rpt 10-13 Motor Vehicle Accident PI +15 Court Action Advised 10-14A DOA +16 Refused to Prosecute 10-14B Mental Patient +17 Summons Issued 10-15 Reported Entry +18 Auto Towed 10-16 Stolen Car Rptd or Recovered +19 Information Recorded 10-17 Disorder +20 Notification Made 10-18 Alarm Ringing +21 Other 10-19 Traffic Violation + 10-20 Report of Felony + 10-21 Arrest for Felony Occupants of + Auto Dangerous - Use Caution + 10-22 Investigate Occupants of Car + 10-23 Situation Under Control + 10-24 Bomb Threat + 10-25 Unit on Scene + 10-26 Money Escort/Detail + 10-27 Meal + 10-30 Warrant or Info Request + A) Felony Warrant on File + B) Misc. Warrant on File + C) Mtr Vehicle Warrnt on File + + +NEW YORK STATE +AE: Joe Nooney + +From Mark - NY ??, some information on the new Nassua County 800 MHZ Trunked +system. The system seems to have been paid for by the Federal Government under a +program to update county local government communications. The system is not fully +operational yet, but the current frequency plan appears to be as follows. + +866.3375, 866.5875, 866.9125, 868.4250, 868.5625 + +Agencies that are now on the system include. County Executive, Board of +Supervisors, Department of Public Works, Department of General Services, +Metropolitan Suburban Bus Authority, Fire Commission (Fire Marshal and HazMat), +Department of Health. The Sheriff's Department, Correctional Center, and County +Medical Center are on 866.8375 and 867.1625. Low powered repeaters are in use on +these two frequencies. Control channels are currently 866.1875 and 867.1125. It is +expected that other county agencies will join the system including Department of +Recreation and Parks. It is also probable that as more Departments join the system +more channels will be activated. +Also in Nassua County several of the volunteer fire departments have equipped their +Chief (00) and/or First Deputy Chief (01) vehicles with Cellular Phones, primarily +for Emergency Management Communications. Some departments have also equipped their +01 and 02 vehicles with 153.830 "fireground". + +PENNSYLVANIA +AE: Otto Schellin Jr + +A member profile from Michael (PA-???) for the Horsham, PA Police Department. + +HORSHAM POLICE DEPARTMENT 506.3125 +CODES +10-4 OK 10-28 Vehicle Information +10-7 Out of Service 10-29 Records Check +10-8 In Service 10-36 Time + +10-9 Repeat 10-38 Vehicle Stop +10-10 Fight 10-46 Disabled Vehicle +10-11 Loose Dog 10-50 Accident +10-16 Domestic 10-55 Drunk Driver +10-17 Meet _______ 10-59 Transport +10-20 Location 10-70 Fire +10-21 Phone 10-86 Bomb Threat +10-22 Cancel 10-90 Alarm +10-23 On Location 10-99 Warrants +10-24 Assignmnt Compltd 6308 Underage Drinking +10-25 Meet 05 Burglary +10-27 Driver Information 03 Homicide + +Other Area Frequencies of Interest +154.310 E. Montgomery Cty FD 500.9375 Hatboro PD +460.050 Upper Moreland PD 460.025 Abington PD +501.7125 Warminster PD 460.550 Upper Dublin PD +46.040 Montgomery Cty Amb 155.610 Montgomery PD +46.100 Bucks Cty Fire & Amb 453.750 Philadelphia Co-wide Pol. +453.950 N.E. Philadelphia Police Dsp + + +RHODE ISLAND +AE: George Zabel III + +Newport County area Public Safety Frequencies +177.730R Newport PD Ch 1 154.845 Portsmouth Police +155.685R Co. Police Network 155.415R Tiverton/Ltle Compton PDs +46.480 Newport Fire Ch 2 155.070 Jamestown Police +155.790 Middletown Police 153.950 Jamestown Fire +46.06 Nwprt Cty Fire League 46.10 Middletown Fire +46.200 Tiverton Fire + +VERMONT +AE: Dan Gilman +No Input this month. + +Well, that's all the room we have; see you next month. + + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + + +PUBLIC SAFETY -GREAT LAKES +Ron Kosinski (IL-310) + +Public Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details, and +questions as follows - Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kentucky, and Ohio: + + + +Welcome to this month's column. Labor Day weekend is at hand time for those last +summer trips before Fall. Be sure to keep your scanner tuned to those state and +county PD frequencies. They will be busy! Now, on to this month's offerings. + + +OHIO +AE: Neil McKinney +Thanks to Jim, OH-237, who was the only Ohio member who had time to send us a scoop +this month. +155.730 Fostoria PD (part time scrambling) +155.100 Seneca County Sheriff +151.955 Heidelberg College security +460.575 Fostoria Fire department +Let's hear from some Ohio members!! + + +INDIANA +AE: David Nugent +Input for the column has been as scarce as the raindrops. Indiana State Police's +800 trunked system should come on line next in the Terre Haute area. It was placed +up for bidding on May 3, 1991 and bidders have 30 days to reply. Word is that GE +and Motorola are submitting bids for the project. Part of the funding for this +system will be provided by Uncle Sam. The Newport Army facility located in the +district required some new communications equipment so it appears that ISP, +Vermillion County and Parke County will join the Army in this endeavor. +Vigo County Sheriff's Department has installed 2 new Motorola Centra Comm II +consoles. Frequencies are 155.565 output and 158.910 input. +That's all for this month from Indiana. + + +ILLINOIS +AE: Ted Moran +Here's an update on the Chicago PD's citywide frequencies from our member "on the +inside": + +460.125 citywide 1: Major auto accident and traffic details, Lincoln units, Public +housing and transportation, special events and special Summer mobile units, Central +detention and gang crimes, mail room, communication units and Municipal +investigations. PL = 6a + +460.175 citywide 2: Detectives and Canine units, Deputies, labor detail, community +service, mounted police units, Central auto theft, Internal Affairs, Vice control, +Narcotics, crime lab, Intelligence, training division. Pl = 3z + +460.275 citywide 3: Emergency "wanted" messages, film unit, maintenance requests, +repairs and Admin. messages. PL = 4a + +460.325 citywide 4: Human Relations, school units, Inspectors, Youth division, +Marine units. PL = 7a + +460.350 citywide 5: Emergencies, Subway "L" units. PL = ZB + +460.250 citywide 6: Emergencies, Surveillance. PL = 5b + +460.300 citywide 7: Command channel, Phone patch, pagers and beepers. Future +district to district coordination. PL = 3b + +460.525 citywide 8: Car to car tactical channel, low power + +A local member has notified us that those fine fellows who "install" the Denver +boot on vehicles belonging to those with no respect for Chicago parking regulations +can be heard on 453.825, pl unknown. + + +MICHIGAN No input this month +AE: Paul Stachowiak + + +KENTUCKY no input this month +AE: William Gourley + + +WISCONSIN +AE: Scott Miller + +County profile for this month: Barron County + +Sheriff's radio plan +155.775 88.5 F1? repeater 155.370 cs F3? pt to pt +155.775 88.5 F2? talkaround 155.475 cs F4? WISPERN + +Fire radio plan +151.235 118.8 F1 Rice Lake 154.310 141.3 F5 fireground +151.235 141.3 F2 Barron rptr 154.205 118.8 F6 Rusk Co fire +151.235 91.5 F3 Prairie Farm 155.100 151.4 F7 Washburn Co +154.295 cs F4 Firecom 155.340 91.5 F8 EMS + +Other freqs +033.020 cs Lakeland PW 155.145 146.2 Chetek +033.060 cs Almena PW 155.145 ? Vance Creek +033.100 cs Maple Plain PW 155.175 Chetek Rescue +154.040 Barron 155.880 Rice Lake DPW +154.070 Bear Lake fire 156.195 088.5 Oak Grove DPW +154.160 Turtle Lake fd 158.820 Turtle Lake LG +154.115 Rice Lake PW 158.120 Highway repeater +154.785 118.8 Rice Lake PD 159.615 School Districts +155.145 Prairie Farm 453.875 D125 Dovre DPW + +Thanks to all the Wisconsin members who contributed! +Here's an updated listing for Milwaukee PD from WI-12 & WI-46: + +460.075 141.3 F1 dist 2,5 +460.225 141.3 F2 dist 4,7 +460.350 141.3 F3 dist 3,6 +460.450 141.3 F4 dist 2,4,6 +460.150 141.3 F5 Sp events/tac +460.025 141.3 F6 towing desk +460.375 179.9 F7 Detectives +460.475 179.9 F8 Detectives +460.175 179.9 F9 car to car +460.300 179.9 F10 car to car +460.425 179.9 F11 car to car +460.200 141.3 F12 Sp events +460.275 103.5 C I D +155.640 127.3 Tactical +155.805 Radio Techs +453.400 cs paging +156.135 Tac portables +156.150 portables +158.850 Youth Aid +158.910 Vice +159.150 Youth Aid* +460.500 131.8 Vice +*There are plans for this frequency for fire department operations in the future. +More on this later. +SEE YOU NEXT MONTH IN WISCONSIN!! + +Well, that's all folks! Input was scarce this month. I'm sure most of you have +heard a new frequency or can verify one or two that you've already seen in print. +'Wasn't too long ago folks were saying PSGL was one of the best columns in the +Journal. Let's not let that slip away!! Till next month . . . +H A P P Y M O N I T O R I N G ! ! +Ron K. Il 310 + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + + +PUBLIC SAFETY - SOUTH CENTRAL + +Send Public Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details and +questions for Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas and +Tennessee to the appropriate State Editor or to: + +Ed Lentz ù GEnie - ELENTZ ù + + +ALABAMA +AE: David Beck + +Not much to report from the state of Alabama this month. I need to hear from you +Alabama members. Look over your local frequency lists and send me a copy. From AL-? +comes the following: + +151.010 State Hwy Construction (Flagging) +151.050 State Highway Dept. (Main Freq.) +151.160 Center Point Fire & Rescue +151.235 Adamsville Police +151.430 State Parks +151.370 City of Fultondale (Use Unknown) +154.585 Stakeout (Unknown agency) +159.060 Birmingham Street Dept. +159.105 Birmingham Traffic Engr. Dept +453.150 Birmingham Airport Authority +453.8125 State Dept. of Corrections +143.210 Stakeout (Unknown agency Birmingham Area) + (Nope, this is the correct frequency) + +Hope to see everyone in Knoxville in October. + + +ARKANSAS +AE: Peter Laws +EXTRA! EXTRA! NW Arkansas gets EMS Helicopter! Springdale Memorial Hospital is host +to a Medical helicopter owned by a Missouri firm. The company, Air Evac, of West +Plains, MO, plans to offer subscriptions to local area residents. Non-subscribers +would be billed for the service as with a ground Ambulance. The copter will be +staffed with a Paramedic and a Nurse, as well as a pilot. The company also has +aircraft in West Plains and Cape Girardeau, MO. Sorry, no freqs yet! +Back to school already!! Hope everybody had a good Summer. By the time you read +this I expect that ASP Troop L will be on the 800 MHz system. I can hear occasional +tests as I write this (June 30). Harrison's barracks seem to be using the system +all the time. Data is always on 860.xxxx, voice on 859.xxxx, and phone patch on +858.xxxx. I believe this is similar Statewide. +The various transmitter sites are connected to Little Rock via microwave links in +the 1.8 to 2.2 GHz range. The same frequencies are being looked at by several large +electronics firms, Apple Computer among them, for use by a new generation of +cellular-type phones. The band is currently reserved for Public Safety use. The FCC +is studying the proposal, and our State Police, as well as Sen. Dale Bumpers +(D-Ark.), plan to oppose the reallocation. The state estimates added costs of up +to $100 million (!!) if the change goes through. +This month's list has information from Larry AR-033, and a member who wished to +remain anonymous. J.B., AR-032's submission will be in next month's issue. + +Arkansas Game and Fish Commission +Ten Codes + CODE MEANING + 10- 1 Receiving Poorly + 10- 2 Receiving Well + 10- 3 Stop Transmitting + 10- 4 OK + 10- 5 Relay + 10- 6 Busy + 10- 7 Out Of Service + 10- 8 In Service + 10- 9 Repeat + 10-10 Out Of Service Subject to call + 10-11 Dispatching Too Rapidly + 10-12 Officials/Visitors Present + 10-13 Weather Conditions + 10-14 Convoy/Escort + 10-15 Prisoner + 10-16 Package + 10-17 Papers/Letters + 10-19 Destination + 10-20 Location + 10-21 Call by Telephone + 10-22 Disregard/Cancel + 10-23 Stand By + 10-25 Contact... + 10-28 Check Registration + 10-29 Check Wanted + 10-30 Doesn't Conform to Rules/Regs + 10-33 EMERGENCY Traffic + 10-35 Confidential Info + 10-36 Correct Time + 10-37 Who is Operator on Duty + 10-42 Home + 10-49 Traffic Check + 10-50 No Traffic + 10-63 Net Directed + 10-64 Net Clear + 10-88 Time and Phone # Where...Can be Called + 10-97 Arrived @ Scene + 10-98 Finished w/last Assignment + 10-99 Can't rec. your Signal + +(ED: Since it works out better with the size of the Journal, I've moved the +frequency list to the end of the column.) + + +MISSISSIPPI +AE: Will McGilvray + + +Mississippi monitors were in the slow scan mode this month. Frequencies and +questions were sent to the Commercial Communications editor concerning the 800 MHz +band. + + +OKLAHOMA no input this month +AE: Jay D. Kruckenberg + + + +TENNESSEE +AE: Curtis Harbin + + +Received a nice long frequency list from Frank TN-067 for the Memphis Tennessee +area. Thanks for keeping things current Frank. Since it seems to work better, I'm +putting the list at the end of the column. + + +TEXAS +AE: Robert Barker + + +Received a nice list of frequencies from Billy TX-266 for the Fort Worth/Dallas +area several months ago. Finally have a chance to use them. The Metroplex is a +large area and we get very few contributions from that area and can use all we get. + + +LOUISIANA +AE: Position Open + +STATE OF: ARKANSAS +COUNTY OF: ?? + City Agency/User Base/Mobile Comments +Arch St. VFD 154.3550/ +Shannon Hills FD 154.1600/ +Shannon Hills PD 453.8750/ + +County: Faulkner +Conway PD 154.8750/ +Conway PD 155.4900/ +County Fire 154.3250/ "West" +County VFD 154.3850/ +Jacksonville FD 154.4000/ +Jacksonville PD 155.3700/ +Little Rock Baptist Med. Ctr.ALL MED.CH. +Little Rock Emer. Svcs 453.8750/ +Little Rock M.E.M.S. 462.9750/467.9750 +Little Rock M.E.M.S. 462.9500/467.9500 +Little Rock PD 453.1500/458.1500 primary +Little Rock PD 453.2000/458.2000 secondary +Little Rock PD 453.3000/458.3000 Vice +Little Rock PD 453.4000/ talk-around +N.Little Rock PD 453.2250/ + +County: Saline +Benton PD 155.0500/ TalkAround +Benton PD 155.6400/ TalkAround +County SO 37.3600/ + +County: State +All Hospital Net 155.2350/ +=================================================== + +Agency City CH RPT Out RPT In Used By/For +STATE OF: ARKANSAS +COUNTY OF: Crittenden +EMS West Memphis 155.1000/ +Fire Dept West Memphis 154.1750/ +Police Dept West Memphis 154.6500/ +Police Dept West Memphis 155.5500/ + +STATE OF: MISSISSIPPI +COUNTY OF: Desoto +Burger King Southaven 457.5500/ +EMS Southaven 460.6000/ +Fire Dept Horn Lake 154.4450/ +Fire Dept Southaven 465.5750/ +Mc Donalds Southaven 35.0200/ +Police Dept Horn Lake 155.3100/ +Police Dept Southaven 153.7550/ +Police Dept Southaven 154.0850/ +Police Dept Southaven 155.4750/ + +COUNTY OF: State +Law Enforcement 155.4900/ St-wide Pol Net + +STATE OF: TEXAS +COUNTY OF: Collin +Police Dept Allen 154.8300 +Police Dept Mc Kinney 154.8300 +Police Dept Plano 1, 2 453.2750 + +COUNTY OF: Dallas +Careflight Dallas 131.4500 +Careflight Dallas 131.6750 +Police Dept Dallas 1 460.3250 465.3250 Ctrl & East Ptrl +Police Dept Dallas 2 460.3750 465.3750 North East Ptrl +Police Dept Dallas 3 460.5000 465.5000 South East Ptrl +Police Dept Dallas 4 460.4250 465.4250 Southwest Ptrl +Police Dept Dallas 5 460.0750 465.0750 Northwest Ptrl +Police Dept Dallas 6 460.1750 465.1750 North Cntrl Ptrl +Police Dept Dallas 7 460.2750 465.2750 Traffic +Police Dept Dallas 8 460.1250 465.1250 Tactical +Police Dept Dallas 9 460.0250 465.0250 NCIC Checks +Police Dept Dallas 10 460.2250 460.2250 Car To Car +Police Dept Dallas 11 460.4750 465.4750 CID/investig +Police Dept Dallas 12 460.4000 465.4000 Special Ops +Police Dept Farmers Branch 453.9500 +Police Dept Grand Praire 155.9100 +Police Dept Rowlette 154.0550 +Police Dept Seagoville 155.4900 + +COUNTY OF: Denton +Skywarn County 146.9200 + +COUNTY OF: Hunt +Police Dept Greenville 155.4900 + +COUNTY OF: Johnson +EMS County 854.2125 +Police Dept Burleson 1 453.1000 +Police Dept Burleson 2 453.2750 +Police Dept Burleson 3 451.2750 +Police Dept Keene 154.0550 + +COUNTY OF: Tarrant +Carswell AFB Ft Worth 150.2250 Military Police +Carswell AFB Ft Worth 163.5850 Security Police +EMS Fort Worth 45.9600 Goldstar +EMS Fort Worth 46.0400 Goldstar +EMS Fort Worth 155.3400 Daniels +EMS Fort Worth 460.9250 Medstar Dsp +Fire Dept Fort Worth A1 460.6750 465.6750Paging +Fire Dept Fort Worth A2 460.5500 465.5500 +Fire Dept Fort Worth A3 460.6000 465.6000Alarm Sec Ops +Fire Dept Fort Worth A4 460.6250 465.6250Paging +Fire Dept Fort Worth B1 856.4375 811.4375Dispatch +Fire Dept Fort Worth B2 857.4375 812.4375 +Fire Dept Fort Worth B3 858.4375 813.4375 +Fire Dept Fort Worth B4 859.4375 814.4375Admin. +Fire Dept Fort Worth B5 860.4375 815.4375 EMS +Fire Dept White Settle. 45.6200 +Police Dept Azle 154.0550 +Police Dept Bedford 1 154.5450 +Police Dept Benbrook 453.4000 +Police Dept Euless 855.2375 Dispatch +Police Dept Euless 855.4875 +Police Dept Everman 1 453.4000 +Police Dept Everman 2 453.9000 +Police Dept Flower Mound 154.0550 +Police Dept Fort Worth 1 460.0500 465.0500 +Police Dept Fort Worth 2 460.1000 465.1000 Eastside +Police Dept Fort Worth 3 460.1500 465.1500 Southside +Police Dept Fort Worth 4 460.2000 465.2000 Southwest +Police Dept Fort Worth 5 460.2500 465.2500 Northside +Police Dept Fort Worth 6 460.3000 465.3000 Tactical +Police Dept H.E.B. 453.5750 Hurst/Euless/Bedford +Police Dept Keller 453.1000 +Police Dept Lake Worth 154.7850 +Police Dept Lake Worth 453.3750 +Police Dept Lakeside 453.3750 +Police Dept White Settlemen154.1150 +Police/Fire Arlington 856.4875 811.4875 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 856.7125 811.7125 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 857.4875 812.4875 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 857.7125 812.7125 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 858.4875 813.4875 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 858.7125 813.7125 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 859.4875 814.4875 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 859.7125 814.7125 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 860.4875 815.4875 All City Depts +Police/Fire Arlington 860.7125 815.7125 All City Depts +Police/FD Crowley 482.0875 +Police/FD Crowley 482.9875 +Skywarn County 146.9400 + +STATE OF: TENNESSEE +COUNTY OF: Shelby +Airport Memphis 155.7150/ Security +Baptist Hosp Memphis 155.2800/ Wing I/Wing II + Helicopter +Baptist Hosp Memphis 453.0750/ Paging +Bldg Inspect County 453.2000/ +Bldg Inspect Memphis 453.9000/ +Cablevision Memphis 461.5000/ +Civil Defense Memphis 45.3600/ +Civil Defense Memphis 153.9200/ +Civil Defense Memphis 154.9950/ +Civil Defense Memphis 155.8950/ +Fire Dept Millington 155.0700/ +Fire Dept/ Bartlett 1 154.3400/ Fire and EMS +Fire Dept/ Bartlett 2 153.7700/ Fire and EMS +Fire Dept/ Collierville 1 154.4150/ +Fire Dept/ Germantown 154.0100/ Fire/EMS +Fire Dept/ Memphis 1 453.7500/458.7500 Ambulance +Fire Dept/ Memphis 2 453.5000/458.5000 Air Crash +Fire Dept/ Memphis 3 453.6000/458.6000 Ambulance Dsp +Fire Dept/ Memphis 4 453.8500/458.8500 Fire Ground +Fire Dept/ Memphis 5 453.9500/458.9500 Fire Dispatch +Fire Dept/ Memphis 6 453.8500/453.8500 Fireground +Indepndnt Sch Memphis 158.8950/ +Local Govt County 155.1450/ Animal Cntrl +Local Govt County 155.9250/ CJC Security +Local Govt County 159.2100/ Atty General +Local Govt Memphis 154.1000/ Housing Auth +Local Govt Memphis 159.1800/ Strm Sew Dept +Local Govt Memphis 453.1000/ Street Dept +Local Govt Memphis 453.2500/ Animal Cntrl +Local Govt Memphis 453.5500/ Electric Dept +Local Govt Memphis 453.6500/ Sewer Dept. +Local Govt Memphis 453.7000/ Sani/Dead Anl +Medic Amb Memphis 155.2200/ +Cty Schools Memphis 453.0500/ Security +Memph Intntl Memphis 460.8500/ Baggage +Memph Intntl Memphis 461.4125/ Ticket +Memph Intntl Memphis 461.5875/ Fuel Trucks +M. Light/Ga Memphis 158.8350/ +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.0500/ Elec Service +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.0750/ Gas Service +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.1000/ Customer Serv +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.1250/ Water Service +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.1500/ Electric Serv +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.2500/ Gas Service +M. Light/Ga Memphis 451.6750/ Customer Serv +M. Med-com Memphis 155.2050/ +M. Med-com Memphis 155.3400/ Amb/Hosp +Memphis St U Memphis 154.8600/ Security +Meth Hosp Memphis 461.4250/ Maintenance +Mid So EMS Memphis 155.3400/ +Park Com Memphis 45.6000/ +Police Dept Bartlett 1 154.7250/154.7250 +Police Dept Collierville 460.0500/ +Police Dept Memphis 1 460.1750/465.1750 North Side +Police Dept Memphis 2 460.3000/465.3000 South Side +Police Dept Memphis 3 460.3250/465.3250 East Side +Police Dept Memphis 4 460.0250/465.0250 West Side +Police Dept Memphis 5 460.3500/465.3500 Central +Police Dept Memphis 6 460.2500/465.2500 Administrative +Police Dept Memphis 7 460.1250/465.1250 Administrative +Police Dept Memphis 8 460.2250/465.2250 Traffic/Detect + ives/DWI Unit +Police Dept Memphis 9 460.4000/465.4000 Mutl Aid Ch 9 +Police Dept Memphis 10 460.5000/465.5000Mutl Aid Ch 10 +Police Dept Memphis 13 460.0750/465.0750Station B Info +Police Dept Millington 1 154.8750/154.8750 +Radisson Htl Memphis 461.3125/ +Radisson Htl Memphis 461.3375/ +Red Cross Memphis 47.4200/ +Sheriffs Dept County 154.8000/ Narcotics +Sheriffs Dept County 155.0700/ Administration +Sheriffs Dept County 155.8500/ Narcotics +Sheriffs Dept County 156.0300/ Narcotics +Sheriffs Dept County 453.7750/ Rescue +Sheriffs Dept County 1 155.7900/ Fugitive/Civil +Sheriffs Dept County 2 155.2500/ Info/Tactical +Sheriffs Dept County 3 155.6400/ Dispatch +TV - 3 Memphis 450.3500/ +TV - 5 Memphis 450.0500/ +TV - 5 Memphis 450.1500/ Engr +TV - 5 Memphis 455.0500/ +TN Hwy County 158.7300/ Memphis Area +Transit Auth Memphis 453.2250/ +Transit Auth Memphis 453.2750/ +Transit Auth Memphis 453.3250/ +Transit Auth Memphis 453.3750/ +Transit Auth Memphis 453.7250/ +Trauma Ctr Memphis 462.9500/ +U of Tenn Memphis 453.8750/ Security +WMC 79 Memphis 450.2500/ Air Watch +Weather Net Memphis 146.8800/ + +COUNTY OF: State +Sheriffs Net 155.3700/ +State Parks 151.1600/ +Tennessee Wildli 159.2400/ +West Tennessee P 155.9100/ +West Tennessee P 158.7750/ + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +PUBLIC SAFETY - NORTH CENTRAL +Michael Redman + + +Public Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details & questions +for Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Dakota to: + + +Greetings, folks hope it's not too hot to monitor! Hope you have been taking that +scanner along on those weekend outings and trips and will let us know what you have +heard. +The column originally intended for July appeared in August because of a mishap in +transmission on the California end of things. My apologies for the absence of your +favorite (?) column a couple of months ago. We all enjoy the RCMA Journal but few +really know how much hard work, most without paid salary, goes into the best +monitor1ng publication there is. We're human, we make mlstakes, and we're sorry for +the inconvenience +As some of you go back to school, either as students, teachers, or other school +employees, remember that many school districts use radio to communicate from school +to school and between maintenance personnel. Most districts with school buses use +radio, and with a little in-vestigation, you can locate the frequencies in your +school district. They can make for some interesting listenlng and, of course, our +readers would like to know what you hear. Some of them use unique ten-codes +and some sound very unconventional. Look in the business bands and on the VHF +"special emergency" channels between 155.160 and 155.400 Mhz. In the St. Louis +area, they are everywhere, from 31.00 Mhz. to UHF business band to 800 Mhz. Check +those PL tones, too! + + +IOWA +AE: Chuck Gysi + +KENT (CA-OR-422) is planning a trip to Iowa, and Chuck has provided this +information that may be of interest to the rest of us . . . +155.565R Iowa State Patrol, Southeast Iowa +155.655R Iowa State Patrol, Johnson County & Iowa City +155.700R Iowa State Patrol, L.E.A. repeater, SE Iowa +155.685R Iowa State Patrol, L.E.A., Iowa City area +155.430 Iowa State Patrol, car to car +155.505 Iowa State Patrol, radar patrols +155.475 Iowa State Patrol, Mutual Aid +155.445 Iowa State Patrol, investigations +453.625 Iowa State Patrol, mobile repeaters +458.625 Iowa State Patrol, mobile repeater handhelds +154.370 Washington City/County fire +154.695, 154.72S, 155.250 Washington City/County police +155.850, 155/910 Washington City/County police mobiles +154.130 Dubuque fire +460.375R, 460.425R, 460.450R Dubuque police +154.175 Dubuque County fire +154.860, 155.310 Dubuque County Sheriff +155.850, 155.910 Dubuque County Sheriff mobiles + +Another member who prefers to remain anonymous submits this information: +154.400 Benton County Fire +155.190 Benton County Sheriff +453.325 Benton County Highway Department +154.370 Blackhawk County Fire +154.875 Blackhawk County Sheriff + 45.800 Blackhawk County Highway Department +154.340 Bremer County Fire +155.070 Bremer County Sheriff +154.195(?) Bremer County Highway Department +154.190 Buchanan County Fire +154.965 Buchanan County Sheriff +151.070 Buchanan County Highway Department +154.340 Butler County Fire +158.790 Butler county Sheriff +156.165 Butler County Highway Department +154.145 Cedar Falls Fire +155.130 Cedar Falls Police +154.235 Cerro Gordo County Fire +154.740 Cerro Gordo County Sheriff +151.070 Cerro Gordo County Highway Department +154.310 Ch1ckasaw County Fire +154.860 Chickasaw County Sheriff +150.995 Chickasaw County Highway Department +154.280 Statewide Fire Mutual Aid +154.415 Floyd County Fire +155.190 Floyd County Sheriff +151.100 Floyd County Highway Department +154.235 Franklin County Fire +154.725 Franklin County Sheriff +151.010 Franklin County Highway Department +154.175 Grundy County Fire +154.085 Grundy County Sheriff +453.650 Erundy County Highway Department +154.355 Hardin County Fire +155.745 Hardin County Sheriff +151.055 Hardin County Highway Department +154.725 Iowa Falls Police gepartment +155.565 Iowa State Patrol, Cedar Falls base +155.700 Iowa State Patrol, LEA, Cedar Falls Base +155.640 Iowa State Patrol, Des Moines base +155.790 Iowa State Patrol, LEA, Des Moines base +154.385 Marshall County Fire +154.830 Marshall County Sheriff +151.070 Marshall County Hwy Dept +154.430 Marshalltown Fire +156.000 Marshalltown PD +154.130 Mason City Fire +154.890 Mason City Police Department +155.475 Statewide Mutual Aid +155.370 Statewide Police Intersystem +154.205 Taaa County Fire +154.830 Tama County Sheriff +156.120 Tama County Highway Department +154.250 Waterloo Fire +460.025 Waterloo Police Department + +KANSAS +AE: Steve Jester + +More information on Wichita and Sedgwick County: + +155.745 Derby Police +155.130 Wichita PD Fl, West Side +155.430 Wichita PD F2, East Side +156.090 Wichita PD F3, simplex car to car +155.190 Sedgwick County Sheriff Dispatch +154.875R Sedgwick County Sheriff F3 +460.125R Haysville Police Dept. +154.190 Wichita Fire Dept. A, Simplex Fireground +154.415R Wichita Fire Dept. B, Dispatch +154.385 Sedgwick Fire Dept. + +The trunked system below will eventually replece the above: +855.2375 Public Service autopatch +856.4625 EMS, Fire Dispatch 1 +857.4625 Sedgwick County Sheriff, Fire Ground 1 +858.4625 Narcotics, Fire Ground 2 +859.4625 Vice, Jail +860.4625 Homicide, local hospital radio patch + +An anonymous contributor indicates that the Shawnee County (Topeka) Sheriff's +Department is using an 800 Mhz. system with multiple sub-fleets and phone +interconnect. It is believed to be on a commercial shared network (SMR); any ideas? +Shawnee County also uses 39.680, 39.800, 39.460, and 39.580/39.700. Here are aome +additional channels: +460.475 Topeka PD Fl 453.850 Mission Twnshp FD +460.460 Topeka PD F2 154.340 Soldier Twnshp FD +460.350 Topeka PD F3 154.190 Topeka Twnshp FD +460.250 Topeka PD F4 158.745 Shawnee Co Civil Defense +461.625 Topeka Sch Sec 155.805 Douglas Co Civil Defense +154.430 Topeka FD 170.150 Statewide Disaster Ch +154.295 St-wide Fire Mutual Aid + + +NEBRASKA +AE: James Hoover +Here is a submission from Nebraska's newest member, ROD (NE-025): + +155.055 Dawson Co Road Maint +453.6625 Lexington FD + 39.820 Tri-County Hospital +453.7125 Lexington FD +152.0075 Tri-County Hosp Paging +453.7625 Lexington FD +463.175 Heartland Amb, Med 8 +458.1125 Lexington FD +462.950 Heartland Ambulance, Med 9 +462.975 Heartland Ambulance, Med 10 +452.700 Johnson Lake EMS + 39.980 Lexington FD +453.1125 Lexington FD +453.6125 Lexington FD + +MINNESOTA +AE: Jerry Ensign + +Anoka County has a new number and city code system. Can anyone fill us in on this +new system? 38 Baker, 35 Henry, 40 Zebra??? + +Blue Earth County: +Sheriff: 155.190, 155.760, 155.310 +Fire: 154.310, 154.295, 153.830 +Ambulance: 155.280, 461.075, 155.355, 155.385, 155.340 +Butternut: 33.820 (F2) +Lake Crystal 155.955 (P2 and F2) +N. Mankato: 155.310 (Pol1ce), 155.880 (F2 and LG) + +Brown County: +Sheriff: 155.490, 155.115 +F1re: 154.445, 154.295 +Ambulance: 155.355, 155.400, 155.340 +Comfrey: 155.775 (LG & F) +New Ulm: 154.055 (P2) +Sleepy Eye: 453.525, 453.425 (LG & F) +Additions and corrections requested + +SOUTH DAKOTA no input this month +AE: Steve Keller + +NORTH DAKOTA +AE: Rob Schmeig + +Let's have more input like the contribution last month from Duane (ND-007). We need +more input from the western part of the state. + +MISSOURI: +AE: Michael Redman + +Greetings and welcome to Missouri. +The St. Louis Major Case Squad is a highly elite team of police investigators who +respond from their multiple jurisdictions when a major crime occurs in a municipal +venue. The unit responds in a converted motor home stored at the Florissant Police +Departnent. Communications are primarily done on cellular phones and notification +is by pager, but they do have some VHF high band radios on these frequencies: +154.725 Co-ide Emergency +155.730 State Sheriff's Net +155.475 Mutual Aid +155.055 Illinois I.R.E.A.C.H +The unit also responds in Illinois. + +JAMES (MO-134) provides these frequencies for the St. Charles City trunked system +(somehow missed in Police Call): 856.2625, 857.2625, 858.2625, 859.2625, 860.2625 +This covers all city operations including fire, and they are adding "talkaround" +in the near future. + +Send in your verifications, comments, frequencies, observations, etc. Your comments +are always welcomed, and please send a S.A.S.E. for a reply. See you next month! + + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +PUBLIC SAFETY WEST + +Send Public Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details and +questions for Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New +Mexico, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming to: + +Scott Reiff + +Hello all RCMA members. Sorry we could not be with you, but this editor has just +been way too busy for everything I want to do and to have to do. Anyway, lets just +get right down to business. OK? + +NO INPUT THIS MONTH +ALASKA AE: Dan Morisseau + +COLORADO AE: George Hoggatt + +IDAHO AE: George Wight + +WYOMING AE: C D Smith + +ARIZONA +AE: Bob Schmulian + +Next month we will print an EXCELLENT map, very nice, very detailed, of the Arizona +Highway Patrol radio system. We don't have room to do it this month, but if anyone +is in a real hurry for it, send and SASE to the Silverado address -Ed] + +HAWAII +AE: Darrell R. Meacham + +Here is a list of Civil Defense Frequencies for Oahu: + +148.150 C A P 47.500 Civil Defense +155.715 Civil Defense 155.865 Civil Defense +158.430 Civil Defense 158.250 Board of Water Supply + 47.940 Gasco Net 151.985 Hawaiian Tel Net +153.650 Hawaii Elec Co Net 153.410 +Hawaii Elec Co Net +155.955 Control Net 158.955 Control Net +158.865 Mobile Units 158.955 Control Net Mobiles +148.905 Military + + +NEVADA +AE: Fred McGowan + +Washoe County Sheriff's Office +Washoe County, Nevada +Freqs +154.710, Consolidated Narcotics Unit (SO Washoe, PD Reno/Sparks) +154.950 " " +154.860 Washoe County Jail - Jail Control +460.050 " " +155.010 Detectives/Supervisors BLUE Channel +155.160 Search and Rescue ORANGE Channel +155.205 S A R, Hasty Team - auto extrications RED Channel +155.310 Incline Village Substation YELLOW Channel +156.090 " " +155.520 Dispatch GREEN Channel +156.210 " " Input +155.550 ? ? +155.985 Records Check and Car to Car WHITE Channel + +Units +1030 - 1037 SGT's / Supervisors +3241 Gerlach +5153, 5154 Detectives +7251, 7253 Served a Process +9550 - 9552 Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Tribal Police +9152, 9153, 9150, 9157 Animal Control +Patrols: First 2 digits beat #: 11 - 18. Third digit is Shift: 1 - graveyard, 2 - +day, 3 - swing. + + +NEW MEXICO ** AE NEEDED ** + +MONTANA ** AE NEEDED ** + +OREGON ** AE NEEDED ** + +From the membership survey, we have a nice channel plan for CCSO from OR-089, +Gene: + +Clackamas County Sheriff's Office +Clackamas County, Oregon +155.430 Ch 1 Dispatch +155.190 Ch 2 Traffic, Misc +155.760 Ch 3 Car to Car +155.610 Ch 4 Direct / 460.450 RX on cars +155.700 Ch 5 P D Gladstone +155.475 Ch 6 N L E E C - O P E N +155.595 Ch 7 P D Canby +154.935 Ch 8 O S P Ch 11 - Mt Hood +154.935 Ch 9 O S P Ch 10 - Goat Mtn +154.740 Ch 10 S O Marion Co +154.830 Ch 11 S O Wasco Co +155.010 Ch 12 S O Washington Co +155.280 Ch 13 S O Marion Co S A R +155.805 Ch 14 State S A R +155.805 Ch 15 State S A R with tone +155.910 Ch 16 O S P Salem +154.935 Ch 17 O S P Ch 9 - Portland +154.830 Ch 18 S O Wasco Co with tone +162.550 Ch 19 Weather +169.925 Ch 20 U S Forest Service 1 Bear Springs +170.525 Ch 21 U S F S 2 Ripple Brook +169.950 Ch 22 U S F S 3 Zig Zag +170.500 Ch 23 U S F S 4 Car to car/Field +169.950 Ch 24 U S F S 3 Direct + +Units +B Boy P D Canby +C Charlie Corrections +D David S O Clackamas Co +H Henry P D Gladstone +N Nora P D Mallala +P Paul P D Oregon City +R Robert P D Sandy +Z Zebra Narcs and Det +S Sam P D Lake Oswego and West Linn +W Willie Death + +i.e., "2 David 100" would be S O Clackamas Co Sheriff. First digit is shift, 1 - +gvyd 2 - day 3 - swing. Then Alpha character, then unit #. + + 331 Clackamas Co Jail + 218 S O Clackamas +6012 P D Sandy +7414 C C S O substation... Fuller and Causey +7421 C C S O substation... Oakgrove and East + +** Editor's note: Gene, send in your list of S O Marion Co!! +Also, I would like to get in touch with the RCMA member in Ontario, OR area. Please +Write!! + + +UTAH ** AE NEEDED ** + + +Utah County Sheriff's Office +Utah County, Utah +155.505 Ch 1 Utah state agencies +154.710 Ch 2 Secondary dispatch +158.970 Ch 3 Car to car +154.860 Ch 4 Dispatch +155.235 Search and Rescue +155.340 H E A R S +153.950 Fire/E M S Dispatch +154.100 18J & 5J Fire/E M S Dispatch (See codes) +153.905 9J Fire/E M S Dispatch (See codes) + +Utah County Sheriff's Office also dispatches for the following city agencies in +addition to Utah County: +American Fork, 5J Mapelton, 10J Genola, 17J +Spanish Fork, 6J Santiquin, 14J Sundance, 21J +Lehi, 8J Salem, 15J Elk Ridge, 22J +Payson, 9J Goshen, 16J + +Stations (including above): + 1J, Utah County 4J, Springville 19J, Woodland Hills + 2J, Provo 7J, Pleasant Grove 20J, Highland + 3J, Orem 13J, Lindon + +I D: + 5J550 Amer. Fork EMS 14J514 Santiquin E M S + 5J600 American Fork Fire 14J600 +Santiquin Fire + 6J560 Spanish Fork EMS 15J515 +Salem E M S + 6J600 Spanish Fork Fire 15J600 +Salem Fire + 8J580 Lehi E M S 16J600 Goshen Fire + 8J600 Lehi Fire 17J600 Genola Fire + 9J590 Payson E M S 18J600 Alpine Fire + 9J600 Payson Fire 21J600 Sundance Fire +10J600 Mapleton Fire 22J600 Elk Ridge Fire + +I D Breakdown: +First two Numerical/Alpha = What station +Following SO only: +Third Numerical = 1 - Deputy, 2 - Detective +Fourth Numerical = Team Number, 1 - Team 1, 2 - Team 2, etc +Fifth Numerical = 1 - Lieutenant, 2 - Sgt +1J101 - 1J199 = Sheriff +1J700 - 1J799 = Search and Rescue +1 - 99 = City Police (Example: 5J50) +70 = Animal Control Officer (Example: 5J70 +1 = Typically Police Chief (Example: 5J1) + +WASHINGTON +AE: Ken McLeod +From membership survey: Pullman, WA +155.640 Pullman PD 155.085 Whitman Co Shrf TAC +155.370 Pullman area LERN 155.970 WA +St Patrol - Pullman +155.340 H E A R S 155.940 Area Local Govt +154.385 Pullman Fire/E M S 155.865 +Pullman Transit +156.210 Whitman Co Sheriff + + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ +PUBLIC SAFETY - CALIFORNIA + +Send Pubic Safety and Special Emergency frequencies, radio system details and +questions to: + +Veryl J. Burt, Jr. + +I hate to start the September column on such a sad note, but the day I was +preparing this a chopper that belonged to the LAPD was on routine patrol and at +around 11:22 in the morning went down due to engine failure. +There were three fatalities, two being officers, so I would like to dedicate this +column to all the officers who valiantly respond in the sky: the Air Support Units +of our nation's law enforcement agencies. (Just as a side-note: according to the +LAPD, a chopper can replace 200-300 officers on the ground.) +Here are the frequencies for the cities that were at the epicenter of the what is +now being called the Sierra Madre Earthquake. + +Police +Pasadena 482.3375 Freq 1 (Pri Dsp) + 482.4375 Freq 2 (Tactical) + 482.5375 Freq 3 (Detectives) + 153.845 Freq 8 (Loc Govt) +San Marino 156.330 (Main Dispatch) +Monrovia 158.730 (Primary) +Sierra Madre 158.730 (Pri-Shared) +Arcadia 507.0625 (Primary) +LA Co Sheriff 482.9875 (Dispatch -NE Pasadena) + +Fire +San Marino 153.995 (Main) + 154.175 (secondary) +Monrovia 154.370 (Units 10-19) +El Monte 154.370 (Units 20-29) + +Fire +Sierra Madre 154.370 (Units 30-39) +Arcadia 154.370 (Units 40-49) +Pasadena Part of Verdugo Fire highlighted 8/91 column. + +Office of Emergency Services +Disaster Services 153.755 R + +Civil Defense Fire (LA County) 154.160 "O.E.S. 1 " + +Civil Defense Fire (Orange Co.) 154.220 "O.E.S. 2 " + +I would like to acknowledge Gene Hughes, and thank him for letting me use most of +the material from Police Call, Southern California Detail Edition, Copyright 1990. +I would also like to acknowledge Government Radio Systems, Sixth Edition, Copyright +1990 Mobile Radio Resources. +Usually I like to end the column on a funny note each month, but this month I will +diverge from that, We should be indebted to the people of the Police and Fire +Departments and Office of Emergency Services for their unfailing dedication to +their work so our lives can be a little safer in time of disaster. I think a real +word should be said about the Sierra Madre Fire Dept, they did just such a great +job and, if you can believe this, it is ALL-VOLUNTEER!! +Please keep monitoring and listening and send all Southern California contributions +to my address. Hopefully by the next column we will Have an Associate Editor For +Northern California. +So keep up the monitoring until our October column. + + +þÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄþ + +RAILROADS +Gary L. Sturm and +Bill Farmer, Editors + +Information about railroad frequencies and their uses, radio system details, and +related questions to: + +Bill Farmer + +Last month we reported on the new road channels that Southern Pacific is planning +to implement. Now we've received an unconfirmed report that the changeover has been +put on hold until further notice. We'll keep you informed as more information +becomes available. In the meantime, it would be a good idea to monitor the new road +channel that is proposed for your area and let us know if it becomes active. +Mike (NC-120) wrote again about the Camp Lejeune (NC) RR. He was able to catch up +with the train and noted that the locomotive was lettered "USMC 270092" so +apparently the trackage of the former Southern Railway subsidiary has been taken +over by the Marine Corps. Mike noted an 18-inch antenna but the crew didn't know +what frequency their radios operate on. In looking over maps of the area from +various years past, Mike noted different railroad names for the same stretches of +track at different times. The various names come about as a result of railroad +mergers, and we get questions about it from time to time, so let's go over the +histories of the two major systems in the southeast, starting with CSX +Transportation. CSX was formed by the merger of the Chessie System railroads +(Baltimore & Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio) with Seaboard System Railroad. Earlier, +Seaboard System was formed by the merger of Seaboard Coast Line with Louisville & +Nasville, Georgia RR, Clinchfield RR, Atlanta & West Point, and Western Railway of +Alabama. Going back in time still further, to 1968, Seaboard Coast Line was formed +by the merger of Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line railroads. The other +major system in the southeast is Norfolk Southern, which was formed by the merger +of Southern Railway with Norfolk & Western. Actually these two railroads still +exist as subsidiaries of Norfolk Southern Corp., but their locomotives are being +repainted and lettered Norfolk Southern. +In another followup to last month's column, John (nonmember) reports that Kansas +Southwestern was using 160.680 (a Union Pacific yard channel) in May but by June +had its own frequency, 160.995. Switching has been heard on the latter but no +dispatching; they may have another channel for that. +Adding to Gary's report last June on Ft. Wayne IN, Norfolk Southern uses 160.515/ +161.235 for its PBX (they call it ARN). Indiana Hi-Rail uses 160.695 for dispatcher +and road, and just started using 160.590 for switching. +Kevin (CA-SF-016) sent a newspaper article telling of the planned construction of +a track connection to link NJ Transit's Morris and Essex lines to Amtrak's +northeast corridor line. The connecting track, in Kearny NJ, will allow commuter +trains from Morris, Essex, Union, and Somerset Counties in New Jersey to operate +directly into Amtrak's Penn Station in New York City, eliminating the need for +passengers to change trains at Hoboken. The project is to be completed in 1995. +An anonymous contributor sent an article from the Boston Herald telling of an +incident on Amtrak's Colonial in which the engines uncoupled from the train near +New London CT. The train and engines stopped without injury and the cause was under +investigation. + +AMTRAK AND METRO-NORTH ROAD CHANNELS +by CARL (NY-117) and RICK (IL-496) +Amtrak now uses Metro-North's road frequency between Poughkeepsie NY and CP 12 +which is the new Empire Connection. [Ed Note: beginning April 7 all Amtrak trains +that had been using Grand Central Terminal in New York City switched to Penn +Station. They run over a rebuilt freight line between Penn Station and CP 12 at +Spuyten-Duyvil, where they enter and leave Metro-North trackage.] This means that +between Albany and New York City Amtrak trains use four frequencies. Leaving Albany +they are on Conrail 1 (160.800), south of milepost 130 (near Selkirk branch jct.) +they use Conrail 2 (161.070), from Poughkeepsie to CP 12 (Empire Connection) they +use Metro-North 1 (161.280) and from CP 12 to New York Penn Station they use Amtrak +1 (160.920). +Metro-North Commuter RR is planning to implement new channel assignments. [When? +-ed.] Presently, all three branches (Harlem, Hudson, and New Haven) are dispatched +on the same channel [161.280]. Dispatching is done remotely through local +transmitters from 42nd Street in Manhattan (near but not in Grand Central +Terminal). The dispatchers are covering each other's transmissions, so multiple +channels will be used. +160.950 Ch 1 Hudson Line road +161.280 Ch 2 Harlem Line road +160.545 Ch 3 New Haven Line road +160.410 Ch 4 Harlem and Hudson Lines maintenance of way +161.160 Ch 5 New Haven Line maintenance of way +160.770 Ch 6 "Shop Channel" chit-chat + +Police radios will have a different configuration. Metro-North does have other +channels that are used for power, the shops, and Grand Central Terminal. At this +point it is unknown if these will change. +[Obviously the road channel changes will affect Amtrak, whose trains operate over +Metro-North's Hudson and New Haven lines. In our June column we reported that +Amtrak had changed to 160.920 between Boston MA and Providence RI. Rick says that +as of April 7 the change had not yet occurred. -ed.] + +UNION PACIFIC - NORTHERN CALIFORNIA +by ROB (CA-ST-006) +A frequency list on the wall of the UP radio shop in Oakland CA in February 1990 +showed the following channels for its 16-channel handheld radios: +160.740 Ch 1 Road east of Oroville +160.515 Ch 2 Road west of Oroville +160.290/161.520Ch 3 Admin. PBX +161.025 Ch 4 MW vehicle to vehicle +160.605/161.025Ch 5 MW PBX (blue) +160.680 Ch 6 Yard switchers +160.650 Ch 7 Santa Fe road +161.550 Ch 8 Southern Pacific road +161.100 Ch 9 Burlington Northern road +160.380 Ch 10 Mt. Diablo Disp. (old WP Road) Emergency Use Only, +transmitter about half way up east side of Mt. Diablo (Morgan Territory) +160.275 Ch 11 UP Police (old WP) +161.205 Ch 12 Nationwide Common RR Police +161.280/160.785Ch 13 Old WP PBX (not in use at this time) +161.400 Ch 14 Southern Pacific Police & MW +160.530 Ch 15 Yard (red) +160.620 Ch 16 Yard (black) + + Other UP channels: +160.770 Yard (white) +160.830 Yard (orange) +161.115 Yard (yellow) used on San Jose Branch +161.460 Yard (green) used by Bay Area local LFE52 +160.440 End to End UP Equip. +464.700/469.700 Mt. Oso Stockton Control + + Yard channels at Stockton CA: +160.740 Yard Tower to Trains +160.380 Yard switching +160.680 Yard switching +160.770 Yard switching +161.115 Yard switching + +The last frequency is used the least since they normally work three yard jobs. + +CORBIN, KENTUCKY +by DAVID (nonmember) via GARY L. STURM (IN-045) +161.370 CSX Road with dispatcher calling trains +161.520 Trains to dispatcher +457.9375 End-of-train devices +160.770 East Yard switching +160.440 West Yard switching +160.380 Ch 2 Car Inspector +160.260 Corbin Shops +160.305 Signal Maintenance + +LOS ANGELES METRO RAIL +by BILL FARMER (CA-VE-010) +In June we mentioned new UHF channels for the Blue Line light rail transit system. +With the help of a frequency counter we've determined that there is only one new +channel, 472.4875/475.4875. It is called "Yard Control" and is used for movement +of LRVs in the yard area. The road channel remains 471.3375/474.3375. +Some changes on the VHF radios have taken place since our report in June. The +channels are now arranged as follows: +160.425/160.635 Ch 1 Track, Power, & Signals +160.695/160.755 Ch 2 Not in service +160.425 Ch 3 LRV Maintenance +161.265/160.695 Ch 4 Not in service (discontinued +6/1/91) +161.505 Ch 5 Yard Control (rarely used) +160.725 Ch 6 Not used + +BURLINGTON NORTHERN - PACIFIC DIVISION +by BILL (nonmember) via GARY L. STURM (IN-045) +161.100 Ch 1 Road: Vancouver BC to Vancouver WA +161.160 Ch 2 Road: also yards and Montana Rail Link Road +161.250 Ch 3 Yard: Portland area, Harbour Island Car Dept. +160.650 Ch 4 Yard: Balmer Yard, Tacoma Yard, Pasco Yard +161.310 Ch 5 Yard: Balmer Yard Hump, Tacoma Yard, Pasco Yard +161.010 Ch 6 Yard: Delta Yard (Everett WA), Tacoma Yard, West +Seattle Yard, Vancouver WA +160.830 Ch 7 Yard: Stacy Street Yard (South Seattle), Yardley Yard +(Spokane WA) +160.725 Ch 8 Yard: Willbridge Yard (Portland) +161.550 Ch 9 Yard: Seattle International Gateway +160.980 Ch 10 Pig Ramp (South Seattle) +160.965 Ch 11 Portland Hub Center, Spokane Hub Center +161.490 Ch 12 Portland Terminal Railway + +So long until next month - Gary & Bill + +TECHNICAL TOPICS + +Technical articles, technical tips, and questions on such subjects as monitor +receivers, antennas and antenna systems, preamps, and accessory equipment like pan +adapters and automatic recorders. +Also send information and questions pertaining to the user's equipment of interest +to listeners such as repeaters, links, tones, scrambler technology, trunking, +voting receivers, etc., to: + +Alexander Woollcott (GA-080) + +MONITORING WITH COMMERCIAL GRADE EQUIPMENT + +Quite a few RCMA members have responded to my request for information on members +who monitor with used commercial communications radio gear as opposed to (or in +addition to) standard consumer monitoring equipment. While it seems that only a +small minority of RCMA members use commercial gear as part of their monitoring +shack, I am willing to bet that many more would use commercial gear if they were +aware that it offers a viable alternative or supplement to consumer "scanner-type" +equipment. +The first question one might ask is what is "commercial equipment"? Commercial +equipment is simply radio communications gear designed for private business or +public uses, principally two-way communications. Occasionally commercial equipment +includes single or multiple frequency monitors (capable only of receiving). I am +unaware of any commercial "scanner" although they may exist. +The next question might well be, what's so special about commercial equipment? The +simple answer is that commercial equipment usually performs better and sounds +better than consumer grade equipment. Commercial equipment generally performs +better for a number of reasons. First, the equipment is generally manufactured with +higher quality components than consumer equipment. With commercial equipment, +manufacturers compete to offer state of the art components and performance. In +consumer equipment, there appears to be an unwritten conspiracy among manufacturers +to accept the lowest common denominator as the status quo. +Second, commercial equipment is much more durable and ruggedly constructed. Just +compare the casing on the typical commercial mobile rig to that on your favorite +scanner. Rugged construction adds years of life to a radio, whereas cheap +construction exposes the internal components to a higher risk of damage. +Third (and most importantly), commercial equipment is designed to comply with much +more rigorous performance specifications than consumer equipment. The assumption, +probably a correct one, is that two-way communication is more critical than casual +monitoring. In fairness to some consumer equipment, it is difficult and expensive +to build a wide frequency range, multi-channel radio receiver that meets high +performance specifications over the entire range of frequencies; it is relatively +easier to build a high performance radio that simply is limited to a single band +and a limited number of channels. +RCMA members report using a variety of commercial equipment for monitoring +purposes. Many use old two way gear. Most use old mobile equipment. Some use old +transceivers. Some use handheld portable. +By far the most common manufacturer represented is Motorola. The next most common +is General Electric. Other names mentioned include Plectron, and Johnson. +By this point you are probably wondering whether there are any downsides to the use +of commercial equipment. The answer is "yes". New and even relatively new +commercial equipment is extremely expensive. Those state of the art components +don't come cheap! For the most part, the only used commercial gear that is within +the budget of most monitoring hobbyists is at least five years old. Moreover, these +units often represent discontinued lines or models. +Aside from expense, there are some other downsides to using commercial gear for +your monitoring. Commercial equipment is typically limited to a single or small +number of channels, and always to a single band. Commercial equipment looks like, +well . . . "commercial," "functional." +Don't expect a lot of bells and whistles with your commercial rig. You are likely +to get three controls: an on/off switch, a squelch control and a volume control. +The final drawback is the lack of widespread availability. Commercial equipment can +often be purchased at hamfests and conventions. Another good source is your local +commercial radio repair shop. Many of these shops will be happy to sell you used +equipment, and some will even sell you some new stuff off the shelves. Their +motivation is primarily public goodwill. Take heed of one piece of advice; remember +that a commercial radio shop that offers to sell you a piece of equipment is doing +you a tremendous favor; don't take them for granted, and don't act as if they have +to sell you some equipment, because they clearly don't. +I will describe two pieces of used commercial equipment that I own. One is a single +channel Motorola desk top monitor. It is about the size of a scanner and I have it +crystalled to receive the Georgia State Patrol base transmitting station on 154.680 +MHz. This unit is probably at least ten years old, but it performs like a dream. +Its sensitivity is better than any other radio I own (including the ICOM). For such +a relatively small unit, it has loads of volume (about 5 watts). My other +commercial piece is a Motorola voice pager, which is about the size of a pack of +cigarettes. I have it crystalled to receive the Atlanta Fire Department Dispatch +on 154.190 MHz. This little unit is a dream. The volume is louder and less +distorted than any portable scanner that I have ever heard. Its sensitivity was +tested to be about a .25 uV for 20db SINAD. I also own several mobile speakers from +Motorola. These cost me a fraction of what a good external speaker designed for +amateur equipment would cost, and they sound just as good. These speakers are good +because they are designed to perform well in a noisy environment. Their speaker +configuration is such that the speaker rejects or attenuate frequencies well above +or below the range of the human voice, particularly higher frequencies (which have +been found to cause listener fatigue or stress). Because of the attenuation of high +frequencies, the background hiss (which is generally higher pitch than the typical +range of the human voice) that occurs with a weak radio signal is much less +apparent on one of these commercial grade external speakers. +I will share some comments from Allan (RI-038) regarding his commercial equipment, +because I think that Allan's enthusiasm about sums up the great benefits of +searching long and hard for a good piece of commercial gear. Alan writes: +"I recently purchased a used Motorola business dispatcher (CMT-3100) two way VHF +High Band radio for monitoring the Warrick, Rhode Island Fire Department on 154.310 +MHz and the PL tone of 162.20. The transmitter was disabled by the out of state 2 +way radio shop I purchased the set from. There is only one way to describe the +performance of this unit "awesome." Since this radio is equipped with Motorola's +Private Line, I get no intermod or any other form of interference. The audio output +is extremely crisp and clear. I also own a Bearcat 760 XLT with a CTCSS tone board. +The Bearcat radio pales in comparison to my Motorola unit in regards to audio +quality and clarity. Even with the tone board on the Uniden radio, I still get some +intermod. The only drawback to the Motorola unit is that it is only a single +channel unit. In addition, I would say that my Motorola unit is about 20 years old, +but it still works extremely well. According to the shop where I purchased the +unit, the Motorola radios will almost last forever. In fact when Motorola installs +a new radio system they will take back the customer's old units which they destroy +since they do not want the old equipment on the market. . . . I also own a used +General Electric Master Pro External speaker which I purchased from a local 2 way +shop for only $12.50. I suspect that the speaker is worth over $50. This speaker +is hooked up to my Uniden 760 XLT and is a vast improvement over the built-in +speaker." +Thanks for the great letter Allan. Allan also expressed an interest in purchasing +additional commercial equipment through a buyer's network. If other members have +an interest in swapping information about sources of commercial equipment, please +let me know and I will informally circulate this information. +On a related matter, there is a limited amount of radio equipment that is available +to public consumers that is designed to meet professional specifications. This kind +of equipment is known as "commercial grade" equipment. The ICOM R-7000 is an +example. While anyone can walk into an ICOM retailer and buy an ICOM R-7000 (anyone +with $1,000 or so, that is), this unit is also frequently sold to commercial users +as well. +Speaking of commercial grade specifications, Allan (RI 038) also enclosed a spec +sheet for his Motorola CMT-3100. Consider some of the following specs: sensitivity +.35 uv EI-SINAD, .5 uv for 20db quieting; spurious and image rejection 86 db; +squelch sensitivity .25 uv; audio output 5 watts at less than 5% distortion; +selectivity more than -90 db at 15 kc (plus or minus)! + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/redcrosssc1.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/redcrosssc1.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b7079a30 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/redcrosssc1.ham @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +FROM: GEORGE CONOVER Area # 2 ( Shortwave ) +TO: FRANCIS TOY MSG # 338, Oct-15-91 9:22am +SUBJECT: Re: UN RADIO & RED CROSS + + FT> Does anyone have the latest schedule to UN Radio/best + FT> frequencies to hear in w. North America/North America? + FT> And, what about RED CROSS B-Casting? I hear it goes on the + FT> air one week per month, and I'd like to know which week. +Thanks....... + +From: paulb@harley.TTI.COM (Paul Blumstein) +Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave +Subject: Red Cross Broadcasting Service Schedule +Date: 19 Sep 91 23:52:59 GMT + + + RED CROSS BROADCASTING SERVICE + Sep 91 - Feb 92 + +The following schedule is Broadcast only on the following days: + SUNDAYS: 9/29, 10/27, 11/4, 12/29 1/26, 2/23 + MONDAYS: 9/30, 10/28, 11/25, 12/30, 1/27, 2/24 + + UTC Language FREQUENCY TARGET + ----------- ------------ ---------------------- ------------- + 1100-1130 English 7210 Europe + 1130-1200 French 7210 Europe + 1200-1220 German 7210 Europe + 1220-1240 Spanish 7210 Europe + 1700-1730 English 7210 Europe + 1730-1800 French 7210 Europe + 1800-1820 German 7210 Europe + 1820-1840 Spanish 7210 Europe + -------------------------------------------------------------------- +The following schedule is Broadcast only on the following days: + MONDAYS: 9/30, 10/28, 11/25, 12/30, 1/27, 2/24 + THURSDAYS: 10/3, 10/31, 11/28, 1/2. 1/30, 2/27 + + UTC Language FREQUENCY TARGET + ----------- ------------ ----------------------- ------------- + 0310-0327 English 13635 Near East/E +Africa + 0740-0757 English 9560 13685 17670 21695 Australasia + 1040-1057 English 13635 15570 17670 21770 Far East + 1310-1327 English 7480 Far East (via +Beijing) + 11690 SE Asia (via +Beijing) + 13695 15505 17830 21695 SE Asia + 1510-1527 Arabic 13685 15430 17830 21630 Near East/E +Africa + 1710-1727 French/English 9885 11955 15525 17830 ... + 21770 Africa + 2210-2227 Portuguese 9810 9885 15570 South America + 12035 S America (Via +Gabon) + -------------------------------------------------------------------- +The following schedule is Broadcast only on the following days: + TUESDAYS: 10/1, 10/29, 11/26, 12/31, 1/28, 2/25 + FRIDAYS: 10/4, 11/1, 11/29, 1/3, 1/31, 2/28 + + UTC Language FREQUENCY TARGET + ----------- ------------ ----------------------- ------------- + 0110-0127 Spanish 6135 9650 9885 12035 N & Cent America + 17730 N & C Amer (via + Brazil) + 0310-0327 English 6135 9885 12035 N & Cent America + +Address: + Red Cross Broadcasting Service + International Committee of the Red Cross + 19, Avenue de La Paix + CH-1202 Geneve, Switzerland + +--- EZPoint V2.1 + * Origin: George's point Oklahoma City, OK (1:147/31.6) diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/rochestr.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/rochestr.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e86d63dd --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/rochestr.ham @@ -0,0 +1,924 @@ + + + ROCHESTER, N.Y. ACTIVE FREQUENCIES +October 2, 1990 at 10:37 p.m. Page 1 + +FREQUENCY CITY_TOWN USER REFERENCE SERVICE +========== =============== ===================== ===================== =============== + 29.6000 AMATEUR 10 METER FM SIMPLEX AMATEUR + 30.1000 ROCHESTER NATIONAL GUARD GOVERNMENT + 33.0400 GATES GATES-CHILI SCHOOLS SCHOOL + 33.0400 APPALATIAN MTN CLUB + 33.1000 GREECE GREECE SCHOOL DIST SCHOOL + 33.6800 FIRE DEPT. FIRE + 33.7000 FIRE DEPT. FIRE + 33.7400 FIRE DEPT. FIRE + 33.7800 FIRE DISPATCH FIRE + 33.7800 FIRE DISPATCH FIRE + 33.8400 FIRE TACTICAL FIRE + 33.8400 FIRE TACTICAL FIRE + 33.8600 FIRE DISPATCH FIRE + 33.9000 WOLFEBORO LAKES REGION MUT AID FIRE + 34.5000 ROCHESTER NATIONAL GUARD GOVERNMENT + 37.1000 BRIGHTON HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL GOV'T + 37.2400 + 37.2800 GILFORD/LACONIA GILFORD, LACONIA PD'S POLICE + 37.6200 RG&E ELECTRIC - RURAL UTILITY + 37.6600 WELLSBORO WELLSBORO ELECTRIC UTILTIY + 37.9000 HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL GOV'T + 37.9400 HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL GOV'T + 37.9600 HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL GOV'T + 39.1800 AMBULANCE DISPATCH EMS + 39.4600 SHERIFF DISP. NETWORK DISPATCHER NET POLICE + 40.1000 ARMY RESERVE AVIATION MILITARY + 40.9000 NATIONAL GUARD MILITARY + 41.0000 ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AVIATION MILITARY + 42.0600 ONTARIO PROVINCIAL BASE POLICE + 42.1400 CANANDAIGUA NYSP VEHICLE REPEAT POLICE + 42.2200 ONTARIO PROVINCIAL CARS POLICE + 42.6000 PA STATE POLICE POINT TO POINT POLICE + 44.6400 PA GAME COMMISSION GOVERNMENT-PA + 44.8200 NH SP CAR TO CAR POLICE + 44.8400 DEPT GAME PROTECTORS GOVERNMENT-PA + 44.9200 MT. MORRIS LETCHWORTH STATE PARK MAINTENANCE PARKS + 44.9400 + 45.1000 MT. MORRIS LETCHWORTH STATE PARK PARK POLICE POLICE + 45.1800 NH SP AIRCRAFT PATROL POLICE + 45.2000 HIGHWAY DEPT. LOCAL GOV'T + 45.2600 + 45.3000 + 45.4400 CIVIL DEFENSE LOCAL GOV'T + 45.4600 GILFORD NH SP TROOP E POLICE + 45.5400 POLICE TACTICAL POLICE + 45.6000 CIVIL DEFENSE LOCAL GOV'T + 45.6200 POLICE DISPATCH POLICE + 45.6400 NYS CIVIL DEFENSE LOCAL GOV'T + 45.7000 HIGHWAY DEPT. LOCAL GOV'T + 45.8800 NYS FIRE DEPTS STATEWIDE MUTUAL AID FIRE + 46.0800 AMBULANCE DISPATCHER EMS + 46.0800 FIRE DEPT FIRE + 46.1000 AMBULANCE DISPATCHER EMS + 46.1000 FIRE DEPT FIRE + 46.1200 ORLEANS COUNTY FIRE + + + + + + ROCHESTER, N.Y. 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ACTIVE FREQUENCIES +October 2, 1990 at 10:37 p.m. Page 10 + +FREQUENCY CITY_TOWN USER REFERENCE SERVICE +========== =============== ===================== ===================== =============== + 160.7750 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 63 SHORE MARINE + 160.7850 ROCHESTER CHESSY/B&O RAIL + 160.8000 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 4 SHORE MARINE + 160.8000 ROCHESTER CONRAIL CHANNEL 01 - ROAD RAIL + 160.8250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 64 SHORE MARINE + 160.8500 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 5 SHORE MARINE + 160.8750 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 65 SHORE MARINE + 160.9250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 66 SHORE MARINE + 160.9500 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 7 SHORE MARINE + 161.0700 ROCHESTER CONRAIL CHANNEL 02 - YARD RAIL + 161.4000 CONRAIL RAIL + 161.4300 ROCHESTER DEPT PUBLIC WORKS SANITATION LOCAL GOV'T + 161.5000 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 18 SHORE MARINE + 161.5200 CONRAIL RAIL + 161.5250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 78 SHORE MARINE + 161.5500 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 19 SHORE MARINE + 161.5750 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 79 SHORE MARINE + 161.6000 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 20 SHORE MARINE + 161.6250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 80 SHORE MARINE + 161.6500 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 21 SHORE MARINE + 161.7000 ROCHESTER WOKR TV CHANNEL 8 TELEVISION NEWS MEDIA + 161.7000 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 22 SHORE MARINE + 161.7250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 82 SHORE MARINE + 161.7300 ROCHESTER WHEC TV CHANNEL 10 NEWS CARS MEDIA + 161.7500 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 23 SHORE MARINE + 161.7750 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 83 SHORE MARINE + 161.8000 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 24 SHORE MARINE + 161.8250 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 84 SHORE MARINE + 161.8500 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 25 SHORE MARINE + 161.8750 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 85 SHORE MARINE + 161.9000 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 26 SHORE MARINE + 161.9250 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 86 SHORE MARINE + 161.9500 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 27 SHORE MARINE + 161.9750 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 87 SHORE MARINE + 162.0000 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 28 SHORE MARINE + 162.0250 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 88A SHORE MARINE + 162.4000 ROCHESTER NOAA WEATHER GOVERNMENT + 162.4750 NOAA WEATHER GOVERNMENT + 162.5500 NOAA WEATHER GOVERNMENT + 162.6850 AIR FORCE ONE TELEPHONE CIRCUIT GOVERNMENT + 162.8250 ROCHESTER BORDER PATROL WESTERN NEW YORK GOVERNMENT + 163.4125 MT. MORRIS LETCHWORTH STATE PARK DAM PARKS + 163.6250 ROCHESTER BORDER PATROL WESTERN NEW YORK GOVERNMENT + 163.6750 ROCHESTER BORDER PATROL WESTERN NEW YORK GOVERNMENT + 163.9750 ROCHESTER FBI CHANNEL 05 - PRIMARY GOVERNMENT + 164.1300 US COAST GUARD HELICOPTERS (?) MILITARY + 164.6500 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "TANGO" GOVERNMENT + 164.8850 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "OSCAR" GOVERNMENT + 165.0250 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "NOVEMBER" GOVERNMENT + 165.0850 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "HOTEL" GOVERNMENT + 165.0875 MT. MORRIS LETCHWORTH STATE PARK DAM PARKS + 165.2100 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "MIKE" GOVERNMENT + 165.2350 ROCHESTER CUSTOMS PRIMARY GOVERNMENT + 165.2850 ROCHESTER ALCOHOL, TOBAC. & F/A CHANNEL 1 - PRIMARY GOVERNMENT + 165.3550 ROCHESTER ALCOHOL, TOBAC. & F/A GOVERNMENT + 165.3750 ROCHESTER ALCOHOL, TOBAC. & F/A GOVERNMENT + + + + + + ROCHESTER, N.Y. ACTIVE FREQUENCIES +October 2, 1990 at 10:37 p.m. Page 11 + +FREQUENCY CITY_TOWN USER REFERENCE SERVICE +========== =============== ===================== ===================== =============== + 165.3750 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "CHARLIE"-PRI GOVERNMENT + 165.7600 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "GOLF" GOVERNMENT + 165.7850 ROCHESTER SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL "BAKER" GOVERNMENT + 165.9100 ROCHESTER TREASURY DEPT GOVERNMENT + 165.9500 ROCHESTER TREASURY DEPT CHANNEL 2 - SURVEIL. GOVERNMENT + 166.0000 USSR COSMOS TUG + 166.2500 ROCHESTER WHAM NEWS CARS MEDIA + 167.2250 ROCHESTER FBI CHANNEL 02 GOVERNMENT + 167.2850 ROCHESTER FBI CHANNEL 03 GOVERNMENT + 167.5600 ROCHESTER FBI CHANNEL BLUE 4 GOVERNMENT + 167.6000 ROCHESTER FBI CHANNEL BLUE 3 GOVERNMENT + 167.7600 ROCHESTER FBI ROCHESTER GOVERNMENT + 167.7750 ROCHESTER FBI CHANNEL BLUE 1 GOVERNMENT + 173.2250 ROCHESTER GANNETT NEWSPAPERS NEWSCARS/DELIVERY BUSINESS + 173.3250 ROCHESTER GANNETT NEWSPAPERS NEWS CARS BUSINESS + 185.7500 ROCHESTER WROC-TV AUDIO BROADCAST + 197.7500 ROCHESTER WHEC-TV AUDIO BROADCAST + 215.7500 ROCHESTER WOKR-TV AUDIO BROADCAST + 223.5000 AMATEUR 220 MHZ SIMPLEX AMATEUR + 236.5500 US MILITARY THUNDERBIRDS AIR + 241.4000 US MILITARY BLUE ANGELS AIR + 251.6000 US MILITARY BLUE ANGELS AIR + 275.3500 US MILITARY BLUE ANGELS AIR + 384.4000 US MILITARY BLUE ANGELS AIR + 413.0250 US MILITARY THUNDERBIRDS AIR + 415.4500 AIR FORCE ONE DOWNLINK-NATIONWIDE GOVERNMENT + 417.2000 ROCHESTER FEDERAL BUILDING SECURITY + 418.6250 ROCHESTER DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM CHANNEL 01 - PRIMARY GOVERNMENT + 418.6750 ROCHESTER DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM CHANNEL 04 GOVERNMENT + 418.7500 ROCHESTER DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM CHANNEL 03 GOVERNMENT + 418.8250 ROCHESTER DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM CHANNEL 05 GOVERNMENT + 418.9000 ROCHESTER DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM CHANNEL 02 GOVERNMENT + 418.9500 ROCHESTER DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADM CHANNEL 06 GOVERNMENT + 442.8000 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER N2HJD/R AMATEUR + 443.6000 CANADICE AMATEUR REPEATER WB2IMT/R AMATEUR + 444.0750 MANHATTAN AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 444.5500 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER WB2HYP/R AMATEUR + 444.8250 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER WB2SUN/R AMATEUR + 444.9000 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 445.1250 STATEN ISLAND AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 445.2250 MANHATTAN AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 445.5750 BAYONNE AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 446.0000 AMATEUR 440 MHZ SIMPLEX AMATEUR + 447.5750 STATEN ISLAND AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 449.5250 PORT JEFFERSON AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR + 450.0875 ROCHESTER WXXI NEWS CARS MEDIA + 450.4125 ROCHESTER WOKR TV CHANNEL 8 TELEVISION NEWS MEDIA + 450.5125 ROCHESTER WROC TV CHANNEL 13 TELEVISION NEWS MEDIA + 450.5500 ROCHESTER WHEC TV CHANNEL 10 TELEVISION NEWS MEDIA + 451.0250 HENRIETTA RG&E ELECTRIC UTILITY + 451.0500 SPENCERPORT RG&E ELECTRIC UTILITY + 451.1000 ROCHESTER RG&E ELECTRIC UTILITY + 451.2000 ROCHESTER MONROE WATER AUTH. LOCAL GOV'T + 451.2500 PENFIELD RG&E ELECTRIC UTILITY + 451.5000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CONSTRUCTION TELEPHONE + 452.3250 ROCHESTER RTS BUS 1 TRANSIT + + + + + + ROCHESTER, N.Y. ACTIVE FREQUENCIES +October 2, 1990 at 10:37 p.m. Page 12 + +FREQUENCY CITY_TOWN USER REFERENCE SERVICE +========== =============== ===================== ===================== =============== + 452.3750 ROCHESTER RTS BUS 2 TRANSIT + 452.6250 ROCHESTER RTS SUPERVISORS TRANSIT + 452.7250 ROCHESTER RTS LIFT LINE TRANSIT + 452.9750 ROCHESTER GANNETT NEWSPAPERS PHOTO CREWS MEDIA + 453.0000 ROCHESTER GANNETT NEWSPAPERS REPORTERS MEDIA + 453.1500 ROCHESTER PURE WATERS LOCAL GOV'T + 453.2750 ROCHESTER ADMINISTRATION LOCAL GOV'T + 453.3500 BROCKPORT SUNY BROCKPORT SECURITY + 453.4000 ROCHESTER PAGING LOCAL GOV'T + 453.4000 ATTICA ATTICA CORRECTION FAC PRISON + 453.4250 NYSP THRUWAY TROOP T POLICE + 453.5000 ROCHESTER DEPT PUBLIC WORKS LOCAL GOV'T + 453.5000 ROCHESTER CITY OF ROCHESTER TRAFFIC SIGNALS LOCAL GOV'T + 453.5250 NYSP THRUWAY TROOP T POLICE + 453.5750 GATES HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL GOV'T + 453.6500 GREECE HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL GOV'T + 453.7500 ATTICA ATTICA CORRECTION FAC PRISON + 453.7750 ATTICA ATTICA CORRECTION FAC PRISON + 454.0750 ROCHESTER COMMON CARRIER TELEPHONE + 454.2000 ROCHESTER COMMON CARRIER TELEPHONE + 455.0500 ROCHESTER WBBF NEWS CARS/REMOTE MEDIA + 455.1500 ROCHESTER WVOR RADIO TRAFFIC HELICOPTER MEDIA + 455.8000 ROCHESTER WVOR RADIO MEDIA + 460.0250 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD CHANNEL 01 POLICE + 460.0500 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD TACT PORTABLES POLICE + 460.0750 IRONDEQUOIT IRONDEQUOIT PD CHANNEL 07 POLICE + 460.0875 ARCADE ARCADE POLICE POLICE + 460.1000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD TACT PORTABLES POLICE + 460.1250 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD CHANNEL 02 POLICE + 460.1500 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD TACT PORTABLES POLICE + 460.1750 TOWNS EAST CHANNEL 13 POLICE + 460.2000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD CHANNEL 05 POLICE + 460.2250 BRIGHTON BRIGHTON PD CHANNEL 09 POLICE + 460.2500 TACT 2 COUNTY WEST CHANNEL 14 POLICE + 460.2625 MONROE CTY SHERIFF TACT PORTABLES POLICE + 460.2750 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD TACT PORTABLES POLICE + 460.2875 MONROE CTY SHERIFF TACT PORTABLES POLICE + 460.3000 TOWNS WEST CHANNEL 12 POLICE + 460.3250 CHANNEL 06 POLICE + 460.3500 GREECE GREECE PD CHANNEL 08 POLICE + 460.3750 TACT 3 COUNTY EAST CHANNEL 15 POLICE + 460.4000 SHERIFF'S CHANNEL 2 CHANNEL 11 POLICE + 460.4250 GATES GATES PD CHANNEL 10 POLICE + 460.4500 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD CHANNEL 03 POLICE + 460.4750 SHERIFF'S CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 16 POLICE + 460.5000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD CHANNEL 04 POLICE + 460.7000 ROCHESTER US AIR OPERATIONS BUSINESS + 460.7250 ROCHESTER UNITED AIRLINES OPERATIONS BUSINESS + 460.7750 ROCHESTER AMERICAN AIRLINES OPERATIONS BUSINESS + 460.9250 ROCHESTER HONEYWELL SECURITY + 460.9500 ROCHESTER ADT SECURITY + 461.0750 ROCHESTER AEGIS SECURITY + 461.2000 ROCHESTER GREATER ROCH CABLE CABLEVISION BUSINESS + 461.3750 ROCHESTER UNIV OF ROCHESTER SECURITY + 461.6500 ROCHESTER ALPHA & OMEGA SECURITY + 461.6750 ROCHESTER MCCURDY'S SECURITY + + + + + + ROCHESTER, N.Y. ACTIVE FREQUENCIES +October 2, 1990 at 10:37 p.m. Page 13 + +FREQUENCY CITY_TOWN USER REFERENCE SERVICE +========== =============== ===================== ===================== =============== + 462.0500 ROCHESTER MIDTOWN PLAZA SECURITY + 462.2250 ROCHESTER EASTMAN KODAK KODAK PARK SECURITY + 462.4250 ROCHESTER EASTMAN KODAK ELMGROVE SECURITY + 462.6000 ROCHESTER RIT SECURITY + 462.6750 ROCHESTER UNIV OF ROCHESTER SECURITY + 463.0000 CARDIAC TELEMETRY MED CHANNEL 01 - PRI EMS + 463.0250 CARDIAC TELEMETRY MED CHANNEL 02 EMS + 463.0500 CARDIAC TELEMETRY MED CHANNEL 03 EMS + 463.0750 CARDIAC TELEMETRY MED CHANNEL 04 EMS + 463.1750 STONYBROOK + 463.5000 ROCHESTER AAA ALARMS SECURITY + 463.6500 ROCHESTER BOB SARFATY'S TOWING BUSINESS + 464.2250 ROCHESTER WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIAL REFUSE BUSINESS + 464.5000 ITINERANT PORTABLES LOCAL GOV'T + 464.5250 ROCHESTER STRONG MUSEUM PARKS + 464.5250 ROCHESTER MIDTOWN PLAZA SECURITY + 464.5500 ITINERANT PORTABLES LOCAL GOV'T + 464.6000 ROCHESTER UNIV OF ROCHESTER SECURITY + 464.7000 ROCHESTER UNIV OF ROCHESTER SECURITY + 464.9250 EMS MEDEVENT EMS + 465.3500 GREECE GREECE PD "10-36" POLICE + 466.6500 ROCHESTER MARKET PLACE MALL SECURITY + 468.8250 GOES TIME SIGNALS + 476.8375 STATEN ISLAND NYPD 120, 122, 123 PCTS POLICE + 476.8625 STATEN ISLAND NYPD POLICE + 517.7500 ROCHESTER WXXI-TV AUDIO BROADCAST + 856.2120 MARINE PATROL POLICE + 856.2125 MARINE PATROL POLICE + 870.1800 CELL , CHANNEL + 871.2900 ROCHESTER CELL A18 CHANNEL 14 + 872.0700 ROCHESTER CELL A13 CHANNEL 13 + 872.8200 HENRIETTA CELL A9, CHANNEL 12 + 874.0200 HONEOYE FALLS CELL A11 CHANNEL 9 + 875.0100 CELL A20 CHANNEL 8 + 875.4300 BATAVIA CELL A6, CHANNEL 8 + 876.2100 IRONDEQUOIT CELL A1, CHANNEL 7 + 876.2700 ROCHESTER CELL A20 CHANNEL 6 + 877.3500 ROCHESTER CELL A5, CHANNEL 5 + 877.3500 ROCHESTER CELL A5, CHANNEL 5 + 877.8300 ROCHESTER CELL A10 CHANNEL 4 + 879.0600 PITTSFORD CELL A11 CHANNEL 2 + 881.2500 NORTH RUSH CELL B21, CHANNEL 2 + 881.7300 SCOTTSVILLE CELL B16, CHANNEL 3 + 882.4400 ROCHESTER CELL B CHANNEL + 882.4800 CELL CHANNEL + 882.5400 PARMA CELL B1 CHANNEL 5 + 882.7800 ROCHESTER CELL B9 CHANNEL 5 + 884.0400 CALEDONIA CELL B9 CHANNEL 7 + 884.1600 ROCHESTER CELL B13 CHANNEL 7 + 884.4000 ROCHESTER CELL B21 CHANNEL 7 + 885.3600 HENRIETTA CELL B11 CHANNEL 9 + 885.5700 ROCHESTER CELL B18 CHANNEL 9 + 885.6900 BROCKPORT CELL B1 CHANNEL 12 + 886.6200 CELL B11 CHANNEL 11 + 888.3600 CELL A6 CHANNEL 14 + 889.3500 BRIGHTON CELL B18, CHANNEL 15 + + + + + + ROCHESTER, N.Y. ACTIVE FREQUENCIES +October 2, 1990 at 10:37 p.m. Page 14 + +FREQUENCY CITY_TOWN USER REFERENCE SERVICE +========== =============== ===================== ===================== =============== + 889.4400 ROCHESTER CELL B21 CHANNEL 15 + +______________________________________ + +TOTALS: FREQUENCY 155,803.125 + + +Printed 728 of the 730 records. + +PRIMARY SORT FIELD: FREQUENCY + +SELECTION CRITERIA: +All records + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/s-svc.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/s-svc.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67fd5405 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/s-svc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ + +` U.S. Secret Service + + Channel I.D. Frequency Usage + ------------ --------- ----- + Able 32.230 WHCA vans + Alpha 166.5125 Escort & Security + Baker 165.7875 Pres./VP/VIP escorts + Charlie 165.375 Nationwide primary, Command post coordination + Delta 169.925 WHCA vans, phone patches + Echo 407.850 Phone patch uplink, paired with 415.700 + in aircraft + Foxtrot 415.700 Phone patch downlink, paired with 407.850 + on ground + Golf 165.7625 Input to 165.375 rptr + Hotel 166.2125 Pres/VP protection + India 407.925 Treasury Security Force(Pres/VP protecion) + Juliet 170.000 Camp David pager + Kilo 167.825 WHCA Staff + Lima 168.7875 WHCA Staff + Mike 165.2125 Foreign/Domestic dignitaries protection + November 167.025 WHCA Staff + Oscar 164.8875 Pres limo & Executive family + Papa 164.400 Counterfeit division, Pres/VP protection + Quebec 166.700 WHCA Staff + Romeo 166.400 Input to 166.4625 rptr + Sierra 166.5125 Pres/VP protection; Pagers + Tango 164.650 Pres/VP protection + Uniform + Victor 164.100 Pres/VP protection + Whiskey 167.025 Pagers + X-Ray 166.4625 Treasury Common channel (S.S./ATF/Customs/IRS) + Yankee 162.6875 Phone patch uplink, paired with 171.2875 + in Aircraft + Zulu 171.2875 Phone patch downlink, paired with 162.7875 + ground + + Misc info on Secret Service & + Presidential related Frequencies + -------------------------------- + White House Communications Agency (WHCA) + 5 channel configuration + ----------------------- + Simplex F-1 165.7875, "Baker" + Simplex F-2 165.375, "Charlie" + Simplex F-3 166.2125, "Mike" + Simplex F-4 164.650, "Tango" + Simplex F-5 164.8875, "Oscar", White House Staff + + F-1 thru F-4 handle 90% of Secret Service radio traffic throughout + the country. + + 3 Channel configuration + ----------------------- + F-1 166.5125, "Sierra", Usually a staff/command post, Primary + F-2 167.025, "Whiskey", Mostly paging & some 2 way traffic for support + Personnel. + F-3 166.700, "November", Used usually in advance of a VIP's arrival + + "Suitcase repeater", (portable setup), packed in large suitcases +containing + the B/C/M/T configuration, in the "C" frequency uses a rptr with 166.400 + providing the usual input + + "Y/Z" configuration: These were part of a still used system providing + telephone system from aircraft near the arrival site or from limousines. + This system utilizes the frequency pair 162.6875 & 171.2875. Formerly it + was always a duplex system but occasionally heard as a repeater +(similiar) + to the civilan mobilephone systems). The system is known by both names + "Y/Z" or "Yankee/Zulu" diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/samnad.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/samnad.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..031e2593 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/samnad.txt @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ + + + + FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENTS FOR WIRLESS SYSTEMS MANUFACTURED BY + SAMSON, INC. + + + THEIR CHANNEL # FREQUENCY + + 0 174.60 + 1 177.60 + 2 181.60 + 3 183.60 + 4 186.60 + 5 190.60 + 6 192.60 + 7 195.60 + 8 196.60 + 9 199.60 + + + FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENTS FOR WIRELESS SYSTEMS MANUFACTURED BY + NADY + + 49 MHZ SYSTEMS + + COLOR CODE FREQUENCY + + RED 49.830 + YELLOW 49.860 + BLUE 49.890 + + VHF SYSTEMS + + CHANNEL CODE FREQUENCY + + A 171.90 + B 185.15 + D 209.15 + E 215.20 + F 203.40 + + +Downloaded From P-80 International Information Systems 304-744-2253 + +Downloaded From P-80 International Information Systems 304-744-2253 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/san-d-2.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/san-d-2.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..248ffdaf --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/san-d-2.ham @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ + + SAN DIEGO POLICE REGIONAL RADIO CODE AND FREQUENCIES + + + Part 2 of 2 + Source: Monitoring Times Sept. 1990 + By: Brian Johnson III + Reprinted by: John (Topol) Johnson, KWV8BP + of The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 + + + + SAN DIEGO REGIONAL RADIO CODE + + 10-1 .......... Receiving Poorly + 10-2 .......... Receiving Well + 10-4 .......... Acknowledgement + 10-5 .......... Relay + 10-6 .......... Busy + 10-7 .......... Out-of-Service + 10-8 .......... In-Service + 10-9 .......... Repeat + 10-10 ......... Remain in Service + 10-13 ......... Advise Road or Weather Conditions + 10-16 ......... Prisoner + 10-17 ......... Report Routine + 10-19 ......... Return to Station + 10-20 ......... Location + 10-21 ......... Phone your Station + 10-21H......... Phone your Home (Emergencies Only) + 10-22 ......... Disregard + 10-23 ......... Standby + 10-28 ......... Vehicle Registration + 10-29 Local ... Local check for Wants only (Persons or Plates) + 10-29 NCIC .... Check for All Wants + 10-34 ......... Are you Clear? + 10-35 ......... Dangerous Person Alert + 10-36 ......... Are you Clear? + 10-87 ......... Meet the Officer 10-10 + 10-88 ......... Request for Cover Unit + 10-89 ......... Bomb Threat + 10-97 ......... Arrived at Scene + 10-98 ......... Finished Late Assignment + 11-6 .......... Discharging Firearms + 11-7 .......... Prowler + 11-8 .......... Person Down + 11-10 ......... Conduct an Investigation + 11-11 ......... Pickup or Area Check + 11-12 ......... Injured Animal + 11-13 ......... Dead Animal + 11-14 ......... Dog Bite + 11-15 ......... Ball Game in Street + 11-24 ......... Abandoned Vehicle + 11-27 ......... Felony Record - No Want + 11-28 ......... Misdemeanor Record - No Want + 11-29 ......... No Want + 11-30 ......... Incomplete Phone Call + 11-31 ......... Calling for Help + 11-40 ......... Notify if Ambulance Needed + 11-41 ......... Ambulance Needed + 11-42 ......... Ambulance not Needed + 11-44 ......... Coroner's Case + 11-45 ......... Attempt Suicide + 11-46 ......... Report of Death + 11-47 ......... Injured Person + 11-48 ......... Furnish Transportation + 11-49 ......... Vehicle Stop - No License Check + 11-50 ......... Vehicle Stop - License Check (10-20 Only) + 11-51 ......... Pedestrian Stop/Field Interview + 11-52 ......... Are You O.K.? (If response is other than Code Word, Cover + Will be Sent) + 11-53 ......... Security Check + 11-55 ......... Hazardous Chemical Spill + 11-60 ......... Investigate Water Leak + 11-66 ......... Signals Out of Order + 11-71 ......... Fire + 11-80 ......... Serious Injury Accident + 11-81 ......... Minor Injury Accident + 11-82 ......... Non-Injury Accident + 11-83 ......... No Detail Accident + 11-84 ......... Traffic Control + 11-85 ......... Request for Tow Truck + 11-86 ......... Special Detail + 11-88 ......... Assist Disabled Motorist + 11-99 ......... Officer needs Help + + 187 .......... Homicide + 207 .......... Kidnapping + 211 .......... Robbery + 242 .......... Battery + 245 .......... A.D.W. + 246 .......... Shooting at Dwelling + 261 .......... Rape + 273a .......... Child Abuse or Neglect + 278 .......... Child Abduction + 288 .......... Child Molest + 314 .......... Indecent Exposure + 330 .......... Gambling + 374 .......... Illegal Dumping/Littering + 415 .......... Disturbance + 417 .......... Person with Weapon (Describe) + 451 .......... Arson + 459 .......... Burglary + 470 .......... Forgery + 480 .......... Felony Hit and Run (20001) + 481 .......... Hit and Run (20002A) + 487 .......... Grand Theft + 484/488 ....... Petty Theft + 496 .......... Possession of Stolen Property + 502 .......... Drunk Driving (23152) + 503 .......... Auto Theft (10851) + 504 .......... Tampering with Vehicle (10852) + 505 .......... Reckless Driving (23103) + 518 .......... Extortion + 537 .......... Defrauding InnKeeper + 586 .......... Illegal Parking + 594 .......... Vandalism + 595 .......... Runaway Vehicle (20002b) + 597 .......... Cruelty to Animals + 602 .......... Trespass + 647(b) ........ Prostitution + 647(f) ........ Drunk + 653m .......... Phone Threat + 5150 .......... Mental Case + + 11350 ......... Possession of Dangerous Drugs + 11357 ......... Possession of Marijuana + 12020 ......... Possession of Illegal Weapon + 12025 ......... Carrying Concealed Weapon + + Code 3 ........ Emergency (Lights and Siren) + Code 4 ........ No Further Help Needed + Code 5 ........ Stakeout + Code 6 ........ Remain Clear of Area + Code 7 ........ Eating + Code 8 ........ Restroom + Code 10 ....... SWAT Alert + Code 11 ....... SWAT Staging Location + Code Blue ..... Bus/Taxi in Trouble + Emergency ..... I Want the Air + + Dispostion Codes + + A ............ Arrest Made - Report to be Submitted + R ............ Report Made and will be Submitted + K ............ No Report Required + U ............ Unfounded + + + + SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT FREQUENCIES + + + Base TX Call Mobil TX Call Area/Desig + ------- ---- -------- ---- ---------- + + F-1 158.730 KJD 935 154.950 KB 8432 Southeast + F-2 158.970 KMD 727 155.550 KB 8432 North/Northeast + F-3 159.090 KLI 385 154.875 KB 8432 East + F-4 159.045 KXK 366 155.535 KB 8432 Central + F-5 158.895 KFE 583 155.370 KB 8432 West + F-6 158.910 KNBF 384 154.650 KB 8432 South + F-7 154.055 KNFG 736 154.785 KB 8432 Inquiry + F-8 155.685 KLD 705 N/A KB 8432 Tactical + F-9 154.725 KTX 765 N/A KB 8432 Detectives + + Other Frequencies used by SDPD + + 154.920 CLEMARS (California Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Radio System) + 155.475 NALEMARS (National Assistance to Law Enforcement Mutual Aid + Radio System) + 154.935 SDPD SWAT + + + This file was brough to you by, John Johnson, KWV8BP of The Hotline BBS, + give us a call we have a large selection of Scanner & Radio related files, + at 304-736-9169.. + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/sardoc.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/sardoc.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b951a1c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/sardoc.ham @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ + +United States Air Force +Air Force Communications Command / Aerospace Rescue Service +OPLAN 9506 -- Search and Rescue + 1/2 +COMMUNICATIONS + + During the coordination phase of requesting AFCC mobile +communication assistance, a joint AFCC/ARS determination +will be made regarding frequencies needed to support the +deployed unit. AFCC may elect to use MARS or other AFCC +available frequencies for point-to-point communications, or +may request MAC clearance of a different frequency. + +Emergency Communications Frequencies + The unit in distress, or a station that has been assigned +controlling responsibility by the unit in distress, controls +distress traffic. However, for cases involving international +civil aviation, the station addressed by the distress +message controls distress traffic. Once communications are +established with a distressed unit, they should be +maintained on the same frequency. The following frequencies +have been assigned as distress or emergency frequencies: +500kHz -- International CW/MCW distress & calling (Not + guarded by USN ships). **Phasing out** +2182kHz -- International voice distress/safety/calling. +4125kHz -- International voice distress/safety/calling + backup (not guarded). +6215.5kHz- International voice distress/safety/calling + backup (not guarded). +8364kHz -- International CW/MCW lifeboat/survival craft & + SAR forces. +27.065mHz -- Citizens' Band Radio emergency freq. CB Ch# 9. +121.5mHz -- International VHF voice aeronautical emergency & + ELT/EPIRBs. +156.8mHz -- VHF-FM International voice distress/safety & + calling. EPIRB alert tones. Marine channel 16. +156.75mHz-- Class C (marine) EPIRB 15 second homing signal. +243.0mHz -- Joint/Combined military UHF voice aeronautical + emergency, international survival craft & ELTs. + +Search and Rescue Dedicated Frequencies + The following frequencies have been dedicated for SAR & +SAR coordination usage: +2670kHz -- USCG emergency coordination. +3023.5kHz -International voice SAR on-scene PRIMARY. +5680kHz -- International voice SAR on-scene. +8364kHz -- International survival craft & SAR on-scene. + Guarded by USN during aircraft Maritime Patrol + Operations in support of fleet units. + 40.5mHz --(FM) United States DoD Joint Operations common. +121.6mHz --U.S./Canada voice SAR on-scene. +123.1mHz --International voice SAR on-scene PRIMARY. +138.45mHz -(FM) ARS on-scene. +138.78mHz -(FM) ARS on-scene (discrete). +156.3mHz -- Merchant ship/USCG on-scene. Marine radio ch# 6. +259.0mHz -- UHF/AM CONUS Air Rescue Operations. +282.8mHz -- Joint/Combined SAR DF & on-scene PRIMARY. +381.0mHz -- CONUS Air Rescue Operations. +381.8mHz -- USCG aircraft working frequency. + Search and Rescue COMMUNICATIONS + 2/2 + +USCG Aircraft HF working freqs: (USB) +5692 8984 +5696 11197 +8980 11201 + +Civil Air Patrol (CAP) +4582kHz USB -- National Emergency & Calling frequency. +26.62mHz AM +143.90mHz AM/FM +148.15mHz AM/FM & FM repeaters. + + SAR Mission Communications +The SAR Coordinator (SC) should establish the radio +frequencies available for assignment as control, on-scene, +monitor, homing, and press channels in the SAR Plan. The +SAR Mission Coordinator (SMC) selects the SAR-dedicated +frequencies, informs the On-Scene Commander (OSC) and/or SAR +Units (SRUs) of the assigned frequencies, and establishes +communications between adjacent Rescue Coordination Centers +(RCCs) and with parent agencies of the units involved in the +SAR. The OSC will maintain communications with all SRUs and +with the SMC. A primary & secondary frequency in the HF, VHF +and/or UHF band should be assigned as an "on-scene" channel. + The On-Scene Commander (OSC) controls the communications +on-scene and ensures that reliable communications are +maintained. The SRUs will report to the OSC on the assigned +"on-scene" frequency. + All units involved in the SAR operation should identify +themselves using vessel name, aircraft type or tail #, or +shore location or name. Classified tactical callsigns +should not be used unless the SAR mission is classified or +behind enemy lines. Armed Forces, CAP, or USCG aircraft +should use the word "rescue" in their callsign when priority +handling is critical. SAR Units (SRUs) should initially +check in with the On-Scene Commander (OSC) using their full, +plain-language callsign. Thereafter, search area +assignments, such as "Alpha 6" or "Delta 2" should be used +as callsigns. + A Control Channel is to be used by the On-Scene +Commander & SAR Mission Coordinator only. + On Scene Channels are used between the OSC and SRUs. + Monitor Channels are guarded by the SRUs for possible +transmissions from the distressed craft/survivors. + En Route Channels are used by the SRUs and their parent +agencies until the SRU reaches the SAR scene, & switches +their operational control to the OSC. + A Homing Channel can be any On-Scene or Distress +frequency used for direction finding. + Press Channels are used by news media personnel for +filing stories. When possible, the Press Channels will be +regular HF/VHF/INMARSAT marine and/or aircraft frequencies +available to the public for phone patches, etc. + +Primary CONUS RCC -- Scott AFB, IL. + + + + + + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satelfre.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satelfre.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e17d530d --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satelfre.ham @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ + +Downloaded from Compuserve by: John Johnson, KWV8BP + +Article by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + +Summary: some satellite freqs + + +Antarctic Svcs, Inc aka/ITT, f1 rcv, for ATS3 satellite comms with McMurdo +Sound, fm [Paramus, NJ]_______ 135.5750____KE2XJU (others) +Antarctic Svcs, Inc aka/ITT, f1 tx, for ATS3 satellite comms with McMurdo +Sound, fm [Paramus, NJ]_______ 149.2450____KE2XJU (others) +Antarctic Svcs, Inc aka/ITT, f2 rcv, for ATS3 satellite comms with McMurdo +Sound, fm [Paramus, NJ]_______ 135.5750____KE2XJU (others) +Antarctic Svcs, Inc aka/ITT, f2 tx, for ATS3 satellite comms with McMurdo +Sound, fm [Paramus, NJ]_______ 149.1950____KE2XJU (others) +Antarctic Svcs, Inc aka/ITT, f4 rcv, for ATS3 satellite comms with McMurdo +Sound, fm [Paramus, NJ]_______ 135.6250____KE2XJU (others) +Antarctic Svcs, Inc aka/ITT, f4 tx, for ATS3 satellite comms with McMurdo +Sound, fm [Paramus, NJ]_______ 149.2450____KE2XJU (others) +Satellites, Russian - telemetry heard about 100 minutes for approximately +10 minutes duration [space]_____________ 150.0000____call? (B. Parnass) +US: Air Force, Atlantic military satellite, "Brandywine" and "Voyager Mission +Control" calling Voyager I, uplink is 295.075, this mils at referred to as +"23 degree satellite", nbfm [Brandywine, MD]____ 261.4750____call? (B. +Parnass) +US: Air Force, Atlantic military satellite, "Offutt" AFB testing with +"Voyager Mission Control" and "Brandywine", uplink is 295.075, nbfm + [Omaha, NE]_________ 261.4750____Offutt (B. Parnass) +US: Air Force, military satellite net, heard Raymond 24 at Tinker AFB, OK, +nbfm [location?]_________ 262.3000____call? (B. Parnass) +US: Air Force, military satellite, "Offutt" AFB wkg "NAVCAMPLANT" during +Voyager mission, this satellite referred to as the "100 degree satellite", +nbfm [location?]_________ 262.5500____call? (B. Parnass) +US: Air Force, military satellite, Andrews AFB handling phone patches for SAM +01 flying a head of foreign govt to San Fransisco, nbfm + [location?]_________ 261.6750____call? (B. Parnass) +US: Air Force, military satellite, Andrews AFB heard, nbfm + [location?]_________ 262.0750____call? (others) +US: Air Force, military satellite, Ft. Campbell KY handling phone patches for +troops in Sinai, nbfm + [location?]_________ 261.6750____call? (others) +US: Air Force, military satellite, used by Voyager for phone patch, nbfm + [location?]_________ 248.9000____call? (magazines) +US: Air Force, military satellite, used by Voyager Mission Control, nbfm + [location?]_________ 261.5750____call? (magazines) + " " 262.5000____call? (magazines) +US: Air Force, military satellite, used by Voyager to speak with "Brandywine" +nbfm [location?]_________ 261.9000____call? (magazines) +US: Army, meteorological-satellite earth station, 1.5F9 + [Benton]____________ 401.7820____call? (govt recds) +" [Breese]____________ 401.7099____call? (govt recds) +" [Brookport]_________ 401.7520____call? (govt recds) +" [Cairo]_____________ 401.7520____call? (govt recds) +" [Carlyle]___________ 401.7520____call? (govt recds) +" [Chester]___________ 401.7520____call? (govt recds) +" [Grafton]___________ 401.7099____call? (govt recds) +" [Hickorycr]_________ 401.7100____call? (govt recds) +" [Hurrcncr]__________ 401.8000____call? (govt recds) +" [Jonesville]________ 401.7100____call? (govt recds) +" [Kaskaski River]____ 401.8000____call? (govt recds) +" [Meredosi]__________ 401.8000____call? (govt recds) +" [Msr Landing]_______ 401.7099____call? (govt recds) +" [Posey]_____________ 401.8000____call? (govt recds) +" [Red Bud]___________ 401.8000____call? (govt recds) +" [Shelbyville]_______ 401.7820____call? (govt recds) +" [Thebes]____________ 401.7520____call? (govt recds) +" [Vndy Sta]__________ 401.7099____call? (govt recds) +US: military satellite, heard M3G passing message to another station, nbfm, +12/16/86 [location?]_________ 255.5500____call? (B. 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MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: UoSAT Spacecraft Data Booklet, May 1986, University of Surrey, England + +******************************************************************************* + + *** UoSAT OSCAR 11 *** + + +Summary: Downlinks on 2 meters, 70 cm and 13 cm; no uplinks since this is + primarily an educational and research spacecraft. + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + + VHF downlink: 145.825 MHz + UHF downlink: 435.025 MHz + UHF downlink: 2401.5 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: UoSAT Spacecraft Data Booklet, May 1986, University of Surrey, England + + +******************************************************************************* + + *** AMSAT OSCAR 10 *** + +Summary: + +Mode B: 70 cm up; 2 meters down +Mode L: 24 cm up; 70 cm down +Beacons: Mode B: General Beacon 145.810 MHz; Engineering Beacon 145.987 MHz + Mode L: (No longer operational) + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode B: 435.030 - 435.180 up yields 145.825 - 145.975 MHz down (inverting) + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.987 MHz - Engineering Beacon + 435.030 ------ 145.975 ----- Passband limit, upper + 435.045 ------ 145.960 ----- General use limit, upper + 435.050 ------ 145.955 + 435.060 ------ 145.945 + 435.070 ------ 145.935 + 435.080 ------ 145.925 + 435.090 ------ 145.915 + 435.100 ------ 145.905 + 435.105 ------ 145.900 ----- Nominal passband center + 435.110 ------ 145.895 + 435.120 ------ 145.885 + 435.130 ------ 145.875 + 435.140 ------ 145.865 + 435.150 ------ 145.855 + 435.160 ------ 145.845 ----- General use limit, lower + 435.180 ------ 145.825 ----- Passband limit, lower + 145.810 ----- General Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode L: (No longer operational) + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 60/61, August 1, 1983 as amended + +******************************************************************************* + + *** FUJI OSCAR 12 *** + +Summary: + +Mode JA: 2 meter uplink; 70 cm downlink (analog mode for voice and CW) +Mode JD: 2 meter uplink; 70 cm downlink (digital mode for packet radio) +Beacon: 435.795 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode JA: 145.900-146.000 MHz up yields 435.900-435.800 MHz down (inverting) + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.900 ------ 435.900 MHz - Passband limit, upper + 145.910 ------ 435.890 + 145.920 ------ 435.880 + 145.930 ------ 435.870 + 145.940 ------ 435.860 + 145.950 ------ 435.850 ----- Passband center + 145.960 ------ 435.840 + 145.970 ------ 435.830 + 145.980 ------ 435.820 + 145.990 ------ 435.810 + 146.000 ------ 435.800 ----- Passband limit, lower + 435.795 ----- Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode JD: (Digital) Any of four 2 meter channels up yields a 70 cm channel down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.850 ------ 435.910 MHz - Channel 1 + 145.870 ------ 435.910 ----- Channel 2 + 145.890 ------ 435.910 ----- Channel 3 + 145.910 ------ 435.910 ----- Channel 4 + + (Downlink for all 4 channels is 435.910) + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 119, March 12, 1986 and + Amateur satellite Report 130, August 18, 1986 + JAS-1 Handbook, JARL, August 1985 + +******************************************************************************* + + *** Radio Sputnik 10 *** + +Summary: + +Mode A : 2 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode K : 15 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode T : 15 meters up and 2 meters down. +Mode KT: 15 meters up and both 10 and 2 meters down. +Mode KA: 15 and 2 meters up and 10 meters down. + +Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink. + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode A: 145.860 - 145.900 MHz up yields 29.360 - 29.400 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 29.357 MHz -- Beacon + 145.860 ------ 29.360 ------ Passband limit, lower + 145.870 ------ 29.370 + 145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center + 145.890 ------ 29.390 + 145.900 ------ 29.400 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ Beacon +Robot A: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 145.820 ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode K: 21.160 - 21.200 MHz up yields 29.360 - 29.400 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================== + 29.357 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------- 29.360 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------- 29.370 + 21.180 ------- 29.380 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------- 29.390 + 21.200 ------- 29.400 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ Beacon +Robot K: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 21.120 ? ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode T: 21.160 - 21.200 up yields 145.860 - 145.900 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.857 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------ 145.860 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------ 145.870 + 21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------ 145.890 + 21.200 ------ 145.900 ------ Passband limit, upper + 145.903 - ---- Beacon +Robot T: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 21.120 ? ----- 145.857 or 145.903 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KT: 21.160-21.200 up yields 29.360-29.400 and 145.860-145.900 MHz down + + KT Uplink K Downlink T Downlink + ======================================= + 29.357 ------ 145.857 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------ 29.360 ------ 145.860 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------ 29.370 ------ 145.870 + 21.180 ------ 29.380 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------ 29.390 ------ 145.890 + 21.200 ------ 29.400 ------ 145.900 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ 145.903 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KA: 21.160-21.200 and 145.860-145.900 up yields 29.360-29.400 MHz down + + K Uplink A Uplink KA Downlink + ======================================== + 29.357 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------ 145.860 ------ 29.360 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------ 145.870 ------ 29.370 + 21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------ 145.890 ------ 29.390 + 21.200 ------ 145.900 ------ 29.400 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 136, November 17, 1986 and + Amateur satellite Report 140, January 12, 1987 + Radio Magazine, May, 1987 + UA3CR, W4KM, G3IOR, VE1SAT + +******************************************************************************* + + *** Radio Sputnik 11 *** + +Summary: + +Mode A : 2 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode K : 15 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode T : 15 meters up and 2 meters down. +Mode KT: 15 meters up and both 10 and 2 meters down. +Mode KA: 15 and 2 meters up and 10 meters down. + +Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +Mode A: 145.910 - 145.950 MHz up yields 29.410 - 29.450 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 29.407 MHz -- Beacon + 145.910 ------ 29.410 ------ Passband limit, lower + 145.920 ------ 29.420 + 145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center + 145.940 ------ 29.440 + 145.950 ------ 29.450 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ Beacon + +Robot A: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 145.830 ------ 29.407 or 29.453 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode K: 21.210 - 21.250 up yields 29.410 - 29.450 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 29.403 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------- 29.410 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------- 29.420 + 21.230 ------- 29.430 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------- 29.440 + 21.250 ------- 29.450 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ Beacon + +Robot K: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 21.130 ------- 29.403 or 29.453 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode T: 21.210 - 21.250 up yields 145.910 - 145.950 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.907 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------ 145.910 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------ 145.920 + 21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------ 145.940 + 21.250 ------ 145.950 ------ Passband limit, upper + 145.953 ------ Beacon + +Robot T: + + Uplink Downlink + ==================================== + 21.130 ------ 145.907 or 145.953 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KT: 21.210-21.250 up yields 29.410-29.450 and 145.910-145.950 MHz down + + KT Uplink K Downlink T Downlink + ======================================= + 29.407 ------ 145.907 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------ 29.410 ------ 145.910 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------ 29.420 ------ 145.920 + 21.230 ------ 29.430 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------ 29.440 ------ 145.940 + 21.250 ------ 29.450 ------ 145.950 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ 145.953 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KA: 21.210-21.250 and 145.910-145.950 up yields 29.410-29.450 MHz down + + K Uplink A Uplink KA Downlink + ======================================== + 29.407 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------ 145.910 ------ 29.410 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------ 145.920 ------ 29.420 + 21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------ 145.940 ------ 29.440 + 21.250 ------ 145.950 ------ 29.450 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 136, November 17, 1986 and + Amateur satellite Report 140, January 12, 1987 + Radio Magazine, May, 1987 + UA3CR, W4KM, G3IOR, VE1SAT + +******************************************************************************* + + *** Phase 3C *** + + Estimated Launch Date: Early 1988 + (P R E L I M I N A R Y E S T I M A T E S) + As of April 1987 + + +Summary: + +Mode B: 70 cm up; 2 meters down +Mode JL: 24 cm and 2 meters up; 70 cm down +Mode S: 70 cm up; 13 cm down +RUDAK: 24 cm up; 70 cm down +Beacons: Mode B: General Beacon 145.8125; Engineering Beacon 145.975 + Mode JL: General Beacon 435.650; Engineering Beacon 435.675 + Mode S: 2400.640 + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode B: + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.975 MHz - Engineering Beacon + 435.425 ------ 145.975 ----- Passband limit, upper + 435.435 ------ 145.965 + 435.445 ------ 145.955 + 435.455 ------ 145.945 + 435.465 ------ 145.935 + 435.475 ------ 145.925 + 435.485 ------ 145.915 + 435.495 ------ 145.905 + 435.505 ------ 145.895 ----- Passband center + 435.515 ------ 145.885 + 435.525 ------ 145.875 + 435.535 ------ 145.865 + 435.545 ------ 145.855 + 435.555 ------ 145.845 + 435.565 ------ 145.835 + 435.575 ------ 145.825 ----- Passband limit, lower + 145.8125 ---- General Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode JL: + + L Uplink J1 Uplink Downlink J2 Uplink + ============================================== + 1269.325 --------------- 435.975 MHz ------------- L Passband limit, upper + 1269.330 --- 145.820 --- 435.970 --- 144.440 ----- J Sub-band limit, upper + 1269.340 --- 145.830 --- 435.960 --- 144.450 + 1269.350 --- 145.840 --- 435.950 --- 144.460 ----- J Sub-band center + 1269.360 --- 145.850 --- 435.940 --- 144.470 + 1269.370 --- 145.860 --- 435.930 --- 144.480 ----- J Sub-band limit, lower + 1269.380 --------------- 435.920 + 1269.390 --------------- 435.910 + 1269.400 --------------- 435.900 + 1269.410 --------------- 435.890 + 1269.420 --------------- 435.880 + 1269.430 --------------- 435.870 + 1269.440 --------------- 435.860 + 1269.450 --------------- 435.850 ----------------- L Passband Center + 1269.460 --------------- 435.840 + 1269.470 --------------- 435.830 + 1269.480 --------------- 435.820 + 1269.490 --------------- 435.810 + 1269.500 --------------- 435.800 + 1269.510 --------------- 435.790 + 1269.520 --------------- 435.780 + 1269.530 --------------- 435.770 + 1269.540 --------------- 435.760 + 1269.550 --------------- 435.750 + 1269.560 --------------- 435.740 + 1269.570 --------------- 435.730 + 1269.575 --------------- 435.725 ----------------- L Passband limit, lower + 435.675 ----------------- Engineering Beacon + 435.650 ----------------- General Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode S: + + Uplink Downlink + ======================== + 2400.640 ---- Beacon + 435.610 ------ 2400.695 MHz Passband limit, lower + 435.615 ------ 2400.700 + 435.620 ------ 2400.705 + 435.625 ------ 2400.710 ---- Passband center + 435.630 ------ 2400.715 + 435.635 ------ 2400.720 + 435.640 ------ 2400.725 ---- Passband limit, lower + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +RUDAK: Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 1269.675 ----- 435.675 MHz Single channel + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satfreqs.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satfreqs.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6c18277e --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satfreqs.txt @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +File: SATFREQS.TXT +Revised: September 12, 1996 + +Amateur Satellites: Frequencies and Modes + +Satellite Uplink (MHz) Downlink (MHz) + +SSB/CW + +AMSAT-OSCAR 10 435.027--435.179 145.825--145.977 +Fuji-OSCAR 20 145.900--146.000 435.800--435.900 +Fuji-OSCAR 29 145.900--146.000 435.800--435.900 +RS-10 145.860--145.900 29.360--29.400 +RS-12 21.210--21.250 29.410--29.450 + 145.91--145.95 +RS-15 145.858--145.898 29.354--29.394 + +Packet--1200 bit/s (FM FSK uplink, PSK downlink except as noted) + +AMSAT-OSCAR 16 145.90, .92, .94, .96 437.05/437.026 +DOVE-OSCAR 17 None 145.825 +Telemetry only. FM FSK downlink. + +WEBERSAT-OSCAR 18 None 437.10 +Telemetry and images only. + +LUSAT-OSCAR 19 145.84, .86, .88, .90 437.126/437.15 +ITAMSAT-OSCAR 26 145.875, .900, .925, .950 435.870 +Fuji-OSCAR 29 145.85, .89, .91 435.910 +UNAMSAT-OSCAR 30 145.815, .835, .855, .875 437.206 +MIR Space Station 145.55 145.55 +Packet mailbox. FM FSK simplex. + +Packet--9600 bit/s (FM FSK uplink and downlink.) + +Satellite Uplink (MHz) Downlink (MHz) +UoSAT-OSCAR 22 145.900, .975 435.120 +KITSAT-OSCAR 23 145.85, .90 435.175 +KITSAT-OSCAR 25 145.87, .98 436.50 +Fuji-OSCAR 29 145.87 435.910 + +FM Voice + +AMRAD-OSCAR 27 145.850 436.800 +Repeater. Daylight passes only. + +MIR Space Station 145.55 145.55 +Occasional simplex contacts with the cosmonauts. (They are awake +from 0500 to 1900 UTC and are most active on Sundays). + +*EOF + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satlist.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satlist.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8b67a4e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/satlist.txt @@ -0,0 +1,465 @@ + + + + Amateur Satellite Frequency Guide + Including UO-9, AO-10, UO-11, FO-12, RS-10, RS-11 and P3C + Produced for AMSAT North America by WA2LQQ + + Rev 2.0 26Jun87 + + [ This edition was forwarded by the W0RPK-AMSAT Bulletin Board System ] + [ operating on 515-961-3325 24-hours Ralph Wallio, W0RPK SYSOP ] +******************************************************************************* + + *** UoSAT OSCAR 9 *** + +Summary: Downlinks on 2 meters, 70 cm and 13 cm; no uplinks since this is + primarily an educational and research spacecraft. + + Other downlinks at 7.050, 14.002, 21.002 and 29.502 MHz which are + part of the HF propagation experiment. + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + + VHF downlink: 145.825 MHz + UHF downlink: 435.025 MHz + UHF downlink: 2401. MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: UoSAT Spacecraft Data Booklet, May 1986, University of Surrey, England + +******************************************************************************* + + *** UoSAT OSCAR 11 *** + + +Summary: Downlinks on 2 meters, 70 cm and 13 cm; no uplinks since this is + primarily an educational and research spacecraft. + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + + VHF downlink: 145.825 MHz + UHF downlink: 435.025 MHz + UHF downlink: 2401.5 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: UoSAT Spacecraft Data Booklet, May 1986, University of Surrey, England + + +******************************************************************************* + + *** AMSAT OSCAR 10 *** + +Summary: + +Mode B: 70 cm up; 2 meters down +Mode L: 24 cm up; 70 cm down +Beacons: Mode B: General Beacon 145.810 MHz; Engineering Beacon 145.987 MHz + Mode L: (No longer operational) + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode B: 435.030 - 435.180 up yields 145.825 - 145.975 MHz down (inverting) + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.987 MHz - Engineering Beacon + 435.030 ------ 145.975 ----- Passband limit, upper + 435.045 ------ 145.960 ----- General use limit, upper + 435.050 ------ 145.955 + 435.060 ------ 145.945 + 435.070 ------ 145.935 + 435.080 ------ 145.925 + 435.090 ------ 145.915 + 435.100 ------ 145.905 + 435.105 ------ 145.900 ----- Nominal passband center + 435.110 ------ 145.895 + 435.120 ------ 145.885 + 435.130 ------ 145.875 + 435.140 ------ 145.865 + 435.150 ------ 145.855 + 435.160 ------ 145.845 ----- General use limit, lower + 435.180 ------ 145.825 ----- Passband limit, lower + 145.810 ----- General Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode L: (No longer operational) + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 60/61, August 1, 1983 as amended + +******************************************************************************* + + *** FUJI OSCAR 12 *** + +Summary: + +Mode JA: 2 meter uplink; 70 cm downlink (analog mode for voice and CW) +Mode JD: 2 meter uplink; 70 cm downlink (digital mode for packet radio) +Beacon: 435.795 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode JA: 145.900-146.000 MHz up yields 435.900-435.800 MHz down (inverting) + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.900 ------ 435.900 MHz - Passband limit, upper + 145.910 ------ 435.890 + 145.920 ------ 435.880 + 145.930 ------ 435.870 + 145.940 ------ 435.860 + 145.950 ------ 435.850 ----- Passband center + 145.960 ------ 435.840 + 145.970 ------ 435.830 + 145.980 ------ 435.820 + 145.990 ------ 435.810 + 146.000 ------ 435.800 ----- Passband limit, lower + 435.795 ----- Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode JD: (Digital) Any of four 2 meter channels up yields a 70 cm channel down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.850 ------ 435.910 MHz - Channel 1 + 145.870 ------ 435.910 ----- Channel 2 + 145.890 ------ 435.910 ----- Channel 3 + 145.910 ------ 435.910 ----- Channel 4 + + (Downlink for all 4 channels is 435.910) + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 119, March 12, 1986 and + Amateur satellite Report 130, August 18, 1986 + JAS-1 Handbook, JARL, August 1985 + +******************************************************************************* + + *** Radio Sputnik 10 *** + +Summary: + +Mode A : 2 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode K : 15 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode T : 15 meters up and 2 meters down. +Mode KT: 15 meters up and both 10 and 2 meters down. +Mode KA: 15 and 2 meters up and 10 meters down. + +Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink. + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode A: 145.860 - 145.900 MHz up yields 29.360 - 29.400 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 29.357 MHz -- Beacon + 145.860 ------ 29.360 ------ Passband limit, lower + 145.870 ------ 29.370 + 145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center + 145.890 ------ 29.390 + 145.900 ------ 29.400 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ Beacon +Robot A: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 145.820 ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode K: 21.160 - 21.200 MHz up yields 29.360 - 29.400 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================== + 29.357 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------- 29.360 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------- 29.370 + 21.180 ------- 29.380 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------- 29.390 + 21.200 ------- 29.400 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ Beacon +Robot K: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 21.120 ? ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode T: 21.160 - 21.200 up yields 145.860 - 145.900 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.857 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------ 145.860 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------ 145.870 + 21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------ 145.890 + 21.200 ------ 145.900 ------ Passband limit, upper + 145.903 - ---- Beacon +Robot T: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 21.120 ? ----- 145.857 or 145.903 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KT: 21.160-21.200 up yields 29.360-29.400 and 145.860-145.900 MHz down + + KT Uplink K Downlink T Downlink + ======================================= + 29.357 ------ 145.857 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------ 29.360 ------ 145.860 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------ 29.370 ------ 145.870 + 21.180 ------ 29.380 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------ 29.390 ------ 145.890 + 21.200 ------ 29.400 ------ 145.900 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ 145.903 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KA: 21.160-21.200 and 145.860-145.900 up yields 29.360-29.400 MHz down + + K Uplink A Uplink KA Downlink + ======================================== + 29.357 MHz -- Beacon + 21.160 ------ 145.860 ------ 29.360 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.170 ------ 145.870 ------ 29.370 + 21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center + 21.190 ------ 145.890 ------ 29.390 + 21.200 ------ 145.900 ------ 29.400 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.403 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 136, November 17, 1986 and + Amateur satellite Report 140, January 12, 1987 + Radio Magazine, May, 1987 + UA3CR, W4KM, G3IOR, VE1SAT + +******************************************************************************* + + *** Radio Sputnik 11 *** + +Summary: + +Mode A : 2 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode K : 15 meters up and 10 meters down. +Mode T : 15 meters up and 2 meters down. +Mode KT: 15 meters up and both 10 and 2 meters down. +Mode KA: 15 and 2 meters up and 10 meters down. + +Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +Mode A: 145.910 - 145.950 MHz up yields 29.410 - 29.450 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 29.407 MHz -- Beacon + 145.910 ------ 29.410 ------ Passband limit, lower + 145.920 ------ 29.420 + 145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center + 145.940 ------ 29.440 + 145.950 ------ 29.450 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ Beacon + +Robot A: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 145.830 ------ 29.407 or 29.453 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode K: 21.210 - 21.250 up yields 29.410 - 29.450 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 29.403 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------- 29.410 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------- 29.420 + 21.230 ------- 29.430 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------- 29.440 + 21.250 ------- 29.450 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ Beacon + +Robot K: + + Uplink Downlink + =================================================== + 21.130 ------- 29.403 or 29.453 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode T: 21.210 - 21.250 up yields 145.910 - 145.950 MHz down + + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.907 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------ 145.910 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------ 145.920 + 21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------ 145.940 + 21.250 ------ 145.950 ------ Passband limit, upper + 145.953 ------ Beacon + +Robot T: + + Uplink Downlink + ==================================== + 21.130 ------ 145.907 or 145.953 MHz + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KT: 21.210-21.250 up yields 29.410-29.450 and 145.910-145.950 MHz down + + KT Uplink K Downlink T Downlink + ======================================= + 29.407 ------ 145.907 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------ 29.410 ------ 145.910 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------ 29.420 ------ 145.920 + 21.230 ------ 29.430 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------ 29.440 ------ 145.940 + 21.250 ------ 29.450 ------ 145.950 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ 145.953 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode KA: 21.210-21.250 and 145.910-145.950 up yields 29.410-29.450 MHz down + + K Uplink A Uplink KA Downlink + ======================================== + 29.407 MHz -- Beacon + 21.210 ------ 145.910 ------ 29.410 ------ Passband limit, lower + 21.220 ------ 145.920 ------ 29.420 + 21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center + 21.240 ------ 145.940 ------ 29.440 + 21.250 ------ 145.950 ------ 29.450 ------ Passband limit, upper + 29.453 ------ Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: Amateur Satellite Report 136, November 17, 1986 and + Amateur satellite Report 140, January 12, 1987 + Radio Magazine, May, 1987 + UA3CR, W4KM, G3IOR, VE1SAT + +******************************************************************************* + + *** Phase 3C *** + + Estimated Launch Date: Early 1988 + (P R E L I M I N A R Y E S T I M A T E S) + As of April 1987 + + +Summary: + +Mode B: 70 cm up; 2 meters down +Mode JL: 24 cm and 2 meters up; 70 cm down +Mode S: 70 cm up; 13 cm down +RUDAK: 24 cm up; 70 cm down +Beacons: Mode B: General Beacon 145.8125; Engineering Beacon 145.975 + Mode JL: General Beacon 435.650; Engineering Beacon 435.675 + Mode S: 2400.640 + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode B: + Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 145.975 MHz - Engineering Beacon + 435.425 ------ 145.975 ----- Passband limit, upper + 435.435 ------ 145.965 + 435.445 ------ 145.955 + 435.455 ------ 145.945 + 435.465 ------ 145.935 + 435.475 ------ 145.925 + 435.485 ------ 145.915 + 435.495 ------ 145.905 + 435.505 ------ 145.895 ----- Passband center + 435.515 ------ 145.885 + 435.525 ------ 145.875 + 435.535 ------ 145.865 + 435.545 ------ 145.855 + 435.555 ------ 145.845 + 435.565 ------ 145.835 + 435.575 ------ 145.825 ----- Passband limit, lower + 145.8125 ---- General Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode JL: + + L Uplink J1 Uplink Downlink J2 Uplink + ============================================== + 1269.325 --------------- 435.975 MHz ------------- L Passband limit, upper + 1269.330 --- 145.820 --- 435.970 --- 144.440 ----- J Sub-band limit, upper + 1269.340 --- 145.830 --- 435.960 --- 144.450 + 1269.350 --- 145.840 --- 435.950 --- 144.460 ----- J Sub-band center + 1269.360 --- 145.850 --- 435.940 --- 144.470 + 1269.370 --- 145.860 --- 435.930 --- 144.480 ----- J Sub-band limit, lower + 1269.380 --------------- 435.920 + 1269.390 --------------- 435.910 + 1269.400 --------------- 435.900 + 1269.410 --------------- 435.890 + 1269.420 --------------- 435.880 + 1269.430 --------------- 435.870 + 1269.440 --------------- 435.860 + 1269.450 --------------- 435.850 ----------------- L Passband Center + 1269.460 --------------- 435.840 + 1269.470 --------------- 435.830 + 1269.480 --------------- 435.820 + 1269.490 --------------- 435.810 + 1269.500 --------------- 435.800 + 1269.510 --------------- 435.790 + 1269.520 --------------- 435.780 + 1269.530 --------------- 435.770 + 1269.540 --------------- 435.760 + 1269.550 --------------- 435.750 + 1269.560 --------------- 435.740 + 1269.570 --------------- 435.730 + 1269.575 --------------- 435.725 ----------------- L Passband limit, lower + 435.675 ----------------- Engineering Beacon + 435.650 ----------------- General Beacon + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Mode S: + + Uplink Downlink + ======================== + 2400.640 ---- Beacon + 435.610 ------ 2400.695 MHz Passband limit, lower + 435.615 ------ 2400.700 + 435.620 ------ 2400.705 + 435.625 ------ 2400.710 ---- Passband center + 435.630 ------ 2400.715 + 435.635 ------ 2400.720 + 435.640 ------ 2400.725 ---- Passband limit, lower + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +RUDAK: Uplink Downlink + ======================= + 1269.675 ----- 435.675 MHz Single channel + +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +Source: AMSAT DL, DJ5KQ, DJ0HC/KE6MN, K0RZ + +******************************************************************************* + +end-of-file + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan-allvol.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan-allvol.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c339b741 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan-allvol.ham @@ -0,0 +1,251 @@ + + >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>*<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< + > Scan-ALL! 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Thank you! < + >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>*<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< + + 26.965 - 26.965 Citizens Band (Class D & C) + + 30.000 - 30.550 U.S. Government + + 30.580 - 31.160 Business Band + + 31.180 - 31.980 State Police (40khz spacing) + + 32.010 - 32.990 U.S. Government + + 33.020 - 33.100 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency + + 33.120 - 33.400 Petroleum Industry + + 33.420 - 33.980 Fire Departments (some mobiles) + + 34.010 - 34.990 U.S. Government + + 35.020 - 35.980 Business (Mobile Telephones (Base) 35.26-35.60) + + 36.010 - 36.990 U.S. Government + + 37.020 - 37.980 Local Government, Utilities + + 38.270 - 38.990 U.S. Government + + 39.020 - 39.980 Police, Local Government + + 40.010 - 41.990 U.S. Government + + 42.020 - 42.940 State Police + + 42.960 - 43.680 Business (Mobile Telephones - 43.26-43.54) + + 43.700 - 44.600 Trucks, Busses + + 44.620 - 46.580 State Police, Local Police, Fire + + 46.610 - 46.970 Portable Phones + The following channels are listed as BASE/HANDSET. + 46.610/49.670-Channel 1 46.770/49.830-Channel 6 + 46.630/49.845-Channel 2 46.830/49.890-Channel 7 + 46.670/49.860-Channel 3 46.870/49.930-Channel 8 + 46.710/49.770-Channel 4 46.930/49.990-Channel 9 + 46.730/49.875-Channel 5 46.970/49.970-Channel 10 + Various other low power items licensed here. + + + 47.020 - 47.660 State Highway Maint (Red Cross-47.42) + + 47.440 - 49.580 Utilities, Forestry, Petroleum Products + + 49.670 - 50.000 Portable Phones (FM Room Monitors noted here) + + 50.000 - 54.000 Amateur Radio + + 54.000 - 72.000 VHF Television (Ch 2 - 4, 6 Mhz/channel) + + 72.000 - 76.000 Model Radio Control, and Industry + + 76.000 - 88.000 VHF Television (Ch 5 - 6, 6 Mhz/channel) + + 88.000 - 108.000 FM Commercial Advertising + + 108.000 - 112.000 Aviation Nav. (Even Tenths VOR,odd Localizer) + + 112.000 - 136.000 Aviation Communication (Emer. 121.5) + + 136.000 - 138.000 Weather Satellite, U.S. Government + + 138.000 - 144.000 Government (Military Bases) + + 144.000 - 148.000 Amateur Radio + + 148.000 - 150.775 Government + + 150.815 - 150.965 Tow Trucks, Auto Clubs + + 150.995 - 151.985 Highway Maintenance, Business + + 152.007 - 153.725 Business (Mobile Telephone (Base) 152.03-152.21) + (Mobile Telephone (Base) 152.51-152.81) + + 153.740 - 156.240 Local Government (Police, Medical, etc.) + (Police Department TACTICAL freqs here) + + 156.275 - 157.425 Marine (Marine Telephone (Ship) 157.2-157.4) + (Emer. 156.8) + + 157.450 - 158.670 Business (Taxi, Tow Trucks, Utilities) + (Mobile Telephone - 157.77-158.10 158.49-158.7) + + 158.730 - 159.465 Local Government (Police, Highways, Forests) + + 159.495 - 160.200 Taxi Services + + 160.215 - 161.565 Railroad + + 161.640 - 161.760 Radio and TV Remotes + + 161.800 - 162.000 Marine (Ship telephone freqs) + + 162.025 - 174.000 U.S. Government + (Newspapers/Motion Pictures 173.225-173.375) + NOAA Weather is transmitted on: + 162.400/162.475/162.550 + + 174.000 - 216.000 VHF Television (Ch 7 - 13, 6 Mhz/channel) + + 216.000 - 220.000 Maritime Mobile + + 220.000 - 222.000 Land Mobile Radio + + 222.000 - 225.000 Amateur Radio + + 225.000 - 329.000 U.S. Government (Military Aviation, MILSAT's) + + 329.000 - 335.000 U.S. Government (Airport Glide Slope Navigation) + + 335.000 - 400.000 U.S. Govt. (Military Aviation- Emer. 243/282.8) + (Various Security/Low Power devices also) + + 400.000 - 419.975 U.S. Government (Military heavy use, probably ALL + agencies can be found here!) + + 420.000 - 450.000 Amateur Radio + + 450.050 - 450.925 Broadcast (Radio & TV) Pickups + + 451.025 - 452.1875 Business, Industry + + 452.050 - 452.9625 Taxi, Busses, Railroad, Tow Trucks + + 452.962 - 453.000 Newspaper Relays + + 453.012 - 453.9875 Local Government (Police, Fire, Highway) + + 454.025 - 454.975 Mobile Telephone (Landline, Aircraft, etc.) + + 458.025 - 460.6375 Medical, Police, Fire + (The frequencies ending in .?125, .?375, .?625, + .?875 are LOW POWER frequencies) + (458.025-458.175 Medical on scene - 5 watts) + + 460.650 - 460.875 Airlines (Maintenance, Airport freqs usually) + + 460.900 - 460.975 Central Alarm Companies (Burglar Alarms) + + 461.000 - 462.525 Business + (The frequencies ending in .?125, .?375, .?625, + .?875 are LOW POWER frequencies) + + 462.550 - 462.725 General Mobile Radio (REACT teams operate here) + + 462.750 - 462.925 Paging (Low power business freqs mixed in) + + 462.950 - 463.175 Medical Services (Dispatch, MED1-MED8) + + 463.200 - 470.000 Business + (The frequencies ending in .?125, .?375, .?625, + .?875 are LOW POWER frequencies up to 465 Mhz) + + 470.000 - 806.000 Television (Ch 14 - 70, 6 Mhz/channel) + + + 806.000 - 810.000 Business Radio Service (mobile in) + + 810.000 - 816.000 Public Safety Service (mobile in) + + 816.000 - 821.000 Business Radio Service TRUNKED (mobile in) + + 821.000 - 825.000 Land Mobile Satellite Service (mobile in) + + 825.000 - 835.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones NON-WIRELINE SYSTEMS + (mobile in) + + 835.000 - 845.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones WIRELINE SYSTEMS + (mobile in) + + 845.000 - 850.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones EXPANSION + (mobile in) + + 850.000 - 851.000 Reserved for future expansion + + 851.000 - 855.000 Business Radio Service (base out) + + 855.000 - 861.000 Public Safety Radio Service (base out) + + 861.000 - 866.000 Business Radio Service TRUNKED (base out) + (Phone calls sometimes placed here) + + 866.000 - 870.000 Land Mobile Satellite Service (output) + + 870.000 - 880.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS + (base out - Channels 1-333) + + 880.000 - 890.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones WIRELINE SYSTEMS + (base out - Channels 334-666) + + 890.000 - 896.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones EXPANSION + (base out) + + 896.000 - 902.000 Private Land Mobile Radio Service (mobile in) + + 902.000 - 928.000 Amateur Radio Service (RESERVE) + + 928.000 - 930.000 Domestic Public Radio Service (Paging, Private + systems, future expansion) + + 930.000 - 931.000 Domestic Public Radio Service (advanced paging) + + 931.000 - 932.000 Domestic Public Radio Service + (common carrier paging) + + 932.000 - 935.000 Government Private (shared) + + 935.000 - 941.000 Private Land Mobile Radio Service (base out) + + 941.000 - 944.000 Government Private (shared) + + 944.000 - 952.000 Broadcast Radio Service + (studio-transmitter link, intercity relays) + + 952.000 - 956.100 Private Microwave Service (signalling (?)) + + 956.262 - 956.4375 Private Fixed Service (signalling & control) + + 956.500 - 959.800 Private Microwave Service + + 959.862 - 959.9875 Common Carrier Radio Service + + 960.000 - 1215.000 Aviation Services (Navigational aids) + (Military TACAN, Civilian DME) + (1030.0 Ground to transponder, 1090.0 Air/Ground) + + 1215.000 - 1300.000 Amateur Radio + + ---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6673c8b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan.txt @@ -0,0 +1,475 @@ + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Police Frequencies ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + 154.875 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police 1st + 155.130 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police 2nd + 154.845 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police 3rd + 155.655 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police 4th + 155.565 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police 5th + 154.830 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police (Detectives) + 154.725 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police (Riot) + 154.890 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police (Car To Car) + 155.475 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police (Federal Mutual Aid) + 465.325 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police Command Telephone + 465.475 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police Command Telephone + 465.425 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Police Command Telephone + 155.865 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis County Radio Emergency Warning System + 856.437 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 856.462 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 856.487 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 856.712 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 857.437 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 857.462 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 857.487 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 857.712 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 858.437 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 858.462 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 858.487 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 858.712 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 859.437 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 859.462 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 859.487 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 859.712 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 860.437 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 860.462 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 860.487 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 860.712 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Police + 42.120 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri State Highway Patrol + 42.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri State Highway Patrol + 42.320 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri State Highway Patrol + 42.380 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri State Highway Patrol + 163.400 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 163.810 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 164.750 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 168.310 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 165.235 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 165.790 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 165.375 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 169.925 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 407.850 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 415.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 165.760 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 165.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 407.925 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 410.225 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 167.825 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 168.790 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 161.215 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 165.025 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 164.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 162.690 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 171.290 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Secret Service + 167.440 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 167.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 167.660 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 165.275 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 165.910 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 165.290 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 163.200 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Federal Bureau Of Investigation + 154.785 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ballwin + 155.655 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bella Villa + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bellefontaine Neighbors + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bellerive + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bel-Nor + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bel-Ridge + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Berdell Hills + 156.090 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Berkeley + 155.775 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Beverly Hills + 154.875 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Black Jack + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Breckenridge Hills + 155.520 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Brentwood + 155.625 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bridgeton + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bridgeton Terrace + 155.010 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Calverton Park + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Charlack + 155.565 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Clarkson Valley + 154.800 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Clayton + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Country Club Hills + 453.575 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Crestwood + 155.640 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Creve Coeur + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Dellwood + 155.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Des Peres + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Edmundson + 154.785 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ellisville + 155.565 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Eureka + 154.815 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Fenton + 155.010 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ferguson + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Flordell Hills + 453.225 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Florissant + 155.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Frontenac + 155.580 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Glendale + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Glen Echo Park + 154.845 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Grantwood Village + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Greendale + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Hanley Hills + 155.745 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Hazelwood + 155.775 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Hillsdale + 155.640 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Huntleigh + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Jennings + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Kinloch + 155.250 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Kirkwood + 453.500 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ladue + 154.845 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lakeshire + 155.580 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Mackenzie + 154.785 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Manchester + 155.790 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Maplewood + 155.580 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Marlborough + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Moline Acres + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Normandy + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Northwoods + 155.130 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Norwood Court + 155.250 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Oakland + 158.940 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Olivette + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Overland + 155.310 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pacific + 155.775 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pagedale + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pasadena Hills + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pasadena Park + 154.845 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Peerless Park + 155.085 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pine Lawn + 155.790 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Richmond Heights + 155.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Riverview Gardens + 155.520 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Rock Hill + 155.580 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Shrewsbury + 460.450 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Ann + 154.845 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.George + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.John + 154.815 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Sunset Hills + 154.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Sycamore Hills + 155.565 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Times Beach + + + + + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Fire Frequencies ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + 154.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Central County Fire Alarm Dispatch + 154.370 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Fire Point To Point + 153.890 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ North Central County Fire + 154.160 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ North Central County Fire + 154.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ North Central County Fire + 460.600 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ North Central County Fire (Administrative) + 155.235 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ South County Fire Alarm + 463.175 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ South County Fire Alarm + 153.890 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ South County Fire Alarm (Dispatch) + 154.130 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Fire Department (Dispatch) + 154.010 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Fire Department (Call Back) + 153.950 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Fire Department (Fireground) + 154.280 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis City Fire Department (Mutual Aid) + + + + + + + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Public Service ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + 456.250 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 153.650 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 153.645 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 153.465 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 37.820 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 37.760 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 48.480 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Union Electric + 153.440 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Laclede Gas + 153.485 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Laclede Gas + 451.125 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Laclede Gas + 458.250 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 458.300 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 453.775 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 453.250 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 453.300 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 453.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 453.650 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Transit + 450.415 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KMOV-TV + 450.550 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KMOV-TV + 161.640 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KMOV-TV + 161.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KMOV-TV + 161.760 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KMOV-TV + 455.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KSDK-TV + 453.850 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KSDK-TV + 153.230 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KTVI-TV + 450.580 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KTVI-TV + 469.450 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KTVI-TV + 450.750 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KETC-TV + 161.670 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KETC-TV + 161.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KETC-TV + 161.730 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ KMOX Radio Jetcopter One + 451.300 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Southwestern Bell Telephone + 451.400 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Southwestern Bell Telephone + 451.450 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Southwestern Bell Telephone + 451.475 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Southwestern Bell Telephone + 45.120 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Zoo + 173.225 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Post Dispatch + 170.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pulitzer Publishing + 450.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pulitzer Publishing + 455.850 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Pulitzer Publishing + 153.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ City Of St.Louis Animal Control + 156.180 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ City Of St.Louis Street Department + 158.880 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Metropolitan Sewer District + 453.675 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Metropolitan Sewer District + 435.750 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Metropolitan Sewer District + 47.420 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Red Cross (Main) + 47.460 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Red Cross (Backup) + 162.000 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Postal Service + 169.850 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ U.S. Postal Service + 151.160 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Conservation - Law Enforcement + 151.370 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Conservation - Law Enforcement + 151.190 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Conservation + 151.445 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Conservation + 151.265 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Conservation + 151.325 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Conservation + 154.770 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Liquor Control + 155.730 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Liquor Control + 458.785 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Liquor Control + 458.890 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Liquor Control + 155.895 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Missouri Water Patrol + 153.875 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Civil Defense + 154.845 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Civil Defense + 45.160 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Civil Defense + 45.200 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Civil Defense + 45.240 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Civil Defense + + + + + + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Military Frequencies ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ + ³ Note: All transmissions are single sideband (SSB) and mainly ³ + ³ the upper sideband ³ + ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ + + 3.313 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Airborne Command Post) + 3.292 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 3.295 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 3.369 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 4.492 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 4.495 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 4.725 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground/Refuel) + 4.896 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.020 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.026 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.110 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.171 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.215 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.243 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.238 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.684 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 5.826 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.680 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.712 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.761 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground/Night) + 6.826 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.840 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.863 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.870 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 6.886 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 7.330 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 7.983 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 8.101 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 9.023 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (SAC/NORAD/AWACS) + 9.027 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground) + 9.057 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 9.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 9.234 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 10.452 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 10.510 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 11.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 11.118 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 11.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 11.243 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground/Day) + 11.408 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 11.494 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Training Frequency) + 11.607 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 13.205 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (SAC Special Operations) + 13.211 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 13.241 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 13.547 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 14.716 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 14.744 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 14.755 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 14.955 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 15.035 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (Canadian Forces) + 15.041 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 15.091 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (TAC To SAC Intercommunications) + 15.544 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 15.962 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 17.617 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 17.975 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 18.005 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 18.046 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 18.594 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 20.631 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 20.737 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 20.740 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 20.846 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command (SAC To CAP Intercommunications) + 20.890 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 21.815 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 23.337 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 23.419 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + 27.870 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Strategic Air Command + + + + + + + + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Ham Radio ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + + Ham Repeaters + ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ + + Output Input Call Location + ÄÄÄÄÄÄ ÄÄÄÄÄ ÄÄÄÄ ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ + + 01 ÄÄÄÄ 146.640 - W9WDD Alton,Ill + 02 ÄÄÄÄ 145.110 - KN9G Belleville,Ill + 03 ÄÄÄÄ 147.120 + K9GXU Belleville,Ill + 04 ÄÄÄÄ 146.730 - KG0I Bridgeton,Mo + 05 ÄÄÄÄ 146.940 - N0EIR Clayton,Mo + 06 ÄÄÄÄ 147.060 + K0JR Clayton,Mo + 07 ÄÄÄÄ 146.790 - W9AIU Collinsville,Ill + 08 ÄÄÄÄ 145.330 - KA0LZN Cottleville,Mo + 09 ÄÄÄÄ 147.360 + WB0BBN Creve Coeur,Mo + 10 ÄÄÄÄ 147.390 + WB0DFX Creve Coeur,Mo + 11 ÄÄÄÄ 146.775 - WB0WRK Crystal City,Mo + 12 ÄÄÄÄ 146.910 - N0EVR Des Peres,Mo + 13 ÄÄÄÄ 145.310 - KA9TOX Elsah,Ill + 14 ÄÄÄÄ 145.350 - W0VAJ Ferguson,Mo + 15 ÄÄÄÄ 146.820 - WA9FDP Gillespie,Ill + 16 ÄÄÄÄ 145.130 - K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 17 ÄÄÄÄ 145.230 - K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 18 ÄÄÄÄ 145.450 - K9BTR Granite City,Ill + 19 ÄÄÄÄ 147.165 + W9KXQ Greenville,Ill + 20 ÄÄÄÄ 146.700 - W0LDO Hillsboro,Mo + 21 ÄÄÄÄ 147.075 + WD0GDY Hillsboro,Mo + 22 ÄÄÄÄ 147.090 + WD9GDY Hillsboro,Mo + 23 ÄÄÄÄ 147.150 + W0ZFN Kirkwood,Mo + 24 ÄÄÄÄ 147.210 + WD9GOE Marissa,Ill + 25 ÄÄÄÄ 145.370 - KJ0A Maryland Heights,Mo + 26 ÄÄÄÄ 146.760 - W9AIU Maryville,Ill + 27 ÄÄÄÄ 146.670 - WB0HSI O'Fallon,Mo + 28 ÄÄÄÄ 146.850 - KJ0A Ollivette,Mo + 29 ÄÄÄÄ 145.470 - KA0BUA Overland,Mo + 30 ÄÄÄÄ 147.330 + KE0HM St.Charles,Mo + 31 ÄÄÄÄ 145.170 - K0KYZ St.Louis,Mo + 32 ÄÄÄÄ 145.210 - WB0QXW St.Louis,Mo + 33 ÄÄÄÄ 145.270 - W0PEV St.Louis,Mo + 34 ÄÄÄÄ 146.610 - W0FF St.Louis,Mo + 35 ÄÄÄÄ 146.970 - KB0EA St.Louis,Mo + 36 ÄÄÄÄ 147.285 + W0QEV St.Louis,Mo + 37 ÄÄÄÄ 145.410 - WA0WBU St.Peters,Mo + 38 ÄÄÄÄ 145.490 - N0EZH St.Peters,Mo + 39 ÄÄÄÄ 145.430 - WD9FTA Waterloo,Ill + 40 ÄÄÄÄ 224.860 - W9AKW Bald Knob,Ill + 41 ÄÄÄÄ 224.210 - WD9GOE Baldwin,Ill + 42 ÄÄÄÄ 224.340 - WB0RPN Clayton,Mo + 43 ÄÄÄÄ 224.620 - W0JZY Fenton,Mo + 44 ÄÄÄÄ 224.540 - KA0EJQ Godfrey,Ill + 45 ÄÄÄÄ 224.780 - KR0X Godfrey,Ill + 46 ÄÄÄÄ 224.140 - W9KXQ Greenville,Ill + 47 ÄÄÄÄ 224.700 - WD9GOE Shiloh,Ill + 48 ÄÄÄÄ 224.980 - K0GOB St.Louis,Mo + 49 ÄÄÄÄ 223.940 - KD0LZ Wentzville,Mo + 50 ÄÄÄÄ 449.600 - N0DOB Affton,Mo + 51 ÄÄÄÄ 442.500 + KA0UJB Arnold,Mo + 52 ÄÄÄÄ 444.400 + N9AZZ Bald Knob,Ill + 53 ÄÄÄÄ 449.000 - K0CEH Clayton,Mo + 54 ÄÄÄÄ 442.000 + WB0WIL Clayton,Mo + 55 ÄÄÄÄ 442.400 + N9CCK Edwardsville,Ill + 56 ÄÄÄÄ 443.000 + K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 57 ÄÄÄÄ 443.900 + K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 58 ÄÄÄÄ 449.550 - K0RWU High Ridge,Mo + 59 ÄÄÄÄ 449.850 - WA0ZPD High Ridge,Mo + 60 ÄÄÄÄ 448.850 - WA0KYW Normandy,Mo + 61 ÄÄÄÄ 449.750 - K0RWU Overland,Mo + 62 ÄÄÄÄ 449.950 - K0RWU Overland,Mo + 63 ÄÄÄÄ 449.650 - WA0TSY St.Charles,Mo + 64 ÄÄÄÄ 442.150 + WB0EBS St.Louis,Mo + 65 ÄÄÄÄ 444.150 + WB0QXW St.Louis,Mo + + + + + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Aircraft ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + 120.050 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert Tower (North Traffic) + 118.500 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert Tower (South Traffic) + 126.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert Approach Control + 121.650 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert Ground Control + 121.900 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert Ground Control + 119.500 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert Clearance Delivery + 120.450 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Lambert ATIS (Airport Information) + 126.500 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Approach Control (South & West) + 125.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Approach Control (North & East) + 123.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Approach Control + 118.950 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Departure Control (South & West) + 119.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Departure Control (North & East) + 118.300 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Spirit Of St.Louis Tower (North Traffic) + 120.300 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Spirit Of St.Louis Tower (South Traffic) + 121.700 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Spirit Of St.Louis Ground Control + 134.800 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Spirit Of St.Louis (Airport Information) + 122.800 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Weis Airport + 126.300 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Charles County Airport + 126.000 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Regional Airport + 120.900 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Bi-State Parks Airport + 126.200 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Scott Air Force Base (Non-Military Traffic) + 118.650 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Scott Air Force Base (Airport Information) + 119.200 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Scott Air Force Base (Ground Control) + 148.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Civil Air Patrol Repeater + 123.050 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Helicopter To Helicopter + + + + + ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͸ + ³ Medical Emergency ³ + ÔÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ; + + 155.340 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ H.E.A.R (Hospital Emergency And Rescue) + 155.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Christian Hospital N.W. + 463.175 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Johns Mercy Hospital + 468.175 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Johns Mercy Hospital + 467.950 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Dispatch (1) + 476.975 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Dispatch (2) + 467.000 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (1) + 467.025 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (2) + 467.050 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (3) + 467.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (4) + 467.125 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (5) + 467.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (6) + 467.175 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (7) + 463.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ Ambulance Med. (8) + 468.000 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (1) + 468.025 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (2) + 468.050 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (3) + 468.100 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (4) + 463.125 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (5) + 463.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (6) + 468.175 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (7) + 463.175 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis Medic (8) + 155.220 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis EMS + 453.150 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis EMS + 155.950 ÄÄÄÄÄÄ St.Louis EMS (Dispatch) + + + ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» + º End Of Database º + ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan2.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan2.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ec05cba5 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scan2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,700 @@ + + + St.Louis County Police Department + --------------------------------- + + 01 ---->154.875 1st CTCSS Frequency 103.5hz On All Frequencies + 02 ---->155.130 2nd + 03 ---->154.845 3rd + 04 ---->155.655 4th + 05 ---->155.565 5th + 06 ---->154.830 Detectives + 07 ---->154.725 Riot + 08 ---->154.890 Car To Car + 09 ---->460.325 Command Frequency 1 + 10 ---->460.475 Command Frequency 2 + 11 ---->460.425 Command Frequency 3 + 12 ---->155.475 Federal Mutual Aid + + + + St.Louis County Command Telephone System + ---------------------------------------- + Transmit Receive + 01 ---->465.325 460.325 + 02 ---->465.475 460.475 + 03 ---->465.425 460.425 + + + + + St.Louis County Radio Emergency Warning System + ---------------------------------------------- + + This system operates on a frequency of (155.865) and is activated by + tone reeds 1433.4hz and 903.2hz. Broadcasts are made from the county + police communications center with transmitting facilities located atop + the chromalloy building in clayton. + + + + + + St.Louis County Police Emergency Operations Center Frequencies + -------------------------------------------------------------- + + CP-1 ---->155.715 + 155.865 + CP-2 ---->154.725 + 154.280 + CP-3 ---->155.475 + 155.370 + EMS1 ---->155.340 + 155.280 + EMS2 ---->155.220 + 155.340 + EMS3 ---->462.950 + 467.950 + 462.975 + 467.975 + EMS4 ---->463.175 + 468.175 + 463.000 + 468.000 + 463.100 + 468.100 + 463.125 + 468.125 + + + + + State Of Missouri + ----------------- + + 01 ---->154.695 Executive Section + 02 ---->155.445 Executive Section + 03 ---->154.770 Liquor Control + 04 ---->155.730 Liquor Control + 05 ---->458.785 Liquor Control + 06 ---->458.890 Liquor Control + 07 ---->151.160 Conservation - Law Enforcement + 08 ---->151.370 Conservation - Law Enforcement + 09 ---->151.190 Conservation + 10 ---->151.445 Conservation + 11 ---->151.265 Conservation + 12 ---->151.325 Conservation + 13 ---->151.220 Conservation Springfield Missouri + 14 ---->31.3000 Missouri State Parks + 15 ---->155.895 Missouri Water Patrol + 16 ---->155.145 Missouri State Hospital St.Louis + 17 ---->155.670 Missouri Department Of Corrections + 18 ---->151.400 Conservation Rolla + 19 ---->153.875 Civil Defense + 20 ---->154.845 Civil Defense + 21 ---->45.120 Civil Defense + 22 ---->45.160 Civil Defense + 23 ---->45.200 Civil Defense + 24 ---->45.240 Civil Defense + 25 ---->42.120 Missouri State Highway Patrol + 26 ---->42.220 Missouri State Highway Patrol + 27 ---->42.320 Missouri State Highway Patrol + 28 ---->42.380 Missouri State Highway Patrol + + + + U.S. Secret Service Frequencies + ------------------------------- + + 01 ---->163.400 Note: Some of these frequencies may + 02 ---->163.810 be digitally scrambled. + 03 ---->164.750 + 04 ---->168.310 + 05 ---->165.235 Alpha + 06 ---->165.790 Bravo + 07 ---->165.375 Charlie + 08 ---->169.925 Delta + 09 ---->407.850 Echo + 10 ---->415.700 Foxtrot + 11 ---->165.760 Golf + 12 ---->165.085 Hotel + 13 ---->407.925 India + 14 ---->410.225 Juliet + 15 ---->167.825 Kilo + 16 ---->168.790 Lima + 17 ---->161.215 Mike + 18 ---->165.025 November + 19 ---->164.100 Victor + 20 ---->162.690 Yankee + 21 ---->171.290 Zulu + + + + FBI Frequencies + --------------- + + 01 ---->167.440 Note: Some of these frequencies may be + 02 ---->167.550 digitally scrambled. + 03 ---->167.660 + 04 ---->165.275 + 05 ---->165.910 + 06 ---->165.290 + 07 ---->163.200 + + + + + Strategic Air Command Frequencies + --------------------------------- + These frequencies are listed in Mhz, and are in the high frequency + (HF) band. All transmissions are in single sideband (SSB), mainly + the upper sideband. + + + Channel Designator Usage + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + 01 ---->3.313 Floating Designator Airborne Command Post + 02 ---->3.292 Floating Designator + 03 ---->3.295 Alpha Mike + 04 ---->3.369 Alpha Sierra + 05 ---->4.492 Floating Designator + 06 ---->4.495 Echo + 07 ---->4.725 Victor Primary Air-To-Ground/Refuel + 08 ---->4.896 Floating Designator + 09 ---->5.020 Foxtrot (Rotates) + 10 ---->5.026 Foxtrot (Rotates) + 11 ---->5.110 Floating Designator + 12 ---->5.171 Two Letter Floating + 13 ---->5.215 Floating Designator + 14 ---->5.243 Unknown Designator + 15 ---->5.238 Floating Designator + 16 ---->5.684 Foxtrot Quebec + 17 ---->5.700 Bravo Quebec + 18 ---->5.826 Bravo Uniform + 19 ---->6.680 Foxtrot X-Ray + 20 ---->6.712 Floating Designator + 21 ---->6.761 Quebec Primary Air-To-Ground/Night + 22 ---->6.826 Golf + 23 ---->6.840 Unknown Designator + 24 ---->6.863 Oscar + 25 ---->6.870 Kilo + 26 ---->6.886 Unknown Designator + 27 ---->7.330 Yankee X-Ray (Alternate) + 28 ---->7.983 Foxtrot Charlie + 29 ---->8.101 Alpha Papa + 30 ---->9.023 Unknown SAC/NORAD Commo/AWACS + 31 ---->9.027 Romeo Primary Air-To-Ground + 32 ---->9.057 Papa + 33 ---->9.220 Floating Designator + 34 ---->9.234 Floating Designator + 35 ---->10.452 Oscar + 36 ---->10.510 Unknown + 37 ---->11.100 Alpha Twenty-One + 38 ---->11.118 Unknown + 39 ---->11.220 Bravo + 40 ---->11.243 Alpha One Primary Air-To-Ground/Day + 41 ---->11.408 Yankee Quebec + 42 ---->11.494 Lima Training Frequency + 43 ---->11.607 Alpha Zulu + 44 ---->13.205 (Called FAX) SAC Special Operations + 45 ---->13.211 Bravo Whiskey + 46 ---->13.241 Sierra + 47 ---->13.547 Floating Designator + 48 ---->13.907 Alpha Charlie + 49 ---->14.716 Sierra Echo + 50 ---->14.744 Alpha Tango + 51 ---->14.755 Floating Designator + 52 ---->14.955 Charlie + 53 ---->15.035 Charlie Quebec Canadian Forces (Shared) + 54 ---->15.041 Mike + 55 ---->15.091 Bravo X-Ray TAC-To-SAC Intercommunications + 56 ---->15.544 Unknown Designator + 57 ---->15.962 India + 58 ---->17.617 Bravo Hotel + 59 ---->17.975 Tango + 60 ---->18.005 Tango (Pacific Area) + 61 ---->18.046 Juliett + 62 ---->18.594 Zulu One + 63 ---->20.631 Whiskey + 64 ---->20.737 Unknown Designator + 65 ---->20.740 Lima (Pacific Area) + 66 ---->20.846 Charlie Alpha SAC-To-CAP Intercommunications + 67 ---->20.890 Delta + 68 ---->21.815 Foxtrot Sierra + 69 ---->23.337 Uniform + 70 ---->23.419 Unknown Designator + 71 ---->27.870 Delta Quebec + + + + + Tactical Air Command + -------------------- + + 01 ---->3.032 + 02 ---->4.746 + 03 ---->5.703 + 04 ---->6.753 + 05 ---->8.964 + 06 ---->13.204 + 07 ---->15.091 + 08 ---->18.019 + 09 ---->23.206 + + + + + Strategic Air Command (Most Used Frequencies) + --------------------- + + 01 ---->11.243 Days + 02 ---->6.761 Nights + 03 ---->4.725 Victor + 04 ---->9.027 Romeo + 05 ---->13.241 Sierra + 06 ---->15.041 Mike + 07 ---->17.975 Tango + 08 ---->20.631 Whiskey + 09 ---->23.337 Uniform + 10 ---->2.182 International Distress Channel + 11 ---->8.364 International Survival Craft + 12 ---->5.707 Scott AFB + 13 ---->4.742 Scott/Andersen AFB + 14 ---->6.738 USAF GCCS Channel + 15 ---->8.989 USAF GCCS Channel + 16 ---->13.201 USAF GCCS Channel + 17 ---->11.179 USAF GCCS Channel + 18 ---->11.182 USAF GCCS Channel + + + + + Nationwide Frequencies + ---------------------- + + 01 ---->118.925 Forestry (Fire Fighting) + 02 ---->118.950 Forestry (Fire Fighting) + 03 ---->121.600 Ground Control (Air To Ground) + 04 ---->122.725 Unicom (Private Airports) + 05 ---->122.850 Multicom (Plane To Plane) + 06 ---->122.900 Multicom (Search And Rescue) + 07 ---->122.975 Unicom (High Altitude) + 08 ---->123.025 Unicom (Helicopters) + 09 ---->123.050 Unicom (Heliports) + 10 ---->123.075 Unicom (Heliports) + 11 ---->126.200 Military Airports + + + + + + Railroad Frequencies + -------------------- + + 01 ---->160.320 + 02 ---->160.590 + 03 ---->160.635 + 04 ---->160.410 + 05 ---->160.470 + 06 ---->160.440 + 07 ---->161.250 + 08 ---->161.220 + 09 ---->161.340 + 10 ---->161.550 + + + + + + Hospital And Emergency Services + ------------------------------- + + 01 ---->155.340 H.E.A.R (Hospital Emergency And Rescue) + 02 ---->155.220 Christian Hospital N.W. + 03 ---->463.175 St.Johns Mercy Hospital (270) + 04 ---->468.175 St.Johns Mercy Hospital (270) + 05 ---->467.950 Ambulance Dispatch 1 + 06 ---->476.975 Ambulance Dispatch 2 + 07 ---->467.000 Ambulance Med. 1 + 08 ---->467.025 Ambulance Med. 2 + 09 ---->467.050 Ambulance Med. 3 + 10 ---->467.100 Ambulance Med. 4 + 11 ---->467.125 Ambulance Med. 5 + 12 ---->467.150 Ambulance Med. 6 + 13 ---->467.175 Ambulance Med. 7 + 14 ---->463.150 Ambulance Med. 8 + 15 ---->468.000 St.Louis Medic 1 + 16 ---->468.025 St.Louis Medic 2 + 17 ---->468.050 St.Louis Medic 3 + 18 ---->468.100 St.Louis Medic 5 + 19 ---->463.125 St.Louis Medic 6 + 20 ---->463.150 St.Louis Medic 7 + 21 ---->468.175 St.Louis Medic 8 + 22 ---->463.175 St.Louis Medic 9 + 23 ---->155.220 St.Louis EMS + 24 ---->453.150 St.Louis EMS + 25 ---->155.950 St.Louis EMS Dispatch + + + + + Fire Frequencies (County And City) + ---------------------------------- + 01 ---->154.220 Central County Fire Alarm Dispatch + 02 ---->154.370 Fire Point To Point + 03 ---->154.400 Berkeley Fire Department + 04 ---->153.890 North Central County Fire + 05 ---->154.160 North Central County Fire + 06 ---->154.220 North Central County Fire + 07 ---->460.600 North Central County Fire Administrative + 08 ---->155.235 South County Fire Alarm + 09 ---->463.175 South County Fire Alarm + 10 ---->153.890 South County Fire Alarm Dispatch + + + + + Radio And Television Utility Frequencies + ---------------------------------------- + + 01 ---->455.150 KSDK Reporters + 02 ---->450.415 KMOV-TV + 03 ---->450.550 KMOV-TV + 04 ---->161.640 KMOV-TV + 05 ---->161.700 KMOV-TV + 06 ---->161.760 KMOV-TV + 07 ---->161.730 KMOX Radio Jetcopter One + 08 ---->453.850 KSDK-TV + 09 ---->153.230 KTVI-TV + 10 ---->450.580 KTVI-TV + 11 ---->469.450 KTVI-TV + 12 ---->450.750 KETC-TV + 13 ---->161.670 KETC-TV + 14 ---->161.700 KETC-TV + + + + + + St.Louis Utilities + ------------------ + + 01 ---->458.250 Bi-State Transit + 02 ---->458.300 Bi-State Transit + 03 ---->453.775 Bi-State Transit + 04 ---->453.250 Bi-State Transit + 05 ---->453.300 Bi-State Transit + 06 ---->453.700 Bi-State Transit + 07 ---->453.650 Bi-State Transit + 08 ---->153.440 Laclede Gas + 09 ---->153.485 Laclede Gas + 10 ---->451.125 Laclede Gas + 11 ---->456.250 Union Electric + 12 ---->153.650 Union Electric + 13 ---->153.645 Union Electric + 14 ---->153.465 Union Electric + 15 ---->37.820 Union Electric + 16 ---->37.760 Union Electric + 17 ---->48.480 Union Electric Jefferson City + + + + + Various Police Departments + -------------------------- + + 01 ---->154.800 Clayton (Main) + 02 ---->155.640 Jefferson County (Main) + 03 ---->155.370 Point To Point + 04 ---->155.550 M.R.S North + 05 ---->453.225 Florissant + 06 ---->453.325 Florissant + 07 ---->155.745 Hazelwood (Main) + 08 ---->154.755 Overland (Main) + 09 ---->155.010 Ferguson (Main) + 10 ---->154.815 Fenton (Main) + 11 ---->156.210 University City (Main) + 12 ---->155.580 Webster Groves + + + + + + Southwestern Bell Telephone + --------------------------- + + 01 ---->451.300 + 02 ---->451.400 + 03 ---->451.450 + 04 ---->451.475 + + + + + + Miscellaneous Frequencies + ------------------------- + + 01 ---->170.150 Pulitzer Publishing + 02 ---->450.150 Pulitzer Publishing + 03 ---->455.850 Pulitzer Publishing + 04 ---->156.650 Riverboats + 05 ---->157.100 Riverboats + 06 ---->47.420 Red Cross (Main) + 07 ---->47.460 Red Cross (Backup) + 08 ---->159.750 Security Armored Car + 09 ---->461.500 Salvation Army + 10 ---->35.920 Salvation Army + 11 ---->153.100 City Of St.Louis Animal Control + 12 ---->156.180 City Of St.Louis Street Department + 13 ---->158.475 Jail Security (Clayton) + 14 ---->453.925 St.Louis County Government Center Security + 15 ---->45.120 St.Louis Zoo + 16 ---->173.225 St.Louis Post Dispatch + 17 ---->151.145 St.Louis County Parks Security + 18 ---->460.325 St.Louis County Car Phones + 19 ---->460.450 St.Louis County Car Phones + 20 ---->148.150 Missouri Civil Air Patrol + 21 ---->143.750 Missouri Civil Air Patrol (Mo.Wing Direct) + 22 ---->149.925 Missouri Civil Air Patrol (Mo.Wing Direct) + 23 ---->158.880 Metropolitan Sewer District + 24 ---->453.675 Metropolitan Sewer District + 25 ---->453.750 Metropolitan Sewer District + + + + + + Coast Guard Frequencies + ----------------------- + + 01 ---->156.800 + 02 ---->157.050 + 03 ---->157.100 + + + + + + U.S Park Service + ---------------- + + 01 ---->166.355 + 02 ---->171.625 + 03 ---->171.750 + 04 ---->172.450 + 05 ---->172.625 + 06 ---->172.775 + 07 ---->173.765 + 08 ---->162.000 U.S. Postal Service + 09 ---->169.850 U.S. Postal Service + + + + + Ham Repeaters + ------------- + + Output Input Call Location + ------ ----- ---- -------- + + 01 ---->146.640 - W9WDD Alton,Ill + 02 ---->145.110 - KN9G Belleville,Ill + 03 ---->147.120 + K9GXU Belleville,Ill + 04 ---->146.730 - KG0I Bridgeton,Mo + 05 ---->146.940 - N0EIR Clayton,Mo + 06 ---->147.060 + K0JR Clayton,Mo + 07 ---->146.790 - W9AIU Collinsville,Ill + 08 ---->145.330 - KA0LZN Cottleville,Mo + 09 ---->147.360 + WB0BBN Creve Coeur,Mo + 10 ---->147.390 + WB0DFX Creve Coeur,Mo + 11 ---->146.775 - WB0WRK Crystal City,Mo + 12 ---->146.910 - N0EVR Des Peres,Mo + 13 ---->145.310 - KA9TOX Elsah,Ill + 14 ---->145.350 - W0VAJ Ferguson,Mo + 15 ---->146.820 - WA9FDP Gillespie,Ill + 16 ---->145.130 - K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 17 ---->145.230 - K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 18 ---->145.450 - K9BTR Granite City,Ill + 19 ---->147.165 + W9KXQ Greenville,Ill + 20 ---->146.700 - W0LDO Hillsboro,Mo + 21 ---->147.075 + WD0GDY Hillsboro,Mo + 22 ---->147.090 + WD9GDY Hillsboro,Mo + 23 ---->147.150 + W0ZFN Kirkwood,Mo + 24 ---->147.210 + WD9GOE Marissa,Ill + 25 ---->145.370 - KJ0A Maryland Heights,Mo + 26 ---->146.760 - W9AIU Maryville,Ill + 27 ---->146.670 - WB0HSI O'Fallon,Mo + 28 ---->146.850 - KJ0A Ollivette,Mo + 29 ---->145.470 - KA0BUA Overland,Mo + 30 ---->147.330 + KE0HM St.Charles,Mo + 31 ---->145.170 - K0KYZ St.Louis,Mo + 32 ---->145.210 - WB0QXW St.Louis,Mo + 33 ---->145.270 - W0PEV St.Louis,Mo + 34 ---->146.610 - W0FF St.Louis,Mo + 35 ---->146.970 - KB0EA St.Louis,Mo + 36 ---->147.285 + W0QEV St.Louis,Mo + 37 ---->145.410 - WA0WBU St.Peters,Mo + 38 ---->145.490 - N0EZH St.Peters,Mo + 39 ---->145.430 - WD9FTA Waterloo,Ill + 40 ---->224.860 - W9AKW Bald Knob,Ill + 41 ---->224.210 - WD9GOE Baldwin,Ill + 42 ---->224.340 - WB0RPN Clayton,Mo + 43 ---->224.620 - W0JZY Fenton,Mo + 44 ---->224.540 - KA0EJQ Godfrey,Ill + 45 ---->224.780 - KR0X Godfrey,Ill + 46 ---->224.140 - W9KXQ Greenville,Ill + 47 ---->224.700 - WD9GOE Shiloh,Ill + 48 ---->224.980 - K0GOB St.Louis,Mo + 49 ---->223.940 - KD0LZ Wentzville,Mo + 50 ---->449.600 - N0DOB Affton,Mo + 51 ---->442.500 + KA0UJB Arnold,Mo + 52 ---->444.400 + N9AZZ Bald Knob,Ill + 53 ---->449.000 - K0CEH Clayton,Mo + 54 ---->442.000 + WB0WIL Clayton,Mo + 55 ---->442.400 + N9CCK Edwardsville,Ill + 56 ---->443.000 + K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 57 ---->443.900 + K9DZY Godfrey,Ill + 58 ---->449.550 - K0RWU High Ridge,Mo + 59 ---->449.850 - WA0ZPD High Ridge,Mo + 60 ---->448.850 - WA0KYW Normandy,Mo + 61 ---->449.750 - K0RWU Overland,Mo + 62 ---->449.950 - K0RWU Overland,Mo + 63 ---->449.650 - WA0TSY St.Charles,Mo + 64 ---->442.150 + WB0EBS St.Louis,Mo + 65 ---->444.150 + WB0QXW St.Louis,Mo + + + + + + + AIRCRAFT BAND (118-136) AM TRANSMISSION MODE + Aircraft Frequencies Active In The St.Louis Area +--------------------------------------------------------- +Lambert Tower (North Traffic)......................120.050 +Lambert Tower (South Traffic)......................118.500 +Lambert Approach Control...........................126.700 +Lambert Ground Control.............................121.650 +Lambert Ground Control.............................121.900 +Lambert Clearance Delivery.........................119.500 +Lambert ATIS (Airport Information).................120.450 +Spirit of St. Louis Tower (North Traffic)..........118.300 +Spirit of St. Louis Tower (South Traffic)..........120.300 +Spirit of St. Louis Ground Control.................121.700 +Spirit ATIS (Airport Information)..................134.800 +Weis Airport.......................................122.800 +St. Charles County Airport.........................126.300 +St. Louis Regional Airport.........................126.000 +Bi-State Parks Airport.............................120.900 +Scott Air Force Base (Civil Air Traffic only)......126.200 +Scott Air Force Base ATIS (Airport Information)....118.650 +Scott Air Force Base Ground Control................119.200 +Civil Air Patrol Repeater..........................148.150 +StL Helicopter and Copter to Copter................123.050 + + + + +Approach Control Frequencies +---------------------------- + +StL Approach Control (South & West)....126.5 +StL Approach Control (North & East)....125.15 +StL Approach Control...................(1200-0500Z) 123.7 (0500-1200Z) 120.05 +StL Departure Control (South & West)...118.95 +StL Departure Control (North & East)...119.15 +StL Departure Control (1200-0500Z).....124.9, 119.76 (0500-1200Z) 120.05 +StL FSS................................122.45, 122.2, 122.1 + +KC Center (St. Louis)..................125.500, 128.1 +KC Center (St. Charles)................133.4, 125.9, 121.25 +KC Center (Columbia, Mo.)..............118.4 +KC Center (Vandalia, Il.)..............135.325 +KC Center (Mt Vernon, Il.).............127.7 +KC Center (Farmington, Mo.)............128.4 +KC Center (Marion, Il.)................125.3 +KC Center (Effingham, Il.).............135.05, 133.225 +KC Center (Decatur, Il.)...............132.1, 124.3 +KC Center (Springfield, Mo.)...........127.5 +KC Center (Kansas City, Mo.)...........135.3 +KC Center (Kirksville, Mo.)............135.0, 132.6 +KC Center (Sedalia, Mo.)...............119.65 +KC Center (Quincy, Mo.)................133.15, 133.725 +KC Center (Butler, Mo.)................125.55 +KC Center (Chilicothe, Mo.)............125.25 +KC Center (Richland)...................133.8 +KC Center (Jacksonville)...............127.275 + +Indianapolis Center (Indianapolis).....135.25, 132.775, 124.4, 119.95 +Indianapolis Center (Brookville).......135.8, 134.7, 132.7, 119.45 +Indianapolis Center (Evansville).......132.525, 128.3 +Indianapolis Center (Henryville).......134.275, 133.05, 128.55 +Indianapolis Center (London)...........134.0, 133.575, 124.8 +Indianapolis Center (Marietta).........125.55 +Indianapolis Center (Merwyn)...........135.575, 132.6 +Indianapolis Center (New Hope).........125.65 +Indianapolis Center (Portsmouth).......135.7, 127.1 +Indianapolis Center (Rossville)........134.6, 128.8 +Indianapolis Center (Terra Haute)......134.175, 132.2 +Indianapolis Center (Winchester).......133.925, 132.475, 127.0 +Indianapolis Center (Zanesville).......133.725, 132.825, 126.35, 124.45 +Indianapolis Approach Control (West)...121.1 +Indianapolis Approach Control (East)...119.3 + +Memphis Center (Fayetteville)..........126.1 +Memphis Center (Harrison)..............126.85 +Memphis Center (Malden)................135.5 +Memphis Center (South Fulton)..........128.05 +Memphis Center (Nashville).............132.4, 133.85 +Memphis Center (unknown)...............132.375 + +Chicago Center (unknown)...............125.05 +Chicago Center (unknown)...............135.6 +Chicago Center (unknown)...............121.4 + + + + + +National Air Frequency Allocation: +---------------------------------- + +118.0 121.4 Air Traffic Control +121.5 Emergency Frequency, ELT signals +121.6 121.9 Airport Ground Control +121.95 Flight Schools +121.975 Private Aircraft Advisory (FSS) +122.0 FSS En Route Flight Advisory Service ("Flight Watch") +122.025 122.075 FSS +122.1 FSS receive only with VOR or FSS simplex +122.125 122.175 FSS +122.2 FSS Common En Route Simplex +122.225 122.675 FSS +122.700 Unicom, uncontrolled airports +122.725 Unicom, private airports not open to the public +122.75 Unicom, private airports and Air-to-Air communications +122.775 Future Unicom or Multicom +122.8 Unicom, uncontrolled Airports +122.825 Future Unicom or Multicom +122.85 Multicom +122.875 Future Unicom or Multicom +122.9 Multicom +122.925 Multicom-Natural Resources +122.950 Unicom controlled airports +122.975 Unicom-High altitude +123.0 Unicom, uncontrolled airports +123.025 Future Unicom or Multicom +123.05 123.075 Unicom Heliports +123.1 Search and Rescue, temporary control towers +123.15 123.575 Flight Test +123.3 123.5 Flight Schools +123.6 123.65 FSS or Air Traffic Control +123.675 128.8 Air Traffic Control +128.825 132.0 Aeronautical En Route (ARINC) +132.05 135.95 Air Traffic Control + + + + + \ No 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A Frequency guide by Adam Gott. - # 1 - Aug 1989 < + >--------------------------------------------------------------------< + > The Hole in the Wall BBS - (415)/524-1329 - User #20 < + > Spectrum Analysis Center - (714)/532-2300 - User #215 < + > A.N.A.R.C. - (913)/345-1978 - Adam Gott < + >--------------------------------------------------------------------< + > Please send me ANY additional info that you have! Thank you! < + >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>*<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< + + + + 26.965 - 26.965 Citizens Band (Class D & C) + + 30.000 - 30.550 U.S. Government + + 30.580 - 31.160 Business Band + + 31.180 - 31.980 State Police (40khz spacing) + + 32.010 - 32.990 U.S. Government + + 33.020 - 33.100 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency + + 33.120 - 33.400 Petroleum Industry + + 33.420 - 33.980 Fire Departments (some mobiles) + + 34.010 - 34.990 U.S. Government + + 35.020 - 35.980 Business (Mobile Telephones (Base) 35.26-35.60) + + 36.010 - 36.990 U.S. Government + + 37.020 - 37.980 Local Government, Utilities + + 38.270 - 38.990 U.S. Government + + 39.020 - 39.980 Police, Local Government + + 40.010 - 41.990 U.S. Government + + 42.020 - 42.940 State Police + + 42.960 - 43.680 Business (Mobile Telephones - 43.26-43.54) + + 43.700 - 44.600 Trucks, Busses + + 44.620 - 46.580 State Police, Local Police, Fire + + 46.610 - 46.970 Portable Phones + The following channels are listed as BASE/HANDSET. + 46.610/49.670-Channel 1 46.770/49.830-Channel 6 + 46.630/49.845-Channel 2 46.830/49.890-Channel 7 + 46.670/49.860-Channel 3 46.870/49.930-Channel 8 + 46.710/49.770-Channel 4 46.930/49.990-Channel 9 + 46.730/49.875-Channel 5 46.970/49.970-Channel 10 + Various other low power items licensed here. + + 47.020 - 47.660 State Highway Maint (Red Cross-47.42) + + 47.440 - 49.580 Utilities, Forestry, Petroleum Products + + 49.670 - 50.000 Portable Phones (FM Room Monitors noted here) + + 50.000 - 54.000 Amateur Radio + + 54.000 - 72.000 VHF Television (Ch 2 - 4, 6 Mhz/channel) + + 72.000 - 76.000 Model Radio Control, and Industry + + 76.000 - 88.000 VHF Television (Ch 5 - 6, 6 Mhz/channel) + + 88.000 - 108.000 FM Commercial Advertising + + 108.000 - 112.000 Aviation Nav. (Even Tenths VOR,odd Localizer) + + 112.000 - 136.000 Aviation Communication (Emer. 121.5) + + 136.000 - 138.000 Weather Satellite, U.S. Government + + 138.000 - 144.000 Government (Military Bases) + + 144.000 - 148.000 Amateur Radio + + 148.000 - 150.775 Government + + 150.815 - 150.965 Tow Trucks, Auto Clubs + + 150.995 - 151.985 Highway Maintenance, Business + + 152.007 - 153.725 Business (Mobile Telephone (Base) 152.03-152.21) + (Mobile Telephone (Base) 152.51-152.81) + + 153.740 - 156.240 Local Government (Police, Medical, etc.) + (Police Department TACTICAL freqs here) + + 156.275 - 157.425 Marine (Marine Telephone (Ship) 157.2-157.4) + (Emer. 156.8) + + 157.450 - 158.670 Business (Taxi, Tow Trucks, Utilities) + (Mobile Telephone - 157.77-158.10 158.49-158.7) + + 158.730 - 159.465 Local Government (Police, Highways, Forests) + + 159.495 - 160.200 Taxi Services + + 160.215 - 161.565 Railroad + + 161.640 - 161.760 Radio and TV Remotes + + 161.800 - 162.000 Marine (Ship telephone freqs) + + 162.025 - 174.000 U.S. Government + (Newspapers/Motion Pictures 173.225-173.375) + NOAA Weather is transmitted on: + 162.400/162.475/162.550 + + 174.000 - 216.000 VHF Television (Ch 7 - 13, 6 Mhz/channel) + + 216.000 - 220.000 Maritime Mobile + + 220.000 - 222.000 Land Mobile Radio + + 222.000 - 225.000 Amateur Radio + + 225.000 - 329.000 U.S. Government (Military Aviation, MILSAT's) + + 329.000 - 335.000 U.S. Government (Airport Glide Slope Navigation) + + 335.000 - 400.000 U.S. Govt. (Military Aviation- Emer. 243/282.8) + (Various Security/Low Power devices also) + + 400.000 - 419.975 U.S. Government (Military heavy use, probably ALL + agencies can be found here!) + + 420.000 - 450.000 Amateur Radio + + 450.050 - 450.925 Broadcast (Radio & TV) Pickups + + 451.025 - 452.1875 Business, Industry + + 452.050 - 452.9625 Taxi, Busses, Railroad, Tow Trucks + + 452.962 - 453.000 Newspaper Relays + + 453.012 - 453.9875 Local Government (Police, Fire, Highway) + + 454.025 - 454.975 Mobile Telephone (Landline, Aircraft, etc.) + + 458.025 - 460.6375 Medical, Police, Fire + (The frequencies ending in .?125, .?375, .?625, + .?875 are LOW POWER frequencies) + (458.025-458.175 Medical on scene - 5 watts) + + 460.650 - 460.875 Airlines (Maintenance, Airport freqs usually) + + 460.900 - 460.975 Central Alarm Companies (Burglar Alarms) + + 461.000 - 462.525 Business + (The frequencies ending in .?125, .?375, .?625, + .?875 are LOW POWER frequencies) + + 462.550 - 462.725 General Mobile Radio (REACT teams operate here) + + 462.750 - 462.925 Paging (Low power business freqs mixed in) + + 462.950 - 463.175 Medical Services (Dispatch, MED1-MED8) + + 463.200 - 470.000 Business + (The frequencies ending in .?125, .?375, .?625, + .?875 are LOW POWER frequencies up to 465 Mhz) + + 470.000 - 806.000 Television (Ch 14 - 70, 6 Mhz/channel) + + + + 806.000 - 810.000 Business Radio Service (mobile in) + + 810.000 - 816.000 Public Safety Service (mobile in) + + 816.000 - 821.000 Business Radio Service TRUNKED (mobile in) + + 821.000 - 825.000 Land Mobile Satellite Service (mobile in) + + 825.000 - 835.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones NON-WIRELINE SYSTEMS + (mobile in) + + 835.000 - 845.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones WIRELINE SYSTEMS + (mobile in) + + 845.000 - 850.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones EXPANSION + (mobile in) + + 850.000 - 851.000 Reserved for future expansion + + 851.000 - 855.000 Business Radio Service (base out) + + 855.000 - 861.000 Public Safety Radio Service (base out) + + 861.000 - 866.000 Business Radio Service TRUNKED (base out) + (Phone calls sometimes placed here) + + 866.000 - 870.000 Land Mobile Satellite Service (output) + + 870.000 - 880.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS + (base out - Channels 1-333) + + 880.000 - 890.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones WIRELINE SYSTEMS + (base out - Channels 334-666) + + 890.000 - 896.000 Cellular Mobile Telephones EXPANSION + (base out) + + 896.000 - 902.000 Private Land Mobile Radio Service (mobile in) + + 902.000 - 928.000 Amateur Radio Service (RESERVE) + + 928.000 - 930.000 Domestic Public Radio Service (Paging, Private + systems, future expansion) + + 930.000 - 931.000 Domestic Public Radio Service (advanced paging) + + 931.000 - 932.000 Domestic Public Radio Service + (common carrier paging) + + 932.000 - 935.000 Government Private (shared) + + 935.000 - 941.000 Private Land Mobile Radio Service (base out) + + 941.000 - 944.000 Government Private (shared) + + 944.000 - 952.000 Broadcast Radio Service + (studio-transmitter link, intercity relays) + + 952.000 - 956.100 Private Microwave Service (signalling (?)) + + 956.262 - 956.4375 Private Fixed Service (signalling & control) + + 956.500 - 959.800 Private Microwave Service + + 959.862 - 959.9875 Common Carrier Radio Service + + 960.000 - 1215.000 Aviation Services (Navigational aids) + (Military TACAN, Civilian DME) + (1030.0 Ground to transponder, 1090.0 Air/Ground) + + 1215.000 - 1300.000 Amateur Radio + + ---------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scanfrq1.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scanfrq1.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6d0570b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/scanfrq1.ham @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ + Other Area Scanner Frequencies + --------------------------------------------------------------------- + POLICE DEPARTMENTS + --------------------------------------------------------------------- + HIGHWAY PATROL (UNION) 42.520 + UNION COUNTY SHERIFF 453.525 + MONROE POLICE 453.925 , 39.460 + UNION COUNTY 155.190 , 453.700 , 458.700 + CABARRUS COUNTY 453.375 , 155.190 , 155.250 + CONCORD 453.575 + BELMONT 37.100 + BESSEMER CITY 37.100 + CATAWBA COUNTY 154.875 , 155.190 , 155.415 , 155.550 + CLOVER S.C. 154.725 , 154.830 , 155.535 , 156.150 + CRAMERTON 37.100 + FORT MILL S.C. 154.725 , 154.830 , 155.535 , 156.150 + GASTON COUNTY 37.100 , 155.190 , 465.175 , 460.175 + GASTONIA 154.010 , 155.790 , 453.350 , 453.600 , 453.700 + IREDELL COUNTY 155.190 , 158.790 , 453.650 , 453.700 + KANNAPOLIS 155.190 + KINGS MOUNTAIN 154.875 , 154.950 , 155.190 , 155.670 , 155.685 + LANDIS 155.370 + LINCOLN COUNTY 453.100 , 458.100 + MOORESVILLE 155.190 , 155.310 , 453.925 , 458.650 , 458.700 + ROCK HILL S.C. 154.725 , 154.800 , 155.535 , 155.610 , 156.150 + 453.550 + SHELBY 156.210 + YORK S.C. 154.725 , 155.535 + YORK COUNTY S.C. 154.830 , 156.150 , 158.730 + --------------------------------------------------------------------- + FIRE DEPARTMENTS + --------------------------------------------------------------------- + ALLEN VOL. 154.340 + BELMONT 33.460 + BETHEL VOL. 46.060 + CABARRUS COUNTY VOL. 154.340 + CATAWBA COUNTY VOL. 154.415 , 154.295 + CONCORD 154.175 + DALLAS 43.460 + GASTON COUNTY 33.460 + GASTONIA 153.770 , 154.235 + IREDELL COUNTY 153.890 , 154.385 + KANNAPOLIS 154.340 + KINGS MOUNTAIN 153.950 + LOCUST 154.310 + MARSHVILLE 154.220 + MCADENVILLE VOL. 33.460 + MIDLAND VOL. 154.340 + MOUNT PLEASANT 154.340 + SHERILLS FORD VOL. 154.415 + SPENCER MTN. 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ALLOCATION GUIDE FOR 0-1300 MHz +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + 0-9 Not Allocated + 10-14 Radio Navigation: [Alpha (USSR) & Omega (US) ]. + 14-20 International Fixed Standard frequency + 20-59 International Fixed Public Land/Aeronautical + 60 International Fixed Standard frequency + 60-90 International Fixed Public Land/Aeronautical + 90-110 Radio Navigation, (LORAN-C) +110-160 International Fixed Station, Maritime Radio Navigation +160-200 Coastal/Ship: Maritime Fixed Land/Mobile (CW & RTTY) +200-285 CW NDB Aeronautical Beacons, (May Transmit Weather-AM) +285-325 Coastal/Ship: Maritime Fixed Land/Mobile, (CW & RTTY 0 +325-415 CW NDB Maritime Beacons + 410 Maritime Radio Direction-Finding +415-535 Coastal/Ship: Maritime Fixed Land/Mobile, (CW & RTTY) + 500 International Distress/Calling + 512 Intership Safety & Alternate to 500 KHz. when busy + 518 Land Fixed, (FEC Mode) +540-1600 International Fixed Medium-Wave AM Commerical broadcast + (Soon to be expanded to 1750 KHz. +1600-1800 Radio navigation, Miscellaneous & Disaster Services; + (Old Disaster Service System +1800-2000 Amateur, 160M +2000-2065 Fixed/Mobile; Land (Disaster Services) +2065-2107 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +2107-2170 Fixed/Mobile; Land (Disaster Services) +2170-2173 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +2173-2190 Mobile; Land (Disaster Services) +2190-2194 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +2194-2300 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +2300-2498 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 120M (Tropical Domestic) +2493-2505 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +2505-2850 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical & Maritime +2850-3155 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +3155-3200 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +3200-3400 Fixed; Land; Intn,l. Broadcast, 90M (Tropical Domestic) +3400-3500 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +3500-4000 Amateur, 80/75M +3900-3950 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 75M (Asia & Pacific Only) +3950-4000 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 75M (Except the Americas) +4000-4063 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical & Miscellaneous +4063-4438 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +4438-4750 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +4750-4995 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 60M (Tropical Domestic) +4995-5005 Fixed; Land: Standard Time & Frequency +5005-5050 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 60M (Tropical Domestic) +5050-5730 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +5730-5950 Fixed; Land +5950-6200 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 49M (Worldwide) +6200-6525 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +6525-6765 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +6765-7000 Fixed; Land +7000-7300 Amateur, 40M +7100-7300 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 41m (Except the Americas) +7300-8195 Fixed; Land +8195-8815 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +8815-9040 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +9040-9500 Fixed; Land +9500-9900 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 31M (Worldwide) +9900-9995 Fixed; Land +9995-10005 Fixed; Land; Standard Time & Frequency +10005-10100 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +10100-10150 Amateur, 30M +10100-11175 Fixed: Land +11175-11400 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +11400-11650 Fixed; Land +11650-12050 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 25M (Worldwide) +12050-12230 Fixed: Land +12230-12689 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +12689-13107 Fixed/Mobile; Land/Space, Facsimile +13107-13200 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +13200-13360 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +13360-13600 Fixed: Land +13600-13800 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 21M (Worldwide) +13800-14000 Fixed/Mobile; Industrial & Scientific +1400-14350 Amateur, 20M +14350-14990 Fixed: Land +14990-15010 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +15010-15100 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical +15100-15600 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 19M (Worldwide) +15600-16360 Fixed: Land +16360-17410 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +17410-17550 Fixed: Land +17550-17900 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 16M (Worldwide) +17900-18030 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical +18030-18068 Fixed: Land +18068-18168 Amateur, 16M +18168-18780 Fixed: Land +18780-18900 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +18900-19680 Fixed: Land +19680-19800 Fixed/Mobile; Maritime +19800-19990 Fixed: Land +19900-20010 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +20010-21000 Fixed: Land +21000-21450 Amateur, 15M +21450-21850 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast. 13M (Worldwide) +21850-21870 Fixed: Land: Radio Astronomy +21870-22000 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical +22000-22855 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime +22855-23200 Fixed: Land +23200-23350 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical +23350-24890 Fixed: Land +24890-24990 Amateur, 12M +24990-25010 Fixed: Land: Standard Time & Frequency +25010-25070 Fixed: Land +25070-25210 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime +25210-25550 Fixed: Land +25550-25670 Fixed: Land: Radio Astronomy +25670-26100 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast. 11M (Worldwide) +26100-26175 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime +26175-26950 Fixed/Mobile: Land +26950-27405 Fixed/Mobile: Land. Citizens Band Ch. 1-40 +27405-28000 Fixed/Mobile: Land +28000-29700 Amateur, 10M +29700-30000 Fixed/Mobile: Land +30.00-30.51 Federal Government +30.51-30.64 Special Industrial +30.66-30.82 Petroleum Products. Forest Products. Motor carrier: Buses, + Business. +30.84-31.14 Business, Forestry Conversation, Motor Carrier: Buses +31.16-31.98 Business, Forestry Conversation, Special Industrial +32.00-33.00 Federal Government +33.00-33.12 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency +33.14-33.16 Business +33.18-33.38 Petroleum Products +33.42-33.98 Fire +34.00-35.00 Federal Government +35.00-35.20 Business +35.22-35.68 Mobile Telephone Bases, Special Industrial +35.70-35.98 Business, Special Industrial +36.00-37.00 Federal Government +37.02-37.42 Police, Local Government +37.44-37.86 Power Utilities +37.90-37.98 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency +38.00-39.00 Federal Government +39.00-39.98 Police, Local Government +40.00-42.00 Federal Government +42.00-42.94 State Police +42.96-43.18 Business, Special Industrial +43.18-43.68 Mobile Telephone Mobiles +47.42-46.68 Special Emergency, Special Industrial +47.70-48.54 Power Utility +48.56-49.58 Forest Products,Petroleum Products +49.60-50.00 Federal Government 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155.685 +SP5 154.905 TP 155.790 +SP6 154.935 TP 156.090 +NAT 154.475 TP 158.985 +TAC 154.920 TOLL 159.165 +C-C 155.505 3WY 465.525 +XX 155.535 3WY 465.550 +TP 156.045 --------------- +TP 151.070 DOT 47.22 +TP 151.130 DOT 47.30 +DOT 47.14 DOT 47.34 +DOT 47.22 DOT 47.40 +DOT 47.26 +DOT 47.32 +DOT 47.34 +CP 39.62 +CP 39.54 + + + + I have revised as many freq's as I could if you know of any changes that + should be made, please call me and let me know,,, thanks... + + John Johnson, KWV8BP + + Call The Hotline BBS, we have a large amount of Scanner Files and a Scanner + SIG group, we also have a large section concerning UFO's. + + The Hotline MBBS 304-736-9169 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/swlgprn.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/swlgprn.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..587468fe --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/swlgprn.ham @@ -0,0 +1,465 @@ + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + February 1991 + ================================ + +0000 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9590, 9915, 15260 + Christian Science Monitor | 7400, 9850, 13760 + Kol Israel | 7460, 9385, 9435, 11605, 15615, 15640 + Spanish National Radio | 9630, 11880, 15110 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Yugoslavia | 5980, 7215, 9620, 11735, 15105 + Radio Sofia Bulgaria | 9700, 11660, 11720 + Voice of America | 5995, 9775, 9815, 11580, 11740, 15205 + Radio Beijing | 9665, 9770, 11715, 15130, 17715, 17855 + Belgische Radio Belgium | 9925 + Radio Habana Cuba | 9665, 11820 + WRNO, USA | 7355 + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 + Radio Prague | 7345, 11680, 11990 + Radio Pyongyang | 15115, 15160 + Radio Korea | 15575 + Radio Vatican | 9605, 11780, 15180 +0030 Radio Canada | 5960, 9755 + Radio Nederland | 6020, 6165, 15315 + Radio Budapest | 6110, 9585, 9835, 11910, 15160 + Radio Kiev | 7400, 11790, 13645, 15180, 15455 +0050 Radio Vatican | 6105, 9605, 11780, 15180 +0100 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9590, 9915, 15260 + Christian Science Monitor | 7400, 9850, 13760 + Kol Israel | 7460, 9385, 9435, 11605, 15615, 15640 + Radio Japan | 17810, 17845 + Spanish National Radio | 9630, 11880, 15110 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Prague | 5930, 7345, 11990, 15540 + Radio Habana Cuba | 9665, 11820 + Radio Luxembourg | 6090 + Radio Yugoslavia | 5980, 7215, 9620, 11735, 15105 + Voice of America | 6130, 9455, 9775, 9815, 11580, 11740,15205 + HCJB, Ecuador | 9745, 11775, 15155 + Deutsche Welle, Germany | 6040, 6085, 6145, 9565, 9735, 11865 + RAI, Italy | 9575, 11800 +0115 Swiss Radio International | 6095, 6135, 9775, 9885, 12035, 17730 +0130 Radio Austria | 9870, 9875, 13730 + Voice of Greece | 7430, 9395, 9420, 11645 + Radio Budapest | 6110, 9585, 9835, 11910, 15160 + + Page 1 +@ + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + + +0200 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9590, 9915, 15260 + Christian Science Monitor | 7400, 9850, 13760 + Radiobras, Brazil | 11745 + Radio Cairo | 9475, 9675 + Voice of Free China | 5950, 5985 + Radio Kiev | 11790, 13645, 15180, 15455 + Kol Israel | 7460, 9385, 9435 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Habana Cuba | 6140, 9655, 9710, 11820 + Swiss Radio International | 6135, 9725, 9885 + Radio RSA, South Africa | 9580, 9615 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11775, 15155 + Radio Bucharest, Romania | 5990, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940 + RAE, Argentina | 11710 +0230 Radio Austria | 9870, 9875, 13730 + Radio Tirana, Albania | 9500, 9760 + Radio Portugal | 9600, 9635, 9680, 9705, 11840 + Radio Sweden | 9695, 11705 + Radio Finland Internat. | 11775, 15185 +0300 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9590, 9915, 15260 + Christian Science Monitor | 7400, 9850, 13760 + Radio Five, South Africa | 4880 + Voice of Free China | 5950, 5985 + Radio Beijing | 9690, 11715, 15130, 15455, 17855 + Deutsche Welle, Germany | 6085, 9545, 9605 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Habana Cuba | 6140, 9655, 9710, 11820 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11775, 15155 + Radio Japan | 5960 + Voice of Turkey | 9445 + TIFC, Costa Rica | 5055, 9645 + Radio Botswana | 3356, 4830, 7255 + Radio Berlin Internat. | 6080, 9730 + Radio Cultural, Guatemala | 3300 + HRVC, Honduras | 4820 + TWR, Bonaire | 9535, 11930 +0315 Radio France Internat. | 9800, 11670 + Radio Swiss Internat. | 6135, 9725, 9885, 12035 +0330 Radio Finland Internat. | 9635, 11775 + Radio Tirana, Albania | 9500, 9760 + United Arab Emirates Radio| 11940, 15435 + Radio Nederland | 6165, 9590 + Voice of Greece | 7430, 9395, 9420 + + Page 2 +@ + + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + + +0400 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9590, 9915, 15260, 3955,12095 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 9870, 13760 + Radio Habana Cuba | 5965, 6140, 9655, 9710, 11760, 11820 + Swiss Radio Internat. | 6135, 9725, 9885, 12035 + Voice of America | 9575, 5995, many others + Radio Bucharest | 5990, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940 + Kol Israel | 11585, 11655, 15640, 17575, 17630 + Voice of Turkey | 9445 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11755, 15155 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Romania | 5990, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940, 15380 + Radio Prague International| 5930, 7345, 11680 + Radio Beijing | 11685 +0500 BBC World Service | 3955, 6195, 7120, 9410, 12095, 15280,17815 + Christian Science Monitor | 9870, 13760 + Deutsche Welle, Germany | 5960, 6130, 9700 + HCJB, Ecuador | 6230, 9720, 9745, 11775 + Spanish National Radio | 9630, 11880, 15110 + Voice of Nigeria | 7255 + Kol Israel | 7460, 9435, 9455, 11588, 11605, 15650,17630 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Habana Cuba | 5965, 9655, 11760, 11820 + Radio New Zealand | 17675 + Radio Beijing | 11840 +0530 GBC, Ghana | 3366, 4915 + Radio Austria Internat. | 6015 + AWR, Italy | 7230 + UAE Radio | 15435, 17830, 21700 +0600 BBC World Service | 5975, 9640, 3955, 6195, 7120, 9410,12095 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 9870, 13760 + Radio Korea | 6060, 9570, 7275 + Radio Habana Cuba | 9525, 11835 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Voice of the Mediterranean| 9765 + HCJB, Ecuador | 6230, 9720, 9745, 11775 + Radio Austria | 6035, 11880, 13700, 15240,15465,17630,21525 + Radio Norway Internat. | 15165 +0630 Radio Finland Internat. | 6120, 9560, 11755 + Radio Sofia, Bulgaria | 9700, 11720, 15160, 17825 + TWR, Monaco | 9480 +0700 BBC World Service | 9640, 5975, 7150, 9410, 12095, 17815 + Christian Science Monitor | 9870, 13760 + Radio Australia | 9655, 11720 + Voice of Free China | 5950, 5985 + HCJB, Ecuador | 6210, 9610, 9655, 9745 + Radio New Zealand | 9855 + SIBC, Solomon Islands | 9545 + + Page 3 +@ + + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + +0730 Radio Finland Internat. | 6120, 9560, 11755 + Radio Sofia, Bulgaria | 9700, 11720 + Radio Prague | 11685, 17840, 21705 + Radio Nederland | 9630, 9715 +0800 BBC World Service | 9640, 7150, 11955, 15360, 12095 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 17855 + KYOI, Saipan, N. Marianas | 17780 + Radio Australia | 9580, 9655, 17715, 17750 + Radio Finland Internat. | 17795, 21550 + KNLS, Alaska | 11715 + AWR Europe, Portugal | 9760 + Radio Korea | 7550, 13670 +0830 Radio Nederlands | 9630, 9715, 9770 + KTWR, Guam | 11805 + Swiss Radio Internat. | 9560, 13685, 17670, 21695 +0900 BBC World Service | 5975, 6045, 7325, 9750, 12095, 15070,17640 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 17855 + Radio New Zealand | 6100, 9850 + ABC, Brisbane, Australia | 4920, 9660 + Radio Australia | 9580, 15415 + Radio Finland Internat. | 11795, 21550 + Radio Berlin Internat. | 17875, 11890 + NBC, Papua, New Guinea | 4890 + Radio Korea | 9570, 13670 +1000 BBC World Service | 5975, 6045, 7325, 9410, 12095, 15070,17640 + Christian Science Monitor | 9495, 9455 + Radio Australia | 9580, 15415 + Voice of Vietnam | 9840, 15010 + Swiss Radio International | 9560, 13685, 17670 + All India Radio | 11860, 15335, 11925, 15155 + HCJB, Ecuador | 6130, 9745, 11925 + Kol Israel | 11585, 17578, 17590, 21760 + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 + KHBN, Guam | 9830 +1030 Radio Nederland | 6020, 9675 + UAE Radio | 15320, 15435, 17865 + Radio Korea | 11715 +1100 BBC World Service | 5965, 6195, 9515, 9740, 11775, 15070,25750 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 9495 + Radio Australia | 9580, 11800 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Voice of Vietnam | 7430, 9730 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11925 + Deutsche Welle, Germany | 5960, 6130, 9700 + Radio Japan | 11815, 11840 + Radio Beijing | 9665, 17855 + Radio RSA, South Africa | 21590 + Radio Pyongyang, Korea | 7200, 7230, 9540 + Kol Israel | 11585, 15095, 17578, 17590, 21626, 21760 + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 + Radio Austria | 6155, 13730, 15430, 21490 + Voice of America | 9585, 6110, 9760, 11720, 15155, 15425 + Radio Jordan | 9560 + Radio Pakistan | 17555, 21575 + AWR, Costa Rica | 9725, 11875 + Page 4 +@ + + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + +1130 Radio Berlin Internat. | 15440, 17880, 21465, 21540 + Radio Thailand | 9655, 11905 + VOIRI, Iran | 9575, 9705, 11715, 11790, 11940 +1200 BBC World Service | 5965, 6195, 9515, 9740, 11775, 15070 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 9495 + Radio Canada Internatinal | 9635, 11855, 17820 + Radio Tashkent, Uzbek SSR | 9540, 9600, 9715, 11785, 15460 + Radio Australia | 9580, 9710, 11800 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890 + Radio Beijing | 9665, 17710, 17855, 11600, 11660 + Vatican Radio | 15190, 17685, 21515, 17840 + Radio Yugoslavia | 17740, 21555, 25795 + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 + Radio Ulan Bator, Mongolia| 11850, 12025 + Radio RSA, South Africa | 9555, 11805, 11900, 17835 + Radio Norway International| 15165 + BRT, Belgium | 17555, 21810 + Voice of Cambodia | 9695, 11938 + Voice of Vietnam | 9755, 12035 +1215 Radio Cairo | 17595 +1230 Radio Austria Internat. | 17870, 6155, 13730, 15430 + Radio Berlin Internat. | 15445, 17880, 21465, 21540 + Radio France Internat. | 9805, 11670, 15195, 17650, 21635 + Radio Bangladesh | 15195, 17850 +1300 BBC World Service | 5965, 6195, 9515, 9740, 11775, 15070 + Christian Science Monitor | 9455, 9495 + Radio Canada International| 9635, 11855, 17820 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Pyongyang, N. Korea | 9325, 9345, 9600, 11735 + Radio Yugoslavia | 11735, 15325, 15380 + Radio Australia | 9580 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890 + Radio Peace/Progress, USSR| 11870, 15180, 17635, 17805, 21505 + Radio Finland Internat. | 15400, 21550 + Voice of Vietnam | 9840, 15010 +1330 United Arab Emirates Radio| 15435, 17775, 21605 + BRT, Belgium | 17555, 21815 + Radio Tashkent, Uzbek SSR | 9540, 9600, 9715, 11785, 15460 + Swiss Radio Internat. | 9620, 11695, 13635, 15570 + All India Radio | 9565, 11760, 15335 +1400 BBC World Service | 5975, 7325, 9410, 9750, 12095, 15070 + Christian Science Monitor | 13760, 17555, 21780 + Radio Canada International| 11955, 17820 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 + Radio Korea | 9570, 9750, 15575 + Radio France International| 21770 + Voice/Mediteranian, Malta | 11925 + Radio Australia | 9580 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890 + Radio RSA, South Africa | 17745, 21670, 21590 + Radio Sweden | 17740, 21610 + Page 5 +@ + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + +1400 Radio Beijing | 7405, 11815, 15165 +cont. Radio Japan | 11815, 11865 + Radio Finland | 15185 +1430 Radio Polonia, Poland | 6135, 9540, 11815 +1500 KTWR, Guam | 11785 + BBC World Service | 9515, 9740, 11775, 15260, 15070, 17640 + Christian Science Monitor | 13760, 17555, 21780 + Afrique Numero Un, Gabon | 15200, 17630, 15475 + Radio RSA, South Africa | 17745, 21670, 21590 + Radio Japan | 5990, 11865, 21700, 11815 + HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890 + KNLS, Alaska | 11800 + Radio Pyongyang, N. Korea | 9325, 9640, 11760 + Radio Beijing | 7405, 11815, 15165 + BRT, Belgium | 17550, 21810, 17595 + Voice of Ethiopia | 9560 +1530 Voice of Greece | 11645, 15630, 17535 + Radio Sweden | 17880, 21500, 21655 + RTM, Morocco | 17595 + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 +1600 BBC World Service | 9515, 11775, 15260, 6195, 7325, 9410, 5995 + Christian Science Monitor | 21640 + Radio France International| 6175, 15360, 17620, 17795 + United Arab Emirates Radio| 11790, 15320, 15435 + Radio Portugal | 15210 + Radio Korea | 5975, 9870 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890 + Voice of America | 15410, 15580, 17785, 17800, 17870 + Armed Forces Radio | 9239, 9242, 9244, 13651, 16041, 16454 + Radio Pakistan | 13665, 15605, 17555, 17650, 21740 + BSKSA, Saudi Arabia | 9705, 9720 + Radio Norway (Sundays) | 17765, 21705 +1630 Belgische Radio, Belgium | 17595, 21810 +1700 BBC World Service | 9515, 11775, 15260, 6195, 12095 + Christian Science Monitor | 21640 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Voice of America | 15410, 15445, 15580, 17785, 17870 + Radiobras, Brazil | 15230 + Radio Beijing | 9570, 11575 + Kol Israel | 11585, 11655 + Radio Sweden International| 6065, 9615 + WHRI, Indiana | 13760, 15105 + Radio Japan | 9695, 11865 + WMLK | 9465 + Radio Surinam Internat. | 17755 +1730 Radio Prague | 9605, 11685, 11990, 13715, 21505 + Radio Berlin Internat. | 9665, 13610, 15145, 15340 + Radio Bucharest, Romania | 7105, 9690 + + Page 6 +@ + + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + +1800 BBC World Service | 6195, 7325, 9410, 12095, 15070, 11750 + Christian Science Monitor | 21640 + Radio Canada International| 13680, 15260, 17820 + Radio Kiev | 7330, 9560, 9600, 11780 + Radio Prague | 5930, 7345 + Voice of America | 6040, 9760, 11760, 15205, 17785, 17800 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Jordan | 9560, 13655 + Kol Israel | 7405, 9455, 9930, 11585 + Radio RSA, South Africa | 17795, 21535, 21590 + Radio Korea | 15575 + Radio Afghanistan | 9635, 15510, 17745 + Radio Peace, Costa Rica | 13630, 21566 + Radiobras, Brazil | 15265 + WINB, Pennsylvania | 15295 +1830 Radio Yugoslavia | 7215, 9660, 11735 +1900 BBC World Service | 6195, 7325, 9410, 12095, 15070 + Christian Science Monitor | 21640 + Radio Algiers | 9509, 9640, 9685, 15215, 17745 + Radio Kiev | 6010, 6090, 6165, 7115 + Kol Israel | 11605, 13750, 15640, 17590 + Radio Prague | 5930, 7345 + HCJB, Ecuador | 15270, 17790 + Deutsche Welle, Germany | 11785, 11810, 13790, 15390 + Radio Japan | 5990, 9505, 11865, 15270 + Radio Portugal | 11740 + Spanish National Radio | 9765, 11790, 15280 + Radio Jordan | 9560, 13655 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Voice of America | 6040, 9760, 11760, 15205, 17785 + RAE, Argentina | 15345 + Radio Habana Cuba | 11800 +1920 Voice of Greece | 7430, 9395, 9425, 11645 +1930 VOIRI, Iran | 6035, 9022 + Radio Yugoslavia | 5980, 9620, 9660 +2000 BBC World Service | 5975, 15260, 3955, 6195, 11750, 15070 + Christian Science Monitor | 17555 + Radio Damascus, Syria | 12085, 15095, 17710 + Radio Baghdad, Iraq | 13660 + Radio Pyongyang | 6576, 9345, 9640, 9977 + Radio Portugal | 11740 + Kol Israel | 7355, 7462, 9435, 9855, 11605 + Voice of America | 6040, 9760, 11760, 15205, 17785 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Jordan | 9560, 13655 + Radio Nederlands | 13700, 15560 + Radio Habana Cuba | 17860, 17875 +2030 Radio Cairo | 15375 +2045 All India Radio | 7412, 9910, 11620 + + Page 7 +@ + ================================ + Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 + (C) 1991 by Gary Maddox + ================================ + +2100 BBC World Service | 15260, 5975, 3955, 9410, 12095, 15140 + Christian Science Monitor | 17555, 21640 + Radio Yugoslavia | 5980, 7130, 9620, 9660, 7215, 9660,11735 + Radio Baghdad, Iraq | 7295, 9770, 13660 + Radio Canada International| 15325, 17875 + Radio Sweden International| 6065, 9655, 11705 + BRT, Belgium | 9925, 5910 + Radio Beijing | 9710, 6860, 9820, 11500 + Deutsche Welle, Germany | 7130, 9650, 9765, 11785, 9670, 15435 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Japan | 11800, 6025, 9695, 9640, 15270, 17890 + Radio Bucharest, Romania | 9690, 9750, 11940 + Swiss Radio International | 9885, 13635, 15525, 15570 + Radio Jordan | 9560 + Voice of America | 6040, 9760, 11760, 15205, 17785 + All India Radio | 7412, 9910, 11620 + Radio Peace/Progress, USSR| 9470, 9820, 11880, 15260 + Radio Vatican | 17710, 17730, 21650 + Radio Damascus, Syria | 12085, 15095 +2200 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9915, 15260, 3955, 6195 + Christian Science Monitor | 9465, 17555 + Radio Yugoslavia | 5980, 7130, 9620, 9660 + Radio Australia | 15160, 15240, 15320, 17795 + Voice of Free China | 9852, 9955, 11805, 15345, 17612 + Voice of Turkey | 9445, 9685, 17760 + Radio Vilnius, Lithuania | 6100, 7400, 11790, 13645, 15455 + BRT, Belgium | 5910, 9925 + Radio Canada International| 9760, 11945 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Prague | 6055 + Voice of UAE, Abu Dhabi | 6170, 9595, 11965, 11985, 13605 + KOVH, USA | 17775 + Radio Baghdad | 7295, 9770 + Radio Berlin, Germany | 6080, 9730, 11890, 13610, 13670,15240 + Voice of America | 7120, 9770, 11760, 15185, 17735 +2230 Radio Mediteranean, Malta | 6110 + Kol Israel | 9435, 11605, 12077, 17575 +2300 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9915, 15260, 3955, 6195 + Christian Science Monitor | 9465, 17555 + Voice of Turkey | 9445, 9685, 17760 + Radio Vilnius, Lithuania | 6100, 7400, 11790, 13645, 15455 + Radio Japan | 11800, 15195 + Radio Pyongyang, Korea | 7200, 7230, 9540 + Radio Moscow | various frequencies + Radio Sofia, Bulgaria | 9700, 11660, 11720, 15330 + KVOH, USA | 17705 + Voice of UAE, Abu Dhabi | 6170, 9595, 11965, 11985, 13605 + Kol Israel | 11605, 15615, 15640 + Radio Budapest | 6110, 9520, 9585, 9835, 11910,15160 + Radio Kiev, Ukrane | 11790, 13645, 15180, 15455, 15485 + AWR, Costa Rica | 9725, 11870 + Radio Norway (Sundays) | 15165 + Voice of Vietnam | 9840, 15010 +2305 Radio Polonia | 5995, 6175, 7125, 7270 +2330 BRT, Belgium | 9925 + Radio Canada International| 5960, 9755, 11905 + Radio Kiev | 7400, 11790, 13645, 15180, 15455 + Radio Tirana, Albania | 9500, 9760 + Radio Korea | 15575 + Radio Budapest | 6110, 9585, 9835, 11910, 15160 + Voice of Greece | 9425 + Radio/Peace, Costa Rica | 7376USB, 13630, 21566 + Page 8 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/swohiofrq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/swohiofrq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2c3dd593 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/swohiofrq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,270 @@ + + Frequency Location Description + + 33.5400 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP FIRE + 33.6400 MONT. CO. BUTLER TWP FIRE + 39.4800 WARREN CO. MASON PD + 39.5800 CLARK CO. S. CHARLESTON PD + 39.5800 GREENE CO. ANIMAL WARDEN + 39.6800 WARREN CO. MASON PD + 39.6800 WARREN CO. SPRINGBORO PD + 39.9000 WARREN CO. WARREN CO. SO F-1 + 42.0800 CLARK CO. OSP #12 SPRINGFIELD + 44.7400 CLARK CO OSP #12 SPRINGFIELD + 44.7400 MONT. CO. OSP #57 DAYTON + 44.7400 PREBLE CO. OSP #68 EATON + 44.9800 GREENE CO. OSP #29 XENIA + 45.0200 CLARK CO. OSP #12 SPRINGFIELD + 45.0200 GREENE CO. OSP #29 XENIA + 45.0200 MIAMI CO. OSP #55 PIQUA + 45.0200 MONT. CO. OSP #57 DAYTON + 45.0200 PREBLE CO. OSP #68 EATON + 45.0200 WARREN CO. OSP #83 LEBANON + 45.1000 MONT. CO. OH LIQUOR CON DAYTON + 45.1000 STATEWIDE OSP SPECIAL FREQ. + 45.2200 MONT. CO. DAYTON MENTAL HEALTH + 45.2200 WARREN CO. LEBANON CORRECTION + 45.4800 WARREN CO. WARREN CO. FIRE NET + 46.1600 WARREN CO. MAINEVILLE FIRE + 46.1600 WARREN CO. MASON VOL. FIRE + 46.1600 WARREN CO. MASSIE TWP FIRE F-2 + 46.1800 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK FIRE + 46.4200 MONT. CO. MAD RIVER TWP FIRE + 108.3000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ILS + 108.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ILS + 111.0000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOT + 111.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ILS + 114.5000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOR + 115.2000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT VOR + 118.0000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 118.8500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 119.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT TOWER + 121.5000 NATIONWIDE EMERGENCY + 121.7500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR CLEARANCE + 121.8000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT GN + 121.9000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT GN + 122.1000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR FLIGHT SV + 122.2000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR FLIGHT SV + 122.5500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR FLIGHT SV + 122.7000 GREENE CO. GREENE CO. AIRPORT + 122.8500 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PTD + 125.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ATIS + 126.5000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 126.9000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT TOWER + + + Frequency Location Description + + 127.6500 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPROACH + 145.1900 MIAMI CO. WEST MILTON FIRE + 153.7550 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP PD + 153.7550 MONT. CO. NEW LEBANON PD + 153.8300 MONT. CO. HARRISON TWP FIRE MO + 153.8300 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP FIRE M + 153.8300 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP FIRE MOBIL + 153.8300 MONT. CO. RANDOLPH FIRE MOBILE + 153.8300 MONT. CO. VANDALIA FIRE BASE + 153.8900 WARREN CO. CLEARCREEK TWP FIRE + 153.8900 WARREN CO. LEBANON FIRE + 153.9050 MONT. CO. MORAINE PD (ENCODED) + 154.0700 CLARK CO. NEW CARLISLE FIRE + 154.0700 CLARK CO. PIKE TWP FIRE + 154.0700 DARKE CO. GREENVILLE FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. BATH TWP FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK FIRE MOB + 154.0700 GREENE CO. CEDARVILLE FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. MIAMI TWP FD YELLOWS + 154.0700 GREENE CO. NEW JASPER FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. SILVERCREEK TWP FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. SPRING VALLEY TWP FD + 154.0700 GREENE CO. SUGARCREEK TWP FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. WILBERFORCE U FIRE + 154.0700 GREENE CO. XENIA TWP FIRE + 154.1000 WARREN CO. FRANKLIN FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. HARRISON TWP FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. MADISON TWP FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. MORAINE FIRE + 154.1300 MONT. CO. RANDOLPH TWP FIRE + 154.1600 CLARK CO. BETHAL TWP FIRE + 154.1600 CLARK CO. ENON FIRE + 154.1600 CLARK CO. MAD RIVER TWP FIRE + 154.1600 DARKE CO. UNION CITY FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. ANSONIA FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. ARCANUM FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. BRADFORD FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. BRADFORD FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. DARKE CO. FIRE NET + 154.1900 DARKE CO. GETTYSBURG FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. GREENVILLE FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. HOLLANSBURG FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. NEW MADISON FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. OSGOOD COMM. FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. PITSBURG FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. UNION CITY FIRE + 154.1900 DARKE CO. VERSAILLES FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. CASSTOWN FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. COVINGTON FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. FLETCHER FIRE + + + Frequency Location Description + + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. LAURA FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. LUDLOW FALLS FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. MIAMI CO. DISASTER + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. MIAMI CO. FIRE NET + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. PIQUA FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. PLEASENT HILL FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. TIPP CITY FIRE + 154.1900 MIAMI CO. TROY FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. BROOKVILLE FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. DOE MONSANTO FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. FARMERSVILLE FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. NEW LEBANON FIRE + 154.1900 MONT. CO. PHILLIPSBURG FIRE + 154.1900 MONT.CO. MIAMISBURG FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. EATON FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. ELDORADO FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. GRATIS FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. LEWISBURG FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. NEW PARIS FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. PREBLE CO. FIRE NET + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. VERONA FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. WEST ALEXANDRIA FIRE + 154.1900 PREBLE CO. WEST MANCHESTER FIRE + 154.2050 GREENE CO. FAIRBORN FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. GERMAN TWP. FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. GREEN TWP FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. HARMONY TWP FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. MADISON TWP FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. MOOREFIELD TWP FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. S. CHARLESTOWN FIRE + 154.2200 CLARK CO. SPRINGFIELD TWP FIRE + 154.2350 MONT. CO. KETTERING FIRE + 154.2800 STATEWIDE FIRE MUTUAL AID FREQ + 154.3250 MONT. CO. WASHINGTON TWP FIRE + 154.3550 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP FIRE + 154.3550 MONT. CO. VANDALIA FIRE + 154.3700 CLARK CO. S. CHARLESTON FIRE + 154.3700 CLARK CO. SPRINGFIELD FIRE + 154.4000 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS FIRE + 154.4000 MONT. CO. WEST CARROLLTON FD + 154.4300 MONT. CO. DAYTON FIRE PAGING + 154.4450 MIAMI CO. COVINGTON FIRE + 154.4450 MIAMI CO. MIAMI CO. FIRE NET + 154.4450 MIAMI CO. PIQUA FIRE + 154.4450 MIAMI CO. PLEASENT HILL FIRE + 154.5150 MONT. CO. SALEM MALL SECURITY + 154.5400 MONT. CO. DAYTON MALL SECURITY + 154.6800 CLARK CO. OSP #12 SPRINGFIELD + 154.7850 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO JAIL + 154.8450 CLARK CO. CLARK CO. SO F-3 + + + Frequency Location Description + + 154.8450 CLARK CO. NEW CARLISLE PD + 154.8600 MONT. CO. VANDALIA PD + 154.8750 CLARK CO. CLARK CO. SO F-2 + 154.8750 CLARK CO. NEW CARLISLE PD + 154.8750 CLARK CO. S. CHARLESTON PD + 154.9350 STATEWIDE LEERN EMERGENCY FREQ + 155.0100 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP PD + 155.0100 MONT. CO. MADISON TWP PD + 155.0550 MONT. CO. WEST CARROLLTON PD + 155.0700 MONT. CO. BROOKVILLE PD + 155.1300 DARKE CO. UNION CITY PD + 155.1300 MONT. CO. FARMERSVILLE PD + 155.1300 MONT. CO. MIAMISBURG PD + 155.1300 MONT.CO. MAD RIVER PD + 155.1300 PREBLE CO. EATON PD + 155.1300 PREBLE CO. PREBLE CO. SO + 155.1300 WARREN CO. CARLISLE PD + 155.1300 WARREN CO. LEBANON PD + 155.1450 GREENE CO. YELLOW SPRINGS PD + 155.1900 MIAMI CO. MIAMI CO. SO + 155.1900 MIAMI CO. PIQUA PD + 155.1900 MIAMI CO. TIPP CITY PD + 155.1900 MIAMI CO. TROY PD + 155.2200 MONT. CO. MAD RIVER TWP RESCUE + 155.2200 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE + 155.2500 GREENE CO. XENIA PD + 155.2800 MONT. CO. BOX 21 RESCUE MOBILE + 155.2800 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE MOBI + 155.3100 GREENE CO. WRIGHT STATE U PD + 155.3100 WARREN CO. FRANKLIN PD + 155.3400 STATEWIDE EMS CHANNEL PRIMARY + 155.3700 STATEWIDE POLICE INTERCITY + 155.4000 MONT. CO. BOX 21 RESCUE MOBILE + 155.4000 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE MOBI + 155.4150 MONT. CO. BROOKVILLE PD + 155.4150 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-1/A + 155.4900 MONT. CO. KETTERING PD + 155.5200 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN PD + 155.5200 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP PD + 155.5350 GREENE CO. FAIRBORN PD + 155.5650 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-5/C + 155.5950 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK PD MOBIL + 155.5950 GREENE CO. FAIRBORN PD + 155.5950 GREENE CO. GREENE CO. SO + 155.5950 GREENE CO. SUGARCREEK TWP PD + 155.6100 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS PD + 155.6100 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO DETECT. + 155.6400 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK PD + 155.6500 MIAMI CO. TROY PD + 155.6550 DARKE CO. DARKE CO. SO + + + Frequency Location Description + + 155.6550 MIAMI CO. BRADFORD PD + 155.6550 MIAMI CO. COVINGTON PD + 155.6550 MIAMI CO. MIAMI CO. SO + 155.6550 MIAMI CO. PIQUA PD + 155.6550 MIAMI CO. TIPP CITY PD + 155.6550 MIAMI CO. WEST MILTON PD + 155.6700 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-2/3/B + 155.7150 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD PD + 155.7450 MONT. CO. ENGLEWOOD PD + 155.7600 GREENE CO. SUGARCREEK TWP PD + 155.7750 GREENE CO. XENIA FIRE + 155.7900 CLARK CO. CLARK CO. SO + 155.8200 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN PD + 155.8500 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN PD F-B MO + 155.8650 MONT. CO. RANDOLPH TWP PD + 155.8650 MONT. CO. UNION PD + 155.8800 WARREN CO. LEBANON FIRE + 155.9250 MONT. CO. GERMAN TWP PD F-4 + 155.9400 GREENE CO. BELLBROOK PD + 157.2800 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO (BUG) + 158.8800 MONT. CO. OAKWOOD FIRE + 158.8800 MONT. CO. OAKWOOD PD + 159.0900 CLARK CO. SPRINGFIELD PD + 236.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT TOWER + 257.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR TOWER + 269.9000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT ATI + 289.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT TOWER + 291.1000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPROACH + 316.7000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 327.1000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 335.8000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT GROUND + 344.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PM + 353.7000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR APPR/DPRT + 372.2000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PTD + 453.2000 GREENE CO. XENIA PD + 453.2750 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT SECUR + 463.1750 STATEWIDE EMS CHANNEL MED 8 + 852.0625 MONT. CO. MIAMI TWP PD + 854.9875 MONT. CO. VANDALIA PD + 855.2125 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS FIRE + 855.4625 MONT. CO. CENTERVILLE PD + 856.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 856.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 857.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 857.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 858.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 859.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 860.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC. + 860.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON (CONTROL) + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/tacfreqs.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/tacfreqs.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..da51ea72 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/tacfreqs.ham @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ + + + TACTICAL AIR COMMAND + TAC + + +North Carolina and area +SHAW AIR FORCE BASE +MYRTLE BEACH AFB +354th TACTICAL FIGHTER WING + +TAC Frequencies: +By: John Johnson, KWV8BP + + +HF SSB VOICE NET FREQUENCIES +---------------------------- +(KHZ) Description + +4711 Jacksonville Control +4725 Air to Air Refueling +4742 Scott Airways +5703 TAC Bases Common +6723 Jacksonville Control +6727 Scott Airways +8964 TAC Bases Common +11182 Scott Airways +13204 TAC Bases Common +15015 Scott Airways +15048 TAC Bases Common + + +TAC LOW BAND FM FREQUENCIES +--------------------------- +(MHZ) Description + +40.50 Emergency +32.85 Myrtle Beach Tactical +40.20 Myrtle Beach Tactical +46.90 Myrtle Beach Tactical +47.65 Myrtle Beach Tactical +51.50 Myrtle Beach Tactical +60.10 Myrtle Beach Tactical + + +TAC VHF-AM FREQUENCIES +---------------------- +(MHZ) Description + +118.850 Shaw Depart/Arrive (S) +121.050 Shaw Arrive/Final +121.500 Universal Emergency +121.800 Shaw Clearance Delivery +125.400 Shaw Depart/Arrive (N) +126.100 Shaw Ground +126.200 Tower Common +126.650 Shaw Tower +134.100 Shaw Arrive/Final +138.025 19th TAC Fighter Squadron +138.250 19th TAC Fighter Squadron +138.300 Myrtle Beach Tactical +138.425 Myrtle Beach Tactical +138.475 19th TAC Fighter Squadron +138.650 Tactical Operations +138.900 17th TAC Fighter Squadron +139.800 Myrtle Beach Tactical +139.825 19th TAC Fighter Squadron +139.900 19th TAC Fighter Squadron +139.925 17th TAC Fighter Squadron +140.375 17th TAC Fighter Squadron +141.675 17th TAC Fighter Squadron +141.750 17th TAC Fighter Squadron + + +TAC UHF-AM FREQUENCIES +---------------------- +(MHZ) Description + +239.800 Myrtle Beach +243.000 Universal Emergency +255.400 Flight Service +260.200 Air Refueling Common +270.100 TAC Air to Ground +275.800 Shaw Ground Control +276.900 16th TAC Recon. Squadron +282.800 Universal Search/Rescue +283.800 Shaw Maintenance +287.000 Shaw Approach +289.400 Shaw Clearance Delivery +290.600 Air to Air Mission +294.700 Shaw Approach +295.900 Tactical Operations +318.100 Shaw Approach +321.100 Air to Air Mission +327.300 Shaw Departure/Arrive (N) +340.900 Shaw Approach +342.500 Shaw METRO (weather) +342.500 Shaw +344.900 19th TAC Fighter Squadron +348.400 Shaw Tower +358.300 Shaw Depart/Arrive (S) +363.800 TAC Emergency +369.200 Shaw Approach +372.200 Shaw Base Operations +372.800 Shaw approach +378.800 Shaw Approach +381.300 TAC Command Post +398.100 17th TAC Fighter Squadron + + +This file was brought to you by The Hotline BBS, give us a call, we have an +entire section dedicated to Scanner & Radio related topics.... + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/tampapd.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/tampapd.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5e227a2d --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/tampapd.ham @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ + Tampa (Florida) Police Department + Frequencies & Codes + Compiled and Typed Courtesy of Big Brother + Vuarnet International + 813-978-0840 + Last Updated 06-Feb-94 + +Channel Frequency Usage +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + F-1 453.550R Dispatch West (Downtown area/West of I-275) + F-2 453.700R Dispatch East (East of I-275) + F-3 453.800R Information (License/Warrant Checks) + F-4 453.850R Emergency/Tactical + F-5 453.750R Tactical West + F-6 453.875R Tactical East + + 453.400R Tampa International Airport + 453.500R Tampa Stadium/Special Events (Traffic Control) + 453.600R Tampa Stadium/Special Events (Traffic Control) + 460.660? New Channel + 460.1125 Low Power Channel + 460.5125 Low Power Channel + 800 MHz Future System/MDT's (856-860.2625) + +10-Codes +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +10-11 DISPATCHING TOO RAPIDLY 10-51 ENROUTE +10-12 OFFICIALS OR VISITORS PRESENT 10-52 ESTIMATED TIME OF ARRIVAL +10-14 FOUL WEATHER CHANGEOVER 10-54 NEGATIVE +10-15 PRISONER IN CUSTODY 10-55 CAR TO CAR +10-16 REQUEST OWNER OR AGENT RESPOND 10-56 MEET ____ AT ____ +10-19 RETURN TO YOUR ZONE 10-57 PROCURE PAPERS/MESSAGES +10-23 STAND-BY 10-63 NET IS DIRECTED +10-25 IN CONTACT WITH ____ 10-64 NET IS CLEAR +10-26 MESSAGE RECEIVED 10-65 CLEAR FOR MESSAGES +10-31 SEND WRECKER TO ____ 10-77 LATENT INVESTIGATION +10-32 SEND AMBULANCE TO ____ 10-81 RECORDS SHOW STOLEN/WANTED +10-35 TRANSPORTING TO ____ 10-82 SIGN CHART AT HOSPITAL +10-38 CHANGE YOUR LOCATION 10-85 OUT FOR NON-POLICE FUNCTION +10-39 MESSAGE DELIVERED 10-88 WHAT PHONE # CAN _ BE REACHED? +10-40 REQUEST WAGON AT ____ 10-89 IN-SERVICE TRAINING (CLASS) +10-41 IN POSSESION OF 10-90 IN-SERVICE TRAINING (FIELD) +10-42 HOME 10-97 ARRIVED AT SCENE +10-43 ANY INFORMATION FOR ____? 10-98 REQUEST FOR CRIME LAB +10-44 REPORT IN PERSON TO ____ 10-99 REQUEST FOR WEAPONS +10-45 SEND IN REPORTS 10-999 REQUEST FOR AMMUNITION +10-46 URGENT +10-48 END OF MESSAGE/DID YOU RECEIVE? + +Signal Codes +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +SIG-00 . SIG-46 . +SIG-12 . SIG-47 . +SIG-15 . SIG-48 . +SIG-16 . SIG-50 . +SIG-17 . SIG-51 . +SIG-22 . SIG-52 . +SIG-23 . SIG-53 . +SIG-24 . SIG-54 . +SIG-25 . SIG-55 . +SIG-26 . SIG-56 . +SIG-27 . SIG-57 . +SIG-28 . SIG-58 . +SIG-29 . SIG-59 . +SIG-30 . SIG-60 . +SIG-31 . SIG-61 . +SIG-32 . SIG-62 . +SIG-33 . SIG-63 . +SIG-34 . SIG-64 . +SIG-35 . SIG-65 . +SIG-36 . SIG-66 . +SIG-37 . SIG-67 . +SIG-38 . SIG-68 . +SIG-39 . SIG-70 . +SIG-40 . SIG-71 . +SIG-41 . SIG-73 . +SIG-42 . SIG-74 . +SIG-43 . SIG-75 ASSIGNMENT AT TAMPA STADIUM +SIG-44 . SIG-76 SPECIAL THREATS +SIG-45 . SIG-80 FIELD INTERROGATION diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/telco2.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/telco2.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..82a635a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/telco2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + I.B.M. and TelCo Frequencies + complements of Tom Filecco, KA2UCP + + I.B.M. + ====== + 153.08 Security - Kingston, NY (KEC-542) + 153.17 " " (KEP-980) + 153.395 " " (WYC-788) + 461.225 Armonk, NY (KXP-322) + 461.025 Bronx, NY (KWC-714) + 463.325 Brooklyn, NY (KRC-465) + 462.825 Central Islip, NY (KES-776) + 462.90 " " (WSZ-255) + 462.825 Glen Oaks, NY (KQW-779) + 462.90 " " (WRY-471) + 151.835 Mount Kisco, NY (KGV-920) + 152.48 New York City (KGU-352) + 157.74 " " (KFX-848) + 461.025 " " (KLR-206) + 461.125 " " (KLR-215) + 462.775 " " (KLR-221) + 462.925 " " (KLR-222, KYC-674) + 461.225 North Tarrytown, NY (KXP-322) + 462.825 Plainview, NY (KLR-208) + 462.90 " " (WSZ-255) + 461.225 Port Chester, NY (KNFD-469) +. Tarrytown, NY (KXP-322) +. Valhalla, NY " " + 151.835 Yonkers, NY (KLV-264) + 153.08 Yorktown, NY (KAX-545) + 462.1625 NY Statewide (KA-91914) + 151.835 White Plains, NY (KQV-201) + 461.225 " " (KGI-651, KNFD-469, KXF-322) + +Radio Codes: + + 10-1 Responding + 10-2 On the scene + 10-3 Call by phone + 10-4 Message recieved + 10-5 Repeat + 10-6 Standby + 10-7 Out of service + 10-8 In service-availible + 10-9 Back in quarters + 10-10 All equipment return to quarters + 10-11 All equipment return, except_____ + 10-12 Proceed at reduced speed + 10-13 Proceed forthwith/Situation critical + 10-14 Correct time + 10-15 Minor detail + 10-16 Pick-up + 10-18 Weather and road conditions + 10-20 Location + 10-21 Request 2nd dispatch + 10-22 Request 2nd alarm + 10-23 Request 3rd alarm + 10-24 Detail completed + 10-25 Cancel + 10-26 Rush reply + 10-27 Officer on duty + 10-28 Records check + 10-29 Visitors present + 10-30 OFFICER NEEDS HELP + 10-40 Unable to copy + 10-50 Accident + 10-51 Wrecker needed + 10-52 Ambulance Needed + 10-69 Coffee break/meals + 10-70 Alarm of Fire + 10-75 Working fire + 10-90 Signal weak + 10-91 Signal strong + 10-92 Malicious false alarm + 10-94 Give radio test + 10-95 Meet car number___at___ + 10-96 Relieve officer + +Signals: + + 1-Fire + 2-Threat Call + 3-Demonstration + 4-Power Failure + 5-Flood + 6-First Aid + 7-Emergency Closing + 9-Smoke Investigation + 10-Collapse + 11-Chemical Spill + 12-Gas Leak + 13-Explosion + 14-Stream Break + 15-Daily Test Group Call (8:00AM & 6:00PM) + +Units: + + Emergency Control officers: 500-514 + Alarm Maintenance: 515 + Chemical Control: 033 + Saftey & Management: 044 + Maintenance: 211 + Fire Drivers & First Aid: 222 + + Other I.B.M. Frequencies: + + 151.655 151.955 153.290 451.475 + + New York Telephone Co. + ====================== + + 451.35 Huntington, NY (WYW-954) +. Kew Gardens, NY (KFN-392) +. Nyack, NY (WYW-955) +. Selden, NY (KRI-861) + 451.325 Manhasset, NY (KRI-862) +. Plainview, NY " " + 451.375 Mount Vernon, NY (KTC-230) +. Rye, NY " " +. Spring Valley, NY (KTC-232) + 451.224 New York City (KUO-722) + 451.4 " " (KEG-918) + 151.985 NY Statewide + + AT&T + ==== + +157.74 White Plains, NY (KRK-409) + + + ITT + === + + 151.745 Brentwood, NY (KLZ-451) + 154.54 New York City (WYC-304) + 463.975 " " (KWW-324) + 154.57 NY Statewide (KA-31196) + + The above information was compiled from different sources: FCC Files, +various friends who wish to remain unknown, and my own monitoring experiences. +If you have any comments, corections, or additions, I can be reached on M&M's +Pelham Public BBS: 914-738-6857. + +Downloaded From P-80 Systems 304-744-2253 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/top100fr.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/top100fr.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a2a0d324 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/top100fr.ham @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ + + + THE TOP 100 + + SCANNER FREQUENCIES + +Source: Monitoring Times +Reprinted By: John Johnson, KWV8BP + + +FREQUENCY DESCRIPTION +========= =========== + +34.81 FISH & WILDLIFE +34.83 FISH & WILDLIFE +35.02 McDONALD'S ORDER WINDOW +35.22 PAGING +35.58 PAGING +35.62 PAGING +35.64 MEDICAL PAGING +40.07 NAT'L PARK BUSES +40.21 NAT'L PARK BUSES +40.45 VA PAGING +40.50 ARMY SEARCH/RESCUE +40.68 INDUSTRIAL DEVICES +41.50 ARMY AIRCRAFT +43.22 PAGING +43.58 PAGING +46.61 - 46.97 CORDLESS PHONE BASES +46.75 PRES. HELICOPTER +47.42 RED CROSS +49.67 - 49.97 CORDLESS PHONE HANDSETS/ + WALKIE TALKIES +49.83 - 49.89 WIRELESS BABY MONITORS +121.5 AIR EMERGENCY/CALLING +121.75 RUSSIAN COSMONAUTS +122.75 GOVT. AIR TO AIR +122.8 SMALL AIRPORT UNICOM +122.9 GOVT. 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b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/us-navylst.ham @@ -0,0 +1,574 @@ +> Can anyone tell me what would be some good freq's and times to monitor +> US Navy communications? I have a short list of harbor freq's and such +> but have not heard much. I assume that I am not listening at the correct +> time. Thanks. + +Here are some freqs for starters: + + 1.7845 call?_____US: Navy, radiolocation land station, 300w + ÕSan Clementi, CAþ (govt recds) + + 1.7850 call?_____US: Navy, radiolocation land station, 300w + ÕPt Mugu, CAþ (govt recds) + + 1.9926 call?_____US: Navy, radionavigation land station, 300w + ÕCamp Pendelton, CAþ (govt recds) + + 1.9930 call?_____US: Navy, radionavigation land station, 300w + ÕSeal Beach, CAþ (govt recds) + + 2.0000 call?_____US: Navy, experimental research station, 10w + ÕChspk Beach, MDþ (govt recds) + + NAU_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 100w + ÕIsabella, PRþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 30kw + ÕLualuale, HIþ (govt recds) + + NPN_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 30kw + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 30kw + ÕMt Moffett, AKþ (govt recds) + + 2.0750 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 2.4100 call?_____US: Navy, ships, ssb, cw, 250w + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, ships, ssb, cw, fsk + ÕPacific Oceanþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + NAF_______US: Navy, land station, ssb, cw, 250w + ÕBevrtl Pt, RIþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, coastal station, ssb, cw, and 3.A7J emissions, + 10kw + ÕLualale, HIþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, coastal station, ssb, cw, fsk, 3kw + ÕMt Moffett, AKþ (govt recds) + + 2.5140 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 2.6340 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 2.7130 call?_____US: Navy, wargames at sea, "illumination right 100. AP a + t 50. fire for effect. 04 salvos. target neutralized, 10 + casualties", usb, 02/11/87 @0305Z + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (B. Parnass) + + 2.7705 call?_____US: Navy, ships, 3A7J, fsk @1kw + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + NAM_______US: Navy, fsk and 3A7J emissions, 1kw + ÕNW, VAþ (govt recds) + + NAU_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J, fsk @1kw + ÕSabanasc, PRþ (govt recds) + + NSS_______US: Navy, fixed station, 3A7J, 1.24F1 @1kw + ÕAnnapolis, MDþ (govt recds) + + 3.1090 call?_____US: Navy, NAS Pensacola "Raspberry Pensacola" patched US + S Lexington "Spartan" to Midway Island. Discussion of lo + ss of phase on Wake's 6.835 MHz fleet bdcst. usb, 03/03/ + 87 @0038Z + ÕPensacola, FLþ (B. Parnass) + + Seabreeze_US: Navy, NAS Pensacola "Seabreeze" wkg "Antietam Test", + missile firing tests in Gulf of Mexico. "Range is green + ". "4 birds bearing 187, 99 nautical miles", usb, 02/02/ + 87 @0109Z + ÕPensacola, FLþ (B. Parnass) + + Spartan___US: Navy, USS Lexington "Spartan" wkg Pensacola NAS Air + Ops "Blue Ghost", usb, 03/03/87 @0101Z + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 3.1300 call?_____US: Navy COMSTA Pacific frequency, all kinds of "weird" + comms, some are about aircraft, many "codes" used + Õlocation?þ (others) + + 3.2630 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 3.2660 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 3.5660 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 3.8100 NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9 emission, 40kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NQM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9 emission, 40kw + ÕSand Is, Midway Isþ (govt recds) + + 3.9250 NPN_______US: Navy, fixed, ship, bridge-to-bridge stations, 1.24F1 + and A7J emissions, 10kw + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + 4.1670 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 4.3730 call?_____US: Navy, "Giant Killer" wkg L4I, usb, 02/04/86 @1738Z + ÕOceana NAS, VAþ (B. Parnass) + + 4.5290 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 4.7040 AOK_______US: Navy, fax + ÕRota, Spainþ (others) + + 4.9250 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 5.0860 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 5.2280 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 5.2665 call?_____US: Navy, mobile, A3J, 1.24F1 emissions, 180w + ÕHawaiiþ (govt recds) + + 5.8700 NAM_______US: Navy, xmtg 5 letter groups, cw, 03/17/86 @0245Z + ÕNorfolk, VAþ (B. Parnass) + + 6.2050 call?_____US: Navy, all kinds of "weird" comms, some are about air + craft, many "codes" used + Õlocation?þ (others) + + 6.2280 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 6.4690 H38D______US: Navy, passing training msgs, heard during exercises + near Libya's "Line of Death", usb, 03/27/86 @1733Z + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 6.6900 L5Y_______US: Navy, network of military stations xmitting fields o + f info, mentioned "mechanized rifle company movement" an + d that "target neutralized", other calls include P3J and + I7G, usb, 5/9/85 @0123Z + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 7.4670 call?_____US: Navy, 3 tactical stations spoke of an upcoming "even + t," referred to freqs at "playgrounds", mentioned Giant + Killer (VA Capes), usb, 04/04/89 + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 7.7950 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 7.8395 call?_____US: Navy, M1M wkg W1E and T7T, called each other "mate", + usb, 04/11/87 @1155Z + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 8.0240 call?_____US: Navy FACSFAC Operations, usb + Õlocation?þ (others) + + 8.0270 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 8.6390 ACK_______US: Navy, fax + ÕRota, Spainþ (others) + + 8.7780 M7D_______US: Navy, Atlantic Fleet, M7D asked for radio check from + "any station this net", then given report by J6U, 12/02 + /86 @0231Z + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 8.9720 call?_____US: Navy, anti-submarine warfare, "O6J" wkg "S4JG7", usb + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (B. Parnass) + + 9.0750 NHG_______US: Navy, 850Hz, 75 normal + ÕPalmer Stn, South Poleþ (magazines) + + 9.2130 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 9.2550 NGR_______US: Navy, fax + ÕKato Soli, Greeceþ (others) + + 9.3970 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 10.1000 call?_____US: Navy, White Sands Missle Range, experimental contrac + t developmental station, .06A2 emission 1w + ÕWhite Sands, NMþ (govt recds) + + 10.1150 NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission 40kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission 40kw + ÕMtmofftt, AKþ (govt recds) + + 10.1300 call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕBermudaþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕGarrity, Icelandþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, ships, several modes + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + CNL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕSidivahi, Moroccoþ (govt recds) + + NAA_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕCutler, MEþ (govt recds) + + NAM_______US: Navy, coastal station, several modes + ÕDriver, VAþ (govt recds) + + NAU_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕSabanasc, PRþ (govt recds) + + NPN_______US: Navy, fixed station, 1.7F1 @5kw, 6A9B @ 20kw + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + NSS_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕAnnapolis, MDþ (govt recds) + + 10.1350 call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, .1A1 and 1.24F1 emissio + ns 10kw + ÕManillaþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, .1A1 and 1.24F1 emissio + ns 10kw + ÕYokosuka, Japanþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, .1A1 and 1.24F1 emissio + ns 10kw + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + 11.2670 call?_____US: Navy, network including E4B, K3V, 6RW, usb + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 11.6000 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 12.4650 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 12.7770 NDT_______US: Navy, fax + ÕYokosuka, Japanþ (others) + + 13.0065 NPN_______US: Navy, coastal, cw, rtty + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + 13.1810 M3H_______US: Navy, yl gave test count, usb, 5/17/85 @approx 2235Z + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 13.3725 NGR_______US: Navy, warning mariners of impending missile and unde + rwater ordnance operations, cw, 03/14/87 @1526Z + ÕKato Soli, Greeceþ (B. Parnass) + + 14.4550 P8W_______US: Navy, anti-drug smuggling network of aircraft and ma + ritime stations, one station reported it boarded and sei + zed a 60' small craft "by authority of Home Base", net s + eemed to be watching boats in an undetermined area, only + tactical calls used, usb, 4/17/85 + Õlocation?þ (B. Parnass) + + 14.4700 NNN0CRW___US: Navy, MARS station aboard ship wkg MARS station NNN0 + NIM, usb, 12/05/85 @1732Z + ÕUSS Guamþ (B. Parnass) + + NNN0CUV___US: Navy, MARS station aboard ship wkg MARS station NNN0 + NIM, usb, 12/05/85 @1730Z + ÕUSS Comte De Grasseþ (B. Parnass) + + NNN0NIM___US: Navy, MARS station at USMC installation wkg NNN0CRW + aboard USS Guam and NNN0CUV aboard USS Comte De Grasse, + usb, 12/05/85 @1732Z + ÕGulfport, MSþ (B. Parnass) + + 14.5625 call?_____US: Navy, ships, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + NAM_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw + ÕNW, VAþ (govt recds) + + NAU_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw + ÕIsabela, PRþ (govt recds) + + NBA_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw + ÕFarfan, Panamaþ (govt recds) + + NSS_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw + ÕSugar Grove, WVþ (govt recds) + + 16.1670 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 16.4100 NAM_______US: Navy, fax + ÕNorfolk, VAþ (others) + + 17.5845 AOK_______US: Navy, fax + ÕRota, Spainþ (others) + + 18.0675 call?_____US: Navy, ships, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕPacific Oceanþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕDixon, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕSkaggs Is, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕChollsht, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕImperial Beach, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕClamlagn, CAþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕMtmofftt, AKþ (govt recds) + + NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw + ÕWhidbeyi, WAþ (govt recds) + + 18.0680 call?_____US: Navy, ships, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕPacific Oceanþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕDixon, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕSkaggs Is, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕChollsht, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕImperial Beach, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕClamlagn, CAþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕMtmofftt, AKþ (govt recds) + + NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw + ÕWhidbeyi, WAþ (govt recds) + + 18.0700 call?_____US: Navy, ships, cw and 1.24F1 emission, 20kw-50kw + ÕPacific Oceanþ (govt recds) + + NDT_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕKamiseya, Japanþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕDixon, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕSkaggs Is, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕChollsht, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕImperial Beach, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NPN_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + NPO_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕSan Miguelþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕClamlagn, CAþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕMtmofftt, AKþ (govt recds) + + NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1 emission, + 20kw-50kw + ÕWhidbeyi, WAþ (govt recds) + + 18.0780 call?_____US: Navy, fixed coast station, several modes, 10kw + ÕDriver, VAþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, ships, several modes, 10kw + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + 18.0800 call?_____US: Navy, ships, several modes + ÕPacific Oceanþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕDixon, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕSkaggs Is, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕChollsht, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕImperial Beach, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕClamlagn, CAþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕMtmofftt, AKþ (govt recds) + + NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕWhidbeyi, WAþ (govt recds) + + 18.0990 NMP_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B and 6A9B emission + , 40kw + ÕLualuale, HIþ (govt recds) + + NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕSkaggs Is, CAþ (govt recds) + + NPN_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕFinegayn, Guamþ (govt recds) + + NQM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B and 6A9B emission + , 40kw + ÕMidway Isþ (govt recds) + + 18.1000 call?_____US: Navy, aircraft, experimental testing station, severa + l modes + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, experimental testing station, 0A0 @5kw + ÕPortsmouth, NHþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, experimental testing station, cw, ssb, 3A7J em + issions, 20w + ÕFullerton, CAþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, experimental testing station, several modes + ÕPatxntrv, MDþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, ship station or bridge-to-bridge station, ssb, + 6A3B, 6A9B, and 1.24F1 emissions @2kw + ÕDelaware Riverþ (govt recds) + + AOK_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕRota, Spainþ (govt recds) + + CML_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕSidiyahi, Moroccoþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, cw @10kw and 1.24F1 @ 5kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NPN_______US: Navy, fixed station, cw @10kw and 1.24F1 @ 5kw + ÕBarrigad, Guamþ (govt recds) + + NSS_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕAnnapolis, MDþ (govt recds) + + 18.1110 call?_____US: Navy, fixed station, 9A9B and 12A9B emissions, 15kw + ÕEnewetak, Marshall Isþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 9A9B and 12A9B emissions, 15kw + ÕLualuale, HIþ (govt recds) + + 18.1250 call?_____US: Navy, aircraft stations, ssb @1kw and 3A7J @ 200w + ÕAtlantic Oceanþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, aircraft stations, ssb @1kw and 3A7J @ 200w + ÕMediterranean Oceanþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, fixed and mobile stations, 6A3B and 6A9B emiss + ions, 500w + ÕAZþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, fixed and mobile stations, 6A3B and 6A9B emiss + ions, 500w + ÕCAþ (govt recds) + + call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal and aircraft station, 6A9B emiss + ion, 40kw + ÕBelconnn, Australiaþ (govt recds) + + ABK_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕKwajalen, Marshall Isþ (govt recds) + + AGD_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕEwa Beach, HIþ (govt recds) + + NKI_______US: Navy, mobile, land, and aircraft stations, ssb @1kw + and 3A7J @ 200w + ÕCherry Pt, NCþ (govt recds) + + NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal and aircraft station, 6A9B emiss + ion, 40kw + ÕLualuale, HIþ (govt recds) + + NSS_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes + ÕAnnapolis, MDþ (govt recds) + + 18.1280 NSS_______US: Navy, fixed station, 1.24F1 @10kw + ÕAnnapolis, MDþ (govt recds) + + 18.1460 NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕKwajalen, Marshall Isþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕClamlagn, AKþ (govt recds) + + 18.1490 NPM_______US: Navy, coastal station, cw, 6A9B, and 2.85F1 emission + s, 10kw + ÕLualale, HIþ (govt recds) + + 18.1625 NPN_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕWahiawa, HIþ (govt recds) + + NQM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕSand Is, Midwayþ (govt recds) + + NUD_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw + ÕClamlagn, AKþ (govt recds) + + 18.2050 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 19.6040 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + + 22.4190 call?_____US: Navy + Õlocation?þ (govt recds) + +-- +Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att]ihuxz]parnass (708)979-5414 + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/usaf.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/usaf.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..da44f35e --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/usaf.ham @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ + A LISTING OF IMPORTANT SWL FREQUENCIES FOR USAF + + + +US: Air Force, Blue Angels aerobatic jets + +[USA-wide]__________ 142.0000____call? (others) +" " 143.0000____call? (others) +" " 143.6000____call? (others) +" " 241.4000____call? (others) +" " 251.6000____call? (others) +" " 275.3500____call? (others) +" " 384.4000____call? (others) +-- + + + + + +Here is a list of the frequencies used by the Strategic Air +Command plus a few others that may be of interest. +All transmisssions are in SSB, mainly the upper sideband. + +FREQ CHANNEL DESIGNATOR USAGE +3313 Floating Designators Airborne Command Post Commo. +3292 Floating Designators +3295 Alpha Mike +3369 Alpha Sierra +4492 Floating Designator +4495 Echo Airborne Command Post Commo. +4725 Victor Primary Air-to-ground/Refuel +4896 Floating Designator +5020 Foxtrot (rotates) Airborne Command Post Commo. +5026 Foxtrot (rotates) Airborne Command Post Commo. +5110 Floating Designator +5171 Two Letter Floating +5215 Floating Designator +5243 Unknown Designator Airborne command Post Commo. +5238 Floating Designator +5684 Foxtrot Quebec +5700 Bravo Quebec Airborne Command Post Commo. +5826 Bravo Uniform Airborne Command Post Commo. +6680 Foxtrot Xray +6712 Floating Designator +6761 Quebec Primary Air-to-ground, Pri Night +6826 Golf +6840 Unknown Designator Note: popular numbers channel +6863 Oscar +6870 Kilo Airborne Command post Commo. +6886 Unknown Designator +7330 Yankee/Xray (alternates) +7983 Foxtrot Charlie +8101 Alpha Papa Airborne Command Post Commo. +9023 Unknown SAC/NORAD Commo/AWACS +9027 Romeo Primary Air-to-ground +9057 Papa Airborne Command Post Commo. +9220 Floating Designator +9234 Floating Designator +10452 Oscar +10510 Unknown Designator +11100 Alpha Twenty-one +11118 Unknown Designator Airborne Command post Commo. +11220 Bravo +11243 Alpha One Primary Air-to-ground, Pri Day +11408 Yankee Quebec Data Channel +11494 Lima Training Freq. Practice Messages +11607 Alpha Zulu +13205 (Called FAX) SAC Special Operations Channel +13211 Bravo Whiskey Airborn Command Post Commo. +13241 Sierra Primary Air-to-ground +13547 Floating Designator +13907 Alpha Charlie +14716 Sierra Echo +14744 Alpha Tango +14755 Floating Designator +14955 Charlie +15035 Charlie Quebec Canadian Forces Channel (shared) +15041 Mike Primary Air-to-ground +15091 Bravo Xray TAC-to-SAC Intercommunications +15544 Unknown Designator +15962 India +17617 Bravo Hotel +17975 Tango Primary Air-to-ground +18005 Tango (Pacific Area) +18046 Juliett +18594 Zulu One +20631 Whiskey Primary Air-to-ground +20737 Unknown Designator +20740 Lima (Pacific Area) +20846 Charlie Alpha SAC-to-CAP Intercommunications +20890 Delta +21815 Foxtrot Sierra (Floats) +23337 Uniform +23419 Unknown Designator +27870 Delta Quebec + +*** Additional freq. you might want to monitor. +2182 International Distress Channel +8364 International Survival Craft +5707 Scott AFB +4742 Scott/Andersen AFB +6738 USAF GCCS Channel +8989 USAF GCCS Channel +13201 USAF GCCS Channel +11179 USAF GCCS Channel +11182 USAF GCCS Channel +13201 USAF GCCS Channel + +Freq used by TAC (Tactical Air Command) +3032 +4746 +5703 +5703 +6753 +8964 +13204 +15091 +18019 +23206 + + +Note: The most active SAC Freq. are 11243 (days) and 6761 (nights). +Other heavily used Freq include +4725 Victor +6761 Quebec +9027 Romeo +11243 Alpha +13241 Sierra +15041 Mike +17975 Tango +20631 Whiskey +23337 Uniform + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/uscgcomm.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/uscgcomm.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..21bf2a5b --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/uscgcomm.ham @@ -0,0 +1,671 @@ + + +UNITED STATES COAST GUARD COMMUNICATIONS +^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ + + This frequency list is derived from USCG sources. It should be noted +that certain law enforcement operations utilize "discrete" frequencies, +that are not depicted in any publicly available listings. +When conditions warrant, specific elements of USCG law enforcement +show up on the listed frequencies, employing tactical callsigns and +coded messages. + Although this listing is the stated usage (for individual freqs), +on a when needed basis, the USCG is at liberty to utilize its HF +frequencies, for whatever purpose they deem necessary. + The list itself will show in this order the following data: +(1) Frequency, (2) Transmission mode, (3) Xmsm type, +(4) station/usage, (5) Notes. +(1) Frequency - shown are the allocated Carrier freqs. Some freqs may +be shown more than once. +(2) In a single usage mode, the word in parentheses will be used. +Multiple usage will use the single letter codes. + V (voice) normally USB + C (CW) + R (RTTY) - 170 or 850 shift. 2.0 khz above the listed carrier freq. + F (FAX) - facsimile. 1.9 khz above listed carrier freq. + P (pulse) - Navigational signals from Omega or Loran-C nets. + +(3 Transmission types + spx - simplex + dpx - duplex + both - either spx or dpx when required + -- - pulse - Omega or Loran-C + +(4) Station/Usage - Main USCG Communication facilities are: +NMA - Miami FL NMO - Honolulu HI +NMC - San Francisco NMR - San Juan, PR +NMF - Boston, MA NOJ - Kodiak, AK +NMG - New Orleans NRV - Barrigada, Guam +NMN - Portsmouth, VA +COMMON indicates used by all of the above facilities. +UNITS - any CG cutter or aircraft. + +(5) Notes - if applicable will show duplex freq or a numerical +footnote. + +(Tanks to SPEEDX for the above and following info.) + +10.2 pulse - - Omega- North Dakota & Hawaii (1) +11.5 pulse - - " " +11.33 pulse - - " " +11.8 pulse - - Omega -Hawaii station +13.1 pulse - - Omega - North Dakota station +13.6 pulse - - Omega - North Dakota and Hawaii stations +90-110 pulse - - LORAN-C network signals +410 CW spx International Maritime Radio Direction +416 CW spx NOJ/Cutter (#2 all medium wave freqs) +420 CW spx NMC/Cutter...Marine info scheduled b/c +427 CW spx NMF/Cutter +430 CW spx NMR/Cutter +432 CW spx NMG/Cutter +440 CW spx NMO,NMA/Cutter...marine info scheduled b/c +448 CW spx NMN,NMC/Cutter...marine info scheduled b/c +450 CW spx NOJ/Cutter..marine info scheduled b/c +466 CW spx NMN,NMR,NRV/Cutter..marine info sched. b/c +470 CW spx NOJ/Cutter...marine info scheduled b/c +472 CW spx NMF,NMC/Cutter..marine info scheduled b/c +486 CW spx NMG/Cutter +500 CW spx Intn'l Distress & calling frequency +500 CW xmit Non-scheduled Urgent & Safety Marine b/c +512 CW spx Secondary intn'l Calling Frequency +518 CW xmit Experimental USCG Nav. warning b/c (#3) +522 Voice/CW spx Homing - air to air & air to surface +532 voice/CW spx Homing - air to air & air to surface +1750.5 CW spx Disaster comms - channel 1 (see #4) +1751.5 CW spx " channel 2 +1752.5 CW spx " channel 3 +1753.5 CW spx " channel 4 +1754.5 CW spx " channel 5 +1755.5 CW spx " channel 6 +1756.5 CW spx " channel 7 +1757.5 CW spx " channel 8 +1761.5 voice/cw spx " channel 9 +1768.5 voice spx " channel 10 +1775.5 voice spx " channel 11 +1782.5 voice spx " channel 12 +1789.5 voice spx " channel 13 +1796.5 voice spx " channel 14 +2003 voice spx CG Sta/CG cutter/ship - Great Lakes Only +2003 voice duplex CG cutter/marine operator. dpx: 2450 khz +2003 voice xmit Non-scheduled US +2009 voice dpx CG cutter/Marine Op.-dpx:2442,2466,2506,2566 +2031 voice dpx CG cutter/Marine operator -dpx:2490,2566 +2056 RTTY both NOJ/Units dpx:2376, khz +2082.5 voice spx CG Cutter/ship - All areas but Great Lakes. +2086 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2585 +2093 voice spx CG Cutter/ship - all areas but Great Lakes. +2103.5 voice spx Intra-Coast Guard usage. +2118 voice dpx Coast Guard Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2514 +2126 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2522 khz +2134 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2312,2530. +2141 voice spx CG Aircraft/Ground -Alaska only. +2142 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2538 khz +2150 voice spx Emergency CG/USN, Harbor -L.A. & Long Beach +2158 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2550 khz +2166 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2558 khz +2182 voice spx Intn'l Distress & Calling freq. +2182 voice xmit announcement of upcoming Marine Info b/c. +2198 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2582,2590 khz +2203 voice spx CG Cutter/Ship - Gulf of Mexico only +2206 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2582,2598. +2230 voice spx 8th CG district -Auxilliary/Training. +2234.5 RTTY spx NMA, NMG/Units +2240 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2400 khz +2261 voice spx CG Aircraft to Ground,(Continental U.S. only) +2276 voice spx CG Cutter/USN Dahlgren & Wash DC units. +2328 RTTY spx CG Cutter Intership +2350 voice spx CG Cutter/US Army Corps of Engineers +2366 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2450 +2382 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2466, 2482 +2390 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2566 +2406 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2442, 2506 +2413 V/C/R spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C net +2430 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2572, 2482 +2442 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +2450 voice spx NOJ/Kodiak Island Non-Govt stns. (Emergency) +2458 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2506 khz +2512 voice spx CG Cutter/Alaskan non-gov't stations. +2512 voice spx CG Stations/Ships (Alaska only) +2610 RTTY spx NOJ/Units (or remote keying at Adak.) +2610 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx:2606 khz +2638 voice spx CG station/CG Cutter/Ship (ALL areas) +2638 voice spx CG Station/CG Cutter/Ship (All areas) +2638 voice xmit non-scheduled Urgent & Safety b/c +2646 RTTY both NMF, NMN/Units dpx:2234 KHz +2659 voice spx 12th CG District Operations +2660 V/C/R spx Northwest Pacific LORAN-C network +2662 voice spx 3rd CG District Operations +2664 RTTY/CW spx NOJ/Units (or via remote at Barrow) +2666 RTTY/CW spx 7th & 17th CG District Operations +2667 voice spx Intra-Coast Guard usage. +2670 voice xmit scheduled & non-scheduled Marine Info b/c +2670 voice spx All CG District Auxilliary/Training Ops +2670 voice spx Intra-Coast Guard usage. +2672 RTTY spx NMF, NMN,NMC,NOJ, NMO,NRV/units +2675 voice spx 5th & 11th CG District Ops +6tict Emergency Net. +2678 voice spx 7th CG District/US Dept of Interior +2678 voice spx 7th, 9th & 17th CG District Operations +2680 RTTY spx NMF,NMN,NOJ,NMO,NRV,NMC/units +2682 RTTY/CW spx 12th CG District Operations +2686 voice spx 8th & 14th CG District Operations +2686 voice spx 3rd & 12th CG District Operations +2688 RTTY spx NOJ/units +2690 RTTY/CW spx 5th CG District Operations +2691 voice spx 7th CG District Operations +2694 voice spx 1st & 11th CG District Ops. +2696 RTTY spx NMO, NRV/units +2698 RTTY/CW spx 8th & 14th CG District Ops +2699 voice spx 8th & 13th CG District operations +2702 voice spx 5th & 14th CG District Operations +2703 RTTY dpx NMF, NMN/units dpx:2328 khz +2704 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Net (see #6) +2707 voice spx 1st & 13th CG District Operations +2710 voice spx 11th CG District Operations +2716 voice spx CG Cutter/USN Harbor Control +2738 voice spx CG Stations/CG Cutter/Ships-except Gulf +2748 V/C/R spx Aleutian LORAN-C Network +2748 Voice spx 17th CG District Operations +2758 voice spx NRW3/FAA Nome AK (weather) +2809 V/C/R spx Aleutian LORAN-C Network +2809 RTTY spx NOJ/Units +2830 voice spx CG Cutter/Ships - Gulf of Mexico only +2830 voice spx CG Stations/Ships - except Great Lakes. +2836 voice spx CG Cutter/USN Harbor Control +2845 voice spx CG Cutter/Pago Pago (American Samoa) +2925.4 voice spx NRW3/CG Aircraft +3023 voice spx Intn'l Search & Rescue Frequency +3120 voice spx CG Helicopter/Surface (USN shares freq) +3123 voice spx CG Aircraft/Surface (USN shares freq) +3207 RTTY spx NMA, NMG, NMN/Units +3207.5 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Net (#7) +3208.1 voice spx USCG Emergency Command Net (#7) +3215 voice spx NRW2/US Dept of Interior +3241 voice spx 9th CG District Operations +3253 voice spx 1st CG District Operations +3256 V/C/R spx North Atlant./Norwegian Sea Loran-C net (#8) +3382 voice spx 11th CG District Operations +3385 voice spx CG Cutter/Alaskan Native Health Service +3387 RTTY/CW spx NOJ/Units (via remote at Barrow) +3387 RTTY spx NMC,NMF,NMN/units & CG Intership +3411 voice spx NRW3/Munz Northern Airlines (landing info) +3605 RTTY spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea LORAN-C Net +3605.5 voice spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea LORAN-C Net +3625.5 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea LORAN-C Network (#9) +3625.5 voice spx Mediterranean Sea LORAN-C Network (#10) +3663 voice spx NCI4/US Military in Turkey +3785.5 RTTY spx Northwest Pacific LORAN-C Network +3786.1 voice spx Northwest Pacific LORAN-C Network +3798 voice spx Mediterranean Sea LORAN-C Network (#11) +4040 voice spx NRV/Joint Military Emergency Disaster Net +4046.6 voice spx Pacific USCG Emergency Command Network +4048 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +4048.5 V/C/R spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea LORAN-C network +4048.6 Voice spx Atlantic USCG EMergency Command network +4050 V/C/R spx Hawaiian/Central Pacific LORAN-C network +4125 voice spx Emergency Distress Frequency +4125 voice spx NMG, NMC,NMO, NOJ, NMJ1/units +4125 voice xmit Scheduled Marine Information b/c +4143.6 voice spx COMMON/Units +4164.1 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy-Interrogation by NMA/NMC +4164.7 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +4165.3 RTTY xmit " " +4175.5 RTTY spx CG Cutter Intership +4228 RTTY spx NMC/Units +4230 RTTY spx NMF,NMN/Units +4233 RTTY spx NMF,NMN/Units +4243 RTTY/CW both NMA, NMG/Units dpx:4175.5 khz +4260 RTTY spx NMF,NMN/Units +4296 RTTY both NMF,NMN/Units dpx: 4175.5 khz +4296 RTTY both NMO,NRV, NMC/Units dpx:4175.5 khz +4296 RTTY both NOJ/Units (remote key Adak) dpx: 4175.5 +4296.1 FAX xmit NOJ -Marine Weather charts +4302 RTTY/CW both NOJ/Units dpx:4175.5 khz +4314 RTTY both NMA, NMG/units dpx:4175.5 khz +4332 RTTY spx NOJ/Units +4335 RTTY/CW spx COMMON/units +4335 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +4335 voice spx Secondary CG Aircraft/Surface +4346 cw xmit NMC -scheduled Marine Information b/c +4349.5 RTTY both NMA,NMG,NMF,NMN,NOJ,NMO/Units. dpx:4170 KHz +4353 RTTY both NMA,NMG,NMF,NMN,NMC,NMO,NOJ/Units. + dpx: 4174 KHz +4376 Voice dpx Common/Units except for NMR/NMG + dpx:4081.6 KHz +4376 voice spx Law Enforcement Activities. +4400.8 voice dpx COMMON/Units dpx:4106.4 KHz +4419.4 voice spx COMMON/Units +4428.7 voice dpx COMMON/Units except NMR dpx:4134.3 KHz +4428.7 voice xmit Scheduled Marine information b/c +4525 cw xmit NMO - scheduled Marine Info b/c +4531 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +4549.5 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +4550.1 voice spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +4573 RTTY/CW spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +4573 RTTY dpx NMO,NRV/Units dpx:4177 KHz +4575 voice spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +4575 voice spx 17th CG District Operations +4813.5 voice spx NRV/Joint Military Emergency Disaster Net +4850 voice spx 8th CG District Operations +4850 voice spx CG cutter/US Army Corps of Engineers +4855.5 RTTY spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net +4856 voice spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net +4883 V/R spx Northwest Loran-C Net (except NRT2 & NRT9) +5063 V/C/R spx Hawaiian/Central Pacific Loran-C Network +5063 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +5063.6 voice spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +5066 voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C network +5080 voice spx USCG Channel Island Harbor (USN shares) +5123 voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (NCI4/NCI10) +5226 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +5287.5 voice spx CG Cutter/Pago Pago (American Samoa) +5313 V/C/R spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net +5315.5 V/C/R spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +5317 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +5320 voice spx 5th, 7th, 8th, 11th, 12th, 14th, CG Dist. +5320 V/R spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Net (#12) +5320 RTTY/CW xmit NIK/NMF International Ice Patrol b/c +5422 RTTY spx NOJ/Units +5422 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +5422.5 voice spx 5th CG District Fixed Emergency Network +5422.5 voice spx Intra Coast Guard Operations +5530 V/C spx NCI4/Air-Surface comms in Turkey +568O voice spx International Search & Rescue frequency +5692 voice spx CG Helicopter/Surface (USN Shares) +5696 voice spx CG Aircraft/Surface (USN shares) +5745 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network (except NOJ) +5765 voice spx NMA/Frontier Guard Forces Cuba +6215.5 voice spx Emergency Distress Frequency +6218.6 voice spx CG Cutter/Pago Pago (American Samoa) +6218.6 voice spx Common/units +6221.6 voice spx Common/units +6246.1 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +6246.7 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +6247.3 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +6266 RTTY spx CG Cutter Intership +6338.5 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +6338.5 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx:4176 KHz +6338.5 RTTY both NOJ/Units dpx:6266 KHz +6338.5 RTTY both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 6266.5 +6342 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +6353 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx:4177 KHz +6377.5 RTTY both NOJ/Units (via remote ADAK) dpx: 6267 KHz +6381 RTTY spx USCG Emergency Command Network +6381 RTTY/CW spx Common/Units +6381 voice spx Secondary Air/Surface +6419.5 RTTY both NMF, NMN/Units dpx:6266.5 or 6267.5 khz +6419.5 RTTY spx NMC/Units +6419.5 R/C spx NOJ/Units (via remote Barrow) +6423 RTTY spx NOJ/Units +6455 RTTY both NMO/Units dpx:6267.5 KHz +6465 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx:6266 KHz +6465 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx:6266.5 KHz +6472 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +6475.5 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +6489.5 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx: 6267 KHz +6494 RTTY both COMMON less NMR & NRV dpx:6256 KHz +6498 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NOJ/Units dpx: 6260 KHz +6502 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMO, NMC, NOJ/Units.dpx: 6264 +6506.4 voice both Common/Units dpx: 6200 KHz +6506.4 voice xmit Scheduled Marine Information b/c +6512.6 voice both NMA/Units dpx: 6206.2 +6512.6 voice spx Law Enforcement Activities +6518.8 voice both Common/Units less NMR/NMG. dpx: 6212.4 KHz +6521.9 voice spx Common/Units +6617 voice spx NMJ22, NRW2/ Reeve Aleutian Airlines +6812 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +6835 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +6943.5 voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (NCI & NCI3) +6943.5 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net +6945 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +6945 RTTY spx NOJ/Units +7349.5 RTTY both NMC/Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops + dpx: 6267.5 KHz +7377.5 V/C/R spx North Atlantic /Norwegian Sea Loran-C + Net (#13) +7441 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network +7441 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network +7441 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network (#14) +7473 V/C/R spx Hawaiian/Central Pacific Loran-C Network +7507 Voice spx USN Hurricane Warning Net/CG Liaison +7510.5 RTTY spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net +7511 Voice spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net +7527 Voice spx Law Enforcement US Customs/CG +7528 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +7528 RTTY spx NMF/Arctic Icebreaker Operations +7528.6 Voice spx USCG Emergency Command Network +7580 V/R spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network (#15) +7715.5 RTTY spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C (#16) +7716 Voice spx " " " +7836 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +7836.6 Voice spx " " " +7918.5 V/C/R spx " " " +8021.5 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network (#10) +8021.5 RTTY spx " " " (#9) +8063 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +8063.6 Voice spx " " " +8111 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network(#9) +8111 Voice spx " " +8245 Voice spx USCG Law Enforcement Activities ** +8291.1 Voice spx COMMON/Units/Ships +8294.2 Voice spx " " " +8295.6 RTTY spx CG Cutter Intership +8329.6 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +8330.2 RTTY xmit " " +8330.8 RTTY xmit " " +8364 CW spx Int'l Lifeboat, Liferaft, & Survival + Craft Frequency +8435 RTTY/CW both NOJ/Units (via Barrow remote) dpx: 8295.6 +8439 RTTY spx NMA, NMG/ Units +8449 RTTY both NMF, NMN/ Units dpx: 8296.1 khz +8455 RTTY spx NMA/ Units +8455 RTTY both NOJ/ Units dpx: 8296.6 khz +8457 RTTY spx NMC/Units +8457 RTTY/CW spx NOJ/Units +8457.1 FAX xmit NOJ - Weather Charts +8459 RTTY both NMC/ Units +8459 RTTY spx NOJ/ Units +8463 RTTY both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 8296.1 khz +8488 RTTY both NMF, NMN/Units dpx: 8297.1 khz +8500.1 FAX xmit NIK/NMF - Iceberg Charts +8502 RTTY/CW xmit NIK/NMF - Scheduled Ice Patrol Info +8508 RTTY both NMO/Units dpx: 8297.1 khz +8532 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +8552 RTTY both NMG/Units dpx: 8295.6 khz +8564 RTTY spx NOJ/Units (via Adak remote) +8572 RTTY spx NMO, NRV/Units +8580 RTTY spx NMC/Units +8632 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +8648 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +8648 voice spx Secondary CG Air/Surface Frequency +8648 RTTY/CW spx COMMON/Units +8680 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx:8296.6 khz +8680 RTTY both NMC, NMO, NIB/Units dpx: 8297.1 +8680 RTTY spx NMO, NRV/Units +8680.1 FAX xmit NMC - Marine Weather Charts +8682 CW xmit NMC - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +8704.5 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 8343.5 khz +8708.5 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 8347.5 +8712.5 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 8351.5 +8712.5 RTTY xmit NMC - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +8716 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 8355 +8718.9 Voice both COMMON/Units dpx: 8195 KHz +8765.4 Voice xmit Scheduled Marine Information b/c +8765.4 Voice both COMMON/Units (less NMR) dpx: 8241.5 +8768.5 Voice both NMA, NMG, NOJ/Units dpx: 8244.6 khz +8768.5 Voice spx Law Enforcement Activities +8774.7 Voice both NMF, NMC, NMO/Units dpx: 8250.8 khz +8980 Voice spx CG Helicopter/Surface (USN share) +8984 Voice spx CG Aircraft/Surface (USN share) +9050 CW xmit NMO - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +9073 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network (less NOJ) +9108 RTTY spx NMF/Arctic Icebreaker Operations +9125 RTTY spx NMC/ Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops +9125 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +9125.6 Voice spx " " " +9223 RTTY spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +9223.6 Voice spx " " " +9278.5 V/C/R spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C net +9297 RTTY spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Net (#12) +9303 V/C/R spx Hawaii/Central Pacific Loran-C Network +9380 Voice spx USN Hurricane Warning Net/CG Liaison. +9396 V/R spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (#9) +9473.5 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea 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Helicopter/Surface (USN share) +11201 voice spx CG Aircraft/Surface (USN share) +11434 RTTY spx NMF/Arctic Icebreaker Operations +11434 RTTY both NMC/Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops + dpx: 12518.5 khz +11434 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network (less NOJ) +11434.6 Voice spx " " " +11513 RTTY/CW spx " " " +11513.5 V/C/R spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net +11513.6 Voice spx USCG Emergency Command Network +11606 V/C/R spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +12148 RTTY/CW spx Atlantic USCG Emergency Command Network +12148.6 Voice spx " " " +12150 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network (less NOJ) +12173 RTTY/CW spx Pacific USCG Emergency Command Network +12173.6 Voice spx " " " +12205 V/C/R spx Hawaiian/Central Pacific Loran-C Network +12429.2 Voice spx COMMON/Units +12432.3 Voice spx NMC/Units +12435.4 Voice spx COMMON/Units +12481.1 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +12481.7 RTTY xmit " " +12482.3 RTTY xmit " " +12518 RTTY spx CG Cutter Intership +12662.5 RTTY both NMO, NRV, NMN, NMF/Units dpx: 12518.5 +12662.5 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx: 12519.5 khz +12698 RTTY both NOJ/Units dpx: 12518 khz +12712 RTTY spx NMC/Units +12728.1 FAX xmit NMC - Scheduled Marine Weather Charts +12730 CW xmit NMC - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +12730 RTTY both NMF, NMN/Units dpx: 12519.5 khz +1`]"EE $H.\< NMC/ Units +12741 RTTY/CW spx NOJ/Units (via Barrow remote) +12748 RTTY both NMO, NRV, NMC/Units dpx: 12519.5 khz +12748.1 FAX xmit NIK/NMF - Ice Patrol Charts +12750 RTTY/CW xmit NIK,NMF -Ice Patrol b/c +12752 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx: 12518 KHz +12784 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx: 12519 KHz +12784 RTTY/CW both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 16693.5 +12788 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +12887.5 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +12887.5 RTTY/CW spx Common/Units +12932.5 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +13003 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +13018 RTTY spx " " +13024.5 RTTY spx NOJ/Units +13025.5 RTTY spx NMF,NMN/Units +13067.5 RTTY/CW both NOJ/Units dpx: 16693 KHz +13071 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 12491 KHz +13075 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ, NRV/Units-dpx:12495 KHz +13075 RTTY xmit NRV - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +13079 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 12499 KHz +13082.5 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 12502.5 KHz +13113.2 Voice xmit Scheduled Marine Information b/c +13113.2 Voice both Common/Units/Ships dpx: 12342.4 KHz +13150.4 Voice both NMA, NMF, NMN, NMC, NRV/Units dpx:12379.6 +13150.4 Voice spx Law Enforcement Activities ** +13156.6 Voice both NMA, NMG, NOJ/Units dpx: 12385.8 KHz +13196.9 Voice both NMF, NMN, NMC, NMO/Units dpx: 12426.1 KHz +13421 RTTY spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C (#18) +13421.5 Voice spx " " " +13608 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +13608.6 Voice spx " " " +13664.9 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI 10) +13655 CW xmit NMO - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +13665.5 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI 10) +13705 RTTY spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C(#19) +13705.5 Voice spx " " " +14686 Voice spx Law Enforcement Activities ** +15081 Voice spx CG Aircraft/Surface (USN share) +15084 Voice spx CG Helicopter/Surface (USN share) +15473 RTTY/CW spx Pacific USCG Emergency Command Network +15473.6 Voice spx " " " +15548 RTTY/CW spx Atlantic USCG Emergency Command Network +15548.6 Voice spx " " " +15654.5 RTTY spx NMC/Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops +15654.5 RTTY spx NMF/Arctic Icebreaker Operations +15722.4 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI10) +15723 Voice spx " " " +15875 V/C/R spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +15922 V/C/R spx " " " +16044.5 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (#20) +16457.5 CW xmit NMO -Scheduled Marine Information b/c +16587.1 Voice spx Common / Units +16593.3 Voice spx " " +16638.1 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +16638.7 RTTY xmit " " +16639.3 RTTY xmit " " +16878.9 RTTY both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 16694.5 khz +16878.9 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx: 16693.5 +16907.7 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +16907.7 RTTY/CW spx Common/Units +16957.2 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx: 16693 khz +16966 RTTY both NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 16694 khz +16966.8 RTTY both NMF, NMN/Units dpx: 16693.5 khz +16981.2 RTTY spx NMO, NRV/Units +17000.4 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx: 16694 khz +17144.4 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 16694.5 khz +17149.2 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +17149.3 FAX xmit NMC - Scheduled Weather Charts +17187.6 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +17190 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +17190 RTTY both NOJ/Units dpx: 22224 KHz +17197 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 16660 KHz +17201 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 16664 KHz +17205 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 16668 KHz +17205 RTTY xmit NMC - Scheduled Marine and Information b/c +17208.5 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 16671.5 +17248.4 Voice both NMA, NMG, NMC/Units dpx: 16475.5 KHz +17270.1 Voice both Common/Units dpx: 16497.2 KHz +17307.3 Voice both Common/Units (less NMR) dpx: 16534.4 +17307.3 Voice xmit Scheduled Marine Information b/c +17347.6 Voice both NMF, NMN, NMC, NMO/Units dpx: 16574.7 +17488 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +17488.6 Voice spx " " " +18195.5 RTTY spx NMF/ Arctic Icebreaker Operations +18195.5 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +18196.1 Voice spx " " " +18666 Voice spx Law Enforcement Activities ** +18720.5 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +18721.1 Voice spx " " " +18962.4 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI10) +18963 Voice spx " " " +19296.5 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network +19297.1 Voice spx " " " +20262.5 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (#20) +22127.1 Voice spx Common/Units +22133.3 Voice spx Common/Units +22162.1 RTTY xmit Oceanographic Buoy +22162.7 RTTY xmit " " +22163.3 RTTY xmit " " +22405 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +22472 CW xmit NMO - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +22485.5 RTTY spx NMF/Units +22525 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units +22525 RTTY both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 22224.5 KHz +22543 RTTY both NMA, NMG/Units dpx: 22224 KHz +22543 RTTY both NMC, NOJ/Units dpx: 22224.5 KHz +22543 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +22561 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 22192 KHz +22565 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ, NRV/Units dpx: 22196 KHz +22565 RTTY xmit NRV - Scheduled Marine Information b/c +22569 RTTY both NMF, NMN, NMC/Units dpx: 22200 KHz +22572.5 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 22203.5 +22611.5 Voice both Common/Units dpx: 22015.5 KHz +22648.7 Voice both NMG, NMF, NMN, NOJ, NMC, NMO/Units + dpx: 22052.7 KHz +22822.4 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI10) +22823 Voice spx " " " +24088.5 Voice spx " " (#20) +25378 RTTY both NMF, NMA, NMG, NMN/Units dpx: 22224.5 +25378 RTTY spx NMO, NMC, NRV/Units +25378 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network +25414 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx: 25075.8 KHz +26824.4 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI10) +26825 Voice spx " " " +26965 AM Voice spx NRW2/Alaskan Hospital Medical Liaison (#21) +26985 " spx " " " +27085 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (#23) +27085 AM Voice spx NRW2/Alaskan Hospital Medical Liaison (#24) +27540 RTTY spx NMF/Arctic Icebreaker Operations +27540 RTTY SPX NMC/Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops +27575 Voice spx USCG Academy Local Liaison +27783 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx: 27588 KHz +29890 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx: 29907 KHz +29890 RTTY spx NMC/Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops +------------------------------------------------------------------- +Notes to the USCG Communications List: +(1) OMEGA Network....There are eight stations around the world that +transmit pulse type signals, on specific frequencies, and at +precise time lengths and intervals. Omega is used for general purpose +navigation. Since VLF signals travel great distances, it is possible +to receive most of the Omega sites, no matter where you are. For this +purpose, there are special receivers, designed to interpret the +Omega pulses and then display your position (via receiver micro- +processor). +The eight stations are located at: +ALFA - Bratland, Norway +BRAVO - Monrovia, Liberia +CHARLIE - Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii +DELTA - La Moure, North Dakota +ECHO - Reunion Island +FOXTROT - Trewlew, Argentina +GOLF - Yarram, Australia +HOTEL - Tsushima Island, Japan + +(2) Also can be used by merchant ships. In fact, many of the USCG +frequencies in the 4,6,8,12,13,16,17,22,25, & 26 MHz bands can likewise +be used in communications with merchant vessels. +(3) The IMO (International Maritime Organization) is recommending a +standard worldwide automated broadcast system, to transmit urgent +maritime navigational warnings and notice to mariners. 518 KHz is the +selected frequency, and such a system is now operational in Northern +Europe. The USCG, in late 1983, will run a series of tests to evaluate +the system. Coast Guard COMMSTA Boston will conduct the tests. +(4) Disaster Communications Network - Composed of both government and +non-government radio stations. Has been established to provide +communications, in the event that a major disaster destroys normal +communications facilities. Channel 9 - Scene of disaster only. +(5) CG District operations involve any shore station or cutter within +the boundries of the district. +(6) USCG Emergency Command Network. = This is a point to point +network for communications during emergencies, or for handling +high priority traffic. When Atlantic or Pacific is not mentioned, +frequency is used by both areas. + +Atlantic Area Stations: +NMA - Miami, FL NMN - Portsmouth, VA +NMF - Boston, MA NMR - San Juan, PR +NMG - New Orleans, LA NOZ - Elizabeth City, NC + +Pacific Area Stations: +NMC - San Francisco, CA NOJ - Kodiak, AK +NMO - Honolulu, HI NRV - Barrigada, Guam + +(7) All except NRV Guam +(8) NMF32, NMF33 & VDB only +(9) NCI & NCI3 Only +(10) All except NCI10 & AOB50 +(11) All except AOB50 +(12) All except NRT2 & NRT9 +(13) All except VDB +(14) All except NCI4 & NCI10 +(15) All except NRT2 & NRT9 +(16) OVY, JXL, OUN, JXP, NMS only +(17) All except NCI3 & AOB50 +(18) All except VDB & VDB2 +(19) VDB, VDB2 & OVY only +(20) NCI & AOB50 only +(21) Channel #1 - working +(22) Channel #3 - working +(23) low power short range comms NCI, NCI4 & AOB50 +(24) Channel #11 - calling + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/usgovt.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/usgovt.ham new 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166.8500 KGB788 Washingt f3 park police '300' r.creek pkw +N P S 166.9000 Long Isl r Fire Island +N P S 166.9000 virginia r [in 166.30] Shenandoah park +N P S 166.9250 New York in to 166.325 +N P S 166.9250 KGB788 Washingt r f2 police in 165.925 '200' GW parkway +N P S 166.9500 Long Isl r F D R Home +N P S 166.9500 KQC7-- Maryland r c & o canel rin 166.35 +N P S !0 166.9500 Maryland harpers ferry park +N P S 167.0750 New York park police Gateway Rec area +N P S 167.0750 KGB788 Washingt f4 park police '400' BW pkwy +N P S 168.4750 virginia r [in 169.175] Prince Will fores +N P S 168.5500 New York f4 Gateway Rec area +N P S 171.7250 Maryland park police Greenbelt park +N P S 172.4000 New York r Central Park +N P S 411.6250 KGB788 Washingt r park police +N P S 411.7250 KGB788 Washingt r link to f2 f2=166.925 +N P S 411.8250 Washingt jfk center also 409.05 +N P S 411.8250 KGB788 Washingt r park police +N P S 411.9250 KGB788 Washingt r park police +N P S 411.9250 Washingt National vistor's cntr +N P S 416.1250 Washingt r train rin=417.725 +N P S 417.9750 Virginia Wolf Trap Farm +Nat Bur Stand 164.0250 Maryland messenger Gaithersburg +Nat Bur Stand 166.1750 KGB548 Maryland r Security-[m 169.025] Gaithersburg +National Park 417.8250 New York park police link to 166.325 +Newark Airpor 115.7000 New York atis arrivals +Newark Airpor 118.3000 New York tower 134.05 +Newark Airpor 118.8500 New York clearance +Newark Airpor 119.2000 New York departure 120.15 124.75 135.35 +Newark Airpor 121.8000 New York ground 121.60 +Newark Airpor 127.6000 New York approach 128.55 126.70 +Newark Airpor 127.8500 New York seaplanes & helicopters +Newark Airpor 132.4500 New York atis departures +Republic Airp 111.9000 Long Isl vor +Republic Airp 118.4000 Long Isl approach/departure +Republic Airp 118.8000 Long Isl tower 125.20 +Republic Airp 121.6000 Long Isl ground +Republic Airp 126.6500 Long Isl atis +Republic Airp 128.2500 Long Isl clearance +Secret Servic 32.23000 Washingt alpha link to camp davi +Secret Servic 162.6875 Nationwi yankee af1 uplink +Secret Servic 164.1000 US victor +Secret Servic 164.4000 Nationwi papa (counterfeit) +Secret Servic 164.6500 Nationwi tango cp support 'track +Secret Servic 164.8875 Nationwi oscar +Secret Servic 165.2125 Nationwi mike local fo ops +Secret Servic 165.3750 Nationwi charlie (station) +Secret Servic 165.6500 KGC942 Baltimor r f.o. rin 166.64 +Secret Servic 165.6875 Nationwi alpha +Secret Servic 165.6875 New Have r ra +Secret Servic 165.6875 Washingt r fo +Secret Servic 165.7875 Nationwi baker +Secret Servic 166.2125 Nationwi hotel former wh police +Secret Servic 166.4000 Nationwi golf repeater input +Secret Servic 166.5125 Nationwi sierra whca +Secret Servic 166.7000 US quebec +Secret Servic 167.0250 New York november whca & ss +Secret Servic 167.8250 us kilo +Secret Servic 168.7875 us lima lbj admin +Secret Servic 169.9250 Nationwi delta +Secret Servic 170.0000 Washi pres aide page +Secret Servic 171.2875 Nationwi zulu af1 downlink +Secret Servic 407.8500 Nationwi echo af1 uplink from crown +Secret Servic 415.7000 Nationwi foxtrot af1 downlink to crown +Smithonian i 169.0375 KFX752 Washingt f1 Security +Smithonian i 169.2000 KFX752 Washingt r f2 Security +Smithonian i 169.7250 Washingt nat'l zoological park police +State Dept 168.2250 Washingt foreign service inst Security force +State Dept 170.5750 New York +State Dept 407.2000 New York NY City white face mounta +State Dept 407.6000 New York NY City white face mounta +State Dept 409.6250 New York +State Dept 409.7000 New York NY City +Suprior Court 163.2750 Washingt Security +Treasury 166.4625 Nationwi xray Treas common ATF & Customs f3 +Treasury 171.1875 Washingt Security Force +Treasury 407.9250 Washingt india (guard force) wdc +U S Congress 169.5750 Washingt cloak room page +U S P S 164.5000 Maryland largo mail handling facility +U S P S 164.9875 new jers s truck ops +U S P S 166.3750 New York s truck ops +U S P S 169.0000 New York rin Inspectors +U S P S 169.1125 Long Isl +U S P S 169.6000 New York s ch3 Inspectors +U S P S 169.8500 New York r Inspectors +U S P S 173.6125 New York K. Airport +U S P S 173.6375 Long Isl Hicksville +U S P S 173.6875 Long Isl l.i. city +U S P S 417.6500 Maryland Rockville res/training center +U S P S 418.3000 KIB754 Washingt bms Security +United Nation 165.6125 KHA200 New York Security paging [us state dept] +United Nation 166.1000 KHA200 New York Security +US Capitol Po 164.6250 KGD238 Washingt r f2 car to car +US Capitol Po 164.8000 KGD238 Washingt r disp +US Postal Svc 166.3750 New York maint +Wall St helip 123.0500 New York Wall St heliport + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/vasherif.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/vasherif.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..41bc08c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/vasherif.ham @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ + + + FREQUENCY LISTINGS OF VIRGINIA SHERIFFS + --------------------------------------- + + +Source: Monitoring Times article by: Richard Rowland +Reprinted by: John Johnson KWV8BP + + +VIGINIA SHERIFFS +---------------- + + 45.98 ACCOMACK 154.950 GLOUCESTER 453.200 POQUOSON CITY + 39.86 ALBERMARLE 154.100 GOOCHLAND 39.32 POWHATAN +154.845 ALBERMARLE 39.56 GRAYSON 39.40 PRINCE EDWARD + 39.76 ALLEGHENY 39.18 GREEN 155.055 PRINCE GEORGE + 39.40 AMELIA 39.86 GREENSVILLE 39.68 PRINCE WILLIAM + 42.68 AMELIA 39.18 HALIFAX 39.28 PULASKI + 42.70 AMELIA 155.430 HANOVER 39.42 RAPPAHANNOCK + 39.56 APPOMATTOX 156.030 HANOVER 39.80 RAPPAHANNOCK + 39.72 AUGUSTA 39.18 HENRY 39.86 RICHMOND COUNTY +460.400 AUGUSTA 39.32 HENRY 39.36 ROANOKE COUNTY + 39.40 BATH 39.86 HENRY 39.80 ROCKBRIDGE + 39.32 BATH 154.950 HENRY 39.96 ROCKINGHAM + 39.60 BEDFORD 39.54 HIGHLAND 460.200 ROCKINGHAM + 39.64 BLAND 453.100 ISLE OF WIGHT 39.44 RUSSELL + 39.42 BOTETOURT 159.210 ISLE OF WIGHT 39.78 SCOTT + 39.36 BRUNSWICK 154.650 JAMES CITY 154.740 SCOTT + 39.68 BUCHANAN 453.100 JAMES CITY CO. 39.94 SHENANDOAH + 39.68 BUCKINGHAM 39.48 KING & QUEEN 39.40 SMYTH +154.740 CAMPBELL 39.86 KING GEORGE 39.42 SOUTHAMPTON +156.770 CAMPBELL 39.48 KING WILLIAM 39.28 SPOTSYLVANIA + 39.20 CAROLINE 39.44 LANCASTER 39.44 SPOTSYLVANIA + 39.56 CARROLL 39.48 LEE 39.40 STAFFORD + 39.42 CHARLES CITY 39.72 LOUDOUN 154.860 STAFFORD + 39.28 CHARLOTTE 39.78 LOUDOUN 39.66 SUFFOLK CITY + 39.44 CHARLOTTESVILLE 39.28 LOUISA 39.72 SURRY + 39.68 CHESAPEAKE CITY 39.36 LOUISA 39.60 SUSSEX + 39.20 CLARK 39.46 LOUISA 154.860 SUSSEX + 39.48 CRAIG 39.20 LUNENBERG 39.32 TAZEWELL + 39.42 CULPEPPER 39.42 MADISON 39.84 WARREN + 39.60 CULPEPPER 39.58 MATHEWS 39.62 WASHINGTON + 39.64 CULPEPPER 39.80 MECKLENBURG 39.86 WESTMORELAND + 39.40 CUMBERLAND 39.64 MIDDLESEX 39.42 WISE + 39.60 DICKENSON 154.950 MIDDLESEX 39.64 WYTH +154.860 DICKENSON 39.20 MONTGOMERY 154.860 WYTH + 39.44 DINWIDDLE 39.24 MONTGOMERY 453.150 YORK + 39.56 ESSEX 39.42 NELSON 453.350 YORK + 39.60 ESSEX 39.62 NELSON + 39.16 FAIRFAX 39.42 NEW KENT 39.50 SERS + 39.66 FAIFAX 154.950 NEW KENT 39.54 SERS +154.950 FAUQUIER 39.44 NORTH CUMBERLAND + 39.72 FLOYD 39.88 NOTTOWAY SERS: SHEFIFFS EMERGENCY + 39.28 FLUVANNA 39.42 ORANGE RADIO SERVICE IS USED BY + 39.40 FRANKLIN 156.150 ORANGE MOST ALL DEPARTMENTS AND + 39.28 FREDERICK 460.150 PAGE ALSO LINKED WITH THE + 39.80 FAUQUIER 39.68 PATRICK VIRGINIA STATE POLICE. + 39.72 GILES 154.710 PATRICK + 39.64 GLOUCESTER 39.44 PITTSYLVANIA + + +This file was brought to you by John Johnson of the Hotline BBS, give us a +call, we have an entire section devoted to Scanner & Radio related topics. + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/vegasfrq.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/vegasfrq.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4de9bb25 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/vegasfrq.ham @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ + + ASSORTED/INTERESTING LAS VEGAS FREQUENCIES + + + Sent in to Monitoring Times + Reprinted by: John (Topol) Johnson, KWV8BP + of The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 + + + Aladdin Hotel 154.515 154.570 463.450 462.925 + Bally's Grand 462.825 463.825 463.600 154.540 + Caesar's Palace 463.400 461.950 466.950 465.000 461.775 + California Club 31.040 461.425 464.125 + Dunes 151.655 464.125 464.625 469.625 460.800 + Desert Inn 464.425 + Four Queen's 464.925 464.850 462.150 + Golden Nugget 157.620 461.750 462.000 + Hilten 35.08 154.540 463.375 468.375 468.725 + 461.060 466.050 462.850 461.925 463.325 + Horseshoe Club 51.775 461.050 461.900 + Holiday Inn 464.925 463.375 464.000 464.225 464.375 + Silver Nugget 464.457 461.100 154.570 + Showboat 151.685 461.425 463.900 + Sands 461.225 462.650 462.050 467.050 462.900 + Tropicana 466.925 461.925 461.675 + + + This file was brought to you by John Johnson of The Hotline BBS, we have a + large assortment of Scanner & Radio Related files, give us a call.. + + THE HOTLINE BBS 304-736-9169 + 2 lines, HST-14.4 Modems + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/waltdis.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/waltdis.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..21504fd6 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/waltdis.ham @@ -0,0 +1,202 @@ + + + WALT DISNEY AND ORLANDO FLORIDA + + FREQUENCIES + + +Thinking of heading to Walt disney world in Florida? Well if you are, dont +forget your scanner, here is a list of frequencies used at Walt disney world +and the Orlando area. + +Source: Monitoring Times +Reprinted by John Johnson + + +FREQUENCY DESCRIPTION +--------- ----------- + +147.300 WA4ABQ Repeater +151.625 Construction +151.655 Construction +151.655 Travelodge Hotel +151.865 Royal Plaza Hotel +151.895 20,000 Leagues +154.430 Fire Intercity +154.625 Hilton Hotel (Paging) +157.740 Paging +158.460 Buena Vista Palace (Paging) +442.000 WA4ABQ Repeater +453.475 Reedy Creek Improvement +453.825 Fire Mutual Aid +453.875 Fire F1 +453.925 Fire F2 +461.300 ----- +461.600 Fort Wilderness +461.700 Construction +461.875 Grosh Studios +461.900 Double Decker Lines +461.900 Hilton Hotel (South) +462.475 Utilities +462.550 Operations F1 (Paging) +462.575 Operations F2 (Monorails) +462.625 Operations F3 (Transportation) +462.650 Maintenance F1 +462.675 Maintenance F2 +462.775 Paging +462.850 Paging +463.575 Ramada Inn +463.750 ----- +463.975 Entertainment +464.100 Cypress Walk +464.125 Security F2 +464.375 Cypress Walk +464.400 Security F1 +464.425 Buena Vista Palace +464.525 Hilton Hotel +464.625 Utilities +464.800 Transportation + + +SELECTED ORLANDO AREA FREQUENCIES +--------------------------------- + +FREQUENCY DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY DESCRIPTION +--------- ----------- --------- ----------- + +118.700 Orlando Exec Tower 442.925 N4EAV Repeater +118.700 Orlando Exec Ctaf 443.100 WD4IXD Repeater +119.400 Orlando Int'l App/Dept. 443.200 KC4CT Repeater +120.150 Orlando Int'l App/Dept. 443.275 N4IPX Repeater +120.150 Orlando Exec App/Dept. 443.325 AA4NA Repeater +120.650 Orlando Int'l Flight Plan 443.375 WA2KWO Repeater +121.100 Orlando Int'l App/Dept. 443.450 WB4HZQ Repeater +121.250 Orlando Int'l Atis 443.475 AA4MM Repeater +121.700 Orlando Exec Ground Cntr/ 443.700 KD4JL Repeater + Clearance 444.025 KC4CI Repeater +121.800 Orlando Int'l Ground Cont. 444.275 WY4A Repeater +122.100 Orlando Exec Flight Service 444.850 KC4CB Repeater +122.200 Orlando Exec Flight Service 449.500 WB4FSV Repeater +122.650 Orlando Exec Flight Service 450.0875 WESH-TV F1 +122.950 Orlando Exec Unicom 450.1875 WESH-TV F2 +122.950 Orlando Int'l Unicom 450.550 WDBO-AM +123.650 Orlando Exec Flight Service 450.5875 Metro Traffic +124.300 Orlando Int'l Tower 450.650 WWKA-FM/WCPX-TV +124.800 Orlando Int'l App/Dept. 450.750 WDBO-AM/WFTV-TV +124.800 Orlando Exec App/Dept. 453.000 Orlando Sentinel +125.550 Orlando Int'l App/Dept. 453.050 Orlando Fire F1 +127.250 Orlando Exec Atis (Dispatch) +127.750 Orlando Int'l App/Dept. 453.100 Orlando Intl +Airport +134.700 Orlando Int'l Clearance Police +143.900 CAP 453.150 Orlando Fire F2 +(FG) +143.990 MARS 453.250 Orlando Fire F3 +Admi +145.110 WO4P Repeater 453.300 Orlando Int Air Po +145.350 AI4U Repeater 453.350 Orlando Fire F4 +(CG) +146.640 WB4TCW Repeater 453.375 Winter Park Police +146.700 W4OHL Repeater 453.550 Maitland Police +146.730 WB4CGW Repeater 453.575 FL Turnpike F1 +Disp. +146.760 KD4JL Repeater 453.625 FL Turnpike F2 +Disp. +146.790 W4SIE Repeater 453.675 FL Turnpike F3 +Maint +146.820 W4JTK Repeater 453.725 FL Turnpike F4 +Maint +146.925 N4KIC Repeater 453.775 Orlando Intl Air +Sec +146.955 KD4QZ Repeater 453.800 Casselberry Police +147.015 KA4WMZ Repeater 453.850 Orlando Int Air Po +147.090 N4GG Repeater 455.2125 WCPX-TV +147.120 KC4CB Repeater 455.650 WFTV-TV +147.225 W4PI Repeater 46.60 Army Reserve +147.285 WD4NVJ Repeater 460.025 Orange Co Sherrif +F1 +147.345 WA4LUM Repeater (Administration) +147.390 W4STR Repeater 460.050 Orlando Pol F1 +Info. +148.150 CAP 460.075 Orlando Pol F6 Car +149.075 Orlando NTC Security 460.010 Orlando Pol F2 West +149.375 Orlando NTC Security 460.125 Orange Co. Sheriff +150.075 Orlando NTC Fire F2 (West) +151.415 Fish and Game 460.175 Orange Co Sher. +Cars +151.805 Sea World 460.200 Osceola Co Sheriff +151.865 Yogi Bears Campground 460.275 Orange Co Sher. F4 +E +153.770 Orange Co. Fire F1 460.325 Osceola Co Sheriff +153.950 Orange Co. Fire F2 460.375 Osceola Co Shefiff +154.010 Orange Co. Fire F3 460.400 Orlando Pol F3 Eas +154.070 Apopka Fire 460.425 Orlando Pol F5 Tac +154.145 Kissimmee Fire 460.475 Orange Co Sheriff +F5 +154.175 Kissimmee Fire (Investigations) +154.190 Orlavista Fire 460.500 Sanford Police +154.205 Fire Mutual Aid 460.600 Orlando Int Air +154.235 Seminole Co. Fire Fire/Rescue +154.250 Pine Hills Fire 460.675 Ozark Airlines +154.310 Sanford Fire 460.700 Piedmont Airlines +154.325 Ocoee Fire 460.725 United Airlines +154.370 Osceola Co Fire F1 460.750 Eastern Airlines +154.370 Orange Co. Fire F4 460.825 Delta Airlines +154.385 Winter Park Fire 460.875 Republic Airlines +154.415 Kissimmee Fire 460.000 Sea World +154.415 Altamonte Springs Fire 462.175 Orlando Tour Lines +154.430 Fire Mutual Aid 462.700 Orlando Int Air Ops +154.430 Orange Co. Fire F5 463.325 Sea World +154.430 Osceola Co Fire F2 463.975 Orlando Transit +154.445 St. Cloud Fire 464.050 Comfort Inn +Kissimme +154.600 Sea World 464.325 Sheraton Lakeside +154.665 FL Highway Patrol 464.375 Holiday Inn East + (Orlando North) 464.375 Holiday Inn +Kissimme +154.680 FL Highway Patrol 464.3875 Sea World + (Orlando South) 464.425 Colonial Plaza +154.695 FL Highway Patrol 464.425 Stars Hall of Fame + (Kissimmee) 464.450 Colonial Plaza +154.755 Kissimmee Police 464.575 Orlando Hyatt House +154.770 Longwood Police 464.575 Page Airways +154.770 Altamonte Springs Police 464.675 Hyatt Orlando Hotel +154.800 Seminole Co Sheriff F1 464.775 Sea World +154.875 St Cloud Police 464.825 Altamonte Hall +154.920 FL Highway Patrol 464.825 Sea World + (Airplanes) 464.975 Sea World +154.950 Seminole Co Sheriff 465.000 Sea World +154.950 Ocoee Police 47.14 DOT Distict 2 +155.010 Apopka Police 47.66 Orange Co School +155.130 Seminole Co Sheriff Board +155.250 Altamonte Springs Police 53.45 N4HTU Repeater +155.370 Statewide Intersystem +155.910 Winter Garden Police +158.865 Altamonte Springs Police +160.140 Fish and Game +161.640 WHOO-AM +161.670 WKIS-AM +161.730 WBJW-FM +161.760 WDBO-AM +162.475 Orlando NWS (KIH63) +162.825 U.S. Marshals +163.200 U.S. Marshals +163.4125 Army Corp of Engineers +163.625 Border Patrol +163.835 FBI +163.9125 FBI +163.9875 FBI +165.2375 CUSTOMS +165.2875 DEA +173.325 Orlando Sentinel +35.96 Wrestling +408.825 FAA +418.550 DEA + + +This file was brought to you by John Johnson of the Hotline BBS, give us a +call, we have an entire section devoted to Scanner & Related topics... + +The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909 + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/welfargo.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/welfargo.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3822848f --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/welfargo.ham @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ + +WELLS FARGO COMMUNICATIONS FREQUENCIES +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + +490.2625 MHz KVP842 CA San Francisco Bank +154.5700 KA68215 CA San Francisco Handhelds + +464.2500 KJY253 CO Colorado Springs Armored Vehicles +464.2500 KFE686 CO Evergreen Armored Vehicles + +460.9000 WRU961 CT Glastonbury Alarm System +460.9000 WSL929 CT Trumbull Alarm System + +159.7800 WZU384 FL Jacksonville Armored Vehicles +159.6000 KBE875 FL Miami Armored Vehicles +472.4875 KNS936 FL Miami Armed Guards +471.6125 KNR251 FL Miami Armed Guards +460.9750 KZF296 FL Miami Beach Alarm System +471.6125 KB5195 FL North Miami Hand Held Units +474.6125 KB5195 FL North Miami Hand Held Units +461.4750 WSZ266 FL Orlando Armored Vehicles +154.5700 KA53213 FL Tallahassee Hand Held Units +159.6000 KM2937 FL Tallahassee Armored Vehicles +159.6000 KSI268 FL West Palm Beach Armored Vehicles +154.5700 KA53213 FL STATEWIDE Hand Held Units + +452.7000 WQE960 GA Atlanta Armored Vehicles + +154.5150 KA66316 IL STATEWIDE Hand Held Units + +464.2250 WQD962 KS Kansas City Guard Service + +461.1000 WSZ265 LA New Orleans Armored Vehicles +460.9250 KQX563 LA Shreveport Alarm System + +452.8000 WQE962 MA Boston Armored Vehicles +159.6300 WQE961 MA Taunton Armored Vehicles +464.6250 KQQ245 MA Waltham Alarm System + +467.5750 KAC5654 MO Kansas City +462.5750 KAC5655 MO Kansas City +467.5750 KAC5655 MO Kansas City +462.5750 KAC1398 MO Parkville +467.5750 KAC1398 MO Parkville + +159.6000 KIZ401 NE Omaha Armored Vehicles + +462.1750 WSZ267 NM Albuquerque Armored Vehicles + +460.9000 KLT906 NY Buffalo Alarm System +465.9000 KA49776 NY New York Hand Held Units +816.9375 KA64322 NY New York Hand Held Units +817.9375 KA64322 NY New York Hand Held Units +818.9375 KA64322 NY New York Hand Held Units +819.9375 KA64322 NY New York Hand Held Units +820.9375 KA64322 NY New York Hand Held Units +160.0950 KJK593 NY Rochester Armored Vehicles +460.9000 WSL728 NY Yonkers Alarm System + +160.0800 WQG735 NC Charlotte Armored Vehicles +151.8050 WRU958 NC Charlotte Alarm System +460.9000 KWU760 NC Charlotte Alarm System +151.9250 KA49777 NC STATEWIDE Hand Held Units + +461.9000 WQU972 OH Cleveland Armored Vehicles +460.9000 KUQ265 OH Copley Alarm System +460.9250 KQN870 OH Jefferson Township Alarm System + +463.6250 WSY945 SC Columbia Armored Vehicles + +464.8500 WGA523 TX El Paso Armored Vehicles + +463.8500 WXD705 UT Salt Lake City Armored Vehicles + +464.6500 KQX523 VA Arlington Armored Vehicles +151.9250 WRU960 VA Richmond Alarm System + + +-/Vuarnet International/- + 617/527.oo91 + 24oo-16.8k HST/V32bis diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/wvfreqs.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/wvfreqs.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..31d1b66e --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/FREQUENCIES/wvfreqs.ham @@ -0,0 +1,396 @@ + Scanner Frequencies (Updated 04-01-90) + +AID Ambulance Service, Charleston.................47.58 +Airborne Telephone Channel 1.....................459.95 +Airborne Telephone Channel 2.....................459.9 +Airborne Telephone Channel 3.....................459.85 +Airborne Telephone Channel 4.....................459.8 +Airborne Telephone Channel 5.....................459.75 +Airborne Telephone Channel 6.....................459.7 +Airborne Telephone Channel 7.....................459.725 +Airborne Telephone Channel 8.....................459.775 +Airborne Telephone Channel 9.....................459.825 +Airborne Telephone Channel 10....................459.875 +Airborne Telephone Channel 11....................459.925 +Airborne Telephone Channel 12....................459.975 +Air National Guard Security......................165.4875 +Ambulance Dispatch on General Mobil Freq.........462.725 +American Red Cross (Nationwide)...................47.42 +APCO Special Channel.............................173.2037 +Alcoh. Tob. & Firearms/Drug En. Admin. (WV & KY) 165.2875 +A.T.F. Walkie-Talkies............................407.8 +A.T.F. Walkie-Talkies............................407.825 +A.T.F. Walkie-Talkies............................407.85 +A.T.F. Walkie-Talkies............................407.875 +A.T.F. Walkie-Talkies............................407.9 +Appalachian Power company.........................37.58 +Appalachian Power Company.........................37.66 +Appalachian Power Company.........................37.7 +Appalachian Power Company.........................37.74 +Belle Fire Dept..................................154.16 +Bow Valley Corp. link at Johnson's Knob...........72.47 +Burger King - Riverwalk Shopping Center..........457.55 +Capitol Cablevision..............................151.655 +Capitol Mobile Phone RCC Ch. 1 Operator..........152.03 +Capitol Mobile Phone RCC Ch. 7 Autodial..........152.12 +Capitol Mobile Phone RCC Ch. 13 Autodial.........152.21 +Capitol Radio Telephone community repeater.......462.175 +Capitol Radio Telephone (Paging) Link to 152.51..454.375 +Capitol Radio Telephone (Paging) Link to 152.24..459.025 +Capitol Radio Telephone company channel..........154.6 +C & P Mobile Phone - IMTS Ch. YL.................152.54 +C & P Mobile Phone - IMTS Ch. YJ.................152.63 +C & P Mobile Phone - IMTS Ch. YS.................152.72 +C & P Mobile Phone - IMTS Ch. JR.................152.81 +C & P Telephone Co. Repeaters statewide - + Maintainance crews........151.985 +Carbide Emergency................................153.05 +Carbide Technical Center.........................151.805 +Carbide Maintenance Institute....................153.14 +Carbide Paging So. Chas. building 82.............157.74 +Charleston Area Med Base 1 Healthnet (Statewide) 155.34 +Charleston Area Med Base 2 Healthnet.............155.16 +Charleston Newspapers............................173.225 +Charleston Newspapers (Repeater at Cross Lanes)..452.975 +Chas. Emg. Fire & Res. Sometimes rep.@ 155.145...453.1 +Charleston Emergency Services (Ambulance)........154.04 +Charleston Fire Dept.............................154.385 +Charleston Police Dept-275 (Mobile)..............154.65 +Charleston Police Dept (Mobile)..................154.71 +Charleston Police 1 (Repeater)...................159.15 +Charleston Police 2 (Repeater)...................159.21 +Charleston Police Admin 2........................158.805 +Charleston Sanitairy Board.......................154.1 +Charleston Street................................154.995 +Charleston Taxi..................................152.42 +Charleston Town Center Mall - Security...........154.515 +Charleston Town Center Mall - Maintainance.......154.54 +Charleston University & Goodwill Industries......151.685 +Chesapeak Fire Dept...............................37.1 +Chesapeak Fire Dept...............................37.26 +Chordles Telephone Ch 1 - Base...................46.61 +Chordles Telephone Ch 2 - Base...................46.63 +Chordles Telephone Ch 3 - Base...................46.67 +Chordles Telephone Ch 4 - Base...................46.71 +Chordles Telephone Ch 5 - Base...................46.73 +Chordles Telephone Ch 6 - Base...................46.77 +Chordles Telephone Ch 7 - Base...................46.83 +Chordles Telephone Ch 8 - Base...................46.87 +Chordles Telephone Ch 9 - Base...................46.93 +Chordles Telephone Ch 10 - Base...................46.97 +Chordles Telephone Ch 1 - Handset................49.67 +Chordles Telephone Ch 2 - Handset................49.845 +Chordles Telephone Ch 3 - Handset................49.86 +Chordles Telephone Ch 4 - Handset................49.77 +Chordles Telephone Ch 5 - Handset................49.875 +Chordles Telephone Ch 6 - Handset................49.83 +Chordles Telephone Ch 7 - Handset................49.89 +Chordles Telephone Ch 8 - Handset................49.93 +Chordles Telephone Ch 9 - Handset................49.99 +Chordles Telephone Ch 10 - Handset................49.97 +Civil Air P. Ch. 1 - Statewide net 6pm every nt..148.15 +Civil Air Patrol Ch. 2 - New Repeater............149.925 +Civil Defense....................................154.085 +Columbia Gas Co...................................37.76 +Columbia Gas Co..................................153.71 +Columbia Gas Co...................................33.38 +Columbia Gas Co..................................153.65 +Communication Services at Charleston & Mann Mt....35.72 +Consolidated Gas Co..............................158.19 +Coonskin Park Police - Repeater..................159.09 +Copley's Wrecker Service.........................154.515 +Data (Union Carbide pipeline between Institute & + Belle. Carries carbon monoxide).............452.725 +Data (Unidentified 24 hrs).......................162.325 +Data (Input to repeater on 452.725)..............457.725 +Department of Highways............................47.14 +Department of Highways............................47.28 +Department of Highways............................47.32 +Department of Natural Resources, Bee Mountain.....31.86 +Department of Natural Resources, State Wide.......31.98 +Department of Natural Resources...................39.86 +Department of Natural Resources..................159.315 +Drug Enf. Admin. & A.T.F. (WV & KY)..............165.2875 +Drug Enf. Admin. Ch 2 (Repeater, surveillance)...418.9 +Dunbar Fire Dept.................................154.965 +Dunbar Police and Fire...........................154.055 +E. I. Dupont Co (Belle)..........................153.11 +E. I. Dupont Co (Belle) Safety and Security......153.17 +Electronic Communications community repeater at + Cross Lanes..462.025 +Electronic Communications community repeater at + Malden Mountain..462.125 +Fayette Co. Sherrif...............................39.94 +F.B.I. (WV-PA-KY-East. OH) Main Frq. on Repeater 163.925 +F.B.I. Also used as Ch. 2 off rep. (Car to Car)..163.925 +F.B.I. Channel 3 (Used a lot in Ohio)............163.965 +F.B.I. Ch. 4 (used for surveillance - low power) 167.5625 +F.B.I. Charleston Base & Mobile input to repeat..167.475 +F.C.C. Repeater - used everywhere................167.05 +General Electronics - Repeater (Oakridge Mtn.)...462.7 +General Electronics - Mobiles (Belle)............467.7 +Harmon Cable (Formerly Kanawha Cable)............151.895 +Holiday Inn Civic Center hand units..............464.5 +Huntington Fire Dept.............................154.43 +Huntington Police................................155.25 +Huntington Police................................155.52 +Hutch's Wrecker Service at Handley, Kanawha Co...157.485 +Kanawha Cable (Now Harmon Cable).................151.895 +Kanawha Co. Civil Defense - Repeater.............154.085 +Kanawha Co. Fire Dispatch F-1....................155.145 +Kanawha Co. Fire Truck to Truck F-2..............155.745 +Kanawha Valley Bank security.....................461.45 +Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority 158.835 +Kanawha County Emerg. (Ambulance) Also Clay Co...155.265 +Kanawha County Chemical Emergency................154.025 +Kanawha County Chemical Emergency & Civil Def....158.805 +Kanawha County Jail Security.....................453.5 +Kanawha County Jail Security.....................453.55 +Kanawha County Sheriff Dispatch...................39.76 +Kanawha County Sheriff Car to Car.................39.6 +Kentucky Fried Chicken - S.Chas. (Order Takers)..154.57 +Kentucky Fried Chicken - S.Chas. (Both Sides).....30.84 +K-Mart Security..................................154.6 +K.R.T. Bus Service...............................158.835 +Malden Public Service District...................173.2625 +Marine Telephone Ch 24...........................157.2 +Marine Telephone Ch 84...........................157.225 +Marine Telephone Ch 25...........................157.25 +Marine Telephone Ch 85...........................157.275 +Marine Telephone Ch 26...........................157.3 +Marine Telephone Ch 86...........................157.325 +Marine Telephone Ch 27...........................157.35 +Marine Telephone Ch 87...........................157.375 +Marine Telephone Ch 28...........................157.4 +Marmet Fire Dept..................................46.42 +Marmet Locks.....................................156.65 +Marriott Hotel hand units (Charleston)...........462.875 +Marriott Hotel hand units (Charleston)...........464.575 +McCalister Electronics community repeater at + Nease Drive, Charleston.....463.95 +McDonalds drive thru (Order takers only).........154.6 +McDonalds drive thru (Both sides).................35.02 +Metro Drug Enforcement Body Wires................158.91 +Mobile Telephone.................................463.275 +Mobile Telephone.................................463.525 +Mobile Telephone and 2-Way Radio.................464.6 +Mobile Telephone and 2-Way radio.................464.7 +Motorola community repeater at Lick Knob in + Fayette county......462.15 +Mountaineer Gas..................................153.65 +Multi-Point Community repeater at Malden Mt......461.15 +Nitro City Government............................155.055 +Nitro Police and Fire............................155.865 +Office of Emergency Services - State Capital.....155.22 +Ohio Highway Patrole - Base.......................44.74 +Ohio Highway Patrole - Mobiles....................44.86 +Piedmont Airlines hand units (Yeager Airport)....460.8 +Putnam Co. Ambulance (Jan-Care Ambulance)........155.205 +Putnam Co. Emergency Services....................155.7 +Putnam Co. Fire..................................155.115 +Putnam Co. Paramedics & Unidentif. Police force..460.275 +Railraod - C & O Handley.........................161.16 +Railroad - C & O Charleston, St. Albans..........160.23 +Railroad - C & O Saint Albans....................160.32 +Railroad - C & O Saint Albans....................160.53 +Railroad - Conrail...............................161.07 +Railroad.........................................160.435 +Railroad.........................................160.445 +Rain Guage (24 Hrs.).............................171.075 +Rain Guage (24 Hrs.).............................173.31 +Raleigh County Emergency Services................155.175 +Rick's Ambulance Service, Elkview.................33.1 +Rick's Ambulance Service, Elkview.................33.04 +River Boats .....................................156.1 +River Boats......................................156.3 +River Boats......................................156.55 +River Boats (Marmet Locks).......................156.65 +River Boats......................................156.7 +River Boats......................................156.8 +River Boats......................................156.9 +Secret Service Channel Alpha.....................166.5125 +Secret Service Ch. Baker (Used in Chas. area)....165.7875 +Secret Service Ch. Charlie (Nationwide primary, + command post coordination. Also used by ATF)...165.375 +Secret Service Ch. Papa (Counterfeit Division; + Pres/VP Protection)............................164.4 +Secret Service Ch. November......................167.025 +Secret Service Ch. Foxtrot (AF-1 and other VIP + aircraft downlink - can be heard when over WV) 415.7 +Sheriff - County to County / City to City.........39.98 +South Charleston Fire Dept.......................154.37 +South Charleston Police 1........................158.79 +South Charleston Police 2........................158.73 +Southern WV Regional Ambulance (Statewide).......155.34 +St. Albans Police & Fire (Main frequency)........155.025 +St. Albans Police (Freq. 2)......................155.985 +St. Albans West Side Vol. Fire Dept...............46.42 +State Wide Disaster Base.........................155.28 +State Wide Sherrif's Departments..................39.98 +Telemedia Cable TV Chelyan.......................151.925 +Telephone Maintenance............................151.985 +Telephone Maintenance Input to 151.985...........158.34 +Tri State Greyhound Race Track...................461.1 +2 - Meter Repeater - Charleston..................145.29 +2 - Meter Repeater - Charleston..................145.43 +2 - Meter Repeater - Charleston..................146.82 +2 - Meter Repeater - Charleston..................146.88 +2 - Meter Repeater - Charleston..................147.21 +2 - Meter Repeater - Elkins......................145.29 +2 - Meter Repeater - Huntington..................146.64 +2 - Meter Repeater - Huntington..................145.21 +2 - Meter Repeater - Huntington (Tri-St Area)....146.76 +2 - Meter Repeater - Huntington..................147.3 +2 - Meter Repeater - Liberty.....................145.41 +2 - Meter Repeater - Marmet......................145.15 +2 - Meter Repeater - Salt Rock...................145.11 +2 - Meter Repeater - Scot Depot..................147.27 +2 - Meter Repeater - St. Albans..................147.0 +2 - Meter Repeater - St. Albans..................147.15 +2 - Meter Repeater - St. Albans..................147.375 +U.S. Air Force...................................165.1875 +U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers - Repeaters.........163.4125 +U.S. Army Ground Security Unit Greenbrier Co.....149.75 +U.S. Army Ground Security Unit Greenbrier Co.....163.84 +U.S. Coast Guard.................................157.1 +U.S. Govt. Emerg. Hide out - Greenbriar Co........49.63 +U.S. Govt. Emerg. Hide out - Greenbriar Co........49.97 +U.S. Marshalls Channel 1 (Operations Repeater)...163.2 +U.S. Marshalls Channel 2 (Operations Simplex)....163.2 +U.S. Marsh. Ch 3 (Op. Repeater; Mobile Extenders)164.6 +U.S. Marshalls...................................163.815 +U.S. Postal Inspectors (Repeater at Malden Mtn.) 169.85 +Valley Ambulance.................................155.16 +Voice Paging.....................................152.24 +Voice Paging (Motorola)..........................158.7 +Voice Paging.....................................163.25 +WCAW Remote Broadcasts & Two-way Radio...........161.76 +WCHS Radio Remote Broadcast......................166.25 +WQBE Remote Broadcast............................455.45 +Weather - Beckley................................162.55 +Weather - Charleston.............................162.4 +Weather - Gilbert................................162.475 +Weather - Huntington.............................162.55 +Weather - Spencer................................162.5 +Weather - Sutton.................................162.45 +Weather (NOAA UHF Link, Charleston)..............410.575 +Weather (NOAA UHF Link, Spencer).................415.9 +Weather (NOAA UHF Link, Sutton)..................410.1 +White House Staff Road Freq. Ch. 1...............162.825 +WHS Ch. 2 (Used mostly when in WV area)..........162.855 +WHS Ch. 3........................................162.69 +WTIP Remote Broadcast............................161.7 +WVAF Remote Broadcast............................170.15 +WV Army National Guard (Also 38.81 & 46.77).......38.55 +WV D. of Hgwys - Stwide (Weather at 7am,3pm,11pm) 47.28 +WV Dept. of Highways - Kanawha/Clay/Putnam Co.....47.32 +WV Dept. of Highways - Fayette/Raleigh Co.........47.36 +WV Dept. of Highways.............................158.76 +WV Dept. of Natural Resources.....................31.86 +WV Dept. of Natural Resources.....................31.98 +WV Institute of Tech. Security Pol. (Montgomery) 155.715 +WV Paving Co. at Malden Mountain..................30.58 +WV State Police link to repeater..................72.88 +WV State Police link to repeater..................72.92 +WV State Police link to repeater..................72.96 +WV State Police New UHF Repeater.................460.2 +WV State Police Repeater at "B" Mountain.........155.505 +WV State Police Hand Units (Governors' Security) 155.46 +WV State Police Portable Repeater for field use..158.91 +WV State Police - Turnpike.......................155.43 +WV State Police - Dispatch........................42.1 +WV State Police - Detachment to Headquarters......42.12 +WV State Police - Mobiles & Aircraft..............42.26 +WV Water Co......................................153.44 +WV Water Co......................................153.605 + + 806 - 960 MHz + +American Telemobile Trunked System (Charleston)..861.7375 +American Telemobile Trunked System (Charleston)..862.7375 +American Telemobile Trunked System (Charleston)..863.7375 +American Telemobile Trunked System (Charleston)..864.7375 +American Telemobile Trunked System (Charleston)..865.7375 +C&P Telephone (AT&T) Mobile Telephone(Huntington)856.0125 +C&P " " " " " 857.0125 +C&P " " " " " 858.0125 +C&P " " " " " 859.0125 +C&P " " " " " 860.0125 +CITI Services at Malden Mountain.................953.7 +Communication Services-Charleston/F & L + Electronics-Huntington...806.0 +Data (Unidendtified 24 hrs)......................944.39 +Dunn Construction at Johnson's Knob, Kanawha Co..958.0 +Federal Express..................................854.6125 +GTE Mobilnet (Huntington)........................870.03 +IBM Research and Development.....................855.8375 +Ind. Cell. Net. Control Channel (Chas.) Ch 341...880.23 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 362......880.86 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 383......881.49 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 404......882.12 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 425......882.75 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 446......883.38 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 467......884.01 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 488......884.64 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 509......885.27 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 530......885.90 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 551......886.53 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 572......887.16 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 593......887.79 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 614......888.42 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 635......889.05 +Independant Cellular Network (Chas.) Ch 656......889.68 +Motorola Trunked System (Repeater Spring Hill Mt)861.4875 +Motorola Trunked System (Repeater Spring Hill Mt)862.4875 +Motorola Trunked System (Repeater Spring Hill Mt)863.4875 +Motorola Trunked System (Repeater Spring Hill Mt)864.4875 +Motorola Trunked System (Repeater Spring Hill Mt)865.4875 +Motorola Trunked System (Huntington).............861.9875 +Motorola Trunked System (Huntington).............862.9875 +Motorola Trunked System (Huntington).............863.9875 +Motorola Trunked System (Huntington).............864.9875 +Motorola Trunked System (Huntington).............865.9875 +Unidentified Business............................851.925 +Union Carbide Communications.....................851.0125 +WBES (96.1 FM) Studio Transmitter Link...........945.87 +WVCM (107.3 FM) Studio Transmitter Link..........946.86 +WV Turnpike Commission (Links 155.43 repeaters)..956.1 + + Aircraft Band Frequencies + +Aircraft/Marine/& Land Emergency Channel.........243.0 +Air to Air.......................................122.9 +Air Traffic Control..............................132.325 +Air Tr..Cont.Same as above.......................385.6 +Approach and Departure...........................124.2 +Approach (From East).............................124.1 +Approach (From West).............................119.2 +Auto Term I Service..............................127.6 +Charleston Flight Service........................122.0 +Charleston Tower.................................125.7 +Civil Air Patrol.................................123.1 +Eagle Aviation...................................122.85 +Early Warning Command Net........................328.2 +Emergency........................................121.5 +Executive Flight Service.........................123.0 +F.B.I. Aircraft..................................120.425 +Flight Service...................................122.1 +Flight Service...................................122.2 +Flight Service...................................122.6 +Ground Control Aviation..........................121.9 +Instrument Landing...............................110.3 +NASA.............................................135.6 +National Weather Service.........................123.05 +N.O.R.A.D. Nat'wide command......................364.2 +S.A.C Nationwide Command.........................311.0 +UNICOM...........................................129.95 +U.S. Coast Guard Enforcement.....................353.9 +U.S. Forest Service..............................118.95 +U.S. Forest Service..............................119.975 +U.S. Forest Service..............................122.925 +U.S. Forest Service..............................122.95 +VOR..............................................117.4 +Weather Information..............................125.6 +WV Air National Guard............................283.8 + +Downloaded From P-80 Systems 304-744-2253 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS.1 b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS.1 new file mode 100644 index 00000000..15b05b8f --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS.1 @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ + +T E X T F I L E S + +

Ham Radio Textfiles: Modification Files

+

+Ham Radio Modification files make up the most common collection of files +that show up in textfile collections, because they're the bits of +information that sounded devious enough to sound like they belonged in +the file sections of a lot of BBSes people frequented. +

+The files were necessary because the Government decided that there were +certain ranges of frequencies that should not be listened to by anyone. +These included Cell Phone frequencies and the like. Instead of asking Cell +Phone manufacturers to improve the technology behind their transmissions +to protect the users of Cell Phones, they too a Typical Solution. They +said that no manufacturer of radio scanners could listen to those bands +anymore. +

+Naturally, this approach stunk on many levels, but one of the results of +this law was that scanner manufacturers would simply throw in an extra +chip or wire that would disallow the scanner to be used in the excluded +frequencies. Suddenly, turning your scanner back into a full-featured +piece of equipment merely became a matter of removing that chip or clipping +that wire. So, files explaining how to do this for all the brands of +scanners became legion. Here are a good amount of them. +

+ + + + + +
+
Filename
Size
Description of the Textfile
2006mod.ham 1699
 6400 Memory Channel Modification to the 2006 +
200xltmod.ham 4406
 Bearcat 200XLT Cellular Frequency Restoration +
7100mod.txt 8495
 How to Modify Your ICOM R7100 To Provide an output Directly From the Discriminator, by Tim Jackson +
800trkthd.ham 9467
 Messages about Scanning in the 800mhz Range +
858.ham 3469
 Modifying the Chip on a Early Uniden 858 Chassis +
900fone.ham 666
 Panasonic 900MHZ Cordless Freqencies +
930mod.ham 1193
 Modifying the Amtor 930 +
bc100xlt.txt 7231
 A Uniden/Bearcat 100XLT Scanner Preview by Bob Parnass AJ9S +
bc140.txt 826
 Converting a Bearcat 140 to a 16 Channel Machine +
bc200xlt.txt 25204
 Cellular Restoration of the Uniden/Bearcat 200/205XLT Test Mode by Bob Parnass, AJ9S +
bc200xmod.ham 5145
 Bearcat 200 Cellular Frequency Restoral +
bc210.txt 4914
 Weather Satellite Reception on a Bearcat 210 Scanner, by Steve Warley +
bc760mod.ham 1408
 Modifying the Bearcat 760XLT for Cellular Frequencies +
bc760xlt.txt 4612
 Modification of a Bearcat 760XLT for Cellular Phone Bands +
bc890xlt.txt 672
 Restoring 800mhz on a Bearcat 890XLT +
bc950xlt.txt 1276
 Cellular Restoration of the Bearcat 950XLT +
bcmoddoc.ham 3712
 Restore the Cellular Freqs. on Your BC200/205XLT! +
cellfone.ham 180329
 So You Just Gotta Know Everything About Cell Phones +
cellhow.ham 1631
 Determining what Frequencies are used in the Cellular System and what Cells use which frequencies +
cord-mod.ham 4387
 Cordless Modifications, by Bob Kay, Monitoring Times +
cordinfo.ham 4096
 On Cordless Phone Reception +
cordlsph.ham 4024
 Making a Cordless Telephone Antenna, by Adam Gott +
dj500t.ham 1874
 Modifying the Alinco DJ500t for Cellular Frequencies +
dj500t1.ham 1495
 Modifying a DJ500 to Broadcast Outside of the Ham Radio bands +
fl2100b.ham 1698
 Yaesu FL2100B 12 Meter Modification by Bill Walton +
hr2600.ham 906
 Expanding the Uniden HR-2600 for more Frequency Coverage +
hr26001.ham 1232
 Fixing Up a Few Problems with the HT-2600 +
hr26002.ham 1339
 Getting the Uniden HR-2600 to listen to UHF/VHF +
kay-cord.ham 3863
 Thoughts of Cordless Phones, by Bob Kay, from the Scanning Report +
miscmods.txt 62378
 HF, VHF, and UHF Modifications for Almost Everything +
mod_19.ham 641
 Modifying the Radio Shack Pro-34 Scanner +
mx28s.ham 1333
 Modification of the AEA DX Handy Radios for Operation from External 12 volt Power +
mx28s1.ham 1185
 Modification of the AEA DX Handy Radios for Operation from External 12 volt Power (Part II) +
pcs4000.ham 1343
 Azden PCS-4000 Busy /Scan Mode Modification +
pcs40001.ham 1339
 Azden PCS-4000 Busy /Scan Mode Modification +
pcs40002.ham 1116
 Azden PCS-4000 Busy /Scan Mode Modification +
pcs6000.ham 1071
 Modifying a PCS6000 for 138-160mhz +
pro37.ham 10500
 Modifying a Pro-37 +
pro37.mod 5888
 PRO-37 Scanner Modifications (September 24, 1991) +
r5000mod.ham 11837
 List of modifications for the Kenwood R-5000 Reciever +
r5000moddoc.ham 12032
 Kenwood R5000 Modification Notes by E. Roskos +
scanla.ham 6472
 Information about the FCC's Scanner Law Notice of Inquiry by Benn Kobb +
scanlaw20.ham 3650
 Message about the new Scanner Law +
scanlaw21.ham 1264
 Other Message About the New Scanner Law +
scanlaw22.ham 6387
 Third Message about the Scanner Law and a Call to Petition +
scanmods.ham 11728
 Scanner Modification for Fun and Profit, by Hotrod +
th215mod.ham 2432
 Modifying the Kenwood TH-215A +
tm-231.mod 7552
 Enabling Out of Band Transmissions of the Kenwood 231a Radio +
ts430mod.ham 384
 Modifying a TS430 For Cellular Frequencies, in 2 easy steps +
ts930mod.ham 7040
 Modifying the Kenwood TS-930 Trancievers for Cellular Frequencies +
yaesu.ham 4545
 Modifications to the Yaesu FT23R and T211R/H +

There are 51 files for a total of 453,386 bytes.
+ + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/.windex.html b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/.windex.html new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c105fbe2 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/.windex.html @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ + +T E X T F I L E S + +

Ham Radio Textfiles: Modification Files

+

+Ham Radio Modification files make up the most common collection of files +that show up in textfile collections, because they're the bits of +information that sounded devious enough to sound like they belonged in +the file sections of a lot of BBSes people frequented. +

+The files were necessary because the Government decided that there were +certain ranges of frequencies that should not be listened to by anyone. +These included Cell Phone frequencies and the like. Instead of asking Cell +Phone manufacturers to improve the technology behind their transmissions +to protect the users of Cell Phones, they too a Typical Solution. They +said that no manufacturer of radio scanners could listen to those bands +anymore. +

+Naturally, this approach stunk on many levels, but one of the results of +this law was that scanner manufacturers would simply throw in an extra +chip or wire that would disallow the scanner to be used in the excluded +frequencies. Suddenly, turning your scanner back into a full-featured +piece of equipment merely became a matter of removing that chip or clipping +that wire. So, files explaining how to do this for all the brands of +scanners became legion. Here are a good amount of them. +

+ + + + + +
+
Filename
Size
Description of the Textfile
2006mod.ham 1699
 6400 Memory Channel Modification to the 2006 +
200xltmod.ham 4406
 Bearcat 200XLT Cellular Frequency Restoration +
7100mod.txt 8495
 How to Modify Your ICOM R7100 To Provide an output Directly From the Discriminator, by Tim Jackson +
800trkthd.ham 9467
 Messages about Scanning in the 800mhz Range +
858.ham 3469
 Modifying the Chip on a Early Uniden 858 Chassis +
900fone.ham 666
 Panasonic 900MHZ Cordless Freqencies +
930mod.ham 1193
 Modifying the Amtor 930 +
bc100xlt.txt 7231
 A Uniden/Bearcat 100XLT Scanner Preview by Bob Parnass AJ9S +
bc140.txt 826
 Converting a Bearcat 140 to a 16 Channel Machine +
bc200xlt.txt 25204
 Cellular Restoration of the Uniden/Bearcat 200/205XLT Test Mode by Bob Parnass, AJ9S +
bc200xmod.ham 5145
 Bearcat 200 Cellular Frequency Restoral +
bc210.txt 4914
 Weather Satellite Reception on a Bearcat 210 Scanner, by Steve Warley +
bc760mod.ham 1408
 Modifying the Bearcat 760XLT for Cellular Frequencies +
bc760xlt.txt 4612
 Modification of a Bearcat 760XLT for Cellular Phone Bands +
bc890xlt.txt 672
 Restoring 800mhz on a Bearcat 890XLT +
bc950xlt.txt 1276
 Cellular Restoration of the Bearcat 950XLT +
bcmoddoc.ham 3712
 Restore the Cellular Freqs. on Your BC200/205XLT! +
cellfone.ham 180329
 So You Just Gotta Know Everything About Cell Phones +
cellhow.ham 1631
 Determining what Frequencies are used in the Cellular System and what Cells use which frequencies +
cord-mod.ham 4387
 Cordless Modifications, by Bob Kay, Monitoring Times +
cordinfo.ham 4096
 On Cordless Phone Reception +
cordlsph.ham 4024
 Making a Cordless Telephone Antenna, by Adam Gott +
dj500t.ham 1874
 Modifying the Alinco DJ500t for Cellular Frequencies +
dj500t1.ham 1495
 Modifying a DJ500 to Broadcast Outside of the Ham Radio bands +
fl2100b.ham 1698
 Yaesu FL2100B 12 Meter Modification by Bill Walton +
hr2600.ham 906
 Expanding the Uniden HR-2600 for more Frequency Coverage +
hr26001.ham 1232
 Fixing Up a Few Problems with the HT-2600 +
hr26002.ham 1339
 Getting the Uniden HR-2600 to listen to UHF/VHF +
kay-cord.ham 3863
 Thoughts of Cordless Phones, by Bob Kay, from the Scanning Report +
miscmods.txt 62378
 HF, VHF, and UHF Modifications for Almost Everything +
mod_19.ham 641
 Modifying the Radio Shack Pro-34 Scanner +
mx28s.ham 1333
 Modification of the AEA DX Handy Radios for Operation from External 12 volt Power +
mx28s1.ham 1185
 Modification of the AEA DX Handy Radios for Operation from External 12 volt Power (Part II) +
pcs4000.ham 1343
 Azden PCS-4000 Busy /Scan Mode Modification +
pcs40001.ham 1339
 Azden PCS-4000 Busy /Scan Mode Modification +
pcs40002.ham 1116
 Azden PCS-4000 Busy /Scan Mode Modification +
pcs6000.ham 1071
 Modifying a PCS6000 for 138-160mhz +
pro37.ham 10500
 Modifying a Pro-37 +
pro37.mod 5888
 PRO-37 Scanner Modifications (September 24, 1991) +
r5000mod.ham 11837
 List of modifications for the Kenwood R-5000 Reciever +
r5000moddoc.ham 12032
 Kenwood R5000 Modification Notes by E. Roskos +
scanla.ham 6472
 Information about the FCC's Scanner Law Notice of Inquiry by Benn Kobb +
scanlaw20.ham 3650
 Message about the new Scanner Law +
scanlaw21.ham 1264
 Other Message About the New Scanner Law +
scanlaw22.ham 6387
 Third Message about the Scanner Law and a Call to Petition +
scanmods.ham 11728
 Scanner Modification for Fun and Profit, by Hotrod +
th215mod.ham 2432
 Modifying the Kenwood TH-215A +
tm-231.mod 7552
 Enabling Out of Band Transmissions of the Kenwood 231a Radio +
ts430mod.ham 384
 Modifying a TS430 For Cellular Frequencies, in 2 easy steps +
ts930mod.ham 7040
 Modifying the Kenwood TS-930 Trancievers for Cellular Frequencies +
yaesu.ham 4545
 Modifications to the Yaesu FT23R and T211R/H +

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+ + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/2006mod.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/2006mod.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..929be521 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/2006mod.ham @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +We'll, I successfully completed the 6400 Memory Channel Modification from +Bill Cheek's Scanner Modification Handbook. With the help of a veteran +electronic's wizard, I completed the mod in just 5 hours. We ran into a +few problems along the way, so I thought I'd make them known to anyone +interested in performing this mod: + +1. We didn't use color-coded wire to wire the extended memory chip to the + circuit board of the 2006. No problem. + +2. We ran into difficulty in that Realistic changed the location of the + main memory chip (IC-505) and placed it behind the keypad (front + panel). A minor slowdown to find the chip. + +3. Behind the front panel is a metal shield which, I believe, is new. + We just de-soldered the panel and removed it to do the work. + +4. Some of the solder pads were very close together for some of the + soldering. + +5. You must use care in not heating up the solder pads too much because + they will pull up from the board. We had to solder right to the trace. + +6. The IC-505 chip in the 2006 was machine mounted(?) onto the board so it + was unable to be desoldered and had to be clipped off, thus ruining the + original chip. Not a problem if the mod worked! USE CARE! + +Other than these few notes, we had no problem with the modification. +I definitely would not advise the average scanner owner to attempt this mod. +It was very difficult for the two of us to do, and my friend has many, many +years of computer and electronics repair. NOT FOR THE AMATEUR. (Like me.) + +All in all, it was a success (luckily) and I now have 6400 channels of memory! + +Any questions or comments? John Costello 71270,3363 diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/200xltmod.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/200xltmod.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..93855c43 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/200xltmod.ham @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ + BEARCAT 200XLT CELLULAR FREQUENCY RESTORATION + +AKNOWLEDGEMENTS +--------------- + + The following was extracted, and partially edited, from literature + received from: + + MONITORING TIMES + 140 Dog Branch Road + Brasstown, North Carolina 28902 + + If the reader desires to obtain the original literature, which comes + complete with an illustration of the circuit board and indication of + the resistor to be cut, a check for $2.00 along with a stamped self- + addressed envelope may be mailed to the above address. The + turn-around for my literature was very fast (Less than 1 week after + mailing my check). Although the directions presented here should be + quite adequate, the quick turn-around on the mail order literature + might provide the extra measure of visual security that some desire. + The documentation also includes a review of the BC200/205XLT scanner. + + +NOTES +----- + + It is unlawful to monitor cellular telephone conversations. It is + possible to monitor signals from the deleted ranges even without + conversion. Simply add 21.7 MHZ to the deleted frequency and enter + the higher (image) frequency. Reception is virtually identical in + strength to that which would be heard on the deleted frequency. + + The frequencies deleted at the factory may be restored, but the + procedure should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with + electronic circuitry. No one anywhere, anytime, in anyway, etc... + assumes any reponsibility for damage caused by this procedure. + + + THIS MODIFICATION WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY! + + +TOOLS +----- + + Small Philips Screwdriver + Small Wire Cutters + + +DISASSEMBLY +----------- + +1. Slide off the battery pack and remove your antenna. + +2. Remove the two screws from the back of the scanner, the two screws + which hold the battery retaining spring at the base, and the battery + retaining spring itself. + +3. Carefully pry the bottom of the rear cover from the radio and remove the + cover. + +4. Locate the two small screws at the base of the circuit board and remove + them. Gently pull the front panel from the mainframe at the base and + seperate them. + + +MODIFICATION +------------ + +5. On the face of the circuit board that faces the front of the scanner when + installed, locate the microprocessor IC labeled "UNIDEN UC-1147". Locate + the 10K ohm resistor (brown, black, orange), which is positioned + approximately along the longitudinal centerline of the board, and next to + the microprocessor. The resistor is of the leadless type and should be + positioned directly next to the microprocessor and above the "DEN" on the + IC label. + +6. Using the small wire cutters, cut the resistor body in two without + disturbing anything next to it. If the left solder pad comes loose, it + may be peeled from the board. Brush or blow away any debris. This + completes the restoration. + + +REASSEMBLY +---------- + +7. Insert the top of the front panel into the slot under the volume/squelch + control panel and, noting carefully the alignment of the dual-inline + connector at the bottom of the board, press the front panel firmly into + place. Be sure that the holes at the bottom of the circuit board line + up with the holes in the plastic standoffs below them. Insert the two + screws and gently tighten them. + +8. Replace the back cover by inserting the top of the cover into the slot + under the volume/squelch control panel; press the cover into place, + insert and tighten the screws. + +9. Reposition the battery retaining spring (slotted side toward notched hole), + insert the two remaining screws and gently but securely tighten them. + +10. Slide the battery pack into place; switch the scanner on to make sure the + display comes on. If not, the battery is discharged or the dual-inline + connector was misaligned during assembly (see step 7). + + +CHECK OUT +--------- + +11. Assuming the display comes on, press: MANUAL, 845.0, E; within two seconds + the frequency 845.000 should appear on the display. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/7100mod.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/7100mod.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..80497ab8 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/7100mod.txt @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ + +HOW TO MODIFY YOUR ICOM R7100 TO PROVIDE AN OUTPUT DIRECTLY FROM THE +DISCRIMINATOR - WRITTEN BY TIM JACKSON tim@pixie.co.za + +This is an involved operation and should NOT be attempted by anyone who +does not feel at home with fine electronics work. It is very easy to do +serious damage to your radio if you don't know what you're doing. + +Please read through this document in its entirety before attempting to +carry out the modification. + +It is almost essential that you print this out in order to have it handy +while carrying out the modification. The diagram at the end of the +article will be of great use. + +Right, let's get down to the nitty gritty. + +You are going to need just one electronic component - a capacitor of a +value of between 220n and 10u. It can be either polar or non-polar. In +addition, you will need a length of screened audio cable, any type +should work but the smaller it is the better. You will need some form of +connector to put on the one end of the screened lead - a minijack socket +or phono connector would be good. + +Of course you'll also need a few basic electronics tools such as a +screwdriver, soldering iron, sidecutters etc. + +With the front panel of the radio towards you, as you would have it for +normal use, locate the four retaining screws on top of the top cover. +These are located near each corner. Remove these four screws. + +Do not remove the three screws located around the speaker grille. + +On each side of the radio are two further retaining screws (a total of +four). Remove these. + +The top cover may now be lifted off the radio taking care to observe the +speaker cable. The speaker is fixed to the inside of the top cover. +There is a connector in the speaker cable which should be unplugged to +free the top cover completely. + +Looking down on the receiver, locate the converter unit. This is the PCB +closest to the external antenna connector at the left rear of the +receiver. + +Now locate the coaxial connecter at the extreme left rear of the +converter unit PCB (see diagram). The cable connected at this point +bends over and travels downwards into the bottom half of the receiver. + +Disconnect this cable by pulling directly upwards. The connector is +farily delicate so do not use too much force. + +Now comes the part that requires great care. Take it slowly and do it +properly. + +The entire top chassis has to be detached in order to reach the main +unit PCB beneath. + +There are four screws that need to be removed to accomplish this. Two of +these are located on the rear panel of the receiver. + +Looking at the radio from the rear now, you will see a row of connectors +for such things as external speaker etc. Just next to each end of this +row of connectors are the two screws you need to remove. Remove them. + +The remaining two screws are on the top of the unit. Position the radio +as you had it before (normal operating position). + +Looking down on the radio, you should see four screws near the front. +Two of these go through the top of the plasic front panel and two of +them go through the metal chassis (see diagram). Remove the two screws +that go through the metal chassis. + +Now CAREFULLY lift the top chassis and swing it clear of the radio. Note +that there are many wires linking the top chassis to the bottom. Take +care not to strain these. there should be enough slack (just) to allow +you to swing the top part out and away from the bottom and lower it onto +the surface you're working on. + +Now you should have a clear view of the main unit PCB. This is where you +will be making a connection. + +In order to locate the point on the PCB where you will connect the +screened cable you will need a ruler or tape measure. + +The connection point is approximately half way from the back to the +front and approximately one quarter of the way from left to right. This +is just to give you a general idea of where to look. (see diagram) + +Now, using your ruler, measure inwards 55mm (2 1/8") from the left edge +of the radio towards the right. Imagine a line running through this +point from the front of the radio to the back. + +Now, measure 120mm (4 3/4") from the rear towards the front along the +imaginery line. + +At this spot on the PCB (see diagram) you should see a wire link marked +"W100". This point (the wire link) is output of the discriminator. + +Connect one side of the capacitor to this wire link. If the cap is a +polar type then the positive lead goes to the wire link. + +Connect the remaining lead of the cap to the centre conductor of your +screened cable. + +The screen of the screened lead can be soldered to the casing of the +nearest metal can. There is a suitable can approximately 10mm (3/8") to +the rear of the wire link (see diagram). Take care not to overheat the +can while doing this. You should be able to get the solder to flow +nicely onto the can within two or three seocnds. + +Exactly how you terminate the other end of the screened lead is up to +you but I would suggest that you extend it through a suitably drilled +hole in the rear panel of the radio and then terminate it on an in-line +mini jack socket or phono connector. + +That's it! Well, almost. Now you have to reverse the whole process in +order to close up the radio again. + +Be extremely careful not to strain any of the wires and take care to +ensure none are pinched between metal chassis parts as you close up the +radio. + +Don't forget to reconnect the coaxial lead at the left rear of the radio +once the top chassis is back in place. + +The new output you have created is basically just "raw audio". It is the +point in the circuit before audio filtering, volume and squelch control. +This means that it is a fixed level output unaffected by the position of +the volume and/or squelch controls. + +Be aware that while short circuiting this output shouldn't cause any +harm at all, it will deprive the radio of an audio output thus muting +the internal loudspeaker. The impedance of this output is around 10k +which is perfect for driving the circuit supplied with the software +PD.EXE (a pager transmission decoding utility) but may require buffering +if you plan to use it for other purposes. + +Anyone requiring further assistance is free to Email me at +tim@pixie.co.za. I'll do my best to help. + + + +This diagram shows the relative location of various key points within +the receiver. Be aware that the points shown are all inside the radio +and that some are visible only once the upper chassis has been removed. + + --------------------------------------------------------- +|X - coaxial cable connector | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| X - metal can | +| X - wire link (W100) | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| | +| X --- chassis screws --- X | +| X --- front panel screws --- X | + --------------------------------------------------------- + | | | | | | + | | | | | | + - - ------------ + Vol Sqlch Tuning + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/800trkthd.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/800trkthd.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..10362f56 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/800trkthd.ham @@ -0,0 +1,260 @@ +#: 55846 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 28-Apr-91 02:35:08 +Sb: #800 Mhz scanning +Fm: tom 70006,300 +To: all + +I am looking for a scanner that can track a conversation on a trunked 800 mhz +communication system. The Columbus Ohio safety forces will switch to a system +just like the Cellular phone system. Is there a scanner out that knows what +freq. to switch to so you can track a conversation? + +* Replies: 55895, 56038 + +Read action !s + +#: 55895 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 28-Apr-91 16:38:36 +Sb: #55846-800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Ken Hoehn/N8NYO 73670,3622 +To: tom 70006,300 (X) + +Hi Tom: + +The only was to follow the conversation between channels as it is trunked +around is to read the data burst; each of the several systems in use is +different. I know of no scanner capable of that; to do so reliably, you would +need a mobile programmed as one of the system, fleet, and subfleet you are +interested in. + +Ken + + + +#: 56038 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 29-Apr-91 15:22:58 +Sb: #55846-#800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 +To: tom 70006,300 (X) + +Tom- +There have been an in-depth series of articles on the 800 MHz band in the last +3 issues of U.S. Scanner News, especially the last this month that talked about +how to monitor the band. The publication does offer reprints - if you're +interested I can give you details on ordering. + +My understanding is that there are currently no scanners available to track a +conversation due in part to halted progress as a result of an ongoing lawsuit +brought against ACE and AOR by Uniden. + +Agencies supposedly use a subaudible tone (CTCSS) to monitor their own kind. +The Uniden BC760XLT scanner has this tone board option for tracking -- +providing you can determine the frequency of the tone used by a particular +agency. However, this makes the radio scan very slowly. + +The area where I live (Toledo) is scheduled to switch to 800 MHz next month. +Before I invest in any new equipment, I'm going to wait and see how it goes on +my present scanners (Pro34 and 2005). Maybe someone out there whose city is +already on trucked can advise on monitoring. + +-Janet + + +* Replies: 56191, 56248, 56315 + +#: 56191 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 30-Apr-91 11:11:59 +Sb: #56038-#800 Mhz scanning +Fm: tom 70006,300 +To: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 (X) + +Please send me information on how to order reprints of the articles in U.S. +Scanner News on the 800 MHz band. I have a PRO-2004 which I use to scan the +800 MHz band with now, but I will gladly invest in a new scanner if it had the +ability to track conversations in the 800 Mhz band. I am not to concerned +about how fast a particular scanner can scan the 800 MHz band, as long as it +could track a conversation! + +Thanks Janet! + +Tom + + +* Reply: 56307 + +#: 56307 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 30-Apr-91 23:45:47 +Sb: #56191-#800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 +To: tom 70006,300 (X) + +Tom- +The reprints are available as photocopies of the entire issue (about +20 pages). The cost is $1.50 each (the cover price) and you would want Feb, +Mar, and Apr, 1991. However, they recently raised subcription rates and the +cover price of the April issue increased to $1.75. Order from: + Bob's Publications + P.O. Box 1103, Dept. A + Vancouver, WA 98666 + +I think you will find the issues worth the cost for other reasons, too. The +March and April issues have articles on the Pro-2004 display problem. The +March issue also has an article on the future of scanning which helps explain +why there are currently no scanners that can track a conversation. + +-Janet + +* Reply: 56418 + +#: 56418 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 01-May-91 17:44:09 +Sb: #56307-800 Mhz scanning +Fm: tom 70006,300 +To: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 (X) + +Thank you for the info! + + + +#: 56248 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 30-Apr-91 19:22:11 +Sb: #56038-#800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Dave Feldman 71550,1230 +To: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 (X) + +Janet and tom, + +In Lake County, just East of Cleveland, we have a trunked 800 Mhz system. I'm +glad to hear that Toledo and Columbus are going up, they often interfere with +the poor repeaters used by Cleveland Police. + +It is very possible to monitor an 800 system though it takes a bit of practice +and patience. Devote an entire bank to all of the freq's in the 850-880 range, +these will be the repeater outputs. You'll hear a constant data tone on one +channel, lock it out for now, but data channels often change. Note which +agencies you hear on each frequency, many cities use several groups of +channels, (maybe 4 channels for fire, 8 for police, 3 for local gov't, etc.) +You should also be able to determine the order that the freq's are used. Be +sure not to set a delay on the channels, because if the channel times out, the +reply you want to hear will not be on that channel. + +I also like to listen to the mobile freq's (those in the 800-820 range). That +way I can hear only the local transmissions, without hearing stuff 50 miles +away. The base also transmits on the mobile freq, so you will hear both sides +of the message if you are within range. + +Our system uses internal channel designations such as 1A, 2C, etc. You will +not be able to use that information, 1A could be any freq. Also, don't stop +monitoring the old freq's. I still hear many messages on those. + +Good Luck! Dave + + + +* Reply: 56308 + +#: 56308 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 30-Apr-91 23:45:54 +Sb: #56248-800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 +To: Dave Feldman 71550,1230 (X) + +Dave- +Thanks for your interesting and informative message. Hard to believe that +Toledo and Columbus could be interfering with Cleveland! + +Well, at least now I'm looking forward to the switch-over with only moderate +dread as opposed to severe. Will be a challenge. + +-Janet + +#: 56315 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 01-May-91 00:31:35 +Sb: #56038-#800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Ken Hoehn/N8NYO 73670,3622 +To: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 (X) + +Hi Janet: + +The portion about CTCSS being used to control and track 800 trunked systems is +incorrect, Janet. A data burst is transmitted by the unit to the controller, +the controller evaluates it, sends that subfleet a data burst advising them +which channel to tune to to listen, then gives the go-ahead to the requesting +mobile. If you have every operated such a radio, hence the delay upon keyup. + +Any plan you used to track that action would require data reading +capability...and the combinations are legion in number. Hence, the market +scarcity. + +We operate 2 five channel systems; and as such assign the mobile data ID's. I +can program up my own mobile as a customers, and follow his conversations, but +it is a royal pain in the butt. To do so on a casual basis would be pretty +dedicated. + +Ken :) + + + +* Reply: 56686 + +#: 56686 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 02-May-91 23:56:16 +Sb: #56315-#800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 +To: Ken Hoehn/N8NYO 73670,3622 (X) + +Hi Ken- +Thanks for your input, but I don't think my portion about CTCSS was incorrect +as stated. I didn't say exactly that it was used to "control and track." + +It is my understanding (and I don't have first-hand experience but I have read +extensively on the subject) that the mobile unit transmits a subaudible tone +which allows the controller to keep track of channels in use. + +If an agency uses a CTCSS tone, then a scanner with this decoder option could +track the communication path (but would probably be too slow to be highly +effective). Perhaps I should have said *some* agencies use this type of +encoding. If an agency uses a digital signal or other type of tone signaling, +then I don't suppose the scanner will respond as such. + +The trucked system is quite complex, so I hope I'm not off base. Maybe I read +some misinformation. Are you saying that transmissions in a trunked system do +not involve the use of tones? + +-Janet :-\ + + +* Reply: 56867 + +#: 56867 S2/VHF/UHF Scanning + 04-May-91 00:20:26 +Sb: #56686-800 Mhz scanning +Fm: Ken Hoehn/N8NYO 73670,3622 +To: Janet Sternfeld 73770,3121 + +Hi Janet: + +There IS a tone used, but it is used in the sense of a guard tone, to assure +the system that the mobile is there (transmitting) after a channel assignment +is made, the mobile is transmitting, and the other mobiles in the system are +tuned to the channel (as proscribed by the controller). + +The controller is always in very complete track of the channels in use...it has +assigned them to the requesting mobile, and to the mobiles in that unit's +fleet. Without the controller assigning a channel, the mobile would not be +able to transmit more than a brief (.25 second) request for channel burst. +Hence the built in "out of range indicator". + +In a nutshell, unless the groups you wish to observe are using CTCSS, and +separately so for each group (for whatever purpose they might be doing that, +certainly no purpose involved with _normal_ SMR operation), your plan will not +work. You will have to obtain the fleet designation of the group you wish to +monitor, and make your receiver track those instructions via the control +channel, or overhead info. + +You may be confusing conventional SMR with trunked... some conventional systems +utilize discrete CTCSS for each user...rather stone age approach, though. + +Ken :) + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/858.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/858.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c77e111a --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/858.ham @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ + ÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄÄ¿ + 1 o³ . ÀÄÙ 24 ³o + 2 o³ U ³o + 3 o³ P ³o + 4 o³ D ³o P8 + 5 o³ ³o P7 + 6 o³ 8 ³o P6 + 7 o³ 5 ³o P5 ÄÄÄÄÄ P0-P8 + 8 o³ 8 ³o P4 PROGRAMMBLE PINS + 9 o³ ³o P3 + 10 o³ ³o P2 + 11 o³ ³o P1 + 12 o³ 13 ³o PO + ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ + +Al pins on this Chip are used except pin 19 which is +Grounded. This should leave you to some Conclusion! +You Should cut the trace on this pin and install a +4.7k Resistor for Conversions! the following Conversion +Information Pertains to the Early Uniden 858 Chassis! +The Radios Covered are The President Washington, Grant +Teaberry Stalker 1& II, Courier, Robyn, Cobra 138XLR & +139XLR. + +CONVERSION: +Lift pin 19 by cutting it's Trace and add a 4.7k Resistor +Refer to fig.2 Connecting leads as Shown will give you in +the Center Postion 1-40 and Frequencies to 27,805 with some +below the band channels from 1-8 postions on your Channel +Selector. +Note: Some of the Newer set both AM & SSB now use the Circuit +Shown.this circuit functions okay with the Pin 19 Coversion +but will not work on the other pins because they have done +away with the Isolation Resistors and Caps! and use the +Channel selector to Ground the pins. If You Apply VCC to a +Pin the Diode just passes it to Ground. On these sets follow +the Diagram and Jump the Diodes and add 4.7k resistors to +each Address pin. + + ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ + ³ ³ FIG. 2 +Vcc +4.68v <ÄÄÄÄÄÅÄoÄ¿ oÄÅÄÄÄÄÄ> pin 18 or other pins + ³ ³ ³ + 1n34A DiodeÄÄÄÅ> ÄÅÄ ³ + ³ o ÀÄ> o ³ + ³ ³ + ³ ³ +Chassis Ground <ÄÄÄÄÅÄo oÄÅÄÄÄÄ> Pin 19 of 858 + ³ ÃÄÄÄÄÄ´ ³ ( Cut Trace which +4.7k ResistorÄÄÄÄ> ÀÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÙ Grounds pin 19 + DPDT First.) + CENTER + OFF + SWITCH + ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ DPDT Center off Switch +VCC+4.68v <ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ´oÄÄ¿ o³ + ³ ³ ³ + ³ ³ ³ + 1n34a DiodeÄÄÄÄÄÄÅÄ> ³ ³ + ³o ÀÄÃÄ>o³ + ³ ³ + ³ ÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ³ <ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ4.7k Resistor + ³ÚÄÁÄÄÄÄÁ¿³ +Ground <ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÅo o³ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ>to one address pin + ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ + +Cut Traces to Isolate pins (22 21 20 18 17 16 15 14 & 13) +Cut the trace Grounding pin 19( install 9 such swiches and +do away with the Channel selector! One to each Address Pin! + +to 1 side +of Switch + ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ +4.7k Shunt ³ .ÚÙ +Switched inÄÄÄÄÄÄÅÄ¿ 858 À¿ + ÀÄoÄoÄoÄÂÄoÄoÄÄoÄoÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ + ÚÄ/\/\/\ÄÄx ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ + ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ + ´ ÚÄÄ> x ´ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ + ÚÄÅÄ¿ ³ ÚÄÄÁÄÁÄÁÄÁÄÁÄÁÄÄÁÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ + à ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ +to 1 ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ Channel Selector Sw. +side of Switch + +VCC may now be Applied to Raise Pin or Not added to Ground +Pin. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/900fone.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/900fone.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..103b142e --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/900fone.ham @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ + + 900MHz phone freqs +---------------------------------- +Panasonic 900MHZ Cordless Freqencies: + +- + CH BASE HANDSET + -- ------- ------- + 01 902.100 926.100 + 02 902.130 926.130 + 03 902.160 926.160 + 04 902.190 926.190 + 05 902.220 926.220 + 06 902.250 926.250 + 07 902.280 926.280 + 08 902.310 926.310 + 09 902.340 926.340 + 10 902.370 926.370 + 11 902.400 926.400 + ^ ^ ^ + ^ ^ ^ + ^ ^ ^ + 59 903.870 927.870 +- diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/930mod.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/930mod.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fcc246fe --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/930mod.ham @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ + +¯r 33994 + +®Date: 01 Apr 90 12:34 Message-ID: <43932@WB5FWE> From: WB5FWE@WB5FWE To: ALL@USA Subject: 930s amtor mod Path: N6VV!K0BOY!W0QWK!W0XK!NX0R!W0LKD!WD0AJG!WB5MJS!WB5RZX!WB5FWE ts-930 amtor keying mod ----------------------- (reprinted from jan '89 ncarc communicator) first, go to the signal board and locate c500. c500 is a 4.7 uf electrolytic ne ar the center of the board (if viewed with radio upside down, with the front fa cing you) near connector 30. remove this capacitor by twisting it with a pair of needle nose pliers. this ca pacitor cannot be removed any other way without complete disassembly of the rad io. its function is to debounce the ptt switch and is a big reason why the 930 will not work satisfactorily in amtor mode. the next step is to ground one leg of r476. this resistor is on the same board just above the large cw filter. the lead of r476 that is exposed is on , and scrape some of the insulation from both of the exposed leads and solder a bridge between them. note: the leads that are not easy to get to are not the ones to worry about! these modifications are recommended by kenwood and will prove to be very satisf actory. WA6RDH - A/2 > \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc100xlt.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc100xlt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67a14148 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc100xlt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ + + UNIDEN/BEARCAT 100XLT SCANNER PREVIEW + + by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + +OK, so I couldn't resist - I bought another scanner. +This time it's the brand new UNIDEN/Bearcat 100XLT porta- +ble, and I'm here to give you a sneak preview. + + Physical + +The new 100XLT looks nothing like the 100XL or the ori- +ginal Bearcat 100. Rather, it looks identical to the +200XLT that everyone's asking about - tall, thin, and +entirely gray plastic. The keys on the keyboard are made +of soft rubber, and most are well labeled. + +The "real" volume and squelch knobs on top are a welcome +The "real" volume and squelch knobs on top are a welcome +change from the side mounted, dust vulnerable knobs on +the 70XLT. + +The difference between the 100XLT and 200XLT appears to +be that the 100XLT has 100 channels and excludes the 800 +MHz band. + +The 100 memory channels are divided into 10 channel +banks. Of course, banks and channels may be selected or +locked out. The banks are "hard partitioned", just like +Bearcat scanners of old. By this I mean, Bank 1 includes +channels 1-10, Bank 2 channels 11-20, etc. Regency is +using "soft partitioned" banks in their HX1500 and TS2 +models, but the peculiar Regency system prevents channels +from being locked out during a bank scan. + +The LCD panel has all the usual indicators, and can be +back lit with a green light when the proper button is +from being locked out during a bank scan. + +The LCD panel has all the usual indicators, and can be +back lit with a green light when the proper button is +pressed. +CONTINUED IN BC100XLT.2 +BC100XLT.2 + Innovations + +The 100XLT feature set includes new surprises. The first +channel of each active bank is a priority channel, making +10 priority channels in all. There doesn't appear to be +10 levels of priority, but channel 1 priority seems to +take precedence over the other priority channels. When +the priority is switched on, the 100XLT samples all the +priority channels every 2 seconds. When the power is +turned off, then on again, the priority key must be +pressed manually. + +Let's see, did I program in that new K-Mart frequency, +154.6 MHz somewhere? Just type 154.6, ENTER when posi- +tioned to a channel you don't care about, and the LCD +will display "CH 29", for instance, if you already have +154.6 MHz in channel 29. + +Stated a different way, if one tries to type a frequency +into the 100XLT that has already been programmed in +another memory channel, the display will flash in which +Stated a different way, if one tries to type a frequency +into the 100XLT that has already been programmed in +another memory channel, the display will flash in which +channel it has been programmed. One can override by +depressing ENTER again, and the frequency will be stored +in the current channel. + +This is a great feature, especially in a scanner with so +much memory. +CONTINUED IN BC100XLT.3 +BC100XLT.3 + NiCd Battery Pack + +The 100XLT comes with a 7.2 V 600 mAH battery pack which +slides onto the bottom of the radio. There is a charging +jack, marked 12 VDC, and a red charging LED on the back +of the pack. The pack is not supposed to be opened, but +the curious need only remove 2 screws. Inside is the +charging components, and 6 AA size cells wrapped in heat +shrunk plastic. + +When you buy the 100XLT, the 16 hour wall charger adapter +is supplied, and is marked 12 VDC 500 mA. There appears +no way to fast charge the supplied NiCd pack, and the +manual cautions against leaving the supplied charger +plugged in for long periods of time. + +no way to fast charge the supplied NiCd pack, and the +manual cautions against leaving the supplied charger +plugged in for long periods of time. + +The radio can be used with the wall charger when the bat- +teries are dead, but unlike older crystal controlled por- +tables, there is no easy way to power the scanner exter- +nally, without charging the internal battery. + +A PS-001 mobile power cord is available from UNIDEN, as +is a spare antenna. + +The owner's guide says to expect "up to 5 hours of depen- +dable use" in between charges. Now 5 hours is a lot less +than what scanner buffs want, but perhaps UNIDEN's idea +is to stimulate demand for extra BP-205 slide on battery +packs. + + Memory Backup - Unimpressive + +Having 100 memory channels is great, especially when +thoughtfully partitioned into 10 banks. It takes time to +program a scanner with so many channels, so you wouldn't +want to do this often. + +A weak point of the 100XLT is that the memory is only +backed up for 30 minutes by a capacitor when the NiCd +battery pack goes dead. + +Take the scanner outside for an afternoon of fun. When +the BATTERY warning blinks, do you have only 30 minutes +to find an AC outlet? The manual claims the scanner will +shut itself down automatically if the warning has been +flashing for 10 minutes, but it's not clear how "dead" +the NiCd is by then. +CONTINUED IN BC100XLT.4 +BC100XLT.4 + Great Audio + +The audio output is rated at 480 milliwatts, but who +believes manufacturers' specifications any more? The +good news is that the 100XLT sounds great! There is +plenty of undistorted audio available from the front +speaker, making a Radio Shack PRO-30 sound like a +whisper. + + Inside Construction + +The internal construction of the 100XLT looks very clean, +but thoughts of home repair vanish as soon as one opens +the 100XLT case. Tiny surface mount components abound. +You won't find these parts at Radio Shack, and you +wouldn't want to solder them in anyway. + +The 2 main circuit boards are surrounded by an internal +metal frame, and a few small circuit boards are mounted +vertically on the main audio/RF board. + +I did see what appeared to be "jumper" diodes, but +resisted the temptation to cut them. Maybe one expands +memory capacity to 200 channels? + + How Does It Work? + +Truth be told, it is just too early to say how well this +radio hears. UHF sensitivity seems very good, but sensi- +tivity in the AM aircraft band needs more testing. + +Using an outside antenna, the 100XLT is sometimes both- +ered by the obnoxious 300+ watt paging transmitter +nearby, but so is my 800XLT on an indoor whip. Expecting +a portable scanner to behave well on an outside antenna +may be asking too much. More evaluation needs to be done +here also. + + What You Get + +The 100XLT comes with a reasonably good leather-like +case, a wall charger/AC adapter, an earphone, and what +appears to be a VHF high band heliflex antenna. The +antenna is blessed with a BNC connector. + +UNIDEN scanners no longer come with an owner's manual, +but with a fold out sheet instead. The instructions +aren't great, but will tell you most of what you need to +know. Of course, you don't get a schematic. + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc140.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc140.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..907905b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc140.txt @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ + +BC140 + + +One can convert this scanner from a 10 channel machine to 16 channels. +All one need do is rempve a diode. +turn off the power and unplug the power source and remove whip antenna. +Turn the scanner over and remove 4 screws. +Carefully seperate the cabinet halves, carefully as the top and +bottom are wired together. +locate corner of the board where the connectors for the front panel +are. See the 30 pin IC that says "Uniden". near this IC is a diode +with insulating tubing on its leads. One end of this diode is +connected to the topside of the board, and the other goes over the +edge of the board and is connected to the underside of the board. +Clip a lead or remove this diode. +You should have 16 channels now. Program them as you would the others. +(from 7/90 Monitoring Times, page 94) + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc200xlt.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc200xlt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..aaf1966e --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc200xlt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,367 @@ +see files bc200xlt.1 -.5 for mod info on + +cellular restoration +800 mhz mod +test mode +BC200XLT.1 + +UNIDEN/BEARCAT 200/205XLT TEST MODE + +by Bob Parnass, AJ9S + +According to the Uniden/Bearcat 200/205XLT Service Information Manual, the +following procedure will load channels 1-25 with various test frequencies, and +zero the remaining 175 channels: + +1. Press and hold three keys: 2, 9, and MAN simul-taneously and turn +the power switch on. + +2. Set the power switch to the off position. + +3. Repress and again hold three keys: 2, 9, and SCAN simultaneously and +turn the power switch on. + + BC200/205XLT CELLULAR RESTORATION + +Note: It is unlawful to monitor cellular telephone conversations. It is +possible to monitor signals from the deleted ranges even without conversion. +Simply add 21.7 MHz to the deleted frequency and enter the higher (image) +frequency. Reception is virtually identical in strength to that which would be +heard on the deleted frequency. + +The frequencies deleted at the factory may be restored, but the +procedure must not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with electronic +circuitry. Grove Enterprises assumes no liability for damage caused by +this procedure. (I won't eighter! WA2ISE). The modification will void +your warranty. +continued in file bc200xlt.4 +BC200XLT.2 + +REASSEMBLY + + 7. Insert the top of the front panel into the slot under the + volume/squelch control panel and, noting carefully the alignment of + the dual inline connector at the bottom of the board with the + mating socket, press the front panel firmly into place. Be sure + that the holes at the bottom of the circuit board line up with the + holes in the plastic standoffs below them. Insert the two screws + and gently tighten them. + + 8. Replace the back cover by inserting the top of the cover into the + slot under the volume/squelch control panel; press the cover into + place, insert and tighten the screws. + + 9. Reposition the battery retaining spring (slotted side toward + notched hole), insert the two remaining screws and gently but + securely tighten them. + +CONTINUED IN FILE BC200XLT.5 +BC200XLT.3 +BEARCAT BC200/205XLT SCANNER MODIFICATION + +RESTORING THE DELETED 800MHZ BAND OF YOUR BC200/205XLT CAN BE +ACCOMPLISHED EASILY BY LOCATING THE MICROPROCESSOR LABELED,"UNIDEN UC- +1147". ONCE YOU'VE IDENTIFIED THAT IC,LOCATE THE 10K OHM RESISTOR +(BROWN-BLACK-ORANGE) POSITIONED ABOVE THE LETTERS "DEN" ON THE IC. THE +RESISTOR IS LEADLESS,SO TO ACCOMPLISH THE MOD,SIMPLY CUT THE BODY OF +THE RESISTOR IN HALF. USE MINIATURE WIRE CUTTERS. + +DO NOT DISTURB ANYTHING NEAR IT. IF THE LEFT SOLDER PAD COMES LOOSE,IT +MAY BE PEELED FROM THE BOARD. BRUSH OR BLOW AWAY ANY RESIDUE. + +NOTE*** IT IS UNLAWFUL TO MONITOR CELLULAR TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS + +73 DENNIS WB2WPO @ KE2KQ HUNTINGTON NY (ZIP 11743bc200xlt.4 + +TOOLS REQUIRED: Small Phillips screwdriver, small wire cutters. + + 1. Slide off the battery pack and remove the antenna from the scanner. + 2. Using a small Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws from the + back of the scanner, the two screws which hold the battery + retaining spring at the base and the spring itself. + 3. Carefully pry the bottom of the rear cover from the radio and + remove the cover. + 4. Locate the two small screws at the base of the circuit board and + remove them. Gently pull the front panel from the mainframe at the + base and separate them. + 5. Locate the (64 pin quad flatpack) microprocessor IC labelled + "UNIDEN UC-1147" and the 10k ohm (brown-black-orange) leadless + resistor positioned above the letters "DEN" on the IC. + 6. Using miniature wire cutters, cut the resistor body in two without + disturbing anything else near it. If the left solder pad comes + loose, it may be peeled from the board. Brush or blow away any + residue. This completes the restoration. + +continued in file bc200xlt.2 BC200XLT.5 + + 10. Slide the battery pack into place; switch the scanner on to make + sure the display comes on. If not, the battery is discharged or + the dual-inline connector was misaligned during assembly + (see step 7). + Assuming the display comes on, press: MANUAL, 845.0, E; within two + seconds, the frequency 845.000 should appear on the display. + Cut this resistor + V + [*10k*] [ ] + + I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I += = += = += = += = += U N I D E N = += = += = += = += = + U C - 1 1 4 7 = += = += = += = + I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I + +....................................... + Pete Simpson, KA1AXY +....................................... +CONTINUED IN FILE BC200XLT.3 +BC200XLT.6 + +ALL USERS OF THE BEARCAT 200-XLT HANDHELD SCANNER HAVE PROBABLY HAD +PROBLEMS CONCERNING SHORT BATTERY PACK LIFE. BATTERY INDICATOR COMES +ON TOO SOON. AFTER TINKERING AROUND WITH THE RIG, A SIMPLE SOLUTION +HAS BEEN FOUND. THIS MOD WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY AND YOU DO THIS AT +YOUR OWN RISK. [I HAD NO PROBLEMS WHATSOEVER.] + +1. SLIDE OFF BATTERY PACK. +2. REMOVE TWO SCREWS ON BACK OF RIG. +3. REMOVE TWO SCREWS ON BOTTOM OF RIG THAT HOLD CLIP IN PLACE. +4. CAREFULLY REMOVE BACK OF SCANNER. +5. REMOVE TWO SCREWS AT BOTTOM OF BOARD NEAR RED CONTACT WIRE. L+R +6. SEPERATE THE TWO BOARDS VERY CAREFULLY. CONNECTED BY 16 PIN DIP SOCKET. +7. BOARD IS PH-069AA OR PH-O69AC. POSITION BOARD WITH DIP SOCKET AT LOWER + RIGHT HAND SIDE. +8. AT LOWER LEFT OF BOARD, NOTICE TWO ELECTROLYTIC CAPS. C-214 C216. +9. D-203 IS LOCATED JUST ABOVE THESE TWO CAPS. IT IS A GLASS TYPE ZENER + DIODE WITH COLORED BANDS FOR MARKINGS. +10. WITH A SMALL, FINE PIECE OF WIRE SOLDER ACROSS DIODE D-203. +11. THAT'S IT!!!!!! NOW THE BATTERY INDICATOR WILL NOT COME ON AND YOU WILL + NOT BE BOTHERED BY TURNING OFF AND ON THE RIG TO RESET THE TIMER. [THUS + ENABLING YOU TO USE THE NICAD PACK TO IT'S FULLEST EXTENT.] DISPLAY + BLANKS OUT AT ABOUT 4.5 VOLTS. +12. RE-ASSEMBLE RIG IN REVERSE ORDER AND YOUR IN BACK IN BUSINESS. + +MARK MACHCINSKI +3357-14TH STREET +WYANDOTTE, MI 48192-6120 + +MARK N8JCF @ WA8OOH + Restore the Cellular Freqs. on Your BC200/205XLT! + + This is so simple that anyone can do it, and you have to be +REAL sloppy in order to damage your unit. + + There is no soldering involved, but if you do happen to mess your +unit up: YOU AND ONLY YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS RESPONSIBLE. We take no +responsiblity for any thing that might become of you or your radio! + + This mod. will also void your warranty, so open your radio and +check it out to make sure you can pull it off before you begin the real +work. + + Now that we are through with the usual backwash of "spooky" +information we can now begin. + + + 1.) Take the antenna and battery pack off of the radio. + + 2.) With a Phillips-head screwdriver, remove the two screws at the + back of the radio. Then remove the two screws and the battery + spring at the base of the radio. + + 3.) GENTLELY! pull off the back of the radio. + + 4.) Locate the two screws at the bottom of the board, and + carefully remove them with a Phillips-head screwdriver. + (Be carefull not to damage any of the surrounding components. + This is not to tough to avoid, but warrants mentioning.) + + 5.) EVER-SO-GENTLELY! pull the front panel away from the scanner + frame. + + 6.) On the front panel part of the radio, locate the microprocessor + IC (labeled UNIDEN UC-1147, its the biggest black chip on the + board) and the 10K ohm (brown-black-orange) resistor positioned + right above the letters "DEN" in the word "UNIDEN" on the IC. + + ***** MAKE SURE YOU LOCATE THE RIGHT PART ***** + + 7.) With a small pair of clippers, clip the resistor right in two. + Make sure not to disturb any components around the resistor. + Leave the ends of the resistor on the board, all you need to + do is just clip it enough so that there is a gap between the two + ends. Take care to clean the remiments, made by cutting the + resistor, of the board. + + 8.) Check to see that there is no damage and everything is tidy. + + 9.) CAREFULLY reasemble the radio in exactly the reverse order of + how you took it apart. Be careful to line up the pins to their + sockets in the lower, left-hand side of the radio. + + ***** FAILURE TO DO THIS CORRECTLY WILL RESULT IN A DISPLAY + ERROR. WHEN THE RADIO IS TURNED ON NOTHING WILL APPEAR ON THE SCREEN. + + don't panic. + I've done this before. The malfunction can be fixed by taking + the radio back apart, carefully, and making sure those pins are + in the correct socket. I almost gave birth to a small cow when this + happened to me and I was very relived to find out that this was all + that was wrong. + + 10.) After you have tightened the screws, put the battery pack and + the antenna back on the radio. Then press "MANUAL, 845.0, E". + Within two seconds the freq 845.000 should pop up on the display. + + + Now you have completed the mod. for your scanner. I would now like + to welcome you to the world of the forrbiden freqs.! You will now + see the truth to the statement "Never say anything on a cellular + phone that you do not want anyone else to hear." Unfortunately + (but fortunately for us!!) there is an incredible number of people + that do not know this and you will be suprised at the information + broadcast across the airwaves. + + Enjoy! + + E. Pinnell + Sacramento, CA + + + + + + +BC200XLT.1 Test mode & Cellular restore Pt 1 +BC200XLT.2 Cellular restore Pt 3 +BC200XLT.3 Another Cellular restore +BC200XLT.4 Cellular restore Pt 2 +BC200XLT.5 Cellular restore Pt 4 +BC200XLT.6 Extending battery life +BC-200S.txtS +9TEXTPCXTF£7þ*£7þ*Ú¹ BC200/205XLT CELLULAR RESTORATION Note: It is unlawful to monitor cellular telephone conversations. It is possible to monitor signals from the deleted ranges even without conversion. Simply add 21.7 MHz to the deleted frequency and enter the higher (image) frequency. Reception is virtually identical in strength to that which would be heard on the deleted frequency. The frequencies deleted at the factory may be restored, but the procedure must not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with electronic circuitry. Grove Enterprises assumes no liability for damage caused by this procedure. The modification will void your warranty. TOOLS REQUIRED: Small Phillips screwdriver, small wire cutters. 1. Slide off the battery pack and remove the antenna from the scanner. 2. Using a small Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws from the back of the scanner, the two screws which hold the battery retaining spring at the base and the spring itself. 3. Carefully pry the bottom of the rear cover from the radio and remove the cover. 4. Locate the two small screws at the base of the circuit board and remove them. Gently pull the front panel from the mainframe at the base and separate them. 5. Locate the (64 pin quad flatpack) microprocessor IC labelled "UNIDEN UC-1147" and the 10k ohm (brown-black-orange) leadless resistor positioned above the letters "DEN" on the IC. 6. Using miniature wire cutters, cut the resistor body in two without disturbing anything else near it. If the left solder pad comes loose, it may be peeled from the board. Brush or blow away any residue. This completes the restoration. REASSEMBLY 7. Insert the top of the front panel into the slot under the volume/squelch control panel and, noting carefully the alignment of the dual inline connector at the bottom of the board with the mating socket, press the front panel firmly into place. Be sure that the holes at the bottom of the circuit board line up with the holes in the plastic standoffs below them. Insert the two screws and gently tighten them. 8. Replace the back cover by inserting the top of the cover into the slot under the volume/squelch control panel; press the cover into place, insert and tighten the screws. 9. Reposition the battery retaining spring (slotted side toward notched hole), insert the two remaining screws and gently but securely tighten them. 10. Slide the battery pack into place; switch the scanner on to make sure the display comes on. If not, the battery is discharged or the dual-inline connector was misaligned during assembly (see step 7). Assuming the display comes on, press: MANUAL, 845.0, E; within two seconds, the frequency 845.000 should appear on the display. Cut this resistor | V [*10k*] [ ] I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I = = = = = = = = = U N I D E N = = = = = = = = = = U C - 1 1 4 7 = = = = = = = I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I that's it.............et. -- I wish to thank everyone that made this possible. This file was downloaded from the HAM on Rye BBS -- (814) 333-4111 -- 2400-8-N-1 **************** Specializing in ******************* Amateur radio, TVRO, scanning, shortwave and clandestine radio + BEARCAT 200XLT CELLULAR FREQUENCY RESTORATION + + + + AKNOWLEDGEMENTS + --------------- + + + The following was extracted, and partially edited, from literature + received from: + + MONITORING TIMES + 140 Dog Branch Road + Brasstown, North Carolina 28902 + + + If the reader desires to obtain the original literature, which comes + complete with an illustration of the circuit board and indication of + the resistor to be cut, a check for $2.00 along with a stamped self- + addressed envelope may be mailed to the above address. The turn- + around for my literature was very fast (Less than 1 week after + mailing my check). Although the directions presented here should be + quite adequate, the quick turn-around on the mail order literature + might provide the extra measure of visual security that some desire. + The documentation also includes a review of the BC200/205XLT scanner. + + + + NOTES + ----- + + It is unlawful to monitor cellular telephone conversations. It is + possible to monitor signals from the deleted ranges even without + conversion. Simply add 21.7 MHZ to the deleted frequency and enter + the higher (image) frequency. Reception is virtually identical in + strength to that which would be heard on the deleted frequency. + + The frequencies deleted at the factory may be restored, but the + procedure should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with + electronic circuitry. No one anywhere, anytime, in anyway, etc... + assumes any reponsibility for damage caused by this procedure. + + + + THIS MODIFICATION WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY! + + + TOOLS + ----- + + Small Philips Screwdriver + Small Wire Cutters + + + DISASSEMBLY + ----------- + + 1. Slide off the battery pack and remove your antenna. + 2. Remove the two screws from the back of the scanner, the two + screws which hold the battery retaining spring at the base, and + the battery retaining spring itself. + 3. Carefully pry the bottom of the rear cover from the radio and + remove the cover. + 4. Locate the two small screws at the base of the circuit board and + remove them. Gently pull the front panel from the mainframe at + the base and seperate them. + + + MODIFICATION + ------------ + + 5. On the face of the circuit board that faces the front of the + scanner when installed, locate the microprocessor IC labeled + "UNIDEN UC-1147". Locate the 10K ohm resistor (brown, black, + orange), which is positioned approximately along the longitud + inal centerline of the board, and next to the microprocessor. + The resistor is of the leadless type and should be positioned + directly next to the microprocessor and above the "DEN" on the + IC label. + 6. Using the small wire cutters, cut the resistor body in two with + out disturbing anything next to it. If the left solder pad comes + loose, it may be peeled from the board. Brush or blow away any + debris. This completes the restoration. + + + REASSEMBLY + ---------- + + 7. Insert the top of the front panel into the slot under the + volume/squelch control panel and, noting carefully the align + ment of the dual-inline connector at the bottom of the board, + press the front panel firmly into place. Be sure that the + holes at the bottom of the circuit board line up with the + holes in the plastic standoffs below them. Insert the two + screws and gently tighten them. + 8. Replace the back cover by inserting the top of the cover into + the slot under the volume/squelch control panel; press the cover + into place, insert and tighten the screws. + 9. Reposition the battery retaining spring (slotted side toward + notched hole), insert the two remaining screws and gently but + securely tighten them. + 10 Slide the battery pack into place; switch the scanner on to make + sure the display comes on. If not, the battery is discharged or + the dual-inline connector was misaligned during assembly (see + step 7). + + + CHECK OUT + --------- + + 11. Assuming the display comes on, press: MANUAL, 845.0, E; within + two seconds the frequency 845.000 should appear on the display. + + +bc200-1.txtS +9TEXTMSWD#£7ýÛ£7ýÛ§A DOWNLOADED FROM COMPUSERVE: BEARCAT 200XLT CELLULAR FREQUENCY RESTORATION AKNOWLEDGEMENTS --------------- The following was extracted, and partially edited, from literature received from: MONITORING TIMES 140 Dog Branch Road Brasstown, North Carolina 28902 If the reader desires to obtain the original literature, which comes complete with an illustration of the circuit board and indication of the resistor to be cut, a check for $2.00 along with a stamped self- addressed envelope may be mailed to the above address. The turn-around for my literature was very fast (Less than 1 week after mailing my check). Although the directions presented here should be quite adequate, the quick turn-around on the mail order literature might provide the extra measure of visual security that some desire. The documentation also includes a review of the BC200/205XLT scanner. NOTES ----- It is unlawful to monitor cellular telephone conversations. It is possible to monitor signals from the deleted ranges even without conversion. Simply add 21.7 MHZ to the deleted frequency and enter the higher (image) frequency. Reception is virtually identical in strength to that which would be heard on the deleted frequency. The frequencies deleted at the factory may be restored, but the procedure should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with electronic circuitry. No one anywhere, anytime, in anyway, etc... assumes any reponsibility for damage caused by this procedure. THIS MODIFICATION WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY! TOOLS ----- Small Philips Screwdriver Small Wire Cutters DISASSEMBLY ----------- 1. Slide off the battery pack and remove your antenna. 2. Remove the two screws from the back of the scanner, the two screws which hold the battery retaining spring at the base, and the battery retaining spring itself. 3. Carefully pry the bottom of the rear cover from the radio and remove the cover. 4. Locate the two small screws at the base of the circuit board and remove them. Gently pull the front panel from the mainframe at the base and seperate them. MODIFICATION ------------ 5. On the face of the circuit board that faces the front of the scanner when installed, locate the microprocessor IC labeled "UNIDEN UC-1147". Locate the 10K ohm resistor (brown, black, orange), which is positioned approximately along the longitudinal centerline of the board, and next to the microprocessor. The resistor is of the leadless type and should be positioned directly next to the microprocessor and above the "DEN" on the IC label. 6. Using the small wire cutters, cut the resistor body in two without disturbing anything next to it. If the left solder pad comes loose, it may be peeled from the board. Brush or blow away any debris. This completes the restoration. REASSEMBLY ---------- 7. Insert the top of the front panel into the slot under the volume/squelch control panel and, noting carefully the alignment of the dual-inline connector at the bottom of the board, press the front panel firmly into place. Be sure that the holes at the bottom of the circuit board line up with the holes in the plastic standoffs below them. Insert the two screws and gently tighten them. 8. Replace the back cover by inserting the top of the cover into the slot under the volume/squelch control panel; press the cover into place, insert and tighten the screws. 9. Reposition the battery retaining spring (slotted side toward notched hole), insert the two remaining screws and gently but securely tighten them. 10. Slide the battery pack into place; switch the scanner on to make sure the display comes on. If not, the battery is discharged or the dual-inline connector was misaligned during assembly (see step 7). CHECK OUT --------- 11. Assuming the display comes on, press: MANUAL, 845.0, E; within two seconds the frequency 845.000 should appear on the display. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This file was downloaded from the HAM on Rye BBS -- (814) 333-4111 -- 2400-8-N-1 **************** Specializing in ******************* Amateur radio, TVRO, scanning, shortwave and clandestine radio  \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc200xmod.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc200xmod.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bb9dfb32 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc200xmod.ham @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ + + BEARCAT 200XLT CELLULAR FREQUENCY RESTORATION + + + + AKNOWLEDGEMENTS + --------------- + + + The following was extracted, and partially edited, from literature + received from: + + MONITORING TIMES + 140 Dog Branch Road + Brasstown, North Carolina 28902 + + + If the reader desires to obtain the original literature, which comes + complete with an illustration of the circuit board and indication of + the resistor to be cut, a check for $2.00 along with a stamped self- + addressed envelope may be mailed to the above address. The turn- + around for my literature was very fast (Less than 1 week after + mailing my check). Although the directions presented here should be + quite adequate, the quick turn-around on the mail order literature + might provide the extra measure of visual security that some desire. + The documentation also includes a review of the BC200/205XLT scanner. + + + + NOTES + ----- + + It is unlawful to monitor cellular telephone conversations. It is + possible to monitor signals from the deleted ranges even without + conversion. Simply add 21.7 MHZ to the deleted frequency and enter + the higher (image) frequency. Reception is virtually identical in + strength to that which would be heard on the deleted frequency. + + The frequencies deleted at the factory may be restored, but the + procedure should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with + electronic circuitry. No one anywhere, anytime, in anyway, etc... + assumes any reponsibility for damage caused by this procedure. + + + + THIS MODIFICATION WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY! + + + TOOLS + ----- + + Small Philips Screwdriver + Small Wire Cutters + + + DISASSEMBLY + ----------- + + 1. Slide off the battery pack and remove your antenna. + 2. Remove the two screws from the back of the scanner, the two + screws which hold the battery retaining spring at the base, and + the battery retaining spring itself. + 3. Carefully pry the bottom of the rear cover from the radio and + remove the cover. + 4. Locate the two small screws at the base of the circuit board and + remove them. Gently pull the front panel from the mainframe at + the base and seperate them. + + + MODIFICATION + ------------ + + 5. On the face of the circuit board that faces the front of the + scanner when installed, locate the microprocessor IC labeled + "UNIDEN UC-1147". Locate the 10K ohm resistor (brown, black, + orange), which is positioned approximately along the longitud + inal centerline of the board, and next to the microprocessor. + The resistor is of the leadless type and should be positioned + directly next to the microprocessor and above the "DEN" on the + IC label. + 6. Using the small wire cutters, cut the resistor body in two with + out disturbing anything next to it. If the left solder pad comes + loose, it may be peeled from the board. Brush or blow away any + debris. This completes the restoration. + + + REASSEMBLY + ---------- + + 7. Insert the top of the front panel into the slot under the + volume/squelch control panel and, noting carefully the align + ment of the dual-inline connector at the bottom of the board, + press the front panel firmly into place. Be sure that the + holes at the bottom of the circuit board line up with the + holes in the plastic standoffs below them. Insert the two + screws and gently tighten them. + 8. Replace the back cover by inserting the top of the cover into + the slot under the volume/squelch control panel; press the cover + into place, insert and tighten the screws. + 9. Reposition the battery retaining spring (slotted side toward + notched hole), insert the two remaining screws and gently but + securely tighten them. + 10 Slide the battery pack into place; switch the scanner on to make + sure the display comes on. If not, the battery is discharged or + the dual-inline connector was misaligned during assembly (see + step 7). + + + CHECK OUT + --------- + + 11. Assuming the display comes on, press: MANUAL, 845.0, E; within + two seconds the frequency 845.000 should appear on the display. + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc210.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc210.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..32fde751 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc210.txt @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ + + Weather Satellite Reception on a BEARCAT 210 Scanner + + Steve Warley / K1LJL + 63 Moore Drive + Burlington, Vermont 05401 + + Modifications to the 210 will provide the following: + 1) Reception of 137 Mhz Range. + 2) Increased bandwidth of the IF. + + Modification to the Bearcat 210 scanner for reception of 137 + mHz FM is a fairly simple process. These receivers operate + from 146 to 170 mHz using low side oscillator injection, with + a non-standard (10.8) mHz Intermediate Frequency. By + utilizing high side injection with the oscillator above the + input frequency we can receive 137 mHz simply by inputing a + frequency 21.6 mHz above 137.xx mHz. Examples below are + frequencies for NOAA / METEOR satellites. + + BC210 Weather Sat Freqs (F+21.6) + + Channel Freq Satellite Freq + -------------------------------- + 1 158.9 MET 2-17 137.3 (137.3+21.6=158.9) + 1 158.9 MET 2-18 137.3 + 1 158.9 MET 2-18 137.3 + 1/4 158.9 MET 3-3 137.3/137.85 + 2 159.1 NOAA 10 137.5 + 3 159.22 NOAA 9 137.62 + 3 159.22 NOAA 11 137.62 + 4 159.45 MET 2-16 137.85 + 4 159.45 MET 2-19 137.85 + 4 159.45 MET 2-20 137.85 + 5 159.395 FEN-YUN 137.795 + ---------------------------------- + + + Of course the rf amplifier is now tuned to 158 mHz and needs + to be re-tuned to 137 mHz. The Bearcat receiver design + utilizes "track-tuning" using varactor diodes on the rf + amplifier stages. At 158 mHz the voltage on the diodes is + approximately 9 V. At 137 mHz the voltage needs to be about + 3 V. This voltage isn't critical since the rf stages are + fairly broad. Make a simple voltage divider using a 100k pot + in series with a 10k resistor connected to the internal 10 V + power supply. The CT of the pot is tied to the control + diodes after cutting the circuit land on the circuit board + going to the VCO tuning voltage. + + Where to cut the circuit land and install the CT wire? Look + at the component side of the circuit board near the antenna + input to the scanner. Locate coil labeled L9. Just to the + right of this label is a 470 kohm resistor connected to a + land connection with two traces. The CT of the pot is + soldered to the resistor at the land. The trace going to the + IC is cut. The 10 V can be obtained from regulator Q8. + + + L9 470 Kohm + 10K 100K POT () / 0--/\/\/\/\- + 10 V 0-\/\/\/--/\/\/\/-Gnd / |^\Cut + ^CT------------/ | \ TO IC + + + The Receiver is now modified for tuning the 137 mHz range. + The receiver should be sensitive enough to hear satellites + once the pot is adjusted to 3V. Once a satellite is heard, + fine tuning of the pot for the strongest signal is + recommended, however stay as close to 3 V as possible to + detune the rf amps away from the 158-159 mHz range. + + The IF on the scanner is +/-5 kHz for narrow band FM + reception This will give marginal APT pictures. To increase + the bandwidth to +/-40 kHz the 10.8 mHz filter must be + replaced with a .01 ufd capacitor. This crystal filter is + located between Y1 and Y2 next to R3 labeled on the board. + Cut the traces going to the filter and install a .01 ufd + capacitor in place of the filter. The filter can be left in + place soldered to the board. This completes the conversion + to the scanner. + + The scanner should have a GASFET preamp installed in order to + get "state of the art" low noise figure performance. I am + using a Hamtronics $24 preamp with excellent results. I use + a linearly polarized 7 Element 2 Mtr Beam AZ/EL and get noise + free APT pictures with the satellites 2-4 degrees above the + horizon. The only possible problem that will be encountered + is reception of commercial signals on the 158-159 mHz + frequencies since the receiver is tuned to the image freq. I + am planning to install a filter at the antenna input to + attenuate the 1 local signal I have on NOAA 9 (159.22) freq. + + I would like to acknowledge the "Weather Satellite Handbook" + by Taggart for the ideas in this conversion. Have fun and + good APT reception. 73 K1LJL@W1KOO + + diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc760mod.ham b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc760mod.ham new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fa5c2682 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc760mod.ham @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +Msg#: 1 *VHF/UHF RADIO* +03-29-88 10:19:30 +From: JOHN STOVER + To: ALL +Subj: BC950 CMT +Newest from Uniden/Bearcat, the BC950 XLT (also know as the BC780XLT) can be +modified for CMT coverage. Cut pin 20 of the main CPU at the PCB and lift it. +Then solder a bridge between pins 19 and 20. This will restore CMT coverage. +PROBLEM: If you have the CTCSS option installed, you will not be able to turn +it off! (The CTCSS option, that is.) If this is OK with you, then go for it, +otherwise consider which you need more, CMT or CTCSS! Also, the only known +difference between the two aforementioned scanners is that the 950 is labeled +(on the box) "Scanner World". Have fun! + + +Date: WEDNESDAY 02/15/89 08:49:47 EDT +From: +Subject: 760XLT MODS +To: whutt!TGC168 (TIMOTHY G CULVER +1 201 386 7187) + +Netlanders: + +Concerning the Uniden Bearcat 760xlt, the mod for the 950xlt does work +to restore lost freq. Disconnect pin 20 of the microprocessor from the +circuit board and connect it to pin 19. I bent the pin slightly and cut +it with the scissors of a swiss army knife then soldered an 1/8 lead +cut from a cap across the pins near the top of the chip. I've yet to +find any problem with this mod. But as always do so at your own risk. +73 Mike WA2E @ K2DLJ + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc760xlt.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc760xlt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c6cf50ca --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc760xlt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +From: MBramwel@business.uwo.CA (Mark Bramwell 519 661-3714) +Sender: daemon@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU +Bearcat 760XLT mods +From: + +Subject: 760XLT MODS +Subject: Bearcat Mods +Concerning the Uniden Bearcat 760xlt, the mod for the 950xlt does work +to restore lost freq. Disconnect pin 20 of the microprocessor from the +circuit board and connect it to pin 19. I bent the pin slightly and cut +it with the scissors of a swiss army knife then soldered an 1/8 lead +cut from a cap across the pins near the top of the chip. I've yet to +find any problem with this mod. But as always do so at your own risk. +73 Mike WA2E @ K2DLJ + RERUN...BY...GENE...N0KGX + +BC760XLT.1 + +THE FOLLOWING "MAGICAL" MODIFICATION WILL ALLOW RECEPTION OF CELLUAR PHONE +BAND ON A BEARCAT 760XLT. NOTE- THIS MODIFICATION SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY +SOMEONE VERY FAMILIAR WITH ELECTRONIC COMPONETS. THIS WILL ALSO VOID +YOUR WARRANTY. AUTHOR ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY WHATSOEVER. + +1- Disconnect power cord from wall outlet, remove the four screws + holding the bottom cover on. Remove bottom cover carefully, speaker + wires are attached. + +2- Locate the large 64 pin microprocessor chip near front of the radio. + Noting the indented dot which marks pin one, count along row to pin + 20. Cut that pin close to the circuit board so if you ever want you + could tack solder it back together. + + Chip im my unit has following numbers: + 7D3 + HD 40740085 + JAPAN + +3- tTemporarily reconnect power to the radio and attempt to program 845.000 + Mhz., confirming cellur band restoration. Frequencies may be entered in + 12.5 Khz, not 30 Khz, increments. + +4- This completes the magical instructions, disconnect power, reassemble + scanner in reverse order. Rember performing this magic voids your + warranty, not to mention the fact it is illegal and if the King's + "henchmen" catch you, you mab be severely fined or maby even thrown into + dungeon. +Msg#: 1 *VHF/UHF RADIO* +03-29-88 10:19:30 +From: JOHN STOVER + To: ALL +Subj: BC950 CMT +Newest from Uniden/Bearcat, the BC950 XLT (also know as the BC780XLT) can be +modified for CMT coverage. Cut pin 20 of the main CPU at the PCB and lift it. +Then solder a bridge between pins 19 and 20. This will restore CMT coverage. +PROBLEM: If you have the CTCSS option installed, you will not be able to turn +it off! (The CTCSS option, that is.) If this is OK with you, then go for it, +otherwise consider which you need more, CMT or CTCSS! Also, the only known +difference between the two aforementioned scanners is that the 950 is labeled +(on the box) "Scanner World". Have fun! + + +Date: WEDNESDAY 02/15/89 08:49:47 EDT +From: +Subject: 760XLT MODS +To: whutt!TGC168 (TIMOTHY G CULVER +1 201 386 7187) + +Netlanders: + +Concerning the Uniden Bearcat 760xlt, the mod for the 950xlt does work +to restore lost freq. Disconnect pin 20 of the microprocessor from the +circuit board and connect it to pin 19. I bent the pin slightly and cut +it with the scissors of a swiss army knife then soldered an 1/8 lead +cut from a cap across the pins near the top of the chip. I've yet to +find any problem with this mod. But as always do so at your own risk. +73 Mike WA2E @ K2DLJ +bc760xlt.2 + +cellular restoration + +restores 825-845 and 870-890 mhz on models manufactured during 1989 +(HI code date suffix) or later (bnc antenna connectors). + +1. with power cord disconnected, remove the four cover screws. remove the + top cover only. + +2. locate the SANYO ic (printed upside down with the front of the + radio facing you). a long row of solder pads just above the ic identifies + pins 1-32 of the microprocessor. pin 1 is the left most pad and pin 32 is + the right most pad. your mod will involve pins 19,20,26 and 27. + +3. using a sharp pointed tool, cut the two traces leading to pin 26. + (both above and below). + +4. solder-bridge pins 26 and 27 together. + +5. solder-bridge one end of a 1/2" wire across the two vacant solder pads + adjacent to pins 19 and 20 (short the pins). solder the other end of + this wire to just opposite pin 26 (the other side of the cut trace and + the solder bridge you installed in step 4. + +6. insert the power cord, turn the unit on, press MANUAL, 845., E; if + 845.000 appears, the mod was sucessful. Reassemble. If ERROR appears, + recount the pins you modified and check the cut traces and solder + bridges. + +Ref: see Monitoring Times 2/90 for more info.  \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc890xlt.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc890xlt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a39138b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc890xlt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +BC890XLT + + +BC890XLT-800MHZ FULL RESTORE + +1. REMOVE ALL CABINET SCREWS. +2. REMOVE 4 FACE PLATE SCREWS AND 1 BRACKET SCREW AT CENTER OF MAIN BOARD. +3. CAREFULLY DEPRESS THE OUTSIDE EDGES OF FACEPLATE SHIELD AND TILT DOWN. +4. UNPLUG J4 AND J5 AND RIBBON CONNECTORS J501 J502 AND J503. +5. REMOVE FACEPLATE AND LOGIC BOARD. +6. POSITION BOARD SO MICROPROSSOE CHIP IS ON LEFT AND MEMORY BATTERY ON RIGHT. +7. LOCATE THE 3 CHIP RESISTORS AT CHIPS UPPER RIGHT..MARKED 104 AND + CAREFULLY DESOLDER. +8. INSTALL THE CHIP RESISTOR AT THE 2 EMPTY PADS CLOSEST TO MEMORY BATTERY. +9. REASSEMBLE CAREFULLY IN REVERSE ORDER. +10. TEST BY ENTERING FREQ. AROUND 870 MHZ. + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc950xlt.txt b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc950xlt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8d297bba --- /dev/null +++ b/textfiles.com/hamradio/MODIFICATIONS/bc950xlt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +bc950xlt + +cellular restoration + +restores 825-845 and 870-890 mhz on models manufactured during 1989 +(HI code date suffix) or later (bnc antenna connectors). + +1. with power cord disconnected, remove the four cover screws. remove the + top cover only. + +2. locate the SANYO ic (printed upside down with the front of the + radio facing you). a long row of solder pads just above the ic identifies + pins 1-32 of the microprocessor. pin 1 is the left most pad and pin 32 is + the right most pad. your mod will involve pins 19,20,26 and 27. + +3. using a sharp pointed tool, cut the two traces leading to pin 26. + (both above and below). + +4. solder-bridge pins 26 and 27 together. + +5. solder-bridge one end of a 1/2" wire across the two vacant solder pads + adjacent to pins 19 and 20 (short the pins). solder the other end of + this wire to just opposite pin 26 (the other side of the cut trace and + the solder bridge you installed in step 4. + +6. insert the power cord, turn the unit on, press MANUAL, 845., E; if + 845.000 appears, the mod was sucessful. Reassemble. 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