Nationwide Government and Military Master Frequency List

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FREQUENCY LIST
Scanner Frequencies (Government)

Air Force One (Secret Service), 162.685
Air Force One (Secret Service), 171.235
Air Force One (VIP Flights / Nationwide), 370.3
Air Force One (Grnd to Air Ch E-F/Air x-mit on 415.7), 407.85
Air National Guard, 148.215
Air National Guard (Security Police), 163.4875
Air National Guard (Security Police), 163.485
Army Corp of Engineers (Repeater), 163.415
Army Corp of Engineers (Locks), 163.41
Army Corp of Engineers (Dams), 163.435
A.T.F. (also DEA), 162.285
A.T.F. (WV - KY), 165.285
A.T.F. (WV - KY Main Channel), 165.29
A.T.F. (also Secret Service Ch C), 165.375
A.T.F. (Ch 4), 165.46
A.T.F. (ATF - DEA - Secret Service), 166.405
A.T.F. (Walkie-Talkie), 407.8
CIA, 163.81
CIA, 165.01
CIA, 165.11
CIA, 165.385
CIA, 408.6
CIA (State Dept.), 169.8025
CROWN (White House & AF-1 / FM Voice), 171.2875
Drug Enforcement Agency (also ATF), 162.285
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 1a / Charleston WV), 418.625
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 4 / Charleston WV), 418.675
Drug Enforcement Agency, 163.185
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA / ATF / Secret Service), 166.405
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 1b), 418.8
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 3 Intra-Agency w/ ATF), 418.75
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 5a), 416.05
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 5b / Charleston WV), 418.825
Drug Enforcement Agency (Ch 6 / Charleston WV), 418.95
Drug Enforcement Agency (Charleston WV), 418.975
FBI (Ch 1 WV-PA-KY main channel), 163.925
FBI (Ch 2 Off Repeater), 163.925
FBI (Ch 3 used mostly in Ohio), 163.965
FBI (Charleston / Input to Repeater), 167.475
FBI, 167.425
FBI (Surveillance - Low Power), 167.565
FBI (Surveillance - Low Power), 167.5625
FBI (Aircraft), 120.425
FBI (Walkie-Talkie), 411.025
FBI (Academy at Quantico VA), 149.375
FBI, 7.905
FBI, 9.24
FBI, 10.5
FBI, 149.375
FBI, 163.31
FBI, 163.485
FBI, 163.81
FBI, 163.825
FBI, 163.835
FBI, 163.875
FBI, 163.885
FBI, 163.91
FBI, 163.925
FBI, 163.95
FBI, 163.96
FBI, 163.975
FBI, 163.985
FBI, 164.26
FBI, 164.275
FBI, 164.41
FBI, 164.46
FBI, 165.525
FBI, 166.5
FBI, 167.15
FBI, 167.21
FBI, 167.22
FBI, 167.235
FBI, 167.25
FBI, 167.26
FBI, 167.275
FBI, 167.285
FBI, 167.3
FBI, 167.31
FBI, 167.325
FBI, 167.335
FBI, 167.36
FBI, 167.375
FBI, 167.385
FBI, 167.395
FBI, 167.4
FBI, 167.41
FBI, 167.425
FBI, 167.435
FBI, 167.45
FBI, 167.46
FBI, 167.475
FBI, 167.485
FBI, 167.5
FBI, 167.51
FBI, 167.525
FBI, 167.55
FBI, 167.56
FBI, 167.575
FBI, 167.585
FBI, 167.6
FBI, 167.61
FBI, 167.625
FBI, 167.635
FBI, 167.65
FBI, 167.66
FBI, 167.675
FBI, 167.685
FBI, 167.7
FBI, 167.71
FBI, 167.725
FBI, 167.735
FBI, 167.75
FBI, 167.76
FBI, 167.775
FBI, 167.785
FBI, 167.805
FBI, 167.875
FBI, 167.925
FBI, 167.985
FBI, 168.885
FBI, 406.2
FBI, 406.25
FBI, 406.275
FBI, 406.3
FBI, 406.325
FBI, 406.35
FBI, 406.375
FBI, 406.4
FBI, 406.45
FBI, 408.85
FBI, 408.875
FBI, 408.9
FBI, 408.925
FBI, 408.975
FBI, 409.00
FBI, 409.025
FBI, 409.05
FBI, 409.1
FBI, 409.15
FBI, 409.175
FBI, 409.2
FBI, 409.25
FBI, 411.025
FBI, 411.075
FBI, 412.425
FBI, 412.45
FBI, 412.475
FBI, 412.5
FBI, 412.55
FBI, 412.575
FBI, 413.425
FBI, 413.55
FBI, 413.975
FBI, 414.00
FBI, 414.025
FBI, 414.05
FBI, 414.075
FBI, 414.1
FBI, 414.125
FBI, 414.15
FBI, 414.175
FBI, 414.2
FBI, 414.225
FBI, 414.25
FBI, 414.275
FBI, 414.3
FBI, 414.35
FBI, 414.375
FBI, 414.4
FBI, 414.425
FBI, 414.45
FBI, 414.475
FBI, 414.5
FBI, 414.525
FBI, 414.55
FBI, 414.575
FBI, 415.75
FBI, 417.075
FBI, 417.15
FBI, 417.4
FBI, 417.45
FBI, 417.5
FBI, 417.55
FBI, 419.2
FBI, 419.225
FBI, 419.25
FBI, 419.275
FBI, 419.3
FBI, 419.325
FBI, 419.35
FBI, 419.375
FBI, 419.4
FBI, 419.425
FBI, 419.45
FBI, 419.475
FBI, 419.5
FBI, 419.525
FBI, 419.55
FBI, 419.575
FBI, 467.95
F.C.C. (Repeater Nationwide), 167.05
F.C.C. (100 Watt Monitoring Vans), 41.06
Federal Aviation Adm. (Ch 1 Security), 165.5
Federal Aviation Adm. (Ch 2 Security), 165.66
Federal Aviation Adm., 165.6375
Federal Aviation Adm. (Ch 8), 172.125
Federal Emergency Mgmt. Agency, 142.35
Federal Emergency Mgmt. Agency, 143
GSA Federal Protection Services, 417.2
NASA, 49.83
NASA, 135.6
NASA (Space Shuttle), 171.15
National Park Service (Buses), 40.07
National Park Service (Buses), 40.21
National Park Service (Harpers Ferry WV), 168.425
National Park Service (Portable Base), 408.675
NORAD, 148.94
NORAD (Ch 1), 228.7
NORAD (Ch 2), 233.6
NORAD (Ch 3), 238.7
NORAD (Ch 4), 273.4
NORAD (Ch 5), 278.4
NORAD (Ch 6), 292.8
NORAD (Ch 7), 318.4
NORAD (Ch 8), 338.1
NORAD (Ch 9 / Nationwide Command), 364.2
NTSB (Aircraft Crash Investigations), 165.7625
NTSB (Aircraft Crash Investigations), 166.175
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 165.6625
SAC, 11.243
SAC, 11.246
SAC (Nationwide Command), 311.00
SAC (Broadcast to Aircraft Nationwide), 30.6
Secret Service (Ch P), 164.4
Secret Service (Ch C / also ATF), 165.375
Secret Service (Charleston WV area), 165.785
Secret Service (Ch B / Charleston WV area), 165.79
Secret Service (Ch A), 166.515
Secret Service (Ch M / Dignitaries), 165.21
Secret Service (Ch O), 164.885
Secret Service (Ch Y / Air Force 1), 162.685
Secret Service (also ATF & DEA), 166.405
Secret Service, 162.375
USAF ANG (Fire/Crash Net "Blaze Control"), 163.5125
USAF ANG (Flight Line), 165.1875
USAF ANG (Security Police), 165.1125
USAF ANG (Disaster Net), 163.5875
USAF ANG (Transportation), 165.0125
USAF MARS (Nationwide / input on 143.450), 142.155
U.S. Air Force (also U.S. Army), 173.5875
U.S. Air Force (Emergency Frequency), 406
U.S. Air Force (Special Investigations), 40.17
U.S. Air Force (Special Investigations), 40.19
U.S. Air Force (Customs), 163
U.S. Air Force (SAC Assist Freq.), 311
U.S. Air Force (TAC Assist Freq.), 381.3
U.S. Air Force (Thunderbirds Drill Team), 322.6
U.S. Air Force (OSI), 138.075
U.S. Air Force (OSI), 138.175
U.S. Air Force (Security), 163.5125
U.S. Air Force (SAC Crew Alerting), 413.45
U.S. Air Force (Thunderbirds Ground Support), 413
U.S. Air Force (Thunderbirds Ground Support), 413.025
U.S. Air Force (Air / am), 141.85
U.S. Air Force (Air / am), 142
U.S. Army (also U.S. Air Force), 173.5875
U.S. Army (Aircraft Operations), 41.5
U.S. Army (CID), 412.9
U.S. Army (CID), 413.425
U.S. Army (CID), 413.525
U.S. Army (Civil Disorders), 34.9
U.S. Army (Escort Net), 36.71
U.S. Army (Escort Net), 36.89
U.S. Army (CID), 406.975
U.S. Army (Civil Emergencies), 34.9
U.S. Army (Distress Net), 40.5
U.S. Army (Ground Security / Greenbrier Co.), 149.75
U.S. Army (Ground Security / Greenbrier Co.), 163.84
U.S. Army (Hide-Out / Greenbrier Co.), 149.75
U.S. Army (Hide-Out / Greenbrier Co.), 163.435
U.S. Coast Guard (Enforcement Operations), 353.9
U.S. Coast Guard (Treasury Department), 171.315
U.S. Coast Guard (Search & Rescue), 282.8
U.S. Coast Guard (Aircraft & Ship Emergency), 243
U.S. Coast Guard (Hurricane Hunters), 304.8
U.S. Coast Guard (Kanawha River), 156.975
U.S. Customs (Ch 1 & 2 Repeater / input on 166.4375), 165.2375
U.S. Customs (Ch 5 Repeater / input on 166.5875), 165.4625
U.S. Customs (Ch 4 / Tactical), 165.7375
U.S. Department of Commerce (Charleston WV area), 163.275
U.S. Dept. of Labor (Portables/all areas), 406.2
U.S. Dept. of Labor (Triadelphia WV), 168.35
U.S. Dept. of Transportation (all areas), 165.75
U.S. Dept. of Transportation (all areas), 166.175
U.S. Department of Treasury (WV area), 165.9135
U.S. Department of Treasury (Surveillance), 165.95
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 157.075
U.S. EOD & Nuclear Teams, 49.7
U.S. EOD & Nuclear Teams, 49.8
U.S. Federal Prisons (Ch 1 / Primary), 170.875
U.S. Federal Prisons (Ch 2 / Riots & Escapes), 170.925
U.S. Federal Prisons (Ch 3 / Emergency), 170.65
U.S. Fish & Game, 34.81
U.S. Fish & Game, 34.83
U.S. Government (Computer), 171.075
U.S. Gov't Emergency Hide-Out (Greenbrier Co.), 49.63
U.S. GSA Federal Protection Agency, 417.2
U.S. GSA Federal Protection Agency, 419.175
U.S. Marine Corp (Air Crash Crews), 40.82
U.S. Marshalls (Ch 1), 163.815
U.S. Marshalls (Ch 2), 163.2
U.S. Marshalls (Ch 3 / Car to Car), 164.6
U.S. Marshalls, 162.81
U.S. Marshalls (Aircraft & Mobiles), 163.8125
U.S. Nat'l Parks (Animal Tracking & Radiolocation), 150.0
U.S. Navy (Customs), 165.2385
U.S. Navy (MARS Station / Coal Mtn.), 148.41
U.S. Navy / Marine Corp (MARS), 148.925
U.S. Postal Inspectors (Repeater / Malden Mtn.), 169.85
U.S. State Department, 169.625
U.S. State Department (Security), 169.61
White House Road Staff (Ch 1), 162.825
White House Road Staff (Ch 2 / WV area), 162.855
White House Road Staff (Ch 3), 162.69
White House Staff, 162.85
White House Staff, 167.825
White House (Presidents Limo / Sec. Srvc. Ch "OSCAR"), 164.885
White House (Air Force 1 / Sec. Srvc.), 162.285
White House (Air Force 1 / Sec. Srvc.), 171.235

PLEASE NOTE: Listening to these Frequencies may be
Illegal... Listen at your own Risk!!!!!!!
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
416.375 input - Operations, Cape Cod
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
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

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
414.4000 Long Island, NY
414.4750 reported link, unknown use
414.9500 Washington link for KGB770
419.2750 Washington F1 link 167.400
419.4000 Alexandria, VA link for F3 163.9875

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

166.000r input 167.10 IRS Investigations Ch.1
166.000 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
418.225r 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
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
U.S. Customs

162.8250 Operations
165.2375r input 166.4375 - Operations Ch.1 NY Sector KAE310
input 166.5875 - Operations PA Sector
166.4625 USDT Common - X-Ray Ch.3
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
163.6750r 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
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
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
166.950r 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
411.9250 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


DEPT of HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE

171.2375 New York
411.450r HEW NIH Bethrsda, MD Security

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS


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

TOP SECRET RADIO FREQUENCIES OF All US GOVERNMENT AGENCYS
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 MARSHALS
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. COMMUNICATION COMM.
167.05 MHZ.
BUREAU OF ALCOHOL , TOBACCO & FIRE ARMS
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. F
EDERAL 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 INVESTIGATIONS
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.
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.

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- Secret Radio Frequencies -
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Sandwiched into the gap between the AM and FM dials are
hundreds of secret communications frequencies - some so
secret that no one owns up to them. The usual consumer gear -
AM/FM radios, TVs, CB radios - brings in only a small
portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. To pick up the
secret signals, you need a shortwave receiver - and you need
to know the unlisted frequencies.
Allocation of radio frequencies is quirky. When you flip
the TV dial from channel 6 to channel 7, you unknowingly jump
over the entire FM radio band as well as such exotia as
secret service communications and a special frequency
designated for emergency use during prison riots. The U.S.
government will provide information on unclassified
allocations (those for the Coast Guard, Forestry Service,
weather reports, etc.). But it is quiet about secret
government frequencies and those of mysterious illegal
broadcasters here and abroad.
Many shortwave-radio hobbyists keep track of the secret
frequiences, however. Their findings appear in such
publications as the "Confidential Frequency List" by Oliver
P. Ferrell (Park Ridge, N.J.: Gilfer Associates, 1982
[periodically updated]), "How to Tune in the Secret Shortwave
Spectrum" by Harry L. Helms (Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.: TAB
Books, 1981), and "The 'Top Secret' Registry of U.S.
Government Radio Frequencies" by Tom Kneitel (Commack, N.Y.:
CRB Research, 1981 [periodically updated]). These and similar
publications should be consulted for the most up-to-date
listings. The selection below includes only the most
noteworthy or inexplicable broadcasts.

Air Force One

Many of the in-flight phone calls from Air Force One are
not scrambled and can be picked up by anyone with a shortwave
radio. You just have to watch the newspapers for information
on the presidents travels and listen to the right frequencies
shortly before landing or after takeoff at Andrews Air Force
Base (when calls are less likely to be scrambled
electronically). A presidential phone call is usually
prefaced by a request for "Crown", the White House
communications center.
Air Force One uses several frequencies including those
assigned to Andrews Air Force Base. Transmissions are on
single, usually upper, sideband. These transmissions are
usually secret, but the frequency numbers have long since
leaked out or have been discovered independently. It is
suspected that wire services and TV news operations monitor
them for leads. The reported frequencies (in kilohertz) are:

6731 13201
6756 13215
8967 13247
9018 15048
11180 18027

In addition, 162.685 MHz and 171.235 MHz are secret service
frequencies used for Air Force One communications. The White
House staff uses 162.850 MHz and 167.825 MHz. Secret Service
channel "Oscar", 164.885 MHz, is used for the Presidents
limousine. Air Force Two uses the same Frequencies as Air
Force One.
Although everyone concerned must know that outsiders may
be eavesdropping, conversations are often surprisingly
candid. (shortwave listeners heard the White House staff
urging Air Force Two back to Washington after the 1981
attempt on President Regan's life, complete with reports that
then-secretary of state Alexander Haig was confusing
everybody with his claim of being "in control.") No law seems
to forbid such eavesdropping. Ironically, it is illegal
(section 605 of the communications act of 1934) to reveal
intercepted conversations to anyone else - that being regarded
as the wireless equivalent to wiretapping. Even so, The New
York Times has run snippets of Air Force One conversations.

The Central Intelligence Agency

The CIA and Other Government agencies with clandestine
operations are believed to have dozens of authorized
frequencies, which may be rotated as needed to throw off
eavesdroppers off the track. Call letters are rarely used and
several government agencies may share the same frequencies. A
further, rather thin veneer of security comes from the use of
code words. Government surveillance opperations use a common
code: "Our friend" or "Our boy" is, of course, the person
being followed. "O" is his office. "R" is his residence. A
"Boat" is his car. Once apprehended a suspect is a "Package"
and may be taken away to the "Kennel", the agents'
headquarters. Does this fool anyone? Probably not. Some are
so obvious that it's questionable if they're code words at
all.
Not all U.S. government broadcasts can be identified as
to agency. Conversations are cryptic; letters to the Federal
Communications Commission and Commerce Department bring form
replys. These frequencies (in megahertz) have been identified
with the CIA:

163.81
165.01
165.11
165.385
408.60

Note: I am only going to list a few of the many
frequencies known. More can be obtained from the sources
listed earlier or from the EXCHANGE [904] 878-4413 via
modem.

DEA - Drug Enforcement Administration (MHz)
FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation (MHz)
SS - Secret Service (MHz)

DEA FBI SS
--- --- --
163.185 120.425 162.375 (note that
163.535 149.375 162.685 the frequencys are
165.235 163.835 164.885 usually in bands.
172.00 163.875 165.025 Search each band
172.20 163.985 165.085 for more.)
418.625 167.675 166.405
418.675 168.885 169.625
418.725 406.275 168.45
418.825 408.925 169.925
418.975 419.525 171.235

Morse Code Letter Beacons

Dozens of low-power stations transmit only a letter of
Morse code endlessly. No one, including government agencies
and the International Telecommunications Union, admits to
knowing where the signals are coming from, who is sending
them, or why.
"K" (dash-dot-dash) is the most common letter. Letters
are repeated every two to five seconds, depending on the
station. The stations never identify themselves. The
frequency used for the broadcast shifts slowly with time, so
this list is only an approximate guide:

Frequency (KHz) Letter
--------------- ------

4,005 K
4,466 U
5,306 D and W
5,307 F
5,795 K
5,890 K
5,920 K
6,203 P
6,770 A and N
6,800 F and K
6,806 Q
7,590 W
7,656 W
7,954 K
8,137 U
8,144 K
8,647 F
8,703 E
8,752 K
9,043 K
9,058 U
10,211 U
10,442 E
10,570 K
10,614 F
10,638 K
10,644 D
10,645 F
10,646 R and K
11,156 K
12,151 K
12,185 U
12,329 U
13,328 U
13,637 F
14,478 K
14,587 K
14,967 K
15,656 U
15,700 U
15,705 U
17,015 D
17,016 C
17,017 F
17,018 UE and TA
18,343 K
20,456 E
20,992 O and C

These stations broadcast mostly during the night hours of
North America. They are most often picked up in North
America, Australia, and the Orient. But because of the easy
propagation of shortwave signals, no one is sure where they
are coming from.
An analysis in the Confidential Frequency List holds
that the signals are coming from 25- to 100-watt unattended
transmitters somewhere in the South Pacific. An alternate
theory places the Morse code "beacons" in Cuba. It is known
that there used to be a "W" station operating at 3,584 KHz, a
frequency supposedly reserved for amateur use. When the
American amateurs protested to the Federal Communications
Commission about the interference, the FCC complained to the
Cuban government. The staion disappeared shortly thereafter.
Actually, all of the beacons must be presumed to be
illegal. Shortwave stations are supposed to be registered
with the International Telecommuncations Union; none of those
listed above are. The purpose of the stations is as unclear
as their location. A single letter conveys no information.
There are legitimate navigational beacon stations, which
broadcast their call letters. But such stations are
registered and operate on fixed frequencies from known
locations. Keeping location and frequency information secret
would defeat their purpose.
Maybe, then, the letter beacons are navigational
stations operated for the benefit of a select few. Some think
they are operated by the Soviet Union, in Cuba, for some
military purpose. Still, the globe is crosshatched with
legitimate navigational beacons. It is hard to see what
further navigational aid the Soviets could expect to derive
from their own secret network of beacons.
It has also been suggested that the beacon stations are
really teletype or other data transmission stations and that
the Morse code letters are just a way of keeping the channel
free between transmissions. A few of the stations started
transmitting some sort of data - audible as a characteristic
high-speed typewriterlike sound - in 1980. There are other
ways of keeping a data channel open, though. Most
radioteletype stations transmit the code for space between
transmissions. (The radioteletype code is different from
Morse code.)
Finally, still others think the letter transmissions are
themselves some sort of code. Granted, the letter can't mean
anything, but some wonder if the precise length of the
interval between the letters means somthing. Or the frequency
shifts may hold the message.
The number of Morse code letter stations seems to be
increasing.

Numbers Stations

Well over a hundred "numbers" or "spy" stations have
been reported, all rather closely following a pattern. On the
typical numbers station, the announcer is - or seems to be -
a woman. No one knows who the woman is or where she is
broadcasting from. She speaks Spanish, German, or Korean.
Save for a few words at the begining and the end of the
transmission, the message consists of reandom numbers,
announced in groups of five, four, or, rarely, three digits.
As with the Morse code stations, the numbers stations are all
on unauthorized frequencies. No government or organization
owns up to the broadcasts; offically, at least, the FCC
claims no knowledge of them.
Many of those who have listened to the broadcasts
carefully are convinced that the woman is in fact a robot.
The voice has a mechanical ring, somtimes a click between
each digit. It seems to be the same type of device used by
the telephone company to give the time or to forward phone
numbers.
The exact format of the messages varies with the
language and number of digits per group. With Spanish, five
digit groups, for example, a typical transmission might be:

Atencion 290 22...Atencion 290 22...Atencion 290 22
...65438...34742...23453...23454...29584...24836...
22334...34635...10202...19375...34653...23457...
12345...94532...24643...27543...14795...24568...
75744...74755...87194...63549...Final,final.

Broadcasts are during the night hours of North America
and seem to start shortly after the hour. After the
"Final,final," the transmission stops. It is claimed that a
given transmission is repeated a few minutes later on a
slightly different frequency.
There seems to be no escaping the conclusion that the
messages are numerical code. The second number (22 in the
example) - is the number of digit groups in the message.
There dosen't seem to be any demonstrable significance to the
first number although it probably has some signifigance. Some
think it is an identifying number for the sender or the
receiver. It may also indentify the code used if there is
more than one. Note that the numbers above are only random
(except for 22) and were never really broadcast.
The four-digit transmissions in Spanish are different. A
three-digit number (perhaps that of the sender or receiver)
is repeated several times, followed by the digits 1 through
10. ("uno, dos, tres...") and a string of Morse code dashes.
the word "grupo" is followed by the number of four-digit
groups to come and repeated once - for example, "Grupo 22,
grupo 22." The message - groups of four Spanish numbers -
follows. At the end the voice says, "Repito grupo 22," and
the message repeats. The station goes off the air after the
repeat.
Any attempt to explain these broadcasts is complicated
by numbers broadcasts in other languages. There are also
broadcasts in German, Korean, and English. Occasional
transmissions in Russian, French, Portuguese, and even
Serbo-Croatian are reported. Somtimes a male (mechanical?)
voice reads the numbers. The female robot voice doing English
language broadcasts is often described as having an Oriental
or German accent. Typical of the uncertainty surrounding
numbers stations are the reported English messages prefaced
with a female voice saying "Groups disinformation" and ending
with "End of disinformation." Perhaps the voice machine has a
bad rendering of "This information."
Still other stations transmit messages consisting of
letters from the phonetic alphabet (Alpha, Bravo,
Charlie...). Some spice their broadcasts with music, which
ranges from ethnic tunes to wierd tones that may or may not
conceal a message. Reported frequencies for numbers and
phonetic-alphabet stations include:

F/M = Female/Male
S = Spanish R = Russian
F = French E = English
P = Portuguese C = Czech
SC= Serbo-Croatian G = German

Frequency Male language
(KHz) Female
--------- ------ --------

3060 F S (All are numbers stations
3090 F S unless otherwise noted)
3365 M SC
4640 M S
4642 F F
4670 F S&E Numbers & phonetic
4740 M S&P Interlude from Aida
4770 F G
5020 F S
5075 F S
5110 M C Slavic musical interlude
5812 F S
6770 F S
6790 F S
8875 F S
9040 F S&E
9345 F S
9450 F E + Musical tones
9463 F S
9950 F S
10450 F K
10500 F G
10532 F S
11545 F G
11618 F G
11635 F S
13320 M R
14947 F G
14970 F E + Beep tones
23120 F G
30050 E
30250 E
30420 E
30470 E

Whatever is going on, it's a big operation. Harry L.
Helms' "How to tune in the shortwave spectrum" has a list of
sixty-two stations that includes only those with a female
voice reading five digit codes in Spanish. Much time and
effort are going into the broadcasts. Some numbers stations
transmit on the upper sideband rather than using amplitude
modulation (AM). Signals are usually strong. Because of
ionospheric reflection, they can be picked up over most of
the globe. This makes direction finding difficult.
Two explanations are offered for the numbers stations.
It is rumored that some of the stations are communications
links in the drug traffic between the United States and
Latin America. If so, Spanish is the logical language. The
numerically coded messages could tell where drops are to be
made, how much to expect, and other minutiae that would
change from day to day. Weak support for this comes from some
amateur direction finding, which seems to place many of the
Spanish broadcasts Somewhere south of the United States.
But even those who subscribe to this explanation agree
that other numbers stations, probably most of them worldwide,
are engaged in espionage - governmental or organizational
communication with agents in the field.
Which government? The Spanish stations are usually heard
between 7:00 PM and 6:00 AM Eastern Standard Time. The night
hours are best for clandestine broadcasting as weak signals
propagate farther. So the spanish language broadcasts are
probably coming from a time zone not far removed from Eastern
Standard Time (the EST time zone includes the central
Caribbean, Columbia, Ecuador, and Peru.)
On the basis of signal strengths and broadcast times, it
can be similarly be postulated that the German Stations are
coming from Europe, or maybe Africa, and the Korean stations
are coming from the Orient - oddly enough.
As far as the Spanish stations are concerned, suspision
points to Cuba. In 1975 U.S. listeners reported muffled radio
Havana broadcasts in the background of the Spanish stations.
A station at 9920KHz is said to have used the same theme
music as radio Havana.
But then there are American ham radio operators who
swear that the spanish stations must be in the United States.
"How to Tune the Secret Shortwave Spectrum" tells of
listeners in Ohio who reported four digit numbers stations
coming in stronger than anything else on the dial execpt for
a 50 kilowatt broadcast band station a few miles distant.
Similar reports come from the Washingtom, D.C., area.
Probably the simplest of all the many possible
explanitions is that the Spanish stations are opperated by
Cuba for the benefit of Cuban agents in the United States.
The Radio Havana Broadcasts in the background would have been
a mistake. The engineer was listening to radio Havana and
forgot the mike was on, or maybe radio Havana and some of the
numbers stations share facilities and the signals got mixed.
The local quality broadcasts heard in the U.S. could be Cuban
agents reporting back to Havana. Each agent would have his
own mechanical voice setup. Not that you can carry around a
50000 watt transmitter in your pocket.
The actual explanation may not be the simplest, though.
According to Helms, some shortwave listeners believe that the
four and five digit number transmissions are totally differnt
opperations. The four digit transmissions, at least some of
which seem to originate in the United States, may be the work
of the U.S. government. Only the five-digit transmissions may
come from Latin America - and may be associated with local
governments or U.S. foreign agents. Harry L. Helms
speculates that the United States may have faked the radio
Havana background just to divert suspission from an American
espionage operation.
Any glib explanation of the numbers stations is further
challenged by another incident Helms cites. An unnamed
listener was receiving a five digit numbers broadcast in
Spanish. At the end of the broadcast, the station
accidentally (?) stayed on the air, and faint female voices
were heard reading numbers in German and English. If the
report was accurate, then the numbers stations could be the
work of one worldwide operation. Choice of language could be
arbitrary. Whatever his or her native tounge, an agent need
only need learn ten words of, say, Korean in order to receive
a numerical broadcast in Korean.
No one willing to talk has broken the code or codes used
for the transmissions. If the codes are sophisticated enough
it may be pointless to even try. A random four or five digit
number added to each number in the group will scramble the
code. The numbers would have to be agreed upon before
transmission. If a different number is used for each number
block and if they are not repeated it is mathematically
impossible for outsiders to break the code.
At 3820KHz there is a four-note electronic tune. At
12700KHz there is a plaintive, twenty-one-note, flutelike
melody. At 15507 KHz there are beeps.
The EXCHANGE serves as a message base for exchanging
information dealing with radio frequencies. If you wish to
post the frequencies from your area (confidential or not),
get frequencies for other areas, post sample broadcasts,
reveal the coding method or purpose of these broadcasts, or
just talk to a friendly bunch of guys and gals feel free to
call.

The EXCHANGE : (904) 878 - 4413..24HRS..300/1200/2400 baud
(Modem only, of course)

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How To Find Out More Government Radio Frequencies
HOW DO YOU FIND THESE SCANNER FREQUENCIES?

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I am often asked, "How do you find these frequencies?"
This article answers the question in various sections:

Books
Magazines
Government Records
Web Sites
Federal Radio Stations
Radio Clubs
Do Your Own Sleuthing
What Makes Station Identification Difficult?
Examine the FCC License on Premise
Examine the Labels on Radio Equipment
Examine the Antenna to Determine Frequency Band
Equipment to Determine Frequency Usage
How Can I Determine To Whom I'm Listening? - An Example
Summary
Addresses

Books

The most convenient source of fire and police frequencies
is the Police Call Plus, published each year in 9 regional
volumes by Hollins Radio Data, and sold at Radio Shack and
larger book stores for under $13. Police Call Plus is
basically a computer printout of FCC license information in
the fire, police, local government, and conservation
services in two lists: by licensee name within state, and
by frequency. A few pages of local airport and
non-sensitive federal government frequencies are included.
Selected business frequencies are listed, too, but without
callsigns and other details.

I highly recommend Richard Barnett's book, Monitor America,
published by Scanner Master Corp. A 3rd edition is
available from Grove Enterprises http://www.grove-ent.com
for about $30. It is crammed full of police, 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 Radio
Communications Monitoring Association (RCMA), now defunct
.
Monitor America contains detailed communications system
profiles and precinct 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 Plus, which gives a more sterile, but
uniform treatment of licensees, listing even the smallest
of towns.

Scanner Master also publishes regional frequency guides for
Illinois, Florida, Virginia, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and
other states.

Aeronautical frequencies are covered in the Aeronautical
Frequency Directory, written by Bob Coburn, W1JJO.
Although most of the information is about civilian
aviation, Bob included sections on military mid-air
refueling and CAP. The 401 page third edition is available
from Official Scanner Guides (P.O. Box 525-NS, Londonderry,
NH 03053). The same publisher sells the Maritime Frequency
Directory and frequency guides for several New England
states. Some of these books are available through Radio
Shack, too.

The longstanding source of sensitive US government
frequencies is still Tom Kneitel's Top Secret Registry of
US Government Radio Frequencies. Published by CRB
Research, the 8th edition is available from Grove
Enterprises for about $22. Kneitel's book contains
frequency listings for NASA, military, FBI, Secret Service,
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 frequency
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% accurate, but is a good
book for this difficult to obtain information.

Tab Books Master Frequency File, first edition, written by
James Tunnell and Robert Kelty, lists federal agencies and
frequencies and deserves a read. However, there are no
military listings and many pages are devoted to appendices
and references which contain no frequency listings. The
space would be much better used by a combined federal
frequency list sorted by frequency.

Magazines

Although national in circulation, local frequency
information is sometimes available in Grove's Monitoring
Times and the sensationalistic Popular Communications
magazines.

Government Records

Every year, the US Government sells FCC license
information, in the form of microfiche, floppy disk, and
magnetic tape, to the public through the US Department of
Commerce National Technical Information Service (NTIS).

These lists contain license information for the industrial
(e.g. Illinois Armored Car, Pinkerton's Security, Joe's
Towing, etc.), highway maintenance, commercial broadcast,
aviation, common carrier, and maritime services, as well as
for police and fire. For more info call NTIS at 703-487-
4630.

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. Grove no longer sells
microfiche, but sells information on CDROM instead.

You can query FCC databases directly from this web page:
http://www.fcc.gov/searchtools.html

The FCC has an agreement with PerCon (tel. 716-386-6015), a
private company, to sell FCC license information to the
public on both floppy disks and CDROMs. You can buy the
full license information for a multi state region or a less
detailed license database covering the the entire USA on
CDROM for about $100.

The PerCon Spectrum CDROM sells for under $30 and contains
a handful of fields for every FCC license in the US.
However, Public Safety license information contained in the
Winter 1996 Spectrum doesn't appear as up to date as in the
1997 Police Call Plus.

Spectrum works in DOS, Windows, and Mac environments. One
can try restricted sample searches of the Spectrum CD for
free via PerCon's web page at
http://www.perconcorp.com/db_srch.htm .

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.

As I have already done for hundreds of radio enthusiasts,
companies, government agencies, and organizations across
the country since 1994, I will locate FCC licensed and
selected FAA and CAP transmitter sites in an area of your
choice, in any state, and produce a custom RadioMap(TM)
report, including a beautiful 11" by 17" scaled color map,
protected by plastic. The map is marked with transmitter
sites, cities, highways, airports, military installations,
national parks, etc. See http://www.megsinet.com/~parnass
for a sample.

RadioMap has been advertised monthly in Monitoring Times
magazine since 1995. The graphical nature of RadioMap
allows you to identify antenna sites and visualize the
transmitter locations in your neighborhood, near your
office, and other places of interest -- from VLF through
microwave. The report lists frequencies, callsigns, and
licensee names. RadioMap covers police, fire, local
government, TV, business, industry, common carrier,
railroad, trucking, and many more types of transmitter
sites, excluding ham radio stations. Wireline and
nonwireline cellular phone and AM/FM broadcast transmitter
sites are clearly marked using unique color icons.

Industrial customers use RadioMap reports to survey the
"radio environment" prior to installation of radios and
wireless microphones at customer sites. RadioMap is used
by the maritime and broadcast industries, as well as ham
radio operators to solve intermod interference problems,
and has been very favorably reviewed in RCMA Scanner
Journal, American Scannergram, and USSN.

The RadioMap processes and software are unique and
proprietary. Unlike "more tame" maps, RadioMap shows the
locations of military bases, ammunition plants, arsenals,
weapons factories, and other military installations.

For a flat fee, you choose the center location, and I
choose the range, depending on transmitter site density:

suburbs: 5 mile range (100 sq. mi. area)
rural areas: 10 or more miles (400 sq. mi. area)
dense urban area: 1 - 2 mile range

Longer ranges for additional charge - call for pricing.

A custom RadioMap report costs $24.95 plus $5.00 shipping
and handling. For an additional $10.00, the deluxe report
includes and extra index sorted by frequency and a custom
frequency allocation histogram, a 0 - 1,000 MHz "spectrum
analyzer-like" display showing spectrum usage by the
transmitters in the map coverage area. Send check or money
order payable to Bob Parnass for $29.95 for standard or
$39.95 for deluxe RadioMap report with histogram and
additional index by frequency. Include your name, address,
and telephone number, along with center location (nearest
intersection of 2 streets, or latitude & longitude) and
mail to: Bob Parnass, 2350 Douglas Road, Oswego, IL 60543.
tel. (630)554-3839 6-10 PM central time. For a brochure,
send SASE.

Web Sites

If you have access to the World Wide Web, you can visit
dozens of sites with local frequency lists. You can look
up civilian aero frequencies for specific airports at:
http://www.airnav.com/airports/.

Other frequency web sites include:
http://w5gb.nmsu.edu/kc5kto/,
http://www.fordyce.org/scanning/, and
http://www.scannerway.8m.com.

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' information about
federal government radio stations under the Freedom of
Information Act (FOIA). (See "The Government Giveth, the
Government Taketh Away", by Richard Prelinger, in
Monitoring Times, July 1982.)

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 'classified'.
(See "AFIO and the FOIA", by Bob Grove, in Monitoring
Times, September 1982.)

For a reason unknown to this author, the government
released a 1984 vintage set of frequencies allocated 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.

Two way radio equipment formerly used by the armed forces
often appears for sale at hamfests. Less often, Secret
Service and FBI radios appear there from time to time, too.
When you see such equipment, look over the radio for a
frequency label and write down the frequencies stamped on
the crystals or channel elements. Make note of any service
or property tags which specify the agency or military base
which used the equipment.

Radio Clubs

One of the best parts of the hobby is sharing it with other
radio buffs. Trading information with other hobbyists
about frequencies, communication systems, and receiving
equipment is more valuable than a pile of magazines.

Since the early 1960s, I had been an amateur radio
operator, and belonged to amateur radio clubs, but I never
realized there were any scanner clubs! In 1983, I joined
the world's largest scanner club, the Radio Communications
Monitoring Association (RCMA), now out of business. There
are several regional scanner clubs, spun off from the
former RCMA, which hold regular meetings.

Another club which prints sensitive federal frequencies is
the All Ohio Scanner Club. I enjoy its bimonthly
publication, 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.

More information is available on the WWW page
http://aosc.rpmdp.com and from:

All Ohio Scanner Club
50 Villa Road
Springfield, OH 45503


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, to compile frequency lists, then monitor
the listed frequencies to confirm that they are
really in use. 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.

Most listeners use a combination of both approaches.


In most instances, FCC rules require radio users to
identify their operations with FCC assigned call letters.
Police and fire departments, especially those with trained
radio dispatchers, seem particularly conscientious 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
nondescriptive "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 identity.

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 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.

If you don't have a VOX recorder, consider a device like
the NiteLogger II tape recorder controller, made by
Benjamin Michael Industries. It connects simply between
scanner and recorder and contains sound activation
circuitry to trigger the recorder.

The following examples illustrate techniques I've used to
derive new frequency information.


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.


Frequency information is engraved on labels on the back of
many walkie-talkies, or inside the battery compartment,
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 or P-Touch tape
labels embossed with frequencies or call letters glued to
the front of base stations.

You can make your own opportunities for eyeing the
equipment or take advantage of "open house" events. If
information 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 over a dozen
frequencies.

Hobbyists are urged to exercise a modicum of restraint and
good judgment. In New Jersey, a radio technician/hobbyist
called to service a transmitter in a county building,
noticed a new unattended repeater installation 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 Service, and opening the access
door could have activated a "tamper alarm"!

The tech was skating on thin ice. He had nobody's
permission to tamper with that equipment.

Another source of frequency information is as close as your
nearest Radio Shack store. Some Radio Shack stores make a
local frequency list available to assist their scanner
customers. Be sure to ask. Stores located in shopping
malls almost always know the mall security frequencies. I
often check the frequencies programmed into the floor model
scanners, too.

Examine the Antenna to Determine Frequency Band

You can often determine a transmitter's frequency band by
the size and type of antenna used.

The Police Call Plus book contains sketches of antennas.
Antenna catalogs are crammed full with antenna pictures and
specifications and they are usually free. Contact Antenna
Specialists (216-349-8400), Cushcraft (603-627-7877),
Tessco (800-472-7373), Maxrad, Larsen Electronics (800-
426-1656), and other companies in the land mobile equipment
business.


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. Some models, including the Radio Shack PRO-2035,
ICOM R7000/R7100, Bearcat 2500XLT, and Bearcat 250, 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 disconnected 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, another spectrum analyzer connected to a
receiver IF stage, 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! (one may use FCC license
microfiche, described earlier, to identify stations using
call letters.) Transmissions were short and infrequent, so
it was decided to tape record all transmissions on this
frequency for several days to determine the station's
identity.

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 supplied power
to the recorder only during radio transmissions, 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. During 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 (XYZ is a pseudonym for the
actual licensee name.)
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 manufacturer.
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.

Addresses

Grove Enterprises
7540 Highway 64 West
Brasstown, NC 28902.
tel (828)837-9200
order line (800)438-8155

Official Scanner Guides
P.O. Box 525-NS
Londonderry, NH 03053.
tel (603)432-2615
order line (800)351-7226

Scan America
430 Garner Drive,
Suffield, OH 44260-1557

Scanner Master,
PO Box 428
Newton Highlands, MA 02161.
telephone 1-800-722-6701.

Secret Service Frequencies 1/30 & 1/31/2002
Bold Frequencies actually heard.
Frequency (AM) Description
32.2300 WHCA Transportation
166.5125 Escort and security
165.7875 Field Offices/Escorts
165.3750 Field Offices Primary/Command post
169.9250 WHCA vans/Phone Patch/Marine Service Detail
407.8500 Airforce 1 Phone Patch Uplink
415.7000 Airforce 1 Phone Patch Downlink
166.4000 Field Office 'Charlie' Repeater Input
165.6875 WHCA VP Staff/Garage
166.2125 Presidential Protection
167.9000 WHCA VP Staff/Garage
170.0000 Camp David Paging
167.8250 Phone Duplex
168.7875 Phone Duplex
165.2125 VIP Protection
166.7000 Whitehouse Staff
164.8875 Presidential Protection (Primary)
164.4000 Field Office/Whitehouse Partimeter Patrols
166.7000 White House Staff
166.4000 'Xray' Repeater Input
165.5125 Whitehouse Staff/Pagers
165.0875 Airforce 1 Communications
361.6000 Airforce 1 Communications
167.0250 Paging - this did sound like normal paging signals
166.4625 Treasury Common
407.8500 Limousines
408.4500 Limousines
415.7500 WHCA-Training division
414.8000 WHCA-Training/protective support divisions
415.8000 WHCA-Protective support division
415.6750 WHCA-Communications division
419.0750 WHCA-Communications division
415.6750 WHCA-Executive protection division
414.9500 WHCA-Executive protection division
414.8500 WHCA-Foreign Mission divisions
414.8500 WHCA-Uniformed division
415.9750 WHCA-Foreign Mission/Uniformed divisions
414.6750 WHCA-Uniformed/Technical security divisions
418.1500 WHCA-Uniformed/Technical security divisions
419.7250 WHCA-Technical security division
163.7375 Secret Service
46.7500 Helicopter ops/transport (primary)
46.7000 Helicopter ops (secondary)
46.8000 Helicopter ops (alternate)
34.3500 VIP transport net
375.0000 Transport
142.7500 Command post
265.8000 Squadron common
407.8500 Limousines (local-DC)(duplex)
408.4500 Limousines (local-DC)(duplex)
408.0000 F1 RF Alarm
411.0000 F2 RF Alarm
408.5000 F3 Tracker (F1)
408.9750 F4 Tracker (F2)
406.2625 Wireless body microphones

Ham Radio: Frequency Lists
A major part of Ham Radio is scanning different frequencies, and one of the most popular kinds
of Ham Radio textfiles are lists of interesting frequencies to try. They range from the mundane
(allocations of different bands) to very specific in use by police, fire departments, amusement
parks, etc. If you have a ham radio, it must be very interesting indeed.
Filename Size
Description of the Textfile

101n2l.ham 146785 Artificial Satellite Orbital Elements in NORAD "2-line" Format
152-440.txt 30067 Scanner Frequencies 152 - 440 MHz
25-152.txt 27314 Scanner Frequencies 25 - 152 MHz (Ohio)
440-1300.txt 28267 Scanner Frequencies 440 - 1300 MHz (Ohio)
800-1300.txt 6956 An 800-1300mhz Listening Guide
800-
1300doc.ham
7040 The 800-1300mhz Listening Guide
800-900.txt 2531 Frequency Allocations for the 806-960 MHz Band
800-900xxx.ham 2540 Frequency Allocations for the 806-960mhz Band
800mhz.txt 7296 800 MHz Frequency Guide by john Mccolman
900fone.txt 667 900MHz Phone Frequencies
af1freq.ham 4387 Unclassified USDCA Frequencies
af1freq.txt 4385 United States Defense Communication Agency Frequencies Index Unclassified
air95.txt 109127 A List of Airline Frequencies (1995)
air_emer.txt 2879 Aircraft Emergency Frequencies (VHF) by John (Topol) Johnson KWV8BP
airfone.ham 3889 Airfone Frequencies by John Johnson
airfonef.req 14499 What Frequencies are Used for the Air Fone Air to Ground
airforce.ham 2084 U.S. Air Force - Special Air Missions - H.F. Radio Frequencie
airforce.txt 2157 U.S. Air Force - Special Air Missions - H.F. Radio Frequencies
airlnfrq.txt 4629 Frequencies for Phun #1 by Sir Francis Drake
airports.txt 258827 A List of Airport Locations and Frequencies
airshow.ham 3165 Monitoring Air Shows, by John Johnson
airshow.txt 2336 Monitoring Airshows: A List of Frequencies
all.txt 175456 A List of Atlanta, GA Frequencies
alldba.ham 175454 Large list of Coast Guard and Army Frequencies
anarc1.txt 6619 Radio Netherlands Winter 1990 Broadcast Schedule
anarc10.txt 3203 BRT Internation Winter 1990 List
anarc2.txt 15587 Radio Netherlands Programme Information Release for August-October 1990
anarc4.txt 18401 Deutsche Welle Frequency and Program Schedule (September 30, 1990)
anarc5.txt 13953 Voice of America Transmission Schedule (September 30th 1990 - March
1991)
anarc6.txt 1700 Radio Canada International English Language Schedule (March 25th-
September 29th, 1990)
anarc7.txt 24149 BBC World Service Information
anarc8.txt 6677 Radio Sweden (S-105 10 Stockholm)
anarc9.txt 1529 Radio Beijing Times and Frequencies of English Broadcasts
atlair.txt 1658 Atlanta-Hartsfield International Airport Frequency Guide
atlairdoc.ham 2048 Atlanta-Hartsfield Internation Airport Frequency Guide
azforestfrq.ham 2014 Frequencies for Forest Services in Arizona
azstate.txt 3280 Arizona State Frequencies DPS
azstatefrq.ham 3368 Arizona State Frequencies
b-ems.ham 3289 Boston EMS Frequencies and Call Signs
bandlist.txt 7168 FREQUENCIES: Shortwave Frequencies Band Guide
batf.txt 783 FREQUENCIES: The BATF / Treasury
bbcskedw91.ham 104170 BBC World Service: Winter 1991 Schedule
bc200205xlt.phk 4417 Bearcat 200/205XLT Cellular Phone Frequency Restoration
bcfreq.txt 86012 Frequencies List for British Columbia, Parts of Alberta, and Washington State
bcfreqlst.ham 86016 Frequency List for British Columbia and Washington State
bealeafb.txt 2674 Beale Air Force Base (Marysville, CA)
blimp.txt 2711 The Goodyear Blimp Frequencies
bostonems.ham 3214 Boston EMS Frequencies
bostonfm.txt 4041 Boston FM Radio Reception Report, by Weld Pond (August 8, 1992)
bpd.ham 1251 Boston Police Department Frequencies
bug.ham 2541 Frequencies used by Wireless Microphones, Transmitters, Bugging, etc.
bug.txt 2492 Frequencies Used by Wireless Microphones, Transmitters, Bugging Devices,
Surveillance, Etc.
bugging.ham 5120 Bugging Frequencies
bugging.txt 11264 Scanner Frequency Listings (January 1992) by John Johnson of the Hotline
MBBS
busch.ham 6884 Busch Gardens Theme Park in Tampa, Florida
busch.txt 6731 Busch Gardens Theme Park in Tampa, Florida Frequencies and Codes
cabellco.txt 13124 Scanner Radio listings of Cabell County, West Virginia
cal-fed.txt 6446 Federal Frequencies for California
caplst.ham 1024 CAP Frequencies
car-race.txt 8885 A List of Frequencies Compiled from Several Sources
car-racelst.ham 9088 Frequencies used by Famous Race Car Drivers
catvfreq.txt 16076 CATV Channel Frequencies in the USA (July 28, 1992)
catvstd.txt 5632 CATV Frequency Allocation Chart for the USA
cellfone.txt 180329 Cellular Phone Channel Construction
cellular.ham 5968 800-1300mhz Listening Guide
cellular.txt 5885 800-1300 MHz Listening Guide for Mobile, IN
chartswl.ham 4409 A Handy Shortwave Chart
chaswvls.txt 40192 Scanner Guide for the Charleston, WV Area
chicag.txt 2971 Chicago Area Frequencies
chicagfrq.ham 2982 Chicago Area Frequencies 08/21/90
chips.txt 7262 Scanning the CHIPS: The Latest Update on the California Highway Patrol
System, by Rick Maslay (September 1990)
chp-1.txt 5818 California Highway Patrol
chp-1lst.ham 5888 California Highway Patrol
cia.txt 2197 Collection of Government Radio Frequencies
cincinat.ham 22970 Over 300mhz Frequency List: Concinnati
cincinat.txt 22824 Over 30MHz Frequency List: Cincinnati
cityfreq.ham 4597 Monitoring the Public Safety Communications of the City of Fairfax
cltscan.ham 4480 Scanner Frequencies for Local Charlotte Area
cltscan.txt 4403 Scanner Frequencies for Local Charlotte Area
cord.txt 5595 Cordless Phone Frequencies by John Johnson KWV8BP
cordfreq.txt 1863 A Collection of Cordless Phone Frequencies
cordinfo.txt 3998 On Cordless Phone Reception
cordless 1851 New Cordless Telephone Frequency Listings, from The Exchange RBBS (1986)
cordless.frq 1902 New Cordless Telephone Frequency Listings
cordless.ham 5711 Cordless Phone Frequencies by John Johnson
cordless.txt 2233 Frequencies for the New Cordless Phones
county.txt 10445 Master Frequency List of County Law Enforcement in South Carolina
countylst.ham 8590 Master Frequency List of County Law Enforcement in South Carolina
crdlss.ham 391 Frequencies used by Cordless Telephones
cruise.ham 3687 Frequencies for Ship monitoring
crw.txt 9848 Frequency List for the Kanawha County, WV Area
crwfrq.ham 9984 Frequency List for the Kanawha County, WV, area
ctpdplfrq.ham 6534 List of PL tones used for Police in Connecticut
customs3.ham 5777 US Customs/DEA/USCG HF Radio System Frequencies
customs3.txt 5732 US Customs/DEA/USCG HF Radio System Frequencies
darke.txt 1115 List of Frequencies for Darke, Colorado
deafreq.txt 698 A List of Frequencies for the DEA in the South Boston Area
dealist.ham 1536 Frequencies used by the U.S. Customs Services and the DEA
detpolicfrq.ham 11959 Michigan Frequencies
disney.txt 1576 Scanner Frequencies for Walt Disney World, Florida
disneyca.ham 2717 Disneyland (Anaheim) Radio Frequencies
disneyca.txt 2520 Disneyland (Anaheim, CA) Radio Frequencies
disneylst.ham 1664 Walt Disney World Frequencies
dmafbfre.ham 3425 Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Frequencies
dmafbfre.txt 3149 Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
dsmfrq.ham 704 Frequencies from the Des Moines Area
epafreq.ham 1517 Evironmental Protection Agency Frequency List
epafreq.txt 1232 Evironmental Protection Agency
epfreq.txt 9826 Scanner Radio Frequencies for the El Paso Area
epfreqprn.ham 10112 Scanner Radio Frequencies for the El Paso Area
facsfac.ham 815 Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility
fastfood.ham 1247 Fast Food frequencies
fastfood.txt 1242 Fast Food Frequencies
fbidoc.ham 2048 FBI Frequencies
fbima.ham 737 FBI Frequencies in Massachusets
fccalloc.ham 8400 The Frequency Spectrum as Allocated by the FCC by John Johnson, KWV8BP
fccalloc.txt 8097 The Frequency Spectrum, as Allocated by the FCC
federal.txt 19855 Federal Government Frequency List
federalfreq.txt 18946 The Federal Government Frequency List (June 15, 1992)
fedfile.ham 20480 Scanner Frequency Listings: Federal Frequencies, by John Johnson
fedfile.txt 20299 Scanner Frequency Listings: Federal Frequencies
fedfreny.ham 2168 Federal Scanner Frequencies for New York
fedfreny.txt 1676 Federal Listings for New York
fedzralham.ham 19620 Federal Government Frequency Lists, 1992
ffood.ham 12134 Dining Frequencies in illinois
ffood.txt 11982 Dining Frequencies by Illinois
firefreq.ham 5136 Fire Service Scanning Frequencies by John Johnson
firefreq.txt 4884 Fire Service Scanning Frequencies
fleetsat.ham 2960 USAF/USN SatcommChannels
fleetsat.txt 2613 USAF / USN Satcomm Channels v.3
freq.ham 11872 Scanner Frequency Listings by Topol
freq.txt 10831 Federal Frequencies
freq.va 96768 A Large List of Virginia Frequencies
freq0-30.ham 4736 Mobile Frequency Allocations
freq1.txt 4616 FREQUENCIES: Secret Service VHF Radios
freq2.txt 5552 A Numerical Listing of Every Known Secret Service Frequency
freqdea.ham 712 Drug Enforcement Agency Frequencies by the 716 Strike Force and Mad
Phoneman
freqdea.txt 712 Drug Enforcement Agency Frequencies by the 716 Strike Force and Mad
Phoneman
freqfind.ham 22247 How do you Find these Scanner Frequencies? By Bob Parnass
freqfind.txt 23252 How Do You Find These Scanner Frequencies? By Bob Parnass (December 13,
1989)
freqlst.ham 28886 CW Shore Station and WX List
freqs.hac 3712 Scanner/Radio Frequencies, by Astro Zombie
freqs.ham 90029 Scanner Frequencies Revised 03-16-91
freqs.txt 90010 Scanner Frequencies: 29.600 - 1292.020 MHz (Ohio)
freqshi.txt 177322 Frequencies in FREQSHI Database
freqshirpt.ham 177334 Frequencies in FREQSHI Database - 26 May 1990
freqsour.ham 5110 Scanner Frequency Guide Sources
freqsour.txt 4914 Scanner Freuqncy Guide Soirces
govsfreq.txt 3644 Scanner Frequencies of the Government
govt.txt 16324 Frequencies for Federal Agencies Along the East Coast
govt1.txt 64314 Frequency Database Report from the Night Owl EBBS
greene.txt 2471 A List of Frequencies in Greene, Colorado
greenefrq.ham 1806 Greene County Frequencies
gta.ham 3112 Nationwide Ground to Air Stations by The Prowler
gulf.ham 2688 Gulf Frequencies
gvtfrq.txt 12838 The Governmental Frequency List for FM/AM/VHF
hamband.ham 3472 Amateur Frequency Privilege Chart as of Jan 1, 1990
hambands 2351 FREQUENCIES: Bandwidths - SSB 2.5 kHz (2.4 kHz actual), AM 5 kHz, FM-
Narrow 15 kHz
hamprivs 6169 FREQUENCIES: Ham Radio VHF and UHF Frequencies
hawaii.ham 3061 Monitoring the Federal Government Frequencies of Hawaii
hfantsdoc.ham 12256 High Frequencies by JD Delancy
hi-scan.ham 1536 Frequencies for the island of Oahu (Honolulu, Hawaii)
hurfreq.ham 3436 Frequencies of interest during hurricane season
indy500.ham 1253 Confirmed Frequencies from the Indy 500 Time Trials (May 9-10, 1992)
intcol4doc.ham 15360 The Allocation Guide for 0-1300mhz
interpol.txt 889 The radio frequencies of INTERPOL
janet1.txt 968 FREQUENCIES: Janet N Numbers
janet2.txt 930 FREQUENCIES: Janet Handoff Frequencies
jas.txt 26752 JAS-1 Operating Frequencies by JSiUKR
kansascy.ham 1784 Scanner Frequencies for Kansas City
ky-freq.ham 1920 Kentucky List of Frequencies
lbmilita.ham 11757 Low Band Military Aero Scanning
logan.ham 3059 Boston: logan Airport Frequencies
malls.ham 11435 Shopping Mall Frequency List for States A-T
manual.txt 8669 DOCUMENTATION: The Grove Frequency Database Version 2.0 (1992)
marine.ham 2930 Marine Frequencies
marine.txt 29673 Marine HF Frequency List
maritime.ham 4262 United States Coast Guard and Maritime Mobile in the VHF Band
mass_fiw.ham 8243 102nd Fighter Intercept Wing
mbta.ham 2116 MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority)
mcdonald.frq 40770 The Frequency List for McDonalds
miamifrq.ham 2479 Miami Frequencies
michiganfrq.ham 32462 Michigan Frequencies
mideast.ham 49169 Iraq/Kuwait War Broadcast Radio Frequencies
mikes.ham 12557 Wireless Theatre Microphones
mil-uhf.ham 10401 Military Frequencies and Ect.
milair.ham 1152 Military Airforce Frequencies
milbands.ham 2207 VHF/UHF Military Band Allocations
milfrq.txt 4881 FREQUENCIES: Military Frequencies
military.txt 13821 A List of Military Aviation Frequencies
militaryuhf.ham 11392 UHF Military Frequency List
miscfreq.ham 1091 Government Frequencies: Various
monitori.ham 7680 Favorites for Monitoring
montfrq.ham 6313 Colorado and Montana Frequencies
more-mi.ham 27550 Brighton, Michigan Frequencies
myrtle.ham 2132 Mytle Beach Frequencies
nasa.txt 1285 List of Frequencies Believed to be Used by NASA
nasalogo.ham 17920 NASA Shuttle Mission Logo Descriptions - Chronological Order by Launch
nascar.txt 5707 1990 NASCAR Winston Cup-Busch Grand National Radio Frequencies
nash-tn.ham 3456 Nashville Tennessee Area Scanner Frequencies
nationfr.ham 4369 National Frequencies
nefbi.ham 5376 List of FBI Frequencies in the New England Area
neohio.ham 65024 Northeast Ohio Radio Frequencies
nevadafrq.ham 39936 Scanner Frequencies for Las Vegas, Nevada
nhmamepd.ham 2688 Massachusetts Frequencies for State Police
noradfre.ham 634 North American Aerospace Defense (NORAD) Frequencies
northill.ham 2433 Northeastern Illinois Frequencies
ntscfreq.txt 4972 North American Television Channels and Frequencies per NTSC Standards by
Weld Pond
nucreg.ham 2409 Nuclear Regulatory Commission Frequencies
nymariti.ham 12973 New York Maritime VHF Frequencies
nypdsca.ham 3290 NYC Metro Area Public Service Frequencies
nyrail.ham 2048 NYC Metro Area Railroad and Transit Police
offuttaf.ham 1950 Military Frequencies at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska
ohiofed-.ham 1582 Confirmed Central Ohio Federal Frequencies
oregonsp.ham 6587 Oregon State Police High Band Repeater Frequencies
paging.ham 6313 Paging Frequencies, by John Johnson
phxairfrq.ham 2018 Phoenix Area Aviation Frequencies
pittfreq.ham 9344 City of Pittsburgh Channel Configuration
police3lst.ham 1408 Fast List of Atlanta Frequencies
police4lst.ham 2176 Atlanta Police Codes
presfreq.ham 1645 U.S. Secret Service President Security Frequencies
presfreq.txt 4324 Which White House Circuits have been Secured?
presidentfreq.txt 1628 US Secret Service President Security Frequencies
pugetsnd.ham 15990 Puget Sound Frequencies
racing.fre 6122 Scanning Car Race Frequencies by Topol
racing.ham 7694 Scanning Car Races
radio.frq 10440 Table of Authorized Emissions in the Amateur Service (May 22, 1983)
raildoc.ham 5120 Discrete Railroad Allocation Guide
rcmaseptpt1.ham 48896 RCMA Journal Issue 188 September 1991
rcmaseptpt3.ham 99328 RCMA Journal Frquency list
redcrosssc1.ham 3588 Red Cross Broadcasting Service
rochestr.ham 61333 Rochester, NY Active Frequencies
s-svc.txt 3457 Codes, Channels, and Frequencies of the Secret Service
samnad.txt 1688 Frequency Assignments for Wireless Systems Manufactured by Samson, Inc.
san-d-2.ham 6136 San Diego Police Regional Radio Code Frequencies
sardoc.ham 5715 Air Force Communications Command and Aerospace Rescue Service
(Frequencies)
satelfre.ham 4389 Satellite Frequencies List
satelite.txt 3322 Satellite Frequencies, Edited and Compiled by Sir Francis Drake
satfreq2.txt 19043 Amateur Satellite Frequency Guide Including UO-9, AO-10, UO-11, FO-12, RS-
10, RS-11 and P3C Rev 2.0 (June 26, 1987)
satfreqs.txt 1908 Amateur Satellites: Frequencies and Modes (September 12, 1996)
satlist.txt 19584 Amateur Satellite Frequency Guide by WA2LQQ for AMSAT North America
(2.0, June 26, 1987)
scan-allvol.ham 9237 Scan All! A Frequency Guide by Adam Gott (August 1989)
scan.txt 18800 Collection of Police Frequencies
scan2.txt 23366 Collection of Police Frequencies
scan3.txt 9050 A Frequency guide by Adam Gott (August 1989)
scanfrq1.ham 2560 South Carolina Scanner Frequencies
scanner.ham 15306 The Allocation Guide for 0-1300mhz
scemslst.ham 11432 South Carolina Emergency Medical Frequencies
scfirelst.ham 15917 Emergency Medical Service and Rescue in South CaroliSouth Carolina Fire
Departments
scnfrqdoc.ham 2068 Were Scanner Manufacturers Pressured to limit Frequency Coverage?
scngde.ham 9632 Scanner Searchers Guide, Version 5
search4.ham 9216 Hamnet Scanner Searchers Guide, by Steve Sampson
searchbd.ham 2924 Scanner Frequency Allocations Search Bands
secretfr.txt 22388 Secret Radio Frequencies from The Exchange
secserv.txt 4001 FREQUENCIES: US Secret Service Frequencies
secsvc.ham 3328 Secret Service VH/UHF Channels
security.txt 1454 Frequencies in Manhattan Village Security
sfbaytac.ham 1977 Bay Area Tactical and Investigator Frequency list
sflorida.ham 8635 Dade and Broward Counties Frequencies
shortwav.ham 11132 Selected English language Broadcasts by Gerry L. Dexter
shrtwave.ham 18048 Various Shortwave Services in the USATVS Band
shutfreq.ham 9530 Space Shuttle Frequencies
shuttle.ham 5710 Shuttle Mission Frequencies
skypnfrq.ham 2896 Skyphone Service Frequencies
space.txt 1658 FREQUENCIES: Spacecraft Frequencies
spacesat.ham 4671 Space Communication Frequency Allocations
sportfre.ham 2200 Sports Frequencies
ss1.txt 4235 FREQUENCIES: Secret Service Frequencies
sscodes.txt 6252 Secret Service Locations, Groups and Organizations as Codewords
statelst.ham 5072 Master Listing of State of South Carolina Agencies
statelst.txt 2925 Master Listing of State of South Carolina Agencies, by John Johnson
statepd.ham 700 Massachusetts State Police Frequencies
stlscn91.txt 4148 Police Call - St. Louis Style - 1991 Edition V 1.00
stpolice.ham 27790 State Police Frequencies and Codes
swlgprn.ham 22932 Shortwave Listening Guide 1991
swohiofrq.ham 15739 Tons of Ohio Frequencies sorted by County
tacfreqs.ham 2930 Tactical Air Command Frequencies
tampapd.ham 3548 Tampa Police Department Frequences, Radio Codes, and Signal Codes
telco2.txt 3737 IBM and TelCo Frequencies by Tom Filecco, KA2UCP
top100fr.ham 4656 The Top 100 Scanner Frequencies, by John Johnson, KWV8BP
toronto.ham 4608 Toronto and Area Frequencies of Interest
tricity.ham 8520 The Tri-City Frequency List
tv.ham 4768 Television Channel Frequencies
tvaud.ham 17744 TV and Cable Audio Frequencies
us-navylst.ham 23808 Frequencies for Monitoring US Navy Communications
usaf.ham 4416 A Listing of Important SWL Frequencies for USAF
uscgcomm.ham 35068 United States Coast Guard Communications
usgovt.ham 16512 Federal Agencies Frequencies List for NY, Washinton, Baltimore, NJ, CT
vasherif.ham 3640 Frequency Listings of Virginia Sheriffs
vegasfrq.ham 1362 Assorted/Interesting Las Vegas Frequencies by John Johnson
waltdis.ham 9287 Walt Disney and Orlando Florida Frequencies
welfargo.ham 3953 Wells Fargo Communications Frequencies
wvfreqs.ham 22159 Scanner Frequencies (Updated 04-01-90)
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Artificial Satellite Orbital Elements in NORAD "2-line" Format.

These elements are provided as a service to visual observers. They are
uploaded weekly to the Canadian Space Society's BBS in Toronto, Canada. This
is a free BBS, operating 24 h/d, <=2400 B, 8N1, phone 416-458-5907.

The format of this file is compatible with most popular prediction software,
however, it may be necessary to edit out the header and the notes. I have
smoothed the orbital decay rates to enhance the reliability of predictions.
For a complete description of the data, download the file N2L-DESC.ZIP.

The orbital elements are obtained from several public and private sources.
T.S. Kelso provides about 95% of the elements through his U.S. (Ohio) based
Celestial RCP/M BBS (tel 513-427-0674). Another source is NASA's Goddard
Space Flight Center. These two sources provide only those elements not
classified by the U.S. Dept. of Defense. Most of my sources of classified
elements prefer not to be acknowledged in public.

You are encouraged to re-distribute this file, as long as you do not remove
the header information nor any notes that may appear at the end of the file.

- Ted J. Molczan, Toronto, Canada
startn2l

Vanguard 1 0.2 0.0 0.0 12.4
1 00005U 58BET 2 92 13.18983174 .00001663 00000-0 21655-2 0 4482
2 00005 34.2344 91.8634 1860623 188.4042 168.0613 10.81087750 79155
Vanguard 2 0.5 0.0 0.0 9.9
1 00011U 59ALP 1 92 09.86432582 .00005507 00000-0 31079-2 0 4113
2 00011 32.8520 179.6532 1531001 106.6683 270.7205 11.71693853389173
Vanguard 2 r 1.2 0.5 0.0 9.1
1 00012U 59ALP 2 92 14.33024165 .00007120 00000-0 43939-2 0 5692
2 00012 32.9416 11.9665 1724238 309.7025 36.3535 11.31858785338096
Vanguard 1 r 1.2 0.5 0.0 9.1
1 00016U 58BET 1 92 13.80097862 .00001495 00000-0 21341-2 0 7525
2 00016 34.2452 193.6263 2036310 108.4181 274.7505 10.45739198240011
Vanguard 3 2.5 0.5 0.0 8.5
1 00020U 59ETA 1 92 12.28193940 .00003401 00000-0 14702-2 0 5627
2 00020 33.3395 7.4507 1747991 211.1833 137.2793 11.38180188 36482
Explorer 7 0.8 0.8 0.0 8.9
1 00022U 59IOT 1 92 12.04365147 .00005132 00000-0 72317-3 0 2226
2 00022 50.3113 6.1611 0246017 177.2179 183.0205 14.58079305689743
Tiros 1 0.5 1.1 0.0 8.5
1 00029U 60BET 2 92 12.16826481 .00002573 00000-0 47775-3 0 6019
2 00029 48.4014 30.6076 0028666 29.1583 331.0920 14.64425530690739
Transit 2A 0.9 0.0 0.0 8.6
1 00045U 60ETA 1 92 11.04414097 .00002240 00000-0 59825-3 0 7974
2 00045 66.6899 274.1473 0281094 286.2795 70.7549 14.27319468636693
Transit 2A r 4.8 1.4 0.0 6.6
1 00047U 60ETA 3 92 13.11741561 .00002934 00000-0 72778-3 0 7575
2 00047 66.6530 40.8780 0258802 298.8226 58.7185 14.33444474641663
Explorer 8 0.8 0.0 0.0 9.0
1 00060U 60 XI 1 92 13.24027942 .00031104 00000-0 24091-2 0 5014
2 00060 49.8866 342.9731 0697894 0.5609 359.5876 13.96725996503548
Midas 3 9.0 1.5 0.0 5.9
1 00163U 61SIG 1 91363.43431737 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 4288
2 00163 91.1540 1.0090 0099105 286.2936 72.7055 8.91827992991978
Midas 4 9.0 1.5 0.0 5.9
1 00192U 61A-D 1 91363.67435238 -.00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 3782
2 00192 95.8686 95.5244 0139365 47.5723 313.6825 8.67726133956449
Midas 5 9.0 1.5 0.0 5.9
1 00271U 62KAP 1 91363.41238804 .00000002 00000-0 99999-4 0 1781
2 00271 86.6638 346.7294 0330573 9.4637 351.2302 9.41298202 21482
Telstar 1 0.9 0.0 0.0 8.7
1 00340U 62A-E 1 92 12.19302914 .00000116 00000-0 89575-3 0 7375
2 00340 44.8120 317.5192 2426673 342.9995 10.1519 9.12770486984223
Alouette 1 0.9 1.1 0.0 8.2
1 00424U 62B-A 1 92 12.09941663 .00000245 00000-0 28223-3 0 4842
2 00424 80.4640 80.1501 0022419 235.6942 124.2109 13.67637477461133
Alouette 1 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 00426U 62B-A 2 92 05.18569642 .00000150 00000-0 17807-3 0 5347
2 00426 80.4678 83.9858 0017483 220.8117 139.1733 13.67506882460230
Midas 6 9.0 1.5 0.0 5.9
1 00574U 63014 A 92 12.89431262 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 2306
2 00574 87.3378 313.1768 0038148 249.8459 109.8289 8.65262194 25364
DASH 1 0.3 0.0 0.0 10.9
1 00579U 63014 B 92 14.27750939 .00000002 00000-0 99999-4 0 3695
2 00579 87.2899 328.8655 1320681 185.7433 172.6748 8.72007115908378
Midas 7 9.0 1.5 0.0 5.9
1 00622U 63030 A 91363.54972828 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 1798
2 00622 88.4307 192.0619 0024660 56.7759 303.5450 8.57924384380626
Centaur 2 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 00694U 63047 A 92 13.02230510 .00004883 00000-0 76691-3 0 5167
2 00694 30.3671 241.8822 0697872 204.7952 151.7465 13.75367259389812
Secor 1 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 00727U 64001 A 92 14.11001185 .00000327 00000-0 24662-3 0 6385
2 00727 69.9011 242.3862 0014354 321.2014 38.8058 13.94043296424206
64002B r 8.0 1.5 0.0 6.0
1 00733U 64002 A 92 14.13161106 .00001049 00000-0 41826-3 0 9392
2 00733 99.0867 59.4977 0036110 117.1560 243.3309 14.28261151454757
Echo 2 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 00741U 64004 B 92 14.36369373 .00000079 00000-0 17382-3 0 4403
2 00741 81.4921 350.7106 0171487 216.7052 142.2252 13.23101899350421
Transit 9 0.3 0.5 0.0 10.3
1 00801U 64026 A 92 14.07012383 .00001725 00000-0 10117-2 0 3022
2 00801 90.4690 204.1203 0055317 46.1567 314.4191 14.07487969411971
64031A r 8.0 1.5 0.0 6.0
1 00815U 64031 C 92 11.65293257 .00001065 00000-0 46622-3 0 8433
2 00815 99.8480 55.2253 0012308 335.1973 24.8608 14.23763571428912
Cosmos 44 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 00877U 64053 B 92 13.26974751 .00001580 00000-0 36171-3 0 1476
2 00877 65.0730 326.6675 0066698 161.3713 198.9857 14.54117683448527
Transtage 3 6.0 3.0 0.0 5.4
1 01001U 65008 A 91363.66067893 .00000004 00000-0 99999-4 0 6796
2 01001 32.1468 216.3917 0017709 235.1458 124.7368 9.90727766973406
Solrad 6B r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 01245U 65016 J 92 12.05273706 .00000601 00000-0 44544-3 0 6420
2 01245 70.0728 263.4001 0019482 30.8712 329.3557 13.95015694365291
Snapshot 11.6 1.5 0.0 5.7
1 01314U 65027 A 91363.72719925 .00000030 00000-0 99999-4 0 5799
2 01314 90.2986 102.0911 0031125 347.9876 12.0497 12.91589541172968
Transtage 4 6.0 3.0 0.0 5.4
1 01359U 65034 A 92 11.66005497 .00000003 00000-0 99999-4 0 3824
2 01359 32.1329 199.0467 0495157 161.9674 199.9042 9.17118026894573
OV1 2 1.4 0.7 0.0 8.6
1 01613U 65078 A 92 14.37369685 .00007718 00000-0 10772-2 0 2265
2 01613 144.2395 203.1278 1490530 32.1807 336.1910 12.19600096129837
OV1 2 r 2.0 0.7 0.0 8.2
1 01616U 65078 B 92 13.52515961 .00016033 00000-0 21775-2 0 3361
2 01616 144.2580 182.0383 1424191 151.2649 217.4393 12.33750779135388
Alouette 2 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 01807U 65098 C 92 10.26181428 .00002552 00000-0 89717-3 0 5566
2 01807 79.8380 106.2393 1412165 353.4518 4.9696 12.10191297139916
Cosmos 100 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 01843U 65106 A 92 14.07195598 .00012279 00000-0 71701-3 0 4348
2 01843 64.9954 253.9771 0056581 32.2078 328.2483 15.10314595413985
Cosmos 100 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 01844U 65106 B 92 11.99941631 .00020588 00000-0 91210-3 0 5030
2 01844 64.9899 131.0980 0015659 272.5771 87.3550 15.21281490417714
ESSA 1 0.6 1.1 0.0 8.5
1 01982U 66008 A 92 14.62958932 .00001174 00000-0 33774-3 0 1936
2 01982 97.8311 50.8544 0085654 230.6251 128.7332 14.42719006362331
OAO 1 3.0 2.2 0.0 6.4
1 02142U 66031 A 92 12.50069931 .00000858 00000-0 31712-3 0 9901
2 02142 35.0466 148.6290 0007420 184.6901 175.3721 14.31655869346543
OAO 1 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 02144U 66031 B 92 14.07128530 .00001856 00000-0 61642-3 0 2578
2 02144 35.0440 296.3061 0008194 107.4159 252.7444 14.36981460348774
Nimbus 2 3.0 1.5 0.0 7.0
1 02173U 66040 A 92 12.02117807 .00000101 00000-0 20475-3 0 5381
2 02173 100.5626 181.9006 0054294 298.4800 61.0859 13.32937394248215
Nimbus 2 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 02174U 66040 B 92 14.02118830 .00000107 00000-0 21000-3 0 5887
2 02174 100.4974 237.8105 0056306 205.7395 154.0924 13.35384908250903
Pageos (A) 2.8 0.0 0.0 6.2
1 02253U 66056 A 92 14.41555381 .00003152 00000-0 17833 1 0 6173
2 02253 85.4598 341.7850 0935351 133.4066 234.8555 8.09587849294634
Pageos r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 02255U 66056 B 91363.63993811 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 3802
2 02255 86.9438 223.8639 0051885 86.3962 274.2777 7.94755301740455
Midas 8 8.0 1.5 0.0 6.0
1 02403U 66077 A 91363.81408075 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 204
2 02403 89.6962 279.5563 0024622 345.8870 14.1292 8.59883599796194
Midas 9 8.0 1.5 0.0 6.0
1 02481U 66089 A 92 12.75278173 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 3306
2 02481 90.0562 126.3475 0031817 218.8943 140.9617 8.59241932792810
KH 7-02 ELINT 0.3 0.9 0.0 9.0
1 02780U 67043 B 92 13.77953143 .00058375 00000-0 14764-2 0 152
2 02780 84.9222 308.8309 0047403 334.1251 25.7630 15.38614478335555
Cosmos 158 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 02802U 67045 B 92 14.30147025 .00001960 00000-0 62112-3 0 174
2 02802 74.0021 108.5791 0073110 230.1794 129.2914 14.38543666291081
Timation 1 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 02826U 67053 A 92 14.77315998 .00007085 00000-0 35170-2 0 397
2 02826 69.9371 148.4083 0009693 192.0398 168.0665 14.17039688258972
Cosmos 185 r 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 03019U 67104 B 92 13.32050895 .00011314 00000-0 72473-3 0 2379
2 03019 64.0420 331.6808 0112177 53.5570 307.5826 15.03147806245753
Cosmos 192 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 03048U 67116 B 92 12.53260376 .00002056 00000-0 50640-3 0 1502
2 03048 74.0051 33.0712 0007005 343.9032 16.1907 14.52197497273900
Cosmos 206 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 03151U 68019 B 92 13.78896485 .00063669 00000-0 10053-2 0 9164
2 03151 81.1552 285.6013 0028214 298.7088 61.1367 15.53013367302663
Cosmos 220 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 03230U 68040 B 92 12.50712211 .00004262 00000-0 69411-3 0 4644
2 03230 74.0332 187.0844 0043394 62.8311 297.7380 14.70375504261107
OAO 2 3.0 2.2 0.0 6.4
1 03597U 68110 A 92 12.71762951 .00001573 00000-0 47402-3 0 1451
2 03597 34.9950 127.6080 0006687 308.8132 51.1972 14.41767819214732
OAO 2 r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 03598U 68110 B 92 11.95468985 .00001883 00000-0 50317-3 0 1472
2 03598 34.9961 293.5165 0056147 188.0524 171.9282 14.46630325216835
ISIS 1 1.1 1.3 0.0 7.8
1 03669U 69009 A 92 12.72848865 .00000625 00000-0 45337-3 0 9471
2 03669 88.4271 94.2436 1725475 357.5094 1.8105 11.26705912941629
Meteor 1-1 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 03835U 69029 A 92 14.14565258 .00006925 00000-0 60127-3 0 180
2 03835 81.1809 267.7492 0023830 30.2407 330.0175 14.96863069231666
Cosmos 292 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04071U 69070 B 92 12.84335035 .00002900 00000-0 69244-3 0 2575
2 04071 74.0361 145.6494 0016096 343.4802 16.5837 14.53597471183855
Meteor 1-2 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 04119U 69084 A 92 10.98034953 .00010200 00000-0 70557-3 0 4091
2 04119 81.2193 119.1183 0022814 101.2118 259.1666 15.05531514133424
Meteor 1-2 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 04120U 69084 B 92 14.23294846 .00022895 00000-0 94606-3 0 577
2 04120 81.2315 107.7746 0065845 60.5503 300.2297 15.21990273208156
Cosmos 304 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04139U 69091 B 92 13.44844678 .00002709 00000-0 63727-3 0 3543
2 04139 74.0239 157.8573 0004893 81.1355 279.0363 14.54366318174875
Timation 2 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 04159U 69082 AB 92 11.43549001 .00000399 00000-0 42688-3 0 6408
2 04159 69.9571 176.1517 0115451 115.6557 245.6555 13.70869851114278
SERT 2 7.6 1.5 0.0 6.1
1 04327U 70009 A 92 07.49111394 .00000056 00000-0 99999-4 0 6360
2 04327 99.1534 171.8490 0004876 27.2394 332.9002 13.57673940 86155
Cosmos 332 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04370U 70028 B 92 13.60311490 .00002203 00000-0 54658-3 0 1552
2 04370 74.0379 57.3295 0017710 170.5056 189.6444 14.51769937660232
Mao 1 r 2.0 0.0 0.0 6.9
1 04392U 70034 B 92 14.70712547 .00033363 00000-0 27783-2 0 506
2 04392 68.3701 262.4960 0583812 158.1860 204.5227 14.17671489 45043
Meteor 1-4 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 04393U 70037 A 92 06.13486575 .00008470 00000-0 71390-3 0 2076
2 04393 81.2121 58.8281 0031393 293.9159 65.8874 14.97847389141953
Meteor 1-4 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 04394U 70037 B 92 13.33839518 .00008290 00000-0 81429-3 0 9134
2 04394 81.2098 120.9847 0103850 142.5214 218.3303 14.88185532167387
Cosmos 371 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04579U 70083 B 92 13.66486152 .00002691 00000-0 65564-3 0 4583
2 04579 73.9957 119.7544 0012707 232.7580 127.2424 14.52689269122348
Meteor 1-6 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 04583U 70085 A 92 13.58091231 .00013525 00000-0 54415-3 0 7394
2 04583 81.1771 225.0875 0002643 14.6067 345.5264 15.24922656156176
Meteor 1-6 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 04584U 70085 B 92 13.22531125 .00014218 00000-0 70568-3 0 4313
2 04584 81.1974 280.8323 0072304 142.9936 217.6314 15.15393360153491
Cosmos 372 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04589U 70086 B 92 14.38563391 .00001815 00000-0 61442-3 0 8513
2 04589 74.0522 150.9336 0022568 186.2497 173.8457 14.36675177111303
Cosmos 374 r 8.0 2.5 0.0 5.4
1 04597U 70089 B 92 02.64226413 .00000459 00000-0 16721-3 0 2902
2 04597 62.9440 206.7970 0985272 22.6195 341.5280 12.91935298131806
Cosmos 375 4.0 2.0 0.0 6.3
1 04598U 70091 A 92 14.13839364 .00001028 00000-0 43215-3 0 9940
2 04598 62.8295 67.7455 0951040 200.4306 155.5936 12.93301046999615
Cosmos 375 r 8.0 2.5 0.0 5.4
1 04622U 70091 B 92 14.68383074 .00014262 00000-0 34785-2 0 5402
2 04622 62.7810 194.7233 0500084 310.0776 45.7357 13.96822154 30443
Cosmos 381 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04784U 70102 B 92 13.23696029 .00000225 00000-0 23324-3 0 5368
2 04784 74.0279 307.0101 0027732 198.8209 161.1897 13.75543796 59786
Cosmos 382 7.6 0.0 0.0 4.0
1 04786U 70103 A 92 04.02895831 -.00000009 00000-0 99999-4 0 4294
2 04786 55.8786 5.0038 1403819 330.1366 22.5936 8.42092199648795
NOAA 1 r 4.9 1.4 0.0 6.6
1 04794U 70106 B 91360.57248405 -.00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 7282
2 04794 101.3122 7.7987 0036875 182.5401 177.5490 12.53053522354568
Cosmos 385 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 04800U 70108 B 92 05.21805499 .00000145 00000-0 16148-3 0 4350
2 04800 74.0148 64.4150 0009318 345.4129 14.6722 13.77773597 59010
Cosmos 389 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 04813U 70113 A 92 13.55810970 .00008107 00000-0 67947-3 0 2296
2 04813 81.1703 216.3241 0019940 129.3976 230.9010 14.98300916136845
Cosmos 389 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 04814U 70113 B 92 13.16213415 .00005169 00000-0 51534-3 0 6075
2 04814 81.1861 254.1601 0064691 132.1767 228.4968 14.90038268135050
Meteor 1-7 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 04849U 71003 A 92 14.36283694 .00009539 00000-0 71377-3 0 9278
2 04849 81.2030 140.7890 0010436 64.4382 295.8059 15.02756935137441
Meteor 1-7 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 04850U 71003 B 92 14.41356141 .00011619 00000-0 76473-3 0 9380
2 04850 81.1836 163.3933 0070511 243.2552 116.1678 15.05509501136260
Cosmos 394 4.0 2.0 0.0 6.3
1 04922U 71010 A 92 13.56065206 .00003636 00000-0 23891-3 0 7577
2 04922 65.8242 57.2875 0011547 105.8566 254.3836 15.07359220144081
Cosmos 398 6.2 0.0 0.0 4.4
1 04966U 71016 A 92 14.70256396 .00099337 00000-0 38085-3 0 1264
2 04966 51.5182 113.9915 1815367 243.8506 96.4796 12.06816549658087
Cosmos 400 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05051U 71020 B 92 05.39074170 .00000105 00000-0 10961-3 0 4382
2 05051 65.8118 103.4038 0044941 140.6103 219.8249 13.74663268 43589
Cosmos 405 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 05117U 71028 A 92 12.44127611 .00006496 00000-0 74071-3 0 7201
2 05117 81.2293 76.9601 0004716 183.2829 176.8486 14.86194264115801
Cosmos 405 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 05118U 71028 B 92 13.25405753 .00005954 00000-0 70100-3 0 6664
2 05118 81.2264 113.7058 0070885 272.5144 86.8174 14.83047474114561
Meteor 1-8 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 05143U 71031 B 92 11.28298331 .00013979 00000-0 68425-3 0 3883
2 05143 81.2309 295.4862 0051284 241.4207 118.1857 15.17027180128378
Cosmos 407 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05175U 71035 B 92 14.33220167 .00001643 00000-0 58986-3 0 1001
2 05175 74.0446 322.1732 0032770 301.8317 57.9663 14.33563936 82084
Cosmos 422 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05239U 71046 B 92 05.52000533 .00000103 00000-0 12823-3 0 5866
2 05239 74.0197 48.3433 0011416 195.4192 164.6581 13.73079331 33439
Cosmos 426 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 05281U 71052 A 92 08.55986219 .00027863 00000-0 12856-2 0 2381
2 05281 73.9653 54.5911 0596150 222.0123 133.3853 14.31348327 21537
Cosmos 426 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05282U 71052 B 92 14.62382079 .00018447 00000-0 92978-3 0 2934
2 05282 73.9571 111.4905 0648050 283.7898 69.1969 14.18521185 19860
Meteor 1-9 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 05328U 71059 B 92 13.31012610 .00015092 00000-0 82232-3 0 2382
2 05328 81.1724 327.3719 0056505 306.3111 53.3028 15.13033637113289
DMSP B5B-04 5.2 1.8 0.0 6.2
1 05557U 71087 A 92 11.99334814 .00001198 00000-0 52688-3 0 1475
2 05557 99.1790 195.2965 0054926 66.2453 294.4484 14.22768343 48780
ASTEX 9.6 1.5 0.0 5.9
1 05560U 71089 A 92 14.29821576 .00002378 00000-0 73993-3 0 8024
2 05560 92.7273 105.7927 0019280 125.2515 235.0494 14.40969093 60424
NOSS 0 r 6.0 1.5 0.0 6.3
1 05679U 71110 B 91344.01542550 .00000300 00000-0 26851-3 0 01
2 05679 69.9900 181.9229 0017650 234.1424 125.8575 13.84173145 03
Cosmos 465 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05685U 71111 B 92 05.68047694 .00000117 00000-0 13837-3 0 2341
2 05685 74.0238 240.9911 0023809 186.9715 173.1077 13.75708951 6913
Cosmos 468 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05707U 71114 B 92 12.06337186 .00001167 00000-0 41158-3 0 168
2 05707 74.0257 248.2858 0025148 37.5255 322.7693 14.34580691 48803
Aureole 1 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 05729U 71119 A 92 13.56523898 .00008854 00000-0 84998-3 0 7762
2 05729 73.9648 195.8873 1061513 23.1341 341.4104 13.17115317937011
Aureole 1 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05730U 71119 B 92 12.33427591 .00009834 00000-0 88761-3 0 9742
2 05730 73.9166 129.5628 1030196 322.2686 31.0264 13.25125503939500
Cosmos 475 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 05847U 72009 B 92 13.21614288 .00000263 00000-0 25923-3 0 4371
2 05847 74.0462 73.5238 0031306 297.7654 62.0294 13.78367318999928
Cosmos 476 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 05853U 72011 B 92 14.42703162 .00030497 00000-0 97252-3 0 5091
2 05853 81.1609 167.1828 0034582 88.5812 271.9549 15.31931796 83389
Pageos (DA) 12.0 0.0 0.0 3.0
1 05994U 63014 DA 92 13.12401838 .00006983 00000-0 23277 0 0 1924
2 05994 84.5452 43.1393 2435184 348.7710 6.7498 8.41575785 79399
Cosmos 489 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06020U 72035 B 92 13.22745412 .00000254 00000-0 25377-3 0 4866
2 06020 74.0120 303.6757 0020670 124.5041 235.8060 13.77656281989665
Cosmos 494 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06061U 72043 B 92 12.43630930 .00001631 00000-0 55657-3 0 1490
2 06061 74.0525 0.9444 0022497 299.7179 60.1736 14.36260484 22664
Cosmos 482 (E) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 06073U 72023 E 92 12.92937198 .00029088 00000-0 38956-3 0 6079
2 06073 52.1254 104.1564 3225819 189.4227 162.7814 9.03736784374247
Cosmos 514 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06149U 72062 B 92 12.33044511 .00000301 00000-0 28126-3 0 4881
2 06149 82.9662 312.5450 0008011 310.1786 49.8673 13.81860492978295
Copernicus 3.0 2.2 0.0 6.4
1 06153U 72065 A 92 14.35159866 .00001616 00000-0 38968-3 0 1504
2 06153 35.0059 9.5571 0008732 252.4356 107.5407 14.52419522 27304
Copernicus r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 06155U 72065 B 92 11.93996992 .00004015 00000-0 83399-3 0 5638
2 06155 35.0056 224.7735 0048286 45.7958 314.6697 14.58588397 28716
Cosmos 521 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06207U 72074 B 92 05.63446961 .00000123 00000-0 12966-3 0 5359
2 06207 65.8177 216.7291 0023366 336.6540 23.3459 13.74631251966725
Radcat 12.2 3.0 0.0 4.8
1 06212U 72076 A 92 12.51931626 .00008876 00000-0 13357-2 0 9787
2 06212 98.6542 21.0920 0008043 317.8265 42.2326 14.74508494170359
Radsat r 1.3 0.9 0.0 8.2
1 06218U 72076 C 92 10.76118553 .00001236 00000-0 30871-3 0 4941
2 06218 98.4931 296.6330 0012272 186.6027 173.5011 14.51591830 18651
DMSP B5C-06 5.2 1.8 0.0 6.2
1 06275U 72089 A 92 13.10588919 .00001372 00000-0 61380-3 0 1943
2 06275 98.7168 230.5680 0037796 308.0468 51.7295 14.22280917992764
Cosmos 540 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06324U 72104 B 92 12.96363119 .00001419 00000-0 46436-3 0 9004
2 06324 74.0694 336.1924 0010294 332.3654 27.6955 14.38460886997699
Cosmos 574 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06708U 73042 B 92 14.62182454 .00000218 00000-0 23607-3 0 4374
2 06708 82.9481 74.7636 0013623 141.1348 219.0791 13.72926179930205
Intelsat 4-3 r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 06779U 71116 B 92 12.78012956 -.00000015 00000-0 10138-2 0 9090
2 06779 27.8305 92.1471 7165282 49.0162 353.6265 2.19419049142425
Cosmos 586 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06829U 73065 B 92 05.75754752 .00000185 00000-0 19045-3 0 3871
2 06829 82.9416 110.7076 0022743 321.1220 38.8301 13.76152187919337
Cosmos 604 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 06907U 73080 A 92 14.48880314 .01416221 15419-2 12070-2 0 5427
2 06907 81.1626 325.0439 0007636 129.4715 230.5971 16.13873088996977
Cosmos 604 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 06908U 73080 B 92 14.43809440 .00059660 00000-0 10229-2 0 5605
2 06908 81.2059 0.5510 0025286 144.0216 216.2764 15.50812115995394
Cosmos 614 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 06966U 73098 B 92 12.67834039 .00001719 00000-0 56634-3 0 9522
2 06966 74.0509 100.5812 0023868 251.7894 108.0669 14.38004158948032
Aureole 2 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 07003U 73107 A 92 13.86311936 .00010335 00000-0 78791-3 0 7276
2 07003 73.9679 170.1596 0755193 45.9383 320.1489 13.85919256887003
Aureole 2 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07004U 73107 B 92 13.24003716 .00013343 00000-0 90271-3 0 8419
2 07004 73.9635 97.6649 0729263 321.4825 33.6462 13.94364241889681
Cosmos 627 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07009U 73109 B 92 12.87802640 .00000166 00000-0 17035-3 0 4879
2 07009 82.9498 352.4771 0019080 302.2763 57.6552 13.76079070905631
Cosmos 628 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07095U 74001 B 92 12.71598065 .00000221 00000-0 22221-3 0 2853
2 07095 82.9505 103.4985 0036216 255.3399 104.3750 13.77242413903800
Cosmos 660 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07338U 74044 B 92 12.83057703 .00024771 00000-0 16735-2 0 8025
2 07338 82.9436 147.1833 0655623 117.5908 249.3455 14.09415797870295
Cosmos 663 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07350U 74048 B 92 13.67080572 .00000237 00000-0 24156-3 0 6370
2 07350 82.9462 105.2667 0018326 39.1445 321.1036 13.76706821881410
Cosmos 673 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 07418U 74066 B 92 13.83492788 .00024812 00000-0 98266-3 0 2340
2 07418 81.2169 140.8731 0029476 132.2985 228.0769 15.25033853949541
Cosmos 676 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07434U 74071 B 92 13.27058340 .00001589 00000-0 58568-3 0 9001
2 07434 74.0436 294.4780 0022080 332.7510 27.2481 14.32419387904819
Cosmos 689 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07477U 74079 B 92 05.70048278 .00000109 00000-0 11670-3 0 4357
2 07477 82.9409 74.7907 0035458 55.8829 304.5682 13.73268297862535
Cosmos 700 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07594U 74105 B 92 12.39321143 .00000344 00000-0 34515-3 0 3370
2 07594 82.9470 0.8746 0017369 129.2493 231.0211 13.77644861856756
Landsat 2 3.0 1.5 0.0 7.0
1 07615U 75004 A 92 13.52282927 .00000198 00000-0 14512-3 0 9429
2 07615 98.7872 6.6401 0008061 229.2498 130.7965 13.95737130864570
GEOS 3 r 6.4 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 07735U 75027 B 92 11.25244863 .00000783 00000-0 35610-3 0 8951
2 07735 114.9882 101.8611 0022374 91.9009 268.4634 14.21487660868331
Cosmos 726 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07737U 75028 B 92 14.36827617 .00000229 00000-0 22452-3 0 3863
2 07737 82.9949 140.9382 0019156 21.2271 338.9714 13.79033657843319
Cosmos 729 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07769U 75034 B 92 12.49878231 .00000192 00000-0 20518-3 0 3865
2 07769 82.9608 17.3772 0018435 168.3840 191.7745 13.73937469838434
Cosmos 732 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 07831U 75045 J 92 11.84460913 .00000077 00000-0 71583-3 0 1351
2 07831 73.9961 167.0132 0131584 307.9193 51.0044 12.20465887740862
Cosmos 744 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 07969U 75056 B 92 14.42783330 .00019629 00000-0 87134-3 0 2963
2 07969 81.2265 152.2990 0027381 34.9851 325.3180 15.21245632903450
COS-B r 6.4 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 08063U 75072 B 92 14.26187839 .00031016 00000-0 16822-2 0 7437
2 08063 89.1920 93.5780 1755223 99.5387 280.7464 11.85426210657476
Cosmos 755 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08073U 75074 B 92 12.56007083 .00000260 00000-0 27197-3 0 4378
2 08073 82.9013 52.2482 0022784 105.9135 254.4536 13.74961579823467
Pageos (H) 8.6 0.0 0.0 3.7
1 08074U 66056 H 92 14.37950350 .00000007 00000-0 99998-4 0 2662
2 08074 85.5215 29.9434 2589192 334.9583 13.6858 8.37252142 79156
Cosmos 756 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 08127U 75076 A 92 13.38512261 .00064591 00000-0 12743-2 0 957
2 08127 81.2295 152.6337 0007184 275.8954 84.1734 15.47148136896240
Cosmos 756 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 08128U 75076 B 92 12.64485174 .00011424 00000-0 64039-3 0 8870
2 08128 81.2415 234.7915 0041183 331.5526 28.3452 15.12683264891937
Cosmos 773 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08344U 75094 B 92 13.72051681 .00001498 00000-0 52381-3 0 8475
2 08344 74.0508 266.9901 0023476 330.9538 29.0313 14.35040786851449
Cosmos 778 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08421U 75103 B 92 11.96286521 .00000318 00000-0 32890-3 0 3860
2 08421 82.9715 183.5968 0022554 304.8125 55.0920 13.75679147811483
Cosmos 783 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08459U 75112 B 92 14.50112907 .00001128 00000-0 41236-3 0 7475
2 08459 74.0548 184.6398 0016963 162.5860 197.5896 14.32881251842192
Cosmos 789 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08597U 76005 B 92 13.61274358 .00000256 00000-0 27235-3 0 3380
2 08597 82.9731 70.5153 0023696 214.9689 144.9914 13.74114342801211
Cosmos 791 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08615U 76008 J 92 12.87058716 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 857
2 08615 74.0371 177.2828 0133686 239.8215 118.9556 12.20719481711151
Cosmos 800 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08646U 76011 B 92 11.87748583 .00000257 00000-0 27904-3 0 2365
2 08646 82.9730 328.2682 0003980 233.2114 126.8678 13.73049174798564
Cosmos 803 4.0 2.0 0.0 6.3
1 08688U 76014 A 92 14.39944109 .00003971 00000-0 24435-3 0 5103
2 08688 65.8417 1.2048 0024081 79.2473 281.1429 15.09572918872343
UME 1 0.8 0.9 0.0 8.5
1 08709U 76019 A 92 09.05034473 .00000265 00000-0 33994-3 0 1810
2 08709 69.6704 41.2570 0011919 185.8563 174.2393 13.70335860793233
Cosmos 807 2.0 0.0 0.0 6.9
1 08744U 76022 A 92 13.67784203 .00008937 00000-0 69439-3 0 5764
2 08744 82.9417 241.6654 0829978 66.9383 301.7064 13.70213748776155
Cosmos 807 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08745U 76022 B 92 14.33699393 .00018082 00000-0 10303-2 0 8865
2 08745 82.9399 126.5418 0659220 357.4868 2.3380 14.13188769785990
Cosmos 808 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 08754U 76024 A 92 13.20640435 .00040715 00000-0 11719-2 0 7527
2 08754 81.2344 92.6057 0011372 138.3208 221.9048 15.35717493865893
Cosmos 808 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 08755U 76024 B 92 14.06667399 .00021748 00000-0 82271-3 0 2950
2 08755 81.2500 118.8238 0032174 95.7786 264.7126 15.26474668864895
Cosmos 823 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08874U 76051 B 92 09.54293667 .00000284 00000-0 29102-3 0 3869
2 08874 82.9616 21.3610 0022885 282.6251 77.2345 13.73906713782167
Cosmos 836 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 08924U 76061 B 92 10.92480489 .00001059 00000-0 38673-3 0 6957
2 08924 74.0568 189.1037 0015970 254.6861 105.2529 14.32928543811081
Cosmos 841 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09023U 76069 B 92 11.73595925 .00001330 00000-0 46388-3 0 7470
2 09023 74.0408 264.2544 0019771 205.3450 154.6736 14.35203396810030
Cosmos 842 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09044U 76070 B 92 13.74824364 .00000274 00000-0 28552-3 0 5365
2 09044 82.9865 280.7962 0014295 342.1445 17.9207 13.75416890776926
Cosmos 846 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09062U 76078 B 92 05.52947857 .00000091 00000-0 90949-4 0 4369
2 09062 82.9297 39.6659 0029483 1.3889 358.7346 13.77574330775813
Cosmos 851 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 09390U 76085 B 92 14.31089949 .00152774 00000-0 10358-2 0 3760
2 09390 81.1027 258.7126 0023431 19.0152 341.1759 15.74131063846474
Cosmos 858 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09444U 76098 B 92 11.58455619 .00001167 00000-0 42065-3 0 6472
2 09444 74.0490 52.4136 0014365 336.2448 23.8039 14.33616401235630
Pageos (AH) 1.0 0.0 0.0 8.4
1 09468U 66056 AH 92 11.20611738 .00000000 00000-0 99999-4 0 3488
2 09468 85.3443 82.6731 0495571 58.5882 306.0921 7.98757986117073
Cosmos 864 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09510U 76108 B 92 13.20606346 .00000263 00000-0 26883-3 0 2386
2 09510 82.9372 94.1928 0024807 259.2308 100.6058 13.76421092763620
Cosmos 871 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09598U 76118 J 92 07.75327610 .00000006 00000-0 99999-4 0 9819
2 09598 74.0151 103.2101 0137461 314.0846 44.8984 12.23995449674010
Cosmos 883 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09613U 76122 B 92 05.54023992 .00000269 00000-0 27434-3 0 2855
2 09613 82.9537 209.6597 0031455 31.1038 329.1979 13.76454333756172
Cosmos 887 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09638U 76128 B 92 12.76461892 .00000246 00000-0 24774-3 0 2371
2 09638 82.9371 119.8468 0033063 49.3685 311.0347 13.77144064755761
Cosmos 890 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09738U 77004 B 92 14.54396328 .00000251 00000-0 27308-3 0 2399
2 09738 82.9561 24.7917 0015844 176.8719 183.2539 13.72841801750425
Cosmos 894 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 09848U 77013 B 92 05.54969516 .00000259 00000-0 27324-3 0 1852
2 09848 82.9455 26.5778 0015172 266.4116 93.5305 13.74685332745813
Cosmos 895 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 09853U 77015 A 92 14.62388796 .00150753 00000-0 13341-2 0 7623
2 09853 81.1519 87.1250 0001667 339.4000 20.7195 15.68134482815778
Cosmos 895 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 09854U 77015 B 92 13.41818649 .00021686 00000-0 92953-3 0 9468
2 09854 81.1470 154.9489 0044218 196.3594 163.6223 15.21867039812270
Cosmos 911 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10020U 77039 B 92 13.59603418 .00000216 00000-0 21852-3 0 3860
2 10020 82.9442 68.7544 0032925 48.8114 311.5877 13.76945692735396
DMSP B5D1-2 6.4 1.7 0.0 6.1
1 10033U 77044 A 91257.87332000 .00001238 00000-0 53762-3 0 09
2 10033 99.0330 321.2950 0030040 92.8800 267.4640 14.23973000 07
Cosmos 921 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10096U 77055 B 92 12.53889815 .00001960 00000-0 25130-3 0 8484
2 10096 75.8326 198.9622 0049480 330.5607 29.2801 14.80408838783807
Meteor 1-28 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 10113U 77057 A 92 13.03688767 .00043682 00000-0 11405-2 0 4083
2 10113 97.3716 191.3456 0018498 177.0694 183.0667 15.38640858795284
Meteor 1-28 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 10114U 77057 B 92 12.87738676 .00005161 00000-0 49726-3 0 3694
2 10114 97.8502 158.5692 0014497 164.0068 196.1639 14.92920285787072
Cosmos 923 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10121U 77059 B 92 11.59294673 .00001079 00000-0 40101-3 0 7928
2 10121 74.0438 197.4003 0020347 317.8868 42.0718 14.32021452758291
Cosmos 925 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 10134U 77061 A 92 13.51915981 .00043042 00000-0 10625-2 0 4695
2 10134 81.1741 191.6777 0007909 269.7199 90.3158 15.40490472795125
Cosmos 925 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 10135U 77061 B 92 14.25158641 .00015868 00000-0 73005-3 0 9883
2 10135 81.2329 247.2752 0029842 261.8703 97.9144 15.19954366792559
Cosmos 926 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10138U 77062 B 92 12.71954225 .00000248 00000-0 26960-3 0 4876
2 10138 82.9397 267.5111 0020482 309.2703 50.6641 13.72856483724693
Cosmos 928 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10142U 77064 B 92 12.13072498 .00000282 00000-0 28185-3 0 1362
2 10142 82.9661 72.7586 0041021 220.7265 139.0819 13.77561043728767
Cosmos 939 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10293U 77079 J 92 14.23151344 .00000038 00000-0 39069-3 0 9300
2 10293 74.0224 70.8594 0135822 298.3124 60.4266 12.25175465420759
Cosmos 951 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10355U 77087 B 92 12.18884329 .00000259 00000-0 27118-3 0 4870
2 10355 82.9706 64.7557 0035611 72.8959 287.6092 13.74800740718787
Cosmos 955 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 10362U 77091 A 92 14.38060931 .00016486 00000-0 92626-3 0 6217
2 10362 81.2181 353.4989 0011286 99.0985 261.1536 15.13295322779071
Cosmos 955 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 10363U 77091 B 92 14.02519401 .00012658 00000-0 76126-3 0 6843
2 10363 81.2204 2.9479 0035061 270.9285 88.7924 15.10364784778729
Cosmos 962 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10461U 77107 B 92 13.18941919 .00000170 00000-0 17521-3 0 102
2 10461 82.9474 63.0525 0032496 197.2229 162.7828 13.75869707713261
NOSS 2 2.0 0.0 0.0 6.9
1 10502U 77112 A 90134.16166665 .00000192 00000-0 28709-3 0 04
2 10502 63.4101 41.7366 0261407 357.2363 2.6223 13.40263398 05
Cosmos 967 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10513U 77116 B 92 05.53472352 .00000156 00000-0 15543-3 0 3862
2 10513 65.8264 167.8081 0033827 303.8910 55.8936 13.77532878707215
Cosmos 968 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10521U 77119 B 92 13.23330175 .00001506 00000-0 51380-3 0 7465
2 10521 74.0204 117.0151 0023191 229.2098 130.7083 14.36281766736699
Cosmos 971 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10537U 77122 B 92 14.39112019 .00000235 00000-0 24811-3 0 885
2 10537 82.9296 164.6329 0019684 359.8002 0.3154 13.74544942705075
Cosmos 972 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10541U 77123 B 92 05.55079090 .00000116 00000-0 67901-4 0 1832
2 10541 75.8332 53.1617 0302269 120.4805 242.6554 13.87967869710354
Cosmos 975 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 10561U 78004 A 92 14.09672544 .00012702 00000-0 80918-3 0 7927
2 10561 81.2000 60.3695 0008004 174.0087 186.1357 15.08770456761169
Cosmos 975 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 10582U 78004 B 92 13.23109388 .00007693 00000-0 60385-3 0 4191
2 10582 81.2043 86.3834 0045499 22.6806 337.6418 15.00140066759830
NOSS 2 (F) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 10594U 77112 F 90134.15243303 .00000206 00000-0 28018-3 0 08
2 10594 63.4393 44.1660 0318209 358.0530 1.8258 13.40162824 02
Cosmos 985 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10600U 78007 B 92 11.43055879 .00000329 00000-0 32878-3 0 1877
2 10600 82.9350 358.9617 0050110 61.9453 298.6759 13.77287182702742
UME 2 r 0.8 0.9 0.0 8.5
1 10675U 78018 B 92 05.53015883 .00000083 00000-0 13267-3 0 8343
2 10675 69.3531 43.7843 0157724 95.5566 266.3519 13.43892678681175
Cosmos 990 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10677U 78019 B 92 13.69582509 .00001466 00000-0 50472-3 0 7485
2 10677 74.0315 125.9696 0016635 316.8281 43.1566 14.35891454727512
Cosmos 991 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10693U 78022 B 92 11.41366581 .00000226 00000-0 23049-3 0 4856
2 10693 82.9875 152.3303 0021399 156.1314 204.0871 13.76533677696564
Cosmos 994 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10732U 78028 B 92 13.20514066 .00000251 00000-0 26570-3 0 2407
2 10732 82.9343 300.1550 0018195 220.0700 139.9121 13.74484905693518
Cosmos 996 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10745U 78031 B 92 05.69854939 .00000197 00000-0 19768-3 0 1853
2 10745 82.9274 88.6543 0034031 233.1214 126.6821 13.77470312692369
Cosmos 1000 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10777U 78034 B 92 12.19820824 .00000291 00000-0 29813-3 0 2375
2 10777 82.9413 293.1567 0025447 274.6739 85.1547 13.76365426692239
DMSP B5D1-3 6.4 1.7 0.0 6.1
1 10820U 78042 A 90216.95820869 .00000701 00000-0 29045-3 0 4678
2 10820 98.6475 38.9967 0009152 168.4704 191.6696 14.26595290637288
Cosmos 1005 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 10860U 78045 A 92 14.43254096 .00021421 00000-0 11296-2 0 7447
2 10860 81.2266 167.7695 0008029 123.8351 236.3671 15.15578230744476
Cosmos 1005 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 10861U 78045 B 92 13.62603056 .00006279 00000-0 52596-3 0 2192
2 10861 81.2337 230.9944 0042970 65.9012 294.6708 14.97742351741188
Cosmos 1011 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10918U 78053 B 92 12.10306583 .00000232 00000-0 23815-3 0 879
2 10918 82.9133 55.5339 0031735 60.0122 300.4177 13.76166096684844
Cosmos 1023 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10962U 78063 B 92 12.46695382 .00001117 00000-0 37901-3 0 4436
2 10962 74.0778 24.2502 0026409 158.9873 201.2386 14.36494587709931
Seasat 21.0 1.5 0.0 5.1
1 10967U 78064 A 92 12.09375814 .00001568 00000-0 52564-3 0 7026
2 10967 108.0295 66.0928 0002776 259.3525 100.7379 14.37258457708866
Cosmos 1025 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 10973U 78067 A 92 13.60188875 .00008184 00000-0 69138-3 0 3766
2 10973 82.4684 234.4115 0012289 202.5201 157.5487 14.98104811733173
Cosmos 1025 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10974U 78067 B 92 13.21044885 .00002098 00000-0 27287-3 0 6474
2 10974 82.4826 281.6680 0021149 17.1530 343.0399 14.80590604730039
Cosmos 1027 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 10992U 78074 B 92 12.93778493 .00000203 00000-0 20655-3 0 2866
2 10992 82.9322 350.0390 0017946 210.6810 149.3298 13.76743170676435
Cosmos 1043 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11055U 78094 A 92 13.22619044 .00028769 00000-0 11234-2 0 8144
2 11055 81.1784 296.9835 0011209 82.6180 277.6331 15.25863824723907
Cosmos 1043 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11056U 78094 B 92 14.35120452 .00016278 00000-0 95857-3 0 4467
2 11056 81.1757 327.8356 0047388 29.9236 330.4690 15.10683351722503
Tiros N 6.5 1.9 0.0 6.0
1 11060U 78096 A 92 11.07825315 .00000820 00000-0 42244-3 0 3995
2 11060 98.7845 73.3147 0010803 287.5102 72.4933 14.15193516683363
Nimbus 7 3.0 2.0 0.0 6.5
1 11080U 78098 A 92 11.72051750 .00000220 00000-0 19903-3 0 9003
2 11080 99.1551 272.4633 0009302 355.4506 4.6565 13.83627815667347
Cosmos 1048 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11112U 78105 B 92 11.77825633 .00001211 00000-0 43604-3 0 6465
2 11112 74.0275 284.5268 0037803 177.6287 182.5060 14.33319575687067
Cosmos 1051 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11136U 78109 J 92 13.76485994 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 7817
2 11136 74.0016 109.5012 0130639 325.4417 33.8216 12.19137234583325
Cosmos 1063 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11155U 78117 A 92 13.62681335 .00010885 00000-0 69715-3 0 5445
2 11155 81.2197 233.5340 0000677 132.7374 227.3915 15.08602991711289
Cosmos 1063 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11156U 78117 B 92 13.60116556 .00009115 00000-0 59816-3 0 5245
2 11156 81.2284 240.3686 0044752 280.7404 78.8779 15.06855611711134
Cosmos 1072 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11239U 79003 B 92 14.70535635 .00000198 00000-0 20694-3 0 9863
2 11239 82.9402 135.1354 0042509 31.1716 329.1948 13.74789919651482
Meteor 1-29 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11251U 79005 A 92 14.36387771 .00006485 00000-0 59110-3 0 4255
2 11251 97.6720 354.6502 0037086 187.9702 172.1100 14.94655308236576
Meteor 1-29 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11252U 79005 B 92 12.08014294 .00013922 00000-0 76377-3 0 7824
2 11252 97.3950 35.3226 0011886 14.6942 345.4599 15.14151830705287
Cosmos 1076 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 11266U 79011 A 92 12.51548337 .00013272 00000-0 89811-3 0 3320
2 11266 82.5172 250.0872 0013139 124.5086 235.7641 15.06507395700691
Cosmos 1076 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11267U 79011 B 92 13.21700230 .00002543 00000-0 32294-3 0 7507
2 11267 82.5308 310.1601 0020130 0.9692 359.1561 14.81599532696715
Cosmos 1077 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11268U 79012 A 92 11.69209352 .00014312 00000-0 74347-3 0 8916
2 11268 81.2088 275.0548 0004248 147.0056 213.1436 15.16129979703740
Cosmos 1077 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11269U 79012 B 92 14.23387932 .00013299 00000-0 79406-3 0 4854
2 11269 81.2234 285.5959 0051355 69.4085 291.2642 15.10018405703590
In-Cosmos 19 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11286U 79020 B 92 14.01508940 .00010112 00000-0 78172-3 0 5303
2 11286 73.9727 17.8651 0219075 65.6781 296.7209 14.84321547686475
Cosmos 1081 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11304U 79024 J 91249.99848678 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 9360
2 11304 74.0347 219.2322 0145035 226.1456 132.7522 12.23932327557723
Cosmos 1089 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11309U 79026 B 92 10.10161290 .00000354 00000-0 36494-3 0 60
2 11309 82.9712 57.5146 0019636 160.7858 199.4059 13.75905562642061
Cosmos 1091 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11321U 79028 B 92 05.72882540 .00000165 00000-0 17168-3 0 63
2 11321 82.9213 99.1591 0017827 267.7911 92.1204 13.75400431639854
Cosmos 1092 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11327U 79030 B 92 14.36865293 .00000360 00000-0 37235-3 0 9386
2 11327 82.9478 345.5651 0026748 233.3811 126.4886 13.75751482641628
Cosmos 1093 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11331U 79032 A 92 14.06157880 .00020094 00000-0 10043-2 0 5958
2 11331 81.2300 153.8202 0009748 333.7294 26.3613 15.17450457695858
Cosmos 1093 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11332U 79032 B 92 14.04693902 .00007162 00000-0 54342-3 0 2204
2 11332 81.2348 213.8264 0052786 331.2618 28.5699 15.01134320692529
Cosmos 1104 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11379U 79046 B 92 05.08271936 .00000310 00000-0 31714-3 0 9868
2 11379 82.9436 14.2309 0020522 304.9634 54.9594 13.76389257612280
NOAA 6 6.5 1.9 0.0 6.0
1 11416U 79057 A 92 13.97693843 .00001135 00000-0 47165-3 0 4536
2 11416 98.5790 4.0271 0010885 241.7748 118.2342 14.28117241652074
Cosmos 1110 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11427U 79060 B 92 12.86883930 .00001359 00000-0 49274-3 0 4965
2 11427 74.0149 159.6568 0021211 0.0182 0.0974 14.33231784655271
Cosmos 1116 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11457U 79067 A 92 14.37350230 .00045615 00000-0 10949-2 0 3031
2 11457 81.1900 5.6667 0014774 121.7215 238.5565 15.41252272684633
Cosmos 1116 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11458U 79067 B 92 13.59553514 .00013439 00000-0 72537-3 0 8884
2 11458 81.1675 69.0078 0041317 193.3670 166.6464 15.14020451681320
Cosmos 1125 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11511U 79078 B 92 12.56477332 .00000850 00000-0 31141-3 0 4925
2 11511 74.0369 55.2442 0015735 43.4313 316.8083 14.32773725646401
Cosmos 1130 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11546U 79084 J 91361.69681431 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 7872
2 11546 74.0219 81.8732 0126669 7.0684 353.2119 12.22097097546789
Cosmos 1140 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11574U 79089 B 92 05.53313020 .00000950 00000-0 32522-3 0 3393
2 11574 74.0703 40.0179 0014259 145.0591 215.1507 14.36209079640505
Cosmos 1141 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11586U 79090 B 92 05.46309487 .00000194 00000-0 19294-3 0 8848
2 11586 82.9452 157.3621 0028295 25.0658 335.1866 13.77986900614564
Cosmos 1143 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11600U 79093 A 92 13.18009651 .00009985 00000-0 69664-3 0 3811
2 11600 81.2306 81.8181 0012049 86.5526 273.7107 15.05373011663687
Cosmos 1143 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11601U 79093 B 92 14.66325841 .00008685 00000-0 69039-3 0 1245
2 11601 81.2379 94.9779 0040344 272.8813 86.7776 14.99837785663313
Cosmos 1145 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11629U 79099 A 92 14.34048789 .00019721 00000-0 10712-2 0 7454
2 11629 81.1837 334.3845 0012075 33.2634 326.9353 15.14493400660953
Cosmos 1145 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11630U 79099 B 92 14.04526119 .00009070 00000-0 64944-3 0 2336
2 11630 81.1982 3.0549 0049766 347.7151 12.2908 15.03432382659523
Cosmos 1150 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11668U 80003 B 92 14.09444433 .00000203 00000-0 21402-3 0 8862
2 11668 82.9487 80.1807 0021617 305.5344 54.3811 13.74699249601886
Cosmos 1151 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 11671U 80005 A 92 14.33048242 .00008374 00000-0 82296-3 0 3694
2 11671 82.5004 135.2449 0017242 309.3058 50.6750 14.92104290647203
Cosmos 1151 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11672U 80005 B 92 11.85863100 .00002043 00000-0 26525-3 0 3440
2 11672 82.5129 159.5392 0020596 37.6484 322.6174 14.80678323645310
Cosmos 1153 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11681U 80007 B 92 14.27058207 .00000235 00000-0 24724-3 0 60
2 11681 82.9318 104.2015 0036799 331.2701 28.6432 13.74496569600267
Cosmos 1154 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11682U 80008 A 92 13.03565646 .00010114 00000-0 77590-3 0 7811
2 11682 81.1970 203.2727 0004073 105.9466 254.2248 15.01849367196618
Cosmos 1154 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11683U 80008 B 92 12.55539843 .00006467 00000-0 55113-3 0 173
2 11683 81.2143 216.3824 0049717 270.2274 89.3404 14.96832830648053
Cosmos 1168 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11736U 80022 B 92 14.01761309 .00000202 00000-0 20849-3 0 893
2 11736 82.9440 208.8782 0034187 125.8162 234.6187 13.75613266593615
Cosmos 1171 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11751U 80026 B 92 13.69711312 .00000214 00000-0 22008-3 0 3868
2 11751 65.8352 96.8407 0003810 24.3993 335.7250 13.75997762591648
Cosmos 1174 2.0 0.0 0.0 6.9
1 11765U 80030 A 92 14.16152079 .00007991 00000-0 53322-3 0 904
2 11765 66.1116 18.9994 0730111 16.9389 345.4929 13.94448208590993
Cosmos 1181 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11804U 80039 B 92 12.35617156 .00000252 00000-0 26352-3 0 229
2 11804 82.9602 138.0969 0019987 256.0727 103.8231 13.75083998584415
Cosmos 1184 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11821U 80044 A 92 12.48326469 .00010931 00000-0 76869-3 0 2306
2 11821 81.2358 29.3831 0013272 58.0831 302.1678 15.05063773630630
Cosmos 1184 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11822U 80044 B 92 11.63050504 .00005601 00000-0 52721-3 0 8627
2 11822 81.2519 74.5033 0043771 352.7944 7.2644 14.93178971628335
Meteor 1-30 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11848U 80051 A 92 13.86014101 .00214662 00000-0 15546-2 0 1077
2 11848 97.6848 147.7100 0010577 177.0509 183.0647 15.72738701635256
Meteor 1-30 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11849U 80051 B 92 14.38520134 .00006744 00000-0 60427-3 0 1770
2 11849 97.5721 5.3524 0032463 64.6338 295.8268 14.95455792627403
Cosmos 1190 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 11870U 80056 B 92 13.22212942 .00001419 00000-0 51799-3 0 3460
2 11870 74.0496 294.2741 0016080 26.7084 333.4907 14.32950990602571
Cosmos 1206 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 11932U 80069 A 92 14.07865863 .00011918 00000-0 82899-3 0 2934
2 11932 81.1867 127.4355 0001890 268.7780 91.3253 15.05542690620156
Cosmos 1206 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 11933U 80069 B 92 13.41885260 .00009259 00000-0 80614-3 0 9244
2 11933 81.1976 161.9601 0049872 192.8208 167.1829 14.95996269618543
Cosmos 1220 6.0 0.0 0.0 4.5
1 12054U 80089 A 92 14.06505440 .00009587 00000-0 13114-2 0 8470
2 12054 64.9947 232.5786 0154668 146.3681 214.7389 14.70330821517270
Fltsatcom 4 r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 12069U 80087 B 92 14.19698321 .00062866 00000-0 29254-2 0 4005
2 12069 26.1505 248.5148 3817569 197.4251 144.7431 7.79901221212411
Cosmos 1222 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 12071U 80093 A 92 13.70577109 .00006488 00000-0 54649-3 0 169
2 12071 81.2189 88.3326 0003202 167.9133 192.2166 14.98265181604887
Cosmos 1222 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 12072U 80093 B 92 12.29972647 .00007762 00000-0 66950-3 0 8723
2 12072 81.2196 102.2328 0054436 130.4023 230.1964 14.96171358604071
Cosmos 1225 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12088U 80097 B 92 14.53767201 .00000224 00000-0 22866-3 0 9850
2 12088 82.9398 39.9156 0050331 115.8348 244.8030 13.76000292557755
Cosmos 1226 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12092U 80099 B 92 12.20681217 .00000240 00000-0 24758-3 0 9884
2 12092 82.9438 300.0628 0029980 153.3096 206.9622 13.75821710556608
Cosmos 1238 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 12138U 81003 A 92 13.03856001 .00010400 00000-0 99595-3 0 3725
2 12138 82.9672 349.2566 0898021 288.1541 62.3955 13.50758060535146
Cosmos 1238 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12139U 81003 B 92 14.29032904 .00010854 00000-0 93003-3 0 7289
2 12139 82.9591 311.8306 0828305 145.6369 220.1373 13.67966658538555
Cosmos 1241 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12150U 81006 B 92 13.49847283 .00000165 00000-0 16869-3 0 9898
2 12150 65.8211 40.0833 0042985 87.0400 273.5580 13.75909825551212
Cosmos 1242 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 12154U 81008 A 92 12.22271012 .00006313 00000-0 60888-3 0 4251
2 12154 81.1621 282.9551 0016004 359.9943 0.1275 14.92854752592782
Cosmos 1242 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 12155U 81008 B 92 14.19232901 .00006231 00000-0 60556-3 0 6651
2 12155 81.1745 285.9142 0065610 60.8338 299.9458 14.91006029592980
Cosmos 1244 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12298U 81013 B 92 12.92914654 .00000258 00000-0 26634-3 0 9370
2 12298 82.9480 15.3472 0028889 294.0554 65.7574 13.75681164547889
Comstar 4 r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 12363U 81018 B 92 13.13771005 .00000031 00000-0 58015-3 0 2362
2 12363 20.7152 18.6030 7176036 138.3704 307.3624 2.21680464 88192
Cosmos 1263 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 12388U 81033 A 92 12.47025252 .00013515 00000-0 11432-2 0 3226
2 12388 82.9578 169.1919 0897753 130.8481 237.4103 13.54098041524335
Cosmos 1263 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12389U 81033 B 92 14.28415929 .00014208 00000-0 97469-3 0 8312
2 12389 82.9499 114.0933 0798619 292.2187 59.6228 13.79875862529057
Cosmos 1269 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12443U 81041 B 92 06.05200390 .00000619 00000-0 23449-3 0 941
2 12443 74.0546 209.0338 0004987 78.2679 281.9030 14.31136642556587
Cosmos 1271 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 12464U 81046 A 92 14.04678140 .00008269 00000-0 79593-3 0 9308
2 12464 81.2063 8.5899 0008875 231.0718 128.9764 14.93004375576739
Cosmos 1271 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 12465U 81046 B 92 12.53572316 .00004140 00000-0 44883-3 0 5651
2 12465 81.2332 39.0038 0053789 89.1507 271.5895 14.87175567575267
Intelsat 5-1 r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 12497U 81050 B 92 13.64459655 .00025417 00000-0 24782-2 0 1633
2 12497 23.9418 220.4104 4504421 340.3932 6.7418 6.50104706213314
NOAA 7 6.5 1.9 0.0 6.0
1 12553U 81059 A 92 13.65481014 .00001040 00000-0 53633-3 0 2444
2 12553 98.9707 71.1272 0012530 216.5321 143.4968 14.15099605544726
Meteor 1-31 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 12585U 81065 A 92 14.39799982 .00005865 00000-0 63426-3 0 1173
2 12585 97.8292 352.9925 0030061 139.9260 220.4243 14.88026726567903
Meteor 1-31 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 12586U 81065 B 92 13.47143344 .00005511 00000-0 63634-3 0 6687
2 12586 97.8395 351.3868 0023143 69.7292 290.6408 14.85496233566974
Cosmos 1287 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12644U 81074 J 92 07.92310399 .00000067 00000-0 58305-3 0 8841
2 12644 74.0312 349.2512 0131261 203.0146 156.4978 12.25674983466386
Cosmos 1295 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12682U 81077 B 92 10.35196972 .00000214 00000-0 20287-3 0 8871
2 12682 82.9192 118.5937 0036753 97.1474 263.3864 13.77481101523388
Cosmos 1300 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 12785U 81082 A 92 14.10042005 .00005740 00000-0 65771-3 0 2190
2 12785 82.4842 30.7930 0018126 130.3049 229.9759 14.85887362560313
Cosmos 1300 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12786U 81082 B 92 13.52558559 .00001545 00000-0 21067-3 0 2944
2 12786 82.4882 41.7409 0019210 175.5801 184.5600 14.78619642559419
Cosmos 1302 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12792U 81084 B 92 12.84914691 .00001420 00000-0 51337-3 0 1977
2 12792 74.0214 161.8197 0014647 177.9176 182.2054 14.33472190542236
Cosmos 1304 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12804U 81087 B 92 14.49143300 .00000168 00000-0 14056-3 0 871
2 12804 82.9330 192.2772 0043981 4.7208 355.4362 13.87887762524688
Cosmos 1308 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12836U 81091 B 92 13.86555246 .00000238 00000-0 24699-3 0 9373
2 12836 82.9178 155.0059 0021934 210.4455 149.5431 13.75609080518147
Aureole 3 2.8 2.0 0.0 6.5
1 12848U 81094 A 92 14.25795917 .00016971 00000-0 15551-2 0 3814
2 12848 82.4936 303.9228 0892715 40.9671 325.5147 13.53018171500960
Aureole 3 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12849U 81094 B 92 12.03796195 .00002941 00000-0 30580-3 0 8006
2 12849 82.4998 345.8906 0989102 182.6412 176.9285 13.29949263497358
Cosmos 382 (G) 0.9 0.0 0.0 8.6
1 12854U 70103 G 92 13.11114456 .00040062 00000-0 13424 1 0 323
2 12854 50.4910 13.0844 1396698 295.5347 51.2265 9.89219164313128
SME r 6.4 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 12889U 81100 C 92 13.39213910 .00001323 00000-0 66611-3 0 8060
2 12889 99.8813 343.0534 1343169 249.8562 95.3330 12.11959214453104
Cosmos 1315 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 12903U 81103 A 92 14.12198136 .00006118 00000-0 63062-3 0 2691
2 12903 81.1765 244.8056 0023855 62.9138 297.4510 14.90078673553709
Cosmos 1315 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 12904U 81103 B 92 13.74347083 .00004507 00000-0 53075-3 0 6615
2 12904 81.1808 263.3236 0041113 250.0704 109.6079 14.84253628105637
Cosmos 1320 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12983U 81116 J 92 14.04603562 .00000052 00000-0 46822-3 0 9411
2 12983 73.9897 329.0101 0114365 13.5526 346.8537 12.24681618187254
Cosmos 1328 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 12987U 81117 A 92 13.21698498 .00004807 00000-0 57913-3 0 1143
2 12987 82.5212 96.2534 0018921 115.2163 245.1106 14.83814965545044
Cosmos 1328 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 12988U 81117 B 92 12.68916822 .00002011 00000-0 27593-3 0 4978
2 12988 82.5239 104.5914 0019916 148.8760 211.3657 14.78344861544445
Radio r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13003U 81120 G 91361.89265158 .00000011 00000-0 99999-4 0 8274
2 13003 82.9537 139.4465 0082067 148.0576 212.5487 11.91527305436162
Intelsat 5-3 r 8.6 3.0 0.0 5.1
1 13007U 81119 B 92 13.41239469 .00023543 00000-0 38722-2 0 1302
2 13007 23.5515 145.4495 4541873 173.5081 195.4269 6.38929856160899
Cosmos 1331 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13028U 82001 B 92 13.86160432 .00001445 00000-0 51456-3 0 2980
2 13028 74.0400 159.3359 0021172 5.5165 354.6222 14.34141760523758
Cosmos 1333 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13034U 82003 B 92 13.66813026 .00000242 00000-0 25597-3 0 9361
2 13034 82.9388 78.9206 0031774 177.7611 182.3695 13.74351238501361
Cosmos 1339 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13066U 82012 B 92 12.35860134 .00000259 00000-0 26346-3 0 7878
2 13066 82.8951 325.8692 0042764 281.1829 78.4522 13.76367974497146
Cosmos 1340 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 13067U 82013 A 92 14.51654109 .00005468 00000-0 60639-3 0 8627
2 13067 81.1882 200.7734 0010753 162.3006 197.8706 14.87289671535110
Cosmos 1340 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 13068U 82013 B 92 13.55323196 .00004018 00000-0 45496-3 0 6060
2 13068 81.2094 209.3868 0032814 249.7114 110.0576 14.86087523534585
Cosmos 1344 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13111U 82024 B 92 14.00766221 .00000285 00000-0 29826-3 0 876
2 13111 82.9253 10.7744 0042566 60.5433 299.9959 13.74787919491962
Meteor 2-8 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13114U 82025 B 92 05.56240608 .00000048 00000-0 42949-4 0 8346
2 13114 82.5380 36.4128 0014431 334.7650 25.2807 13.84286270494308
Cosmos 1346 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 13120U 82027 A 92 14.76170391 .00007882 00000-0 82403-3 0 4750
2 13120 81.1563 131.1571 0021411 219.9849 139.9815 14.89551908528925
Cosmos 1346 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 13121U 82027 B 92 12.82064693 .00005161 00000-0 59306-3 0 6692
2 13121 81.1707 147.7856 0043699 66.8525 293.7324 14.85170288528037
Cosmos 1349 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13128U 82030 B 92 05.77754204 .00000182 00000-0 19073-3 0 8858
2 13128 82.9273 107.9393 0030437 74.3105 286.1405 13.74825129488140
Cosmos 1354 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13149U 82037 B 92 13.26581014 .00001368 00000-0 51331-3 0 3459
2 13149 74.0398 307.9015 0015340 261.0001 98.9427 14.31563104506849
Cosmos 1356 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 13153U 82039 A 92 12.70661121 .00006889 00000-0 79084-3 0 5250
2 13153 81.1694 104.5103 0021161 77.2859 283.0777 14.85758416522313
Cosmos 1356 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 13154U 82039 B 92 12.75294508 .00004835 00000-0 62383-3 0 4642
2 13154 81.1823 125.0434 0055145 226.4584 133.2102 14.79982895521405
Cosmos 1357 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13168U 82040 J 92 14.42512312 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 6316
2 13168 74.0483 1.0033 0136313 236.3087 122.4928 12.22819678432665
Cosmos 1365 6.0 2.5 0.0 5.6
1 13175U 82043 A 91 85.95455041 .00000050 00000-0 69562-4 0 3407
2 13175 65.0642 263.8220 0065807 215.7451 143.9212 13.89038191452653
Cosmos 1371 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13242U 82051 B 92 12.62349683 .00000999 00000-0 37048-3 0 952
2 13242 74.0401 63.7445 0025542 21.7129 338.5099 14.32054597502148
Cosmos 1375 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13260U 82055 B 92 05.46056419 .00000106 00000-0 11252-3 0 9994
2 13260 65.8408 157.7528 0037299 324.2679 35.5886 13.73662813482563
Cosmos 1378 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 13271U 82059 A 92 14.46826884 .00006021 00000-0 72218-3 0 8799
2 13271 82.5039 177.7482 0020290 21.1094 339.0965 14.83975331517269
Cosmos 1378 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13272U 82059 B 92 13.47671403 .00001766 00000-0 24205-3 0 2951
2 13272 82.5104 185.2147 0022829 50.8845 309.4412 14.78351075516677
Cosmos 1383 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 13301U 82066 A 92 14.12569096 .00000143 00000-0 15705-3 0 8385
2 13301 82.9310 238.6240 0028613 16.1193 344.0863 13.67975844476413
Cosmos 1383 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13302U 82066 B 92 14.07900976 .00000191 00000-0 21870-3 0 7861
2 13302 82.9293 233.3244 0039729 347.4394 12.5766 13.69487135476808
Cosmos 1386 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13354U 82069 B 92 12.12610864 .00000243 00000-0 24179-3 0 9853
2 13354 82.9588 43.0230 0050993 278.9738 80.5650 13.77672401478359
Landsat 4 4.0 2.0 3.7 5.6
1 13367U 82072 A 92 13.70104811 .00003040 00000-0 67419-3 0 1399
2 13367 98.0863 72.2654 0003998 128.6943 231.4613 14.57194034505114
Cosmos 1400 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 13402U 82079 A 92 13.09516152 .00007643 00000-0 77973-3 0 1741
2 13402 81.1571 248.4614 0010499 290.3243 69.6865 14.90668779510069
Cosmos 1400 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 13403U 82079 B 92 12.18282537 .00004634 00000-0 54348-3 0 5098
2 13403 81.1748 274.0676 0052371 110.1469 250.5410 14.84031985508928
Cosmos 1408 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 13552U 82092 A 92 12.98550578 .00004799 00000-0 56035-3 0 7661
2 13552 82.5653 200.6446 0020807 338.9127 21.1281 14.85079000502735
Cosmos 1408 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13553U 82092 B 92 05.08440973 .00001277 00000-0 17658-3 0 3901
2 13553 82.5698 215.1713 0025118 30.7559 329.5118 14.77941666500963
Cosmos 1417 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13618U 82102 B 92 12.91307200 .00000361 00000-0 37114-3 0 8862
2 13618 82.9657 172.3911 0031166 193.2719 166.7630 13.75953395463711
Cosmos 1420 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13649U 82109 B 92 11.83282629 .00001058 00000-0 38607-3 0 134
2 13649 73.9921 159.7774 0019816 325.6732 34.3138 14.32916766479051
DMSP B5D2-1 6.4 1.7 0.0 6.1
1 13736U 82118 A 92 13.75170541 .00001178 00000-0 50398-3 0 3185
2 13736 98.6447 205.7511 0008952 63.0844 297.1278 14.24978245470665
Cosmos 1428 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13758U 83001 B 92 12.10585565 .00000465 00000-0 46734-3 0 9559
2 13758 82.9095 56.4956 0027471 89.6694 270.7611 13.77382338452300
Cosmos 1437 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 13770U 83003 A 92 13.52383092 .00006121 00000-0 66768-3 0 5676
2 13770 81.1586 46.9306 0019180 107.4435 252.8986 14.87868889485149
Cosmos 1437 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 13771U 83003 B 92 14.54845387 .00004805 00000-0 55567-3 0 4187
2 13771 81.1601 51.5013 0046175 272.2762 87.3195 14.84831460484619
IRAS 3.6 2.0 0.0 6.3
1 13777U 83004 A 92 14.54029749 .00000547 00000-0 37830-3 0 953
2 13777 99.0009 211.7081 0011940 240.5198 119.4785 13.99050128127528
IRAS r 6.4 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 13778U 83004 B 92 10.18999991 .00000383 00000-0 25560-3 0 949
2 13778 100.0693 245.0610 0022109 100.6328 259.7328 14.06930586459656
Cosmos 1441 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 13818U 83010 A 92 13.87420589 .00007500 00000-0 75249-3 0 297
2 13818 81.0963 313.6645 0004950 161.6586 198.4819 14.91372305480422
Cosmos 1441 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 13819U 83010 B 92 13.34281713 .00006385 00000-0 68732-3 0 3768
2 13819 81.1078 324.8935 0056941 348.8363 11.1589 14.87326493481176
NOSS 4 (F) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 13845U 83008 F 90137.95955920 .00000096 00000-0 16128-3 0 03
2 13845 63.4317 160.0891 0172069 29.3125 331.6420 13.40067882 07
NOSS 4 (H) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 13874U 83008 H 90137.96003395 .00000095 00000-0 15429-3 0 08
2 13874 63.4739 160.7951 0202942 19.7975 340.9790 13.40068506 08
Cosmos 1447 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 13916U 83021 A 92 14.23204240 .00000199 00000-0 19999-3 0 9367
2 13916 82.9447 306.1591 0038564 337.2965 22.6486 13.74212919441783
Cosmos 1447 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13917U 83021 B 92 12.25047537 .00000217 00000-0 22454-3 0 6876
2 13917 82.9420 301.6252 0027696 312.8297 47.0529 13.75674464441956
NOAA 8 7.5 1.9 0.0 5.8
1 13923U 83022 A 92 13.98857903 .00001094 00000-0 46971-3 0 9463
2 13923 98.5248 17.2241 0016135 298.0957 61.8600 14.24732153457659
Cosmos 1448 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13950U 83023 B 92 13.49127770 .00000240 00000-0 24664-3 0 8873
2 13950 82.9519 15.0628 0036824 323.1239 36.7411 13.75824026441540
Cosmos 1452 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 13992U 83031 B 92 12.19112225 .00001114 00000-0 41295-3 0 145
2 13992 74.0487 74.3379 0007044 205.8208 154.2603 14.32229932457092
Cosmos 1455 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14032U 83037 A 92 13.51790794 .00005847 00000-0 69663-3 0 198
2 14032 82.5008 20.2789 0017095 348.4865 11.5959 14.84297777470145
Cosmos 1455 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14033U 83037 B 92 14.41492440 .00001578 00000-0 22021-3 0 1988
2 14033 82.5069 25.1181 0020647 6.5936 353.5565 14.77607935105275
Cosmos 1459 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14059U 83042 B 92 05.75097928 .00000207 00000-0 20727-3 0 7919
2 14059 82.9729 113.3320 0046119 62.6793 297.9049 13.77273657435746
Cosmos 1461 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 14064U 83044 A 92 14.33401542 .00003718 00000-0 64665-3 0 5650
2 14064 65.0135 116.7005 0171352 32.3784 328.7721 14.58719780353576
Cosmos 1463 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 14075U 83046 A 92 14.39037354 .00072519 00000-0 58385-3 0 7453
2 14075 82.8504 0.3208 0334016 81.6122 282.3049 15.23057180451679
Cosmos 1464 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14085U 83048 B 92 12.39205254 .00000257 00000-0 26808-3 0 6869
2 14085 82.9443 138.4383 0029589 126.4015 233.9877 13.75175737433524
Exosat r 7.0 2.4 0.0 5.6
1 14096U 83051 B 92 04.80042801 .00000498 00000-0 83301-3 0 928
2 14096 72.2964 132.4149 1098460 49.0695 320.0311 12.08976925380030
Oscar 10 0.6 0.4 0.2 10.2
1 14129U 83058 B 92 11.54945723 .00000094 00000-0 99998-4 0 7903
2 14129 26.0156 104.4732 6064920 309.5618 10.9672 2.05879093 36534
NOSS 5 (C) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 14143U 83056 C 91 39.14578400 .00000063 00000-0 11421-3 0 00
2 14143 63.4230 53.5710 0058341 16.2920 343.7080 13.40102500 06
NOSS 5 (D) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 14144U 83056 D 90126.92404428 .00000112 00000-0 19440-3 0 05
2 14144 63.4433 37.0962 0135847 6.6971 353.4826 13.40067798 09
Cosmos 1470 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14147U 83061 A 92 14.20918922 .00006081 00000-0 75589-3 0 4182
2 14147 82.5195 284.6444 0020872 188.0305 172.0565 14.82481778216369
Cosmos 1470 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14148U 83061 B 92 14.21678336 .00001900 00000-0 26725-3 0 174
2 14148 82.5234 288.4827 0022704 206.2827 153.7235 14.77250484460878
Cosmos 1473 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14179U 83069 J 92 03.78743350 .00000003 00000-0 80558-4 0 5303
2 14179 74.0149 316.1726 0132825 141.8283 219.2256 12.25658642380282
NOSS 5 (G) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 14180U 83056 G 91 39.07153700 .00000068 00000-0 12416-3 0 05
2 14180 63.4353 54.0220 0031041 346.3740 13.6260 13.40102100 09
Cosmos 1484 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 14207U 83075 A 92 14.63137576 .00008241 00000-0 74599-3 0 4246
2 14207 97.5996 56.4981 0036967 313.6531 46.1623 14.94931147459291
Cosmos 1484 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 14208U 83075 B 92 14.04861397 .00004577 00000-0 52768-3 0 4115
2 14208 97.6310 35.8846 0035994 302.4070 57.3691 14.85271709457655
Cosmos 1486 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14241U 83079 B 92 12.02229652 .00001272 00000-0 47017-3 0 3438
2 14241 74.0601 306.2661 0019221 187.4357 172.6513 14.32300672441031
Cosmos 1500 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14372U 83099 A 92 13.67902585 .00005888 00000-0 71269-3 0 362
2 14372 82.5394 237.8396 0021541 110.9031 249.4492 14.83581770446873
Cosmos 1500 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14373U 83099 B 92 14.07254793 .00001565 00000-0 21892-3 0 960
2 14373 82.5432 242.8899 0023499 132.4905 227.8301 14.77475741446573
Cosmos 1503 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14402U 83103 B 92 11.28593992 .00001374 00000-0 51059-3 0 3538
2 14402 74.0444 319.6637 0029482 288.7476 71.0545 14.31886674430768
Cosmos 1506 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14451U 83108 B 92 05.73721131 .00000157 00000-0 15878-3 0 7933
2 14451 82.9316 256.7397 0035017 178.9481 181.1755 13.76769398411710
Cosmos 1508 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 14483U 83111 A 92 06.99741731 .00007025 00000-0 65689-3 0 8644
2 14483 82.9191 346.8555 0944083 243.9656 106.1370 13.41848949395108
Cosmos 1508 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14484U 83111 B 92 14.31887444 .00015814 00000-0 10506-2 0 3874
2 14484 82.9149 311.8480 0866482 112.4804 257.0396 13.66693956398506
DMSP B5D2-2 6.4 1.7 0.0 6.1
1 14506U 83113 A 92 12.58291768 .00001103 00000-0 48783-3 0 3534
2 14506 98.3686 214.8085 0011606 253.1241 106.8666 14.23239429422974
Cosmos 1513 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14547U 83120 B 92 11.90706424 .00000252 00000-0 25686-3 0 7380
2 14547 82.9338 161.9561 0046242 286.6060 73.0022 13.76137675162516
Cosmos 1515 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14551U 83122 A 92 13.66314846 .00005732 00000-0 69477-3 0 3161
2 14551 82.5205 87.3505 0019503 28.5194 331.7121 14.83551657178947
Cosmos 1515 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14552U 83122 B 92 14.26821955 .00001767 00000-0 24780-3 0 2951
2 14552 82.5254 91.3773 0021078 48.7157 311.5865 14.77404939435071
Cosmos 1522 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14619U 84001 J 92 13.74309625 -.00000584 00000-0 -51799-2 0 6534
2 14619 73.9966 294.4138 0126751 42.1663 318.9064 12.24750974358703
Cosmos 1531 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14625U 84003 B 92 10.55144510 .00000263 00000-0 28295-3 0 6346
2 14625 82.9241 49.9250 0022950 26.7769 333.4566 13.73326968400800
Cosmos 1535 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14680U 84010 B 92 05.26805815 .00000163 00000-0 16856-3 0 7855
2 14680 82.9590 85.7588 0039261 122.7050 237.7902 13.75667745397676
NOSS 6 2.0 0.0 0.0 6.9
1 14690U 84012 A 90143.19631348 .00000127 00000-0 21919-3 0 05
2 14690 63.4412 53.7559 0140567 344.9009 14.6836 13.40185370 08
Cosmos 1536 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14699U 84013 A 92 12.82651569 .00003513 00000-0 44819-3 0 2524
2 14699 82.5305 152.9805 0019169 206.0849 153.9489 14.81419138427023
Cosmos 1536 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14700U 84013 B 92 12.89826297 .00001940 00000-0 27244-3 0 9472
2 14700 82.5355 156.8512 0020348 224.4909 135.4670 14.77347969426787
NOSS 6 (C) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 14728U 84012 C 92 03.02208548 .00000076 00000-0 13323-3 0 01
2 14728 63.4160 355.1497 0120640 8.8573 351.1427 13.40161200 03
NOSS 6 (D) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 14729U 84012 D 92 03.02220435 .00000076 00000-0 13199-3 0 02
2 14729 63.4170 355.2116 0133237 10.0898 349.9102 13.40161200 00
Cosmos 1538 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14760U 84019 B 92 13.97023849 .00000905 00000-0 33550-3 0 9945
2 14760 74.0378 190.6228 0028343 172.6128 187.5453 14.32046640412295
Landsat 5 4.0 2.0 3.7 5.6
1 14780U 84021 A 92 13.19790423 -.00001086 00000-0 -24126-3 0 9361
2 14780 98.2086 76.0371 0002814 79.5359 280.6153 14.57107899418450
Uosat 2 0.6 0.4 0.4 10.0
1 14781U 84021 B 92 12.55521909 .00003209 00000-0 56051-3 0 1587
2 14781 97.8746 54.5449 0011043 220.3589 139.6891 14.67974358420156
Landsat 5 r 6.4 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14782U 84021 C 92 14.57180596 .01167538 86988-3 14772-2 0 5536
2 14782 100.0137 270.9366 0013154 197.3690 162.5939 16.07569341432712
NOSS 6 (F) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 14795U 84012 F 90140.23732656 .00000108 00000-0 19055-3 0 04
2 14795 63.4318 62.2915 0113285 338.0829 21.4363 13.40071487 05
Cosmos 1544 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 14819U 84027 A 92 14.37331075 .00006583 00000-0 78396-3 0 2136
2 14819 82.5425 335.8303 0017081 314.2502 45.7308 14.84313952422061
Cosmos 1544 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14820U 84027 B 92 13.38423574 .00001922 00000-0 26849-3 0 961
2 14820 82.5428 342.2497 0020994 339.2484 20.7883 14.77578099421567
Cosmos 1550 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14966U 84043 B 92 05.73676490 .00000139 00000-0 14929-3 0 9422
2 14966 82.9737 96.9556 0017579 47.4883 312.7754 13.73409777383626
Cosmos 1553 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 14974U 84046 B 92 13.55205022 .00000180 00000-0 18368-3 0 8361
2 14974 82.9321 207.9012 0046564 52.4688 308.0681 13.76122529384549
Cosmos 1570 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15032U 84056 B 92 12.28390200 .00001062 00000-0 40234-3 0 167
2 15032 74.0656 89.8665 0017273 73.8250 286.4800 14.31085786396388
Cosmos 1574 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 15055U 84062 A 92 13.94845086 .00000145 00000-0 15520-3 0 1836
2 15055 82.9554 357.8314 0027329 157.4861 202.7501 13.73516600379106
Cosmos 1574 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15056U 84062 B 92 05.48791085 .00000009 00000-0 96769-5 0 6858
2 15056 82.9563 358.4641 0025732 133.6603 226.6693 13.75166762378369
Cosmos 1577 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15078U 84067 B 92 11.75899601 .00000223 00000-0 22862-3 0 7374
2 15078 82.9575 139.4943 0025330 159.5692 200.6495 13.76117532378732
Cosmos 1578 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 15080U 84068 A 92 12.50721696 .00105661 00000-0 82117-3 0 5010
2 15080 50.6356 125.9965 0366294 223.3782 133.7811 15.16497658390362
Meteor 2-11 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15100U 84072 B 92 04.93412458 .00000066 00000-0 59351-4 0 5848
2 15100 82.5281 343.8536 0012315 142.5833 217.6187 13.84057788378927
Cosmos 1598 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15293U 84100 B 92 13.66280046 .00000274 00000-0 29215-3 0 7364
2 15293 82.9423 81.2363 0023532 30.5143 329.7375 13.73832194312018
Cosmos 1602 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 15331U 84105 A 92 13.49752993 .00004981 00000-0 62409-3 0 7707
2 15331 82.5299 186.0966 0020173 249.5861 110.3195 14.82166637393182
Cosmos 1602 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15332U 84105 B 92 13.51521818 .00001700 00000-0 23974-3 0 939
2 15332 82.5340 189.5989 0022161 263.9190 95.9498 14.77162657392508
Cosmos 1603 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 15333U 84106 A 92 12.59952334 .00000235 00000-0 12608-3 0 8863
2 15333 71.0200 81.6766 0023504 276.3653 83.4808 14.12782953375870
ERBS 4.4 1.5 0.0 6.6
1 15354U 84108 B 92 11.42099373 .00003087 00000-0 29090-3 0 4557
2 15354 56.9937 3.9174 0003508 162.2346 197.8814 14.93450738394821
Cosmos 1605 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15360U 84109 B 92 05.35591282 .00000187 00000-0 19312-3 0 6844
2 15360 82.9411 111.0808 0043760 116.7081 243.8564 13.75513596363105
Cosmos 1606 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 15369U 84111 A 92 13.52069522 .00004968 00000-0 60190-3 0 217
2 15369 82.5144 32.5915 0019050 298.3130 61.6223 14.83577782389941
Cosmos 1606 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15370U 84111 B 92 13.52611723 .00001612 00000-0 22364-3 0 2963
2 15370 82.5156 36.6954 0022554 319.5186 40.4356 14.77842850389658
Cosmos 1610 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15399U 84118 B 92 05.61033775 .00000123 00000-0 12794-3 0 7357
2 15399 82.9449 53.7331 0033269 188.2827 171.7786 13.75025129358194
KH 11-6 15.0 3.0 0.0 4.6
1 15423U 84122 A 91242.81022954 .00001448 00000-0 18305-3 0 01
2 15423 97.7329 312.0831 0119095 269.7143 88.9210 14.76965400 09
NOAA 9 7.5 1.9 0.0 5.8
1 15427U 84123 A 92 14.76940815 .00000641 00000-0 34192-3 0 9761
2 15427 99.1574 38.2938 0014916 186.7749 173.3268 14.13253444365401
Cosmos 1624 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15483U 85006 B 92 14.17914635 .00000997 00000-0 36789-3 0 8903
2 15483 74.0401 68.5267 0021280 153.5617 206.6629 14.32385987365076
Cosmos 1626 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 15494U 85009 A 92 12.96872744 .00005657 00000-0 67060-3 0 9193
2 15494 82.5113 204.9709 0020095 220.5211 139.4560 14.84462211375539
Cosmos 1626 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15495U 85009 B 92 14.03551600 .00001422 00000-0 19669-3 0 1469
2 15495 82.5250 208.8816 0020628 242.9162 116.9948 14.78008057375378
Cosmos 1627 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15506U 85011 B 92 12.91316972 .00002691 00000-0 28061-2 0 7371
2 15506 82.9203 10.9135 0035590 48.3005 312.1299 13.75079950348439
Meteor 2-12 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15517U 85013 B 92 05.81415272 .00000071 00000-0 62940-4 0 5834
2 15517 82.5383 281.7248 0015813 23.8286 336.3603 13.84518703349212
Cosmos 1633 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 15592U 85020 A 92 14.74356193 .00006442 00000-0 76239-3 0 8659
2 15592 82.5352 267.0160 0012383 328.4818 31.5645 14.84623824369927
Cosmos 1633 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15593U 85020 B 92 10.72963406 .00001854 00000-0 25620-3 0 961
2 15593 82.5421 276.0008 0013372 356.1969 3.9140 14.78117710368994
Geosat 2.0 1.5 0.0 7.2
1 15595U 85021 A 92 14.43245949 .00001731 00000-0 63126-3 0 1970
2 15595 108.0596 336.3121 0002495 263.0870 96.9997 14.33047036357556
Cosmos 1634 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15598U 85022 B 92 13.87259532 .00000242 00000-0 25070-3 0 7365
2 15598 82.9367 165.0128 0021319 139.8278 220.4475 13.75672485343239
Cosmos 1635 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15625U 85023 J 92 14.32792145 .00000005 00000-0 49475-4 0 4843
2 15625 74.0567 307.3153 0147368 323.5844 35.5235 12.19661666183649
Cosmos 1655 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15752U 85041 B 92 12.86903418 .00000519 00000-0 56869-3 0 8677
2 15752 82.9844 313.8688 0024622 29.7467 330.5093 13.72238273331665
Cosmos 1656 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 15755U 85042 A 92 13.70152713 .00000433 00000-0 20743-3 0 7484
2 15755 71.1131 101.9765 0034533 56.5413 303.9021 14.18617020342793
Cosmos 1656 r4 5.5 4.0 0.0 5.0
1 15772U 85042 D 92 12.18694457 .00000970 00000-0 46135-3 0 9492
2 15772 71.1057 102.0652 0034660 60.8423 299.6166 14.19051100342722
Cosmos 1666 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 15889U 85058 A 92 13.70656569 .00006140 00000-0 74764-3 0 6647
2 15889 82.5270 268.0227 0023653 87.4768 272.9151 14.83294803351281
Cosmos 1666 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15890U 85058 B 92 14.18573764 .00001706 00000-0 23937-3 0 145
2 15890 82.5305 271.9656 0025012 104.9786 255.4194 14.77326743350854
Cosmos 1674 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 15944U 85069 A 92 13.39950400 .00005833 00000-0 70079-3 0 3197
2 15944 82.5132 146.4429 0018406 177.1859 182.9469 14.83935134346668
Cosmos 1674 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 15945U 85069 B 92 14.37643375 .00002091 00000-0 29042-3 0 168
2 15945 82.5256 150.4980 0020777 192.9554 167.1154 14.77823394346498
Cosmos 1680 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16012U 85079 B 92 12.89105475 .00000938 00000-0 34607-3 0 8949
2 16012 74.0576 197.7299 0016132 261.7728 98.1593 14.32397377332077
Cosmos 1689 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 16110U 85090 A 92 09.69724525 .00010568 00000-0 69587-3 0 3881
2 16110 97.6777 83.6208 0041119 349.5568 10.4781 15.07011482341027
Cosmos 1689 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 16111U 85090 B 92 14.62211106 .00005480 00000-0 53802-3 0 1694
2 16111 97.6755 67.4798 0054208 342.2309 17.7028 14.91128973340269
Cosmos 1697 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 16181U 85097 A 92 08.69719855 .00000368 00000-0 22051-3 0 9973
2 16181 70.9543 116.1843 0007752 247.6978 112.3321 14.12527710186968
Cosmos 1697 r 10.4 3.9 0.0 4.6
1 16182U 85097 B 92 12.24597747 .00000791 00000-0 40758-3 0 7471
2 16182 70.9946 92.7457 0008474 187.8009 172.3098 14.15083895321713
Meteor 3-1 4.2 1.4 0.0 6.7
1 16191U 85100 A 91 83.62231637 .00000044 00000-0 99999-4 0 1543
2 16191 82.5463 139.3835 0020751 125.2318 235.0740 13.16933024260479
Meteor 3-1 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16194U 85100 B 92 12.86188303 .00000103 00000-0 31315-3 0 8423
2 16194 82.5718 321.7224 0017836 61.7642 298.5267 13.06534139296636
Cosmos 1703 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16262U 85108 A 92 14.38844462 .00006904 00000-0 84441-3 0 6679
2 16262 82.5009 142.3506 0019267 180.1507 179.9710 14.83180144330960
Cosmos 1703 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16263U 85108 B 92 12.40634871 .00001978 00000-0 27979-3 0 192
2 16263 82.5040 148.7150 0020777 206.8031 153.2110 14.77045741330377
Cosmos 1704 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16292U 85110 B 92 13.20631317 .00000247 00000-0 25377-3 0 8363
2 16292 82.9294 72.1176 0029724 137.1914 223.1564 13.76034036307523
Cosmos 1707 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16326U 85113 A 92 02.98227225 .00004652 00000-0 56999-3 0 3314
2 16326 82.5328 101.2358 0018469 260.2149 99.7074 14.82863466326397
Cosmos 1707 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16327U 85113 B 92 13.65542655 .00001772 00000-0 24885-3 0 7489
2 16327 82.5353 95.5289 0019485 245.3325 114.5863 14.77360091327712
Cosmos 1709 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16369U 85116 B 92 12.54596986 .00000199 00000-0 20605-3 0 6916
2 16369 82.9398 45.6449 0033176 200.9124 159.0771 13.75665002304480
Meteor 2-13 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16409U 85119 B 92 05.49876531 .00000060 00000-0 53553-4 0 6823
2 16409 82.5355 197.6901 0013873 207.1384 152.9055 13.84421006304575
Cosmos 1725 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16494U 86005 B 92 05.87966692 .00000300 00000-0 31083-3 0 7395
2 16494 82.9311 140.1406 0018857 287.3875 72.5219 13.75565322299673
Cosmos 1726 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16495U 86006 A 92 13.03397015 .00005697 00000-0 67536-3 0 5733
2 16495 82.5166 27.7873 0019301 335.4268 24.6088 14.84474796322991
Cosmos 1726 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16496U 86006 B 92 13.53343769 .00001610 00000-0 22264-3 0 9965
2 16496 82.5243 32.2810 0021874 354.6649 5.4328 14.77976761322573
Cosmos 1727 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16511U 86008 B 92 05.76459483 .00000168 00000-0 17593-3 0 6853
2 16511 82.9477 266.8726 0031156 346.7664 13.2671 13.74731031298618
NOSS 7 2.0 0.0 0.0 6.9
1 16591U 86014 A 91 38.10923600 .00000082 00000-0 14924-3 0 09
2 16591 63.4305 55.3200 0038026 205.7570 154.2430 13.40218600 09
Mir Complex 32.7 4.2 0.0 3.4
1 16609U 86017 A 92 14.72777850 .00050659 00000-0 54053-3 0 23
2 16609 51.6028 304.3844 0001073 285.9793 74.0698 15.63258315338160
Cosmos 1733 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16611U 86018 A 92 13.44573246 .00007318 00000-0 87696-3 0 4733
2 16611 82.5171 325.0518 0021380 56.5365 303.8088 14.83996144317896
Cosmos 1733 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16612U 86018 B 92 12.87260118 .00001899 00000-0 26260-3 0 9992
2 16612 82.5158 330.3421 0021696 71.8622 288.4975 14.77995819216500
Spot 1 4.7 1.8 1.8 6.0
1 16613U 86019 A 92 11.69221286 .00000914 00000-0 43011-3 0 5655
2 16613 98.7396 87.3476 0001209 353.0559 7.0606 14.20040826145329
Spot 1 r 8.6 2.6 0.0 5.3
1 16615U 86019 C 92 13.18141091 .00007613 00000-0 27495-2 0 2723
2 16615 98.5267 82.7960 0021447 283.3977 76.4840 14.33513479306612
NOSS 7 (D) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 16623U 86014 D 90127.14802176 .00000112 00000-0 20008-3 0 05
2 16623 63.3762 36.7097 0092900 219.9989 139.3139 13.40062652 04
NOSS 7 (H) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 16631U 86014 H 90123.19346333 .00000114 00000-0 19949-3 0 07
2 16631 63.4577 46.4637 0125120 346.9600 12.7190 13.40070350 03
Cosmos 1741 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16682U 86030 B 92 12.84313089 .00001356 00000-0 50370-3 0 8970
2 16682 74.0232 312.7425 0014239 6.3836 353.7513 14.32103517299770
Cosmos 1743 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16719U 86034 A 92 14.53156306 .00005206 00000-0 63301-3 0 5164
2 16719 82.5500 216.4711 0021411 355.2283 4.8728 14.83393955305552
Cosmos 1743 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16720U 86034 B 92 12.61193211 .00001404 00000-0 19666-3 0 9467
2 16720 82.5563 223.0741 0024001 18.8351 341.3742 14.77399565304949
Cosmos 1745 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16728U 86037 B 92 12.52101225 .00000257 00000-0 26705-3 0 6365
2 16728 82.9527 19.3995 0026888 282.7066 77.1085 13.75309784283095
Meteor 2-14 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16736U 86039 B 92 05.62942785 .00000049 00000-0 44196-4 0 4848
2 16736 82.5373 224.1133 0011778 284.7973 75.1885 13.84393185283511
Cosmos 1748 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16766U 86042 J 91363.84865736 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 4781
2 16766 74.0123 269.0182 0133719 248.7730 109.8978 12.23311699248528
Cosmos 1758 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16791U 86046 A 92 14.10204327 .00003813 00000-0 49532-3 0 5002
2 16791 82.4818 259.1721 0026976 123.8107 236.5644 14.80540988301131
Cosmos 1758 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16792U 86046 B 92 12.09855142 .00001632 00000-0 22969-3 0 9451
2 16792 82.4862 263.5088 0027752 141.1931 219.1280 14.77146577300692
Cosmos 1759 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16799U 86047 B 92 05.87904480 .00000249 00000-0 25172-3 0 6872
2 16799 82.9191 167.3812 0067445 348.8017 11.1645 13.76186953212360
Cosmos 1763 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16864U 86052 B 92 12.21724940 .00001529 00000-0 52513-3 0 8983
2 16864 74.0248 295.8753 0034928 130.6837 229.7416 14.35733692287545
Cosmos 1766 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16881U 86055 A 92 13.67489701 .00003921 00000-0 50042-3 0 6070
2 16881 82.5198 244.4233 0018629 267.8105 92.0963 14.81413096294232
Cosmos 1766 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16882U 86055 B 92 12.67372946 .00001541 00000-0 21829-3 0 9432
2 16882 82.5231 248.6782 0020570 284.0702 75.8221 14.76988197293854
EGP 2.2 0.0 0.0 6.7
1 16908U 86061 A 92 14.01753941 .00000427 00000-0 30125-2 0 5162
2 16908 50.0148 285.7584 0009707 223.8580 136.1584 12.44405819246552
EGP r 13.5 2.5 0.0 4.9
1 16910U 86061 C 92 05.54586174 -.00000035 00000-0 -28903-3 0 3825
2 16910 50.0074 86.5318 0069827 267.0435 92.2402 12.32361400243139
Cosmos 1777 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16953U 86070 B 92 12.58177716 .00001076 00000-0 38835-3 0 7959
2 16953 74.0085 59.9052 0011564 321.7419 38.2916 14.33546623279244
NOAA 10 7.5 1.9 0.0 5.8
1 16969U 86073 A 92 12.25826008 .00000739 00000-0 31890-3 0 8183
2 16969 98.5483 36.0264 0013999 42.5661 317.6652 14.24459803276315
Cosmos 1782 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 16986U 86074 A 92 14.29628960 .00006551 00000-0 84379-3 0 8656
2 16986 82.5184 326.3088 0021235 107.2692 253.0848 14.80995811285012
Cosmos 1782 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 16987U 86074 B 92 12.90790608 .00001878 00000-0 26559-3 0 7979
2 16987 82.5196 330.3601 0021775 124.8944 235.4317 14.77045098284514
Cosmos 1791 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17067U 86086 B 92 12.04316838 .00000250 00000-0 25454-3 0 6375
2 17067 82.9447 213.8197 0036518 57.3213 303.1459 13.76484525259378
Cosmos 1794 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17146U 86092 J 92 10.69098867 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 4303
2 17146 74.0067 242.0123 0123798 104.6464 256.8334 12.23690484229568
Cosmos 1802 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17160U 86093 B 92 11.68436128 .00000196 00000-0 20881-3 0 6436
2 17160 82.9258 110.4119 0040768 94.4364 266.1482 13.73668356257183
Cosmos 1805 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 17191U 86097 A 92 14.12330038 .00005914 00000-0 72856-3 0 1267
2 17191 82.5130 290.8412 0016675 334.1799 25.8593 14.82916579274802
Cosmos 1805 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17192U 86097 B 92 12.22865933 .00002130 00000-0 29716-3 0 8951
2 17192 82.5055 296.2757 0019678 356.7561 3.3565 14.77646377274107
Cosmos 1808 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17240U 86100 B 92 13.64994705 .00000197 00000-0 21320-3 0 5363
2 17240 82.9314 80.6814 0031813 136.6719 223.6949 13.72935994254197
Cosmos 1809 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17242U 86101 B 92 05.59775245 .00000037 00000-0 33563-4 0 5857
2 17242 82.5255 208.7460 0014869 155.8082 204.3776 13.82944775254896
Meteor 2-15 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17291U 87001 B 92 05.81800974 .00000093 00000-0 83868-4 0 4342
2 17291 82.4675 124.6989 0011162 163.9891 196.1624 13.84212258252678
Cosmos 1812 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 17295U 87003 A 92 13.08364566 .00005030 00000-0 62301-3 0 7648
2 17295 82.5285 28.7551 0021288 89.1950 271.1709 14.82628180269270
Cosmos 1812 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17296U 87003 B 92 11.46018184 .00001481 00000-0 20840-3 0 7469
2 17296 82.5298 33.7487 0022545 110.1319 250.2328 14.77248964268760
Cosmos 1814 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17304U 87006 B 92 14.41360361 .00001121 00000-0 40195-3 0 7980
2 17304 74.0531 190.8182 0027065 187.1374 172.9426 14.33735424260473
Cosmos 1603 r4 5.5 4.0 0.0 5.0
1 17358U 84106 G 92 14.65096579 .00000211 00000-0 11306-3 0 7420
2 17358 70.9995 73.4417 0003887 322.5729 37.5121 14.13120127256438
Cosmos 1816 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17360U 87009 B 92 13.94765612 .00000311 00000-0 32144-3 0 5376
2 17360 82.9198 343.4146 0037678 253.6783 106.0229 13.75654313248907
Cosmos 1818 4.0 0.0 0.0 5.4
1 17369U 87011 A 92 13.73676730 .00000416 00000-0 15998-3 0 8891
2 17369 65.0051 154.0342 0021076 250.9387 108.9415 14.30176640309916
Cosmos 1821 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17526U 87017 B 92 14.70291965 .00000266 00000-0 27545-3 0 5401
2 17526 82.9085 130.4157 0040347 301.3525 58.3686 13.75516423229155
MOS 1 2.4 1.5 1.3 7.0
1 17527U 87018 A 92 11.69270460 .00000316 00000-0 23571-3 0 197
2 17527 99.0498 85.0175 0000358 23.6800 336.4380 13.94914953249217
MOS 1 r 10.3 2.5 0.0 5.2
1 17528U 87018 B 92 14.02322227 .00001850 00000-0 47459-3 0 9517
2 17528 97.4317 235.8654 0174287 51.2195 310.4427 14.41610904257321
Cosmos 1825 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 17566U 87024 A 92 14.02932376 .00005221 00000-0 63315-3 0 4631
2 17566 82.5260 207.2705 0017733 231.0523 128.9149 14.83554552262411
Cosmos 1825 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17567U 87024 B 92 14.05747836 .00001492 00000-0 20821-3 0 8411
2 17567 82.5294 211.8990 0019708 251.6337 108.2732 14.77643733262097
Cosmos 1833 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 17589U 87027 A 92 08.21120035 -.00000187 00000-0 -10137-3 0 5828
2 17589 70.9286 268.0233 0007638 293.1352 66.8964 14.12480843248072
Cosmos 1833 r 10.4 3.9 0.0 4.6
1 17590U 87027 B 92 12.37189824 .00000067 00000-0 34225-4 0 7353
2 17590 71.0052 251.4622 0002482 31.8694 328.2568 14.15529584249146
Cosmos 1842 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 17911U 87038 A 92 13.60591363 .00004673 00000-0 59261-3 0 6604
2 17911 82.4948 82.2827 0022664 68.2399 292.1226 14.81625987254132
Cosmos 1842 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 17912U 87038 B 92 13.65619797 .00001649 00000-0 23319-3 0 8463
2 17912 82.5033 85.5384 0024260 82.3815 278.0157 14.77009987253931
Cosmos 1844 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 17973U 87041 A 92 13.50420058 .00000603 00000-0 32541-3 0 6372
2 17973 70.8798 25.9063 0005753 356.0841 4.0234 14.12588956240930
Cosmos 1844 r 10.4 3.9 0.0 4.6
1 17974U 87041 B 92 12.96141454 .00000691 00000-0 34948-3 0 6956
2 17974 71.0097 18.3540 0014507 170.9266 189.2155 14.16000927241393
NOSS 8 (E) 0.3 0.9 2.4 8.1
1 18009U 87043 E 90258.32002700 .00000010 00000-0 18212-4 0 00
2 18009 63.4380 332.3880 0043730 69.4690 30.5570 13.40087570 07
Cosmos 1850 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18096U 87049 B 92 12.26512032 .00001166 00000-0 43022-3 0 8477
2 18096 74.0388 312.7033 0019160 195.6389 164.4176 14.32391585240010
Cosmos 1852 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18121U 87051 J 92 06.67794804 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 3792
2 18121 74.0029 236.9630 0131488 56.3896 304.9607 12.22252725203439
DMSP B5D2-3 7.5 1.9 0.0 5.8
1 18123U 87053 A 92 13.64643147 .00001284 00000-0 66427-3 0 2826
2 18123 98.8030 206.5876 0014115 180.4299 179.6920 14.14936223235755
Cosmos 1861 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 18129U 87054 A 92 14.22287869 .00000189 00000-0 20759-3 0 57
2 18129 82.9265 262.8979 0011173 327.8872 32.1610 13.72247651228539
Cosmos 1861 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18130U 87054 B 92 12.14010549 .00000275 00000-0 28720-3 0 4851
2 18130 82.9235 258.2278 0018517 28.2449 331.9709 13.75233240228610
Cosmos 1862 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 18152U 87055 A 92 14.07291643 .00004478 00000-0 58228-3 0 981
2 18152 82.5052 142.0293 0021940 294.0509 65.8484 14.80589723244593
Cosmos 1862 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18153U 87055 B 92 12.85585565 .00001901 00000-0 26758-3 0 7983
2 18153 82.4994 145.3701 0023864 312.2458 47.6732 14.77196345244247
Cosmos 1864 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18161U 87057 B 92 14.37041010 .00000236 00000-0 24282-3 0 5848
2 18161 82.9353 135.1192 0033361 0.3748 359.7427 13.75870208206803
Cosmos 1867 4.0 0.0 0.0 5.4
1 18187U 87060 A 92 11.19322411 .00000443 00000-0 17101-3 0 6342
2 18187 65.0042 283.7110 0021351 259.4679 100.3998 14.29892997235224
Cosmos 1869 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 18214U 87062 A 92 14.26279769 .00006675 00000-0 85884-3 0 3706
2 18214 82.5172 304.1829 0020970 341.1427 18.9005 14.81043009242405
Cosmos 1869 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18215U 87062 B 92 14.75035981 .00002122 00000-0 30045-3 0 7499
2 18215 82.5113 306.7542 0023552 350.5990 9.4779 14.76961765242268
Meteor 2-16 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 18312U 87068 A 92 07.53202573 .00000143 00000-0 11918-3 0 7909
2 18312 82.5546 198.9592 0013218 91.8329 268.4345 13.83883331221724
Meteor 2-16 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18313U 87068 B 92 04.58407928 .00000041 00000-0 36628-4 0 5342
2 18313 82.5551 200.6458 0012230 105.9500 254.3007 13.83961870221504
Cosmos 1891 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18403U 87087 B 92 11.89026842 .00000275 00000-0 28489-3 0 4867
2 18403 82.9184 167.5953 0059101 188.0609 171.9611 13.75022357212987
Cosmos 1892 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 18421U 87088 A 92 13.99105004 .00005396 00000-0 66335-3 0 3229
2 18421 82.5002 196.3973 0018718 284.1774 75.7376 14.82974866228339
Cosmos 1892 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18422U 87088 B 92 13.50599684 .00001524 00000-0 21545-3 0 6448
2 18422 82.5095 201.5861 0021359 306.1401 53.7871 14.77061075227950
KH 11-7 15.0 3.0 0.0 4.6
1 18441U 87090 A 91243.96423057 .00013900 00000-0 36433-3 0 05
2 18441 97.7030 354.2820 0435729 261.5101 93.5343 14.77642600 00
Cosmos 1898 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18586U 87098 B 92 09.16519330 .00001151 00000-0 42994-3 0 7007
2 18586 74.0123 74.2463 0021686 164.8950 195.2850 14.32849391214606
Cosmos 1900 6.0 2.5 0.0 5.6
1 18665U 87101 A 92 07.32574610 .00000987 00000-0 27021-3 0 5927
2 18665 66.0857 133.4737 0047061 287.6978 71.8982 14.51057938220319
Cosmos 1904 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18710U 87106 B 92 11.54203945 .00000238 00000-0 24880-3 0 5358
2 18710 82.9096 45.0161 0027559 89.0550 271.3768 13.74993185203307
Cosmos 1908 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 18748U 88001 A 92 13.26295743 .00005589 00000-0 70212-3 0 3129
2 18748 82.5164 325.4094 0020273 158.9070 201.2986 14.82049393216670
Cosmos 1908 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18749U 88001 B 92 12.86766004 .00001899 00000-0 26785-3 0 7476
2 18749 82.5129 329.3483 0020378 178.8504 181.2797 14.77181346216391
Meteor 2-17 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 18820U 88005 A 92 14.70379253 .00000336 00000-0 29907-3 0 6407
2 18820 82.5407 252.0780 0016456 140.8191 219.4164 13.84586723199954
Meteor 2-17 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18821U 88005 B 92 14.02896675 .00000131 00000-0 11602-3 0 4342
2 18821 82.5432 251.8482 0014715 144.2886 215.9263 13.84746133199914
DMSP B5D2-4 6.4 1.7 0.0 6.1
1 18822U 88006 A 92 13.74776578 .00001261 00000-0 56676-3 0 1804
2 18822 98.5652 248.6235 0007484 49.5902 310.5942 14.22405149204619
Cosmos 1924 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18945U 88016 J 92 11.96605158 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 4318
2 18945 74.0106 205.4738 0139514 70.5065 291.0982 12.23828667171524
Cosmos 1933 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 18958U 88020 A 92 14.12602996 .00004692 00000-0 60497-3 0 8528
2 18958 82.5402 268.7823 0019943 29.0126 331.2104 14.80968330206561
Cosmos 1933 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18959U 88020 B 92 12.16792778 .00001854 00000-0 25892-3 0 6962
2 18959 82.5414 273.0480 0020796 47.3434 312.9540 14.77589136206105
IRS-1A 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 18960U 88021 A 92 14.13595193 .00000032 00000-0 35610-4 0 1148
2 18960 98.9186 75.2805 0014250 103.9908 256.2721 13.96271070 98666
IRS-1A r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 18961U 88021 B 92 13.21258051 .00000082 00000-0 55024-4 0 5933
2 18961 98.8683 78.8713 0057759 30.0758 330.3690 14.00252435195419
Cosmos 1934 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 18986U 88023 B 92 14.30182912 .00000268 00000-0 26903-3 0 4876
2 18986 82.9548 106.8324 0031344 357.4946 2.6049 13.77342211191673
Cosmos 1937 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19039U 88029 B 92 14.20013723 .00000944 00000-0 33526-3 0 7035
2 19039 74.0433 66.6185 0029431 8.1483 352.0141 14.34151403197470
Cosmos 1939 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 19045U 88032 A 92 14.13292772 .00007480 00000-0 78380-3 0 8581
2 19045 97.7871 75.2961 0022639 253.0724 106.8112 14.89447935202204
Cosmos 1939 r 3.8 2.6 0.0 5.9
1 19046U 88032 B 92 12.59529343 .00004211 00000-0 53874-3 0 8611
2 19046 97.7955 64.1954 0051307 180.9068 179.2061 14.80487212188292
Cosmos 1943 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 19119U 88039 A 92 14.04022502 .00000398 00000-0 21150-3 0 8081
2 19119 71.0033 138.5467 0010468 134.4050 225.7928 14.13416510189107
Cosmos 1943 r 10.4 3.9 0.0 4.6
1 19120U 88039 B 92 14.71309400 .00000555 00000-0 27242-3 0 953
2 19120 71.0055 119.0743 0022730 359.4828 0.6263 14.17588407189764
Cosmos 1953 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 19210U 88050 A 92 14.02439631 .00002361 00000-0 31100-3 0 7086
2 19210 82.5270 207.7137 0023590 340.7854 19.2483 14.80020880193142
Cosmos 1953 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19211U 88050 B 92 12.58863720 .00001448 00000-0 20443-3 0 6965
2 19211 82.5277 211.1196 0025036 358.0850 2.0261 14.77053938192799
Oscar 13 0.5 1.3 0.0 8.2
1 19216U 88051 B 92 06.16612444 -.00000209 00000-0 14042-2 0 3322
2 19216 56.7632 50.6164 7276243 274.4851 13.2831 2.09716713 27311
Cosmos 1954 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19257U 88053 B 92 13.86441494 .00001162 00000-0 42173-3 0 6428
2 19257 74.0526 313.9066 0024180 208.1188 151.8657 14.33149569186262
Okean 1 4.0 0.0 0.0 5.4
1 19274U 88056 A 92 14.38446605 .00004534 00000-0 59248-3 0 3140
2 19274 82.5064 342.7182 0022930 42.9752 317.3254 14.80357705190063
Okean 1 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19275U 88056 B 92 12.54009278 .00002113 00000-0 30139-3 0 5969
2 19275 82.5191 347.4814 0024255 59.1072 301.2619 14.76640786189598
Cosmos 1959 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19325U 88062 B 92 05.26360216 .00000123 00000-0 12580-3 0 5852
2 19325 82.9507 83.9315 0029679 343.3420 16.6759 13.76510667136291
Meteor 3-2 4.2 1.4 0.0 6.7
1 19336U 88064 A 92 12.56112880 .00000046 00000-0 10045-3 0 8816
2 19336 82.5412 231.0376 0017088 321.8406 38.1509 13.16939307166557
USA 32 6.0 3.0 0.0 5.4
1 19460U 88078 A 92 06.02119086 .00000680 00000-0 26018-3 0 02
2 19460 84.9850 206.0511 0005950 108.7695 251.2303 14.30735987 09
Feng Yun 1-1 8.6 1.3 0.0 6.2
1 19467U 88080 A 92 14.52461983 .00000157 00000-0 10159-3 0 9920
2 19467 99.2454 11.3566 0069719 265.6871 93.6324 14.01586258171513
Feng Yun 1-1 r 1.9 2.9 0.0 6.2
1 19468U 88080 B 92 12.94144701 .00000367 00000-0 24194-3 0 6497
2 19468 99.2709 13.6905 0014480 303.7114 56.2708 14.01723701171302
NOAA 11 7.5 1.9 0.0 5.8
1 19531U 88089 A 92 13.75793224 .00001087 00000-0 58855-3 0 7286
2 19531 99.0604 335.4339 0012921 101.2035 259.0586 14.12483427170195
Cosmos 1975 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 19573U 88093 A 92 14.08882323 .00004213 00000-0 55076-3 0 6615
2 19573 82.5358 146.5282 0023849 354.3708 5.7324 14.80333239175620
Cosmos 1975 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19574U 88093 B 92 12.86812570 .00001843 00000-0 25904-3 0 5978
2 19574 82.5336 149.9011 0025617 10.2940 349.8792 14.77230662175291
KH 11-8 15.0 3.0 0.0 4.6
1 19625U 88099 A 91273.85375177 .00024380 00000-0 47167-3 0 00
2 19625 97.7081 335.6449 0463703 319.9942 36.6792 14.78833283 01
Cosmos 1980 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 19649U 88102 A 92 13.96108576 .00000827 00000-0 44312-3 0 6064
2 19649 71.0062 94.7214 0003961 7.4897 352.6158 14.12984422161890
Cosmos 1980 r 10.4 3.9 0.0 4.6
1 19650U 88102 B 92 10.71422164 .00000083 00000-0 53525-4 0 6003
2 19650 70.9967 93.7762 0016485 267.3283 92.5952 14.14729690161643
Lacrosse 1 18.0 4.5 0.0 3.9
1 19671U 88106 B 91363.05047599 .00002000 00000-0 33562-3 0 05
2 19671 56.9684 219.4180 0014100 150.4900 209.5090 14.69309000 01
Cosmos 1985 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 19720U 88113 A 92 14.11278210 .00103190 00000-0 10259-2 0 824
2 19720 73.5304 277.6116 0005633 180.3133 179.8951 15.65291195170876
Cosmos 1985 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19764U 88113 H 92 13.95690910 .00010442 00000-0 40057-3 0 4548
2 19764 73.5400 320.5587 0008394 234.1915 125.8470 15.26377554169634
Cosmos 1992 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19770U 89005 B 92 11.94398934 .00000938 00000-0 33205-3 0 5934
2 19770 74.0413 193.7912 0004745 40.1538 319.9969 14.34571781152508
Akebono 1.0 0.0 0.0 8.4
1 19822U 89016 A 92 14.18741087 .00046671 00000-0 27451-2 0 3391
2 19822 75.1440 307.6029 4001572 202.1719 134.2667 7.43997590 41673
Cosmos 2004 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 19826U 89017 A 91 83.80161840 .00000440 00000-0 48932-3 0 4138
2 19826 82.9533 33.3452 0030067 332.4745 27.4861 13.71242605104242
Cosmos 2004 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19827U 89017 B 92 13.89989265 .00000617 00000-0 66921-3 0 4393
2 19827 82.9462 174.4745 0024391 219.5448 140.3949 13.72843743144836
Meteor 2-18 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 19851U 89018 A 92 07.81355539 .00000286 00000-0 24690-3 0 5926
2 19851 82.5214 134.5375 0013743 204.0464 156.0056 13.84223686144368
Meteor 2-18 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19852U 89018 B 92 04.85617831 .00000079 00000-0 71683-4 0 3848
2 19852 82.5195 137.4500 0016495 203.1628 156.8791 13.83673951143915
Cosmos 2008 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19910U 89025 J 91338.04225359 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 2760
2 19910 74.0057 229.6061 0132814 306.5009 52.3849 12.22962942120365
Delta Star 5.5 2.3 0.0 5.8
1 19911U 89026 A 92 14.47919182 .00080783 00000-0 98148-3 0 2759
2 19911 47.6959 59.9461 0005405 13.9712 346.1388 15.59784776157492
Cosmos 2016 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 19922U 89028 B 92 13.26566419 .00000407 00000-0 41750-3 0 4888
2 19922 82.9589 110.3419 0034384 327.6924 32.2130 13.76083260139370
Cosmos 2026 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20046U 89042 B 92 12.51461851 .00000216 00000-0 21877-3 0 4868
2 20046 82.9370 16.4005 0035998 156.7075 203.5723 13.76782342130610
Cosmos 2027 4.0 2.0 0.0 6.3
1 20064U 89045 A 92 14.08116687 .00115730 00000-0 82188-3 0 3701
2 20064 65.8216 275.4766 0006370 199.3676 160.8726 15.73320241145273
Nadezhda 1 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 20103U 89050 A 92 09.59274982 .00000140 00000-0 13832-3 0 4949
2 20103 82.9596 223.7428 0036205 247.5258 112.2064 13.73748115126166
Nadezhda 1 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20104U 89050 B 92 14.02244439 .00000234 00000-0 24407-3 0 4874
2 20104 82.9577 218.7984 0031718 207.2698 152.6798 13.75213617126890
Cosmos 2034 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20150U 89059 B 92 13.26366235 .00000235 00000-0 24712-3 0 3855
2 20150 82.9388 140.2565 0028464 279.8768 79.9192 13.74778890123908
Cosmos 2037 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20197U 89068 B 92 05.18758572 .00000006 00000-0 99999-4 0 2290
2 20197 73.5660 271.2176 0023736 130.4704 229.8437 12.40701843106691
In-Cosmos 24 4.0 0.0 0.0 5.4
1 20261U 89080 A 92 14.01435586 .00002193 00000-0 68416-3 0 4688
2 20261 82.5896 222.3687 1248536 114.5354 259.0989 12.46053524104473
In-Cosmos 24 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20262U 89080 C 92 13.02497101 .00000974 00000-0 29769-3 0 6438
2 20262 82.5906 223.6707 1257921 119.1294 254.1598 12.44347546104352
GPS 2-04 r1 5.9 2.4 0.0 5.7
1 20303U 89085 B 92 12.58871281 .00006163 00000-0 70071-3 0 7680
2 20303 35.6450 92.2951 0300879 57.8773 305.0790 14.57847796118287
Meteor 3-3 4.2 1.4 0.0 6.7
1 20305U 89086 A 92 09.90451445 .00000043 00000-0 99999-4 0 4949
2 20305 82.5510 174.7327 0016980 346.2334 13.8322 13.15972619106148
COBE 4.9 8.5 0.0 3.9
1 20322U 89089 A 92 12.07319665 .00000324 00000-0 20792-3 0 4474
2 20322 99.0125 27.0481 0008023 210.7174 149.3522 14.03241923109964
COBE r 7.0 2.4 0.0 5.6
1 20323U 89089 B 92 12.17224413 .00001824 00000-0 53376-3 0 4472
2 20323 97.1121 263.4642 0080053 13.6975 346.6385 14.42174942112992
GPS 2-05 r1 5.9 2.4 0.0 5.7
1 20362U 89097 B 92 13.75002733 .00007447 00000-0 81699-3 0 7691
2 20362 35.6336 178.8636 0297134 37.1693 324.9194 14.59712108111143
Cosmos 2053 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20389U 89100 A 92 14.70126172 .00025852 00000-0 81105-3 0 5426
2 20389 73.5251 280.7918 0010505 293.3529 66.6351 15.32900665113869
Cosmos 2053 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20390U 89100 B 92 13.26802376 .00008268 00000-0 37170-3 0 7220
2 20390 73.5202 295.1772 0014663 319.1611 40.8487 15.20963417113307
Cosmos 2056 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20433U 90004 B 92 12.57080427 .00001026 00000-0 37774-3 0 3941
2 20433 74.0305 79.0814 0036514 304.2537 55.5163 14.32212234103615
Spot 2 4.7 1.8 1.8 6.0
1 20436U 90005 A 92 11.72960935 .00001569 00000-0 73841-3 0 7583
2 20436 98.7203 88.2180 0001761 108.1876 251.9499 14.20028801102142
Uosat 3 0.3 0.3 0.6 10.0
1 20437U 90005 B 92 13.65710290 .00001014 00000-0 39777-3 0 4936
2 20437 98.6561 96.7626 0010815 273.3843 86.6117 14.29443065103050
Uosat 4 0.3 0.3 0.6 10.0
1 20438U 90005 C 92 12.22443573 .00000716 00000-0 28375-3 0 3867
2 20438 98.6566 95.0931 0009528 277.3332 82.6770 14.28911535102829
Pacsat 0.2 0.2 0.2 11.3
1 20439U 90005 D 92 11.72067431 .00001017 00000-0 39822-3 0 3906
2 20439 98.6588 95.3048 0011019 283.2718 76.7235 14.29512981102786
Dove 0.2 0.2 0.2 11.3
1 20440U 90005 E 92 11.40680513 .00001190 00000-0 46509-3 0 3918
2 20440 98.6589 95.0780 0011052 281.6867 78.3117 14.29622323102748
Webersat 0.2 0.2 0.2 11.3
1 20441U 90005 F 92 14.38214762 .00000992 00000-0 38749-3 0 3903
2 20441 98.6585 98.0845 0011417 273.8754 86.1142 14.29640880103174
Lusat 0.2 0.2 0.2 11.3
1 20442U 90005 G 92 12.10550019 .00001109 00000-0 43234-3 0 3917
2 20442 98.6579 95.9073 0011653 279.4240 80.5627 14.29717096102855
Spot 2 r 9.9 2.6 0.0 5.2
1 20443U 90005 H 92 13.69320526 .00001749 00000-0 65807-3 0 4541
2 20443 98.5466 90.8758 0010646 233.1635 126.8764 14.31538222103122
GPS 2-06 r1 5.9 2.4 0.0 5.7
1 20453U 90008 B 92 14.57755783 .00007528 00000-0 83997-3 0 6734
2 20453 35.6339 86.2459 0546454 77.4389 288.6858 14.15392042101586
Cosmos 2058 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 20465U 90010 A 92 14.12210847 .00002363 00000-0 33387-3 0 2127
2 20465 82.5001 24.8750 0024461 110.6051 249.7817 14.77037671105223
Cosmos 2058 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20466U 90010 B 92 11.44713615 .00001474 00000-0 21522-3 0 3953
2 20466 82.5010 27.9650 0024108 123.2254 237.1284 14.75623392104788
MOS 1-B 2.4 1.5 1.3 7.0
1 20478U 90013 A 92 11.73349614 .00000613 00000-0 45721-3 0 7220
2 20478 99.1271 87.6091 0001242 326.0787 34.0299 13.94881769 98094
Orizuru 1.9 0.5 0.0 8.8
1 20479U 90013 B 92 10.38390353 .00000029 00000-0 65461-4 0 3363
2 20479 99.0573 318.5077 0540352 192.2169 166.5375 12.83248836 90138
Fuji 2 0.5 0.4 0.0 10.2
1 20480U 90013 C 92 12.80292661 .00000004 00000-0 94623-5 0 2890
2 20480 99.0605 320.4611 0540506 186.6826 172.6855 12.83199575 90440
MOS 1-B r 10.3 2.5 0.0 5.2
1 20491U 90013 D 92 13.86825726 .00000165 00000-0 31021-3 0 4535
2 20491 99.0385 340.7175 0471110 121.6042 243.1936 13.02907289 91367
LACE 1.4 1.4 2.4 7.0
1 20496U 90015 A 92 13.38888621 .00016532 00000-0 69223-3 0 7939
2 20496 43.0821 16.9485 0019758 39.1043 321.1235 15.22591622105899
RME 1.2 2.1 0.0 6.9
1 20497U 90015 B 92 14.44808010 .00082341 00000-0 72975-3 0 9179
2 20497 43.0667 188.7917 0020735 253.7839 106.0842 15.67372591108113
Nadezhda 2 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 20508U 90017 A 92 09.44213312 .00000208 00000-0 22297-3 0 4396
2 20508 82.9534 358.6618 0043820 194.7894 165.1989 13.73377768 93412
Nadezhda 2 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20509U 90017 B 92 14.35355348 .00000301 00000-0 31553-3 0 2880
2 20509 82.9525 353.9522 0042490 156.2495 204.0660 13.74631334 94173
Okean 2 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 20510U 90018 A 92 08.80899327 .00004728 00000-0 67945-3 0 7556
2 20510 82.5274 291.0377 0017450 216.7535 143.2480 14.76414963100168
Okean 2 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20511U 90018 B 92 13.79023162 .00001560 00000-0 23443-3 0 3953
2 20511 82.5270 287.1083 0018154 202.2059 157.8366 14.74491024100859
USA 53 18.0 4.0 0.0 4.1
1 20516U 90019 B 90309.99079700 -.00002298 00000-0 -95528-3 0 03
2 20516 65.0200 194.0588 0009734 214.9671 144.9440 14.26241038 04
Intelsat 6-3 6.4 3.6 0.0 5.1
1 20523U 90021 A 92 13.94309246 -.00001719 00000-0 -12457-3 0 6524
2 20523 28.3228 87.2612 0016360 229.6612 130.2609 15.02816766101161
Cosmos 2061 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20528U 90023 B 92 13.67965683 .00000184 00000-0 19926-3 0 2879
2 20528 82.9358 80.8272 0023718 215.0940 144.8654 13.72815966 91182
Pegsat 3.0 1.1 0.0 7.5
1 20546U 90028 A 92 08.97936870 .00022827 00000-0 94467-3 0 8414
2 20546 94.1203 162.4533 0115701 54.3079 306.8838 15.17955618 96105
Cosmos 2064 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20557U 90029 J 92 08.85637056 .00000005 00000-0 99999-4 0 3312
2 20557 73.9809 156.7500 0147136 76.8017 284.9407 12.22666395 78564
Cosmos 2074 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20578U 90036 B 92 14.02254211 .00000190 00000-0 19795-3 0 2361
2 20578 82.9422 47.9248 0019024 312.4090 47.5480 13.75197049 87021
HST 13.3 4.3 0.0 4.3
1 20580U 90037 B 92 14.38299064 .00005539 00000-0 55993-3 0 5612
2 20580 28.4660 169.3404 0005198 358.3474 1.7159 14.90020886 93820
Cosmos 2075 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20581U 90038 A 92 14.74459706 .00257573 00000-0 12912-2 0 3668
2 20581 73.9995 136.4682 0008026 287.7642 72.2939 15.80927043 96996
Macsat 2 1.0 0.0 0.0 8.4
1 20608U 90043 B 92 12.95598755 .00002742 00000-0 48896-3 0 4537
2 20608 89.9066 188.0360 0108044 308.1497 51.0051 14.63317448 89595
Cosmos 2082 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20624U 90046 A 92 14.17814123 .00000142 00000-0 76323-4 0 9213
2 20624 71.0347 187.7432 0005447 244.9036 115.1496 14.12663859 85003
Cosmos 2082 r 10.4 3.9 0.0 4.6
1 20625U 90046 B 92 05.56623034 .00000486 00000-0 25731-3 0 2902
2 20625 70.9974 201.8453 0014493 181.9831 178.1237 14.13546592 83840
Rosat 4.8 2.3 4.4 5.3
1 20638U 90049 A 92 12.96498776 .00007070 00000-0 51349-3 0 5165
2 20638 52.9844 10.4297 0011550 261.9568 98.0116 15.03335313 88564
Cosmos 2084 3.4 1.6 0.0 6.7
1 20663U 90055 A 92 13.97997768 .00005453 00000-0 70430-3 0 9076
2 20663 62.8006 133.5129 0171255 73.5007 288.4851 14.70895237 83876
Cosmos 2084 r 2.0 2.0 0.0 6.8
1 20666U 90055 D 92 14.70201400 .00004596 00000-0 57099-3 0 4609
2 20666 62.7803 123.2015 0163591 79.1405 282.8040 14.73245849 84129
Meteor 2-19 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 20670U 90057 A 92 07.93456386 .00000140 00000-0 11693-3 0 3428
2 20670 82.5475 196.3291 0016188 124.2832 235.9864 13.84060690 77328
Meteor 2-19 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20671U 90057 B 92 05.01453498 .00000067 00000-0 60005-4 0 1841
2 20671 82.5455 198.4489 0015952 134.3318 225.9157 13.84230522 76931
NOSS 2-1 (B) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20682U 90050 B 91363.03079478 .00000080 00000-0 14505-3 0 01
2 20682 63.4250 218.0475 0055000 154.3842 205.6158 13.40165000 01
Gamma 7.7 2.7 0.0 5.3
1 20683U 90058 A 92 14.78288395 .00140379 00000-0 77500-3 0 1041
2 20683 51.6075 193.7245 0002326 258.8287 101.2423 15.78695847 86208
NOSS 2-1 (C) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20691U 90050 C 91363.03089751 .00000080 00000-0 14505-3 0 06
2 20691 63.4250 218.0724 0055000 154.4292 205.5708 13.40165000 08
NOSS 2-1 (D) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20692U 90050 D 91363.03080878 .00000080 00000-0 14505-3 0 08
2 20692 63.4250 217.6006 0055000 189.1923 170.8077 13.40165000 06
Cosmos 2096 6.0 0.0 0.0 4.5
1 20765U 90075 A 92 14.58212531 .00020244 00000-0 33703-3 0 1201
2 20765 64.9908 329.3808 0009319 260.7433 99.2702 15.52031290 78987
Cosmos 2098 1.8 1.5 0.0 7.3
1 20774U 90078 A 92 14.18385135 .00007334 00000-0 72482-3 0 5375
2 20774 82.9657 253.7096 1011076 258.1786 90.4382 13.26786016 66574
Cosmos 2098 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20775U 90078 B 92 12.58793483 .00012198 00000-0 99810-3 0 5768
2 20775 82.9638 252.6444 1004103 252.6920 96.2108 13.33039828 66571
Feng Yun 1-2 8.6 1.3 0.0 6.2
1 20788U 90081 A 92 14.08954760 .00000547 00000-0 36383-3 0 3095
2 20788 98.9171 48.0076 0014398 315.0642 44.9372 14.01206673 69748
Feng Yun 1-2 r 1.9 2.9 0.0 6.2
1 20791U 90081 D 92 09.61095779 .00000190 00000-0 17442-3 0 3402
2 20791 98.8796 34.7483 0054560 77.3822 283.3432 13.91454343 68664
Cosmos 2100 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20805U 90083 B 92 12.72907844 .00000188 00000-0 19639-3 0 2351
2 20805 82.9394 110.8775 0035163 1.3923 358.7328 13.75117791 66726
Meteor 2-20 5.0 1.5 0.0 6.5
1 20826U 90086 A 92 11.80644667 .00000352 00000-0 32006-3 0 3432
2 20826 82.5249 131.9653 0014070 19.9258 340.2452 13.83436789 65052
Meteor 2-20 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20827U 90086 B 92 12.26029921 .00000103 00000-0 93917-4 0 1851
2 20827 82.5275 131.5160 0013958 20.6494 339.5234 13.83515960 65122
Cosmos 2106 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 20966U 90104 A 92 14.72274700 .00017967 00000-0 76845-3 0 8433
2 20966 82.5051 294.8754 0011420 320.4824 39.5478 15.22813045 62494
Cosmos 2106 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 20967U 90104 B 92 14.74439240 .00008517 00000-0 42226-3 0 3766
2 20967 82.4963 296.3082 0015471 322.3975 37.6178 15.17678569 62406
DMSP B5D2-5 6.4 1.7 0.0 6.1
1 20978U 90105 A 92 14.81461097 .00001745 00000-0 63413-3 0 4984
2 20978 98.8101 59.9822 0079195 240.5158 118.8152 14.31582463 58529
Cosmos 2107 6.0 0.0 0.0 4.5
1 20985U 90108 A 92 14.74147015 .00002666 00000-0 46259-4 0 9032
2 20985 64.9841 183.4792 0011391 279.8074 80.1897 15.52006532 63128
Cosmos 2112 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21015U 90111 B 92 14.44410446 .00000576 00000-0 21367-3 0 2559
2 21015 74.0507 196.9136 0023934 234.3270 125.5678 14.32093220 57272
Cosmos 2119 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21033U 90114 F 91 83.67984798 .00000062 00000-0 32774-3 0 246
2 21033 82.5790 170.3203 0016255 164.6484 195.5110 12.66031279 11696
Cosmos 2114 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21034U 90114 G 91 79.75724169 .00000007 00000-0 40636-4 0 151
2 21034 82.5673 173.8862 0040954 9.3604 350.8237 12.55426039 11100
NATO IV A r 5.9 2.4 0.0 5.7
1 21048U 91001 B 91 87.04975806 .00000002 00000-0 32121-5 0 223
2 21048 18.4670 338.5057 1190684 269.1996 77.2033 11.84539725 9393
Cosmos 2122 6.0 0.0 0.0 4.5
1 21065U 91005 A 92 14.69937396 .00012550 00000-0 21086-3 0 8494
2 21065 64.9910 183.9349 0009685 269.8241 90.1733 15.52043007 56069
Informator 1 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 21087U 91006 A 92 14.21886405 .00000171 00000-0 18038-3 0 2135
2 21087 82.9430 77.6086 0036835 32.3830 327.9575 13.74445717 48018
Informator 1 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21088U 91006 B 92 05.60474101 .00000092 00000-0 94500-4 0 2394
2 21088 82.9424 83.2691 0026352 40.7145 319.5975 13.75998747 46906
Cosmos 2123 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 21089U 91007 A 92 09.88130519 .00000206 00000-0 21963-3 0 1907
2 21089 82.9260 310.8726 0031033 64.4208 296.0149 13.73955675 46529
Cosmos 2123 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21090U 91007 B 92 14.77800801 .00000214 00000-0 22281-3 0 2400
2 21090 82.9219 306.6156 0022636 43.5615 316.7323 13.75306265 47234
Cosmos 2125 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21108U 91009 J 91354.91665281 .00000019 00000-0 24357-3 0 2314
2 21108 74.0495 160.8562 0176059 192.2657 167.4097 12.18327220 35214
Cosmos 2135 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21131U 91013 B 92 06.97721435 .00000149 00000-0 13293-3 0 1545
2 21131 82.8240 18.1319 0064231 113.0550 247.7398 13.79094912 43392
Lacrosse 2 18.0 4.5 0.0 3.9
1 21147U 91017 A 91363.02742122 .00001700 00000-0 30466-3 0 08
2 21147 67.9877 7.0870 0004714 26.0266 333.9734 14.66685746 06
Lacrosse 2 r 9.8 3.0 0.0 5.0
1 21148U 91017 B 91361.04330396 .00018200 00000-0 74046-3 0 00
2 21148 67.9600 315.9621 0135280 205.4308 154.5692 15.16201381 04
Nadezhda 3 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 21152U 91019 A 92 09.72871940 .00000140 00000-0 13832-3 0 2504
2 21152 82.9265 265.9443 0041542 167.9195 192.2968 13.73406340 41588
Nadezhda 3 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21153U 91019 B 92 11.73954439 .00000207 00000-0 21679-3 0 1347
2 21153 82.9268 263.8933 0037031 143.1098 217.2615 13.74856475 41901
Cosmos 2137 4.0 2.0 0.0 6.3
1 21190U 91021 A 92 14.75039389 .00031069 00000-0 69772-3 0 3566
2 21190 65.8078 131.6443 0031776 191.2779 168.7635 15.42546396 46271
Cosmos 2137 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21191U 91021 B 92 13.74315335 .00080336 00000-0 10990-2 0 4775
2 21191 65.8373 125.9114 0025051 196.6399 163.4004 15.56737951 46307
Almaz 1 14.0 4.2 0.0 4.3
1 21213U 91024 A 92 14.78828411 .00111570 00000-0 34239-3 0 7111
2 21213 72.6643 86.5358 0008700 247.1617 112.8044 15.91394887 46147
GRO 7.6 3.8 0.0 4.9
1 21225U 91027 B 92 14.44382409 .00030875 00000-0 54714-3 0 4027
2 21225 28.4507 62.0354 0007276 210.8064 149.2109 15.49068161 43894
Meteor 3-4 4.2 1.4 0.0 6.7
1 21232U 91030 A 92 09.69761261 .00000044 00000-0 99999-4 0 1439
2 21232 82.5477 78.6296 0016894 260.2904 99.6310 13.16765273 34291
NOAA 12 7.5 1.9 0.0 5.8
1 21263U 91032 A 92 14.57224681 .00001082 00000-0 49193-3 0 1655
2 21263 98.7141 46.5086 0012171 277.9440 82.0332 14.21799846 34792
Okean 3 6.0 2.0 0.0 5.9
1 21397U 91039 A 92 13.99207731 .00002690 00000-0 40180-3 0 4007
2 21397 82.5219 195.3784 0022424 264.5219 95.3490 14.74684793 32953
ERS-1 3.5 2.0 2.0 6.2
1 21574U 91050 A 92 13.71203163 .00000260 00000-0 99999-4 0 1991
2 21574 98.5260 89.8702 0000859 68.8041 291.3265 14.34156323 25966
Uosat F 0.2 0.0 0.0 11.9
1 21575U 91050 B 92 11.21612544 .00001255 00000-0 42871-3 0 958
2 21575 98.5279 88.3102 0008164 65.4867 294.7190 14.36404855 25570
Orbcomm X 0.2 0.0 0.0 11.9
1 21576U 91050 C 92 13.47521416 .00001954 00000-0 67786-3 0 998
2 21576 98.5214 90.3135 0004742 58.9562 301.2206 14.35670106 25885
SARA 0.4 0.4 0.4 10.1
1 21578U 91050 E 92 12.20573581 .00006746 00000-0 22878-2 0 1683
2 21578 98.5249 89.2711 0005715 64.3967 295.7813 14.36789602 25719
Meteor 3-5 4.2 1.4 0.0 6.7
1 21655U 91056 A 92 12.20916052 .00000440 00000-0 11293-2 0 1728
2 21655 82.5558 23.1441 0012207 253.6980 106.2732 13.16795909 19724
UARS 9.8 4.6 0.0 4.4
1 21701U 91063 B 91351.79834655 .00004253 00000-0 38940-3 0 785
2 21701 56.9862 215.1611 0004957 117.2771 242.8811 14.96769117 14357
USA 72 r 5.0 0.0 0.0 4.9
1 21776U 91076 B 91361.25581760 .00099535 00000-0 65249-3 0 03
2 21776 63.4175 61.4079 0242130 162.9477 197.8803 15.44854760 06
Cosmos 2165 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21779U 91077 A 91338.58265558 .00000070 00000-0 35333-3 0 299
2 21779 82.6100 6.8945 0012052 342.0909 17.9757 12.64602672 2750
Cosmos 2166 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21780U 91077 B 91346.52868348 .00000040 00000-0 22162-3 0 237
2 21780 82.5994 1.8475 0003693 332.9346 27.1558 12.63132522 3753
Cosmos 2167 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21781U 91077 C 91346.50992047 -.00000000 00000-0 -28912-4 0 137
2 21781 82.6049 1.8475 0007909 315.5930 44.4527 12.63931425 3753
Cosmos 2168 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21782U 91077 D 91346.55943386 .00000071 00000-0 38365-3 0 133
2 21782 82.5972 1.7459 0014147 317.9793 42.0214 12.65194646 3760
Cosmos 2169 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21783U 91077 E 91346.54055488 -.00000010 00000-0 -51273-4 0 140
2 21783 82.6038 1.7521 0018659 313.7280 46.2275 12.65997903 3762
Cosmos 2170 1.6 0.8 0.0 8.3
1 21784U 91077 F 91346.46864785 .00000022 00000-0 99999-4 0 171
2 21784 82.6041 1.9354 0001722 81.8241 278.3045 12.62313485 3741
Cosmos 2165 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21785U 91077 G 91345.52505815 -.00000050 00000-0 -33452-3 0 101
2 21785 82.5964 2.7494 0040011 141.0704 219.3279 12.54996870 3601
Cosmos 2173 2.1 2.0 0.0 6.7
1 21796U 91081 A 91347.87313063 .00000098 00000-0 10264-3 0 140
2 21796 82.9540 133.9124 0048351 247.5365 112.0712 13.74661660 2300
Cosmos 2173 r 7.4 2.4 0.0 5.5
1 21797U 91081 B 91352.43357440 -.00000087 00000-0 -95438-4 0 222
2 21797 82.9538 130.4999 0041170 231.3245 128.4218 13.76292414 2930
DMSP B5D2-6 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 21798U 91082 A 92 14.82917983 .00000940 00000-0 50226-3 0 419
2 21798 98.9267 9.1255 0013872 119.1548 241.1107 14.13186404 6679
NOSS 2-2 (C) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 21799U 91076 C 91354.18039860 .00000092 00000-0 16556-3 0 08
2 21799 63.4169 123.5891 0074714 159.8750 200.4212 13.40163250 02
NOSS 2-2 (D) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 21808U 91076 D 91354.25508020 .00000092 00000-0 16434-3 0 01
2 21808 63.4284 123.4380 0090080 158.1630 202.2230 13.40162530 06
NOSS 2-2 (E) 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 21809U 91076 E 91354.47877270 .00000092 00000-0 16544-3 0 04
2 21809 63.4253 122.3765 0076370 186.0834 173.8234 13.40163120 03
In-Cosmos 25 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 21819U 91086 A 92 14.19520938 .00004036 00000-0 84659-3 0 548
2 21819 82.5640 155.8765 1618943 96.1501 282.6289 11.83844569 3200
In-Cosmos 25 r 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0
1 21820U 91086 B 92 11.40210936 .00002352 00000-0 49211-3 0 134
2 21820 82.5643 157.4837 1618564 101.8894 276.7583 11.83988008 2871
PRC 34 r 1.0 0.0 0.0 8.4
1 21834U 91088 B 92 14.42139441 .00196895 -11290-5 11924-2 0 298
2 21834 31.0903 184.6570 1423768 299.5837 47.0677 12.87628298 2186
Magion 3 0.3 0.3 0.2 11.2
1 21835U 91086 E 92 14.70134720 -.00012485 00000-0 -26393-2 0 429
2 21835 82.5633 155.5839 1618243 95.1179 283.5656 11.83835253 3266
STS 42 37.0 24.0 17.0 1.1
1 92999U 92999 A 92 22.63868251 .00023000 00000-0 25300-3 0 12
2 92999 57.0020 229.1390 0009580 265.8870 94.1131 15.90163224 22

endn2l

Notes for 101.N2L, 18 January 1992
----------------------------------

New/updated notes in this issue:
--------------------------------

See "Official STS 42 Pre-flight Elements" article below for information on
how
to adjust elements in the event of a launch delay.

Flash periods updated.

Official STS 42 Pre-flight Elements
-----------------------------------

STS 42 is currently scheduled for launch on 22 January during a window
between
13:53 UTC and 16:42 UTC. Official estimated elements, based on launch at the
start of the window, are listed above as object 92999A. Mid-northern
observers will have an evening visibility window if the launch occurs well
after 15:00 UTC.

If the launch is delayed, the elements may be easily adjusted. For example,
if it is delayed until 25 Jan, at 15:02 UTC, then first compute the total
delay in days:

delay = 25 - 22 + (15.0333333 - 13.8833333) / 24

= 3.04791667 d

Add the delay to the epoch to obtain the new epoch:

new epoch = 92022.63868251 + 3.04791667

= 92025.68659918

Compute the new RAAN (right ascension of the ascending node):

new RAAN = (old RAAN + delay * 360.9856474) MOD 360

= (229.1390 + 3.04791667 * 360.9856474) MOD 360

= 1329.3932 MOD 360

= 249.3932

That's all there is to it. Happy observing!

USA 72 Launch Carried NOSS 2-2 Cluster
--------------------------------------

Russell Eberst and Pierre Neirinck have discovered that the USA 72 launch
also
carried the second cluster of the second generation NOSS satellites. Element
sets for 91076C, D and E (NORAD #s 21799, 21808, 21809) are in the above
listing. Their orbital plane is about 120 deg west of the NOSS 2-1 cluster.

This discovery proves conclusively that this was not the launch of Lacrosse 3.
It probably carried the same type of payload as the Titan 4 launch that
placed
USA 59 and the first cluster of the second generation NOSS into orbit last
year. The big unresolved question is the mission and orbital location of the
main payloads, USA 59 and USA 72.

USA 32 Found
------------

USA 32 (88078A, 19460), launched on 5 Sept 88, was discovered in a 797 km
altitude, 85 degree inclination orbit, by Russell Eberst on 21 April. The
discovery was confirmed by Daniel Karcher, and orbital anlysis was performed
by Pierre Neirinck.

The object is bright and spinning, with a highly irregular flash period which
varies from 0.2 s to 20 s.

The orbit of USA 32 may be a clue as to the orbit of the other recent DoD
Titan 2 payload, USA 45 (89072A, 20220). If it was launched into an orbit
similar to that of USA 32, then its date and time of launch would place its
orbital plane about 100 deg east of USA 32's. To construct a search orbit
for USA 45, simply use USA 32's elements, but add 100 deg to the RAAN.

Lacrosse 2 Satellite Discovery
------------------------------

Lacrosse 2 (91017A, 21147) was discovered in orbit by Russell Eberst, of
Edinburgh, Scotland, and Pierre Neirinck, of Malo les Bains, France, on
28 March 1991. The Titan 4 upper stage which placed Lacrosse in orbit
(91017B, 21148) was found by Eberst on 1 April 1991.

John Pike, of the Federation of American Scientists, reported well in advance
of the launch that the first Titan 4 launch from Vandenberg AFB would be a
Lacrosse. Lacrosse 2 is at the same altitude, and has the same brightness
and
reddish-orange colour as Lacrosse 1 (88106B, 19671). Lacrosse is believed to
be an imaging reconnaissance satellite, which uses synthetic aperture radar
with a resolution of up to 2 metres.

The Saga of USA 53 - Found, Lost, Found Again and Lost Again
------------------------------------------------------------

Satellite sleuths will recall space shuttle mission STS 36, which deployed
a secret CIA/Air Force satellite named USA 53 (90019B, 20516) on March 1,
1990. Aviation Week reported it to be a large digital imaging reconnaissance
satellite. Members of an observation network which I organized, observed the
satellite between the 2nd and 4th of March. It was deployed into a 62 deg
inclination, 254 km altitude orbit. Early on March 3rd, it manoeuvred to a
271 km altitude.

Observers noted that the object was extremely bright, reaching a visual
magnitude of -1 under favourable conditions. Its brightness was similar to
that of the very large KH-9 and KH-11 imaging reconnaissance satellites.

On March 16th, the Soviet news media reported that several large pieces of
debris from the satellite had been detected in orbit on March 7th, and
suggested that it had exploded. In response to Western media enquiries, the
Pentagon stated that "hardware elements from the successful mission of STS 36
would decay over the next six weeks". As expected, the Air Force statement
was vague about the status of USA 53. The debris could have been from a
break-up of the satellite, or simply incidental debris. Only five pieces of
debris were ever catalogued. An intensive search by observers in late March
failed to locate the satellite. Six months later, the mystery of USA 53 was
solved, through the efforts of three European observers.

On October 19th, 1990, I received a message from Russell Eberst, stating that
he, along with Pierre Neirinck and Daniel Karcher had found an object in a
65 deg inclination, 811 km altitude orbit, which did not match the orbit of
any known payload, rocket body or piece of debris. He suspected that the
object could be a secret U.S. payload, and asked me to try and identify it.

There are many secret U.S. objects in orbit, however, initial orbital
elements, released in accordance with a United Nations treaty, are available
for most of them. Most objects could be easily ruled out on the basis of
orbital inclination. There remained three recent high inclination launches
for which the U.N. had not yet received elements, and three satellites in
near 65 deg inc orbits which had been tracked for a short time by observers,
then lost after they manoeuvred. I found an excellent match with one of the
latter, USA 53. There were no close matches with any of the other objects.

My analysis revealed that the orbital plane of the mystery object was almost
exactly coplanar with USA 53 on March 7, 1990, the same date that the Soviets
found debris from USA 53 in orbit! This is a strong indication that the
object in question actually is USA 53, now in a new orbit. The debris may
have been connected with the manoeuvres to the new orbit.

USA 53 was successfully tracked by observers until early November 1990, when
it manoeuvred once more. The orbit was raised slightly on or about Nov 2nd,
which is reflected in the most current elements. Bad weather prevented
further observation attempts until 7 November, by which time, the object had
made a much more significant manoeuvre, and could no longer be found. So far,
all attempts to once again locate USA 53 have failed.

KH-11 Satellites
----------------

The KH-11 satellite is the successor to the KH-9 "Big Bird" imaging reconsat.
KH-9 recorded its images on film, which was returned to Earth in capsules.
Typically, it used a 250 km altitude, sun-synchronous orbit, which was
maintained against drag by frequent manoeuvring engine firings. The use of
film, and the low orbit, limited the KH-9's life to about 18 months.

KH-11 makes images using CCD's for later transmission to Earth, thus its
useful life is not limited by the supply of film. To prolong the life of its
orbit, it uses a much higher (still sun-synchronous) orbit, than KH-9. The
first five KH-11's used 250 km by 500 km orbits. Beginning with KH-11-6,
84122A, a 300 km by 1000 km orbit has been used. The use of CCD's and the
high orbit, gives the KH-11 a useful life of at least four years.

The KH-11 constellation consists of two satellites in separate planes, spaced
by the angle through which the Earth rotates during two of their orbital
periods, about 48.7 deg. Each satellite repeats its groundtrack every four
days; and the east satellite follows the west satellite's groundtrack two
days
later. This arrangement of orbits appears to provide for frequent repeat
overflights of targets, without the need for fuel-costly orbital manoeuvres.

As of the fall of 1990, there were three KH-11 satellites in orbit: 84122A,
87090A and 88099A. The two most recently launched satellites are apparently
fully operational. It appears that 84122A is at least partially operational.
In an unprecedented move, it was not de-orbited after it was replaced by
88099A, in November 1988. Instead, its 300 km by 1000 km orbit was permitted
to gradually decay to 300 km by 850 km by July 1989; then its perigee was
raised to about 336 km, apparently to reduce drag. No additional manoeuvres
were made through the end of the 1990 northern visibility window (last known
obs by R. Eberst on 9 Oct), by which time the orbit had decayed to about
336 km by 732 km.

When the satellite was recovered at the start of the 1991 northern visibility
window (in April by R. Eberst) it was found that another manoeuvre had taken
place. Using its elements from the fall of 1991 (courtesy of Russell Eberst),
and its recent post manoeuvre elements, I have determined that the two orbits
were coplanar on about 12 Nov 1990, which would be the approximate date of
the
manoeuvre. The altitude changed from 336 x 732 km to 559 x 732 km, a simple
perigee raising manoeuvre, which restored the mean motion to its operational
value of about 14.77 rev/d.

The timing and the result of the manoeuvre suggests to me that it was
probably
related to preparations for operation Desert Storm. It took place a few days
before the U.S. announced plans for a large increase in its troop deployment
in the Persian Gulf. Also, USA 53, another very large imaging reconnaissance
satellite manoeuvred sometime between 5 Nov and 7 Nov 1990, about the same
time as KH 11-6, which seems to be too much of a coincidence. It seems clear
that by late October the U.S. was convinced that war with Iraq was probable;
therefore, it would have been logical to step up reconnaissance activities to
provide targetting information for the 2,000+ per/d sorties flown during the
six week war.

NOSS (Whitecloud) Satellites
----------------------------

One of the more interesting U.S. DoD programs is the secret NOSS (Naval Ocean
Surveillance Satellite), code named Whitecloud, which is believed to use
satellite borne radio interferometry to locate and track ships at sea by
their
radio transmissions. NOSS satellites use a 63.43 deg inclination, 1116 km
altitude orbit.

First Generation NOSS
---------------------

The first NOSS launch, probably a technology development mission, was 71110A
(5678). The first of eight operational first generation launches was 76038A
(8818); the most recent was 87043A (17997).

The NOSS constellation consists of three orbital planes, each containing four
satellites flying in formation; a main satellite and three sub-satellites.
Seen from the ground, the sub-satellites are spaced only a few degrees apart.

The satellites are small and usually rather faint, about magnitude 7 or 8,
however, they have been observed to frequently brighten spontaneously to
magnitude 2 to 4. One long time observer believes that they periodically
deploy solar sails to provide the propulsion required to maintain their
precise formation flight. One piece of orbital evidence which may support
his
theory is that the satellites' orbits become more eccentric with time. That
is a well known consequence of solar radiation pressure perturbations.

Second Generation NOSS
----------------------

A Titan 4 rocket, launched on 8 June 1990 from Florida, carried four payloads
into orbit, three of which were discovered by Russell Eberst to belong to a
new, apparently second generation, NOSS cluster. The satellites are about
two
magnitudes brighter than older NOSS satellites; also, there appears to be no
fourth "main" NOSS satellite. The new cluster, 90050B-D, is in the same
orbit
as the eighth first generation cluster, 87043.

The orbit of the fourth Titan 4 payload, 90050A (20641) is unknown.
Originally, it was in a 61 deg inclination, 455 km altitude orbit, but it
manoeuvred on the night of 19-20 June 1990, and has not been seen since. It
probably deployed the NOSS cluster in its 63.43 deg inclination, 1116 km
altitude orbit, before manoeuvring to its final orbit. There has been some
informed speculation by news reporters that 90050A is mainly an imaging
reconsat, and that the NOSS cluster was only a secondary payload.

Pageos Fragments and Solar Radiation Pressure
---------------------------------------------

Pageos (PAssive GEOdetic Satellite) was launched in 1966 for use as a point
of
reference for the measurement of great distances on the Earth. It was a 30 m
diameter, 55 kg, aluminum coated mylar balloon, inflated in orbit. Pageos's
huge size and highly reflective surface made it an easy 2nd magnitude object,
despite its initial 4200 km high orbit.

Due to its large cross-sectional area and low mass, Pageos's orbit was
greatly
perturbed (changed) by solar radiation pressure (photons exert a small force
when they strike an object); therefore, it was studied by scientists who were
interested in this phenomenon. Solar sails, which may one day be used to
propel spacecraft throughout the inner solar system, make use of solar
radiation pressure (SRP).

In 1975, Pageos broke up into dozens of pieces, most of which have decayed
from orbit. Two large pieces remain in orbit, which can be observed using
binoculars. They are 63014DA (5994) and 66056H (8074). 63014DA is a
designator for the Midas 6 satellite, incorrectly applied by NORAD to one of
the Pageos pieces.

63014DA and 66056H are now in approximately 850 km by 6900 km, near polar
orbits. Eventually, SRP will push their perigee heights into the upper part
of the atmosphere, and they will then quickly decay from orbit. In the
meantime, they are among the more interesting objects to observe. If you
keep
a record of their orbital elements over several months, you will see that
their inclination, eccentricity and mean motion change. In fact, there are
periods when SRP actually causes the orbits to gain altitude!

There are two other objects in the list which are experiencing SRP effects:
DASH 1 (63014B, 579) is a tiny, dense, balloon satellite; object 70103G
(12854) is a small, very low density, piece of debris from the Cosmos 382
launch.

Spinning Satellites
-------------------

Some satellites are designed to spin to maintain a particular orientation in
space; others, mainly rocket bodies, spin because of small motions imparted
by
the release of their payloads. Most spinning satellites lose their
rotational
energy over time, due to eddy currents resulting from their passage through
the geomagnetic field. Those in low (or low perigee) orbits may also lose
spin due to aerodynamic forces. Satellites have been known to spin up,
mainly
due to the explosive release of unspent propellants.

Measuring and recording the history of satellite spins can be an interesting
activity for observers. In fact, there is an organization of observers, the
Belgian Working Group for Artificial Satellites, which specializes in
measuring and studying satellite spins. They have about 60 members, of which
15 are active observers. I was contacted recently by one of their members,
Bart de Pontieu, who informed me that the group would like to exchange
information with non-European observers. To that end, he has placed me on
the
mailing list for the group's monthly newsletter, "FLASH". I support an
exchange of information; therefore, I have decided to add more details to the
flash period table; discuss the basics of spin measurement; and explain how
to
report your observations.

Measuring Satellite Spin
------------------------

Satellite spin manifests itself as a regular variation in brightness. The
period between successive brightness maxima, commonly called the "flash
period", is usually one half the satellite's period of rotation, and it can
be
measured using a stop watch. Satellites with flash periods less than five
seconds can be measured most accurately by timing the total duration of a
series of ten to twenty successive flash periods. The flash period is simply
the total duration divided by the number flash periods counted. Make certain
that you count the flash on which you start the stopwatch as zero; if you
start your count at one, then you are counting flashes, not flash periods!

Table of Spinning Satellites
----------------------------

The following is a table of the most recent observational data for many known
spinning satellites. Their orbital elements can be found in the "2-line"
elements section. Most of the data is from "FLASH", and Russell Eberst. If
you have recent flash period timings for any object, please post them on the
CSS BBS, so that they can be used to update and add to this list.

The column, PRI, denotes the observing priority level, if any, set by the
Belgian Working Group for Artificial Satellites. Level one is the most
important. The column, PERIOD, is the flash period in seconds. The date of
the observation, the initials of the observer, and any comments, are shown in
the final three columns.

NORAD DESIG PRI PERIOD YY-MM-DD OBS COMMENTS
----- ------ --- ------ -------- --- ---------------------------
163 61SIG1 2 77 91-08-06 BDP
192 61A-D1 2 21 91-08-15 KJ
271 62KAP1 2 20 91-11-07 RE
574 63014A 2 22 91-09-17 TC
622 63030A 2 59.3 91-05-08 BD
694 63047A 31 91-03-19 TK
1807 65098C 60 91-10-05 RE
2255 66056B 1 21.9 91-10-02 PEW
4794 70106B 1 4.4 91-10-27 BD
5730 71119B 80 91-10-03 RE
6218 72076C 10 91-04-16 RE
6275 72089A 28.7 91-09-12 BD
6779 71116B 10 90-10-09 RE
7009 73109B 1 3.0 91-07-13 BD
8709 76019A 1 3.60 91-09-30 WV
9598 76118J 1 7.7 91-10-27 FW
10033 77044A 10 91-10-08 RE
10293 77079J 2 52 91-08-05 BDP
10675 78018B 1 2.7 91-10-29 FW
10820 78042A 10 91-11-03 RE
11060 78096A 1 3 91-10-03 RE
11136 78109J 1 12.7 91-09-19 TC
11286 79020B 60 91-11-08 RE
11327 79030B 31 91-08-08 BDP
12069 80087B 1 10 91-11-09 RE
12363 81018B 2 2.8 91-08-03 KJ
12497 81050B 5 89-12-21 RE
12553 81059A 5.34 91-10-07 TC
12785 81082A 30 91-05-21 RE
12792 81084B 20 91-12-19 RE
12983 81116J 1 9.09 91-09-28 LW
13007 81119B 1 4.8 91-09-30 FD
13168 82040J 2 101 91-09-13 PW
13242 82051B 15 91-05-06 MM
13260 82055B 1 25.0 91-08-18 KJ
13302 82066B 1 32.62 91-10-29 FW
13923 83022A 20 91-12-18 RE
14064 83044A 40 91-09-01 RE
14085 83048B 1 27 91-08-10 TC
14619 84001J 2 57 91-10-06 PEW
14974 84046B 1 4.84 91-10-08 LW
15006 84052J 2 36.4 91-08-01 LB
15360 84109B 29.57 91-03-21 PN
15506 85011B 45 91-08-29 PW
15598 85022B 1 27.12 91-08-06 BDP
15625 85023J 2 104 91-09-01 LB
15752 85041B 1 16.1 91-07-21 LB
16262 85108A 10 91-09-19 RE
16369 85116B 1 28.5 91-10-02 KD
16495 86006A 30 92-01-04 RE
16496 86006B 6 90-03-11 RE
16615 86019C 1 0.98 91-09-17 KJ
16728 86037B 1 17.1 91-09-12 PW
16766 86042J 2 116 91-08-09 PA
16908 86061A 1 1.6 91-10-27 FW
16953 86070B 20 91-09-21 RE
17146 86092J 1 39.2 91-09-22 BD
17160 86093B 5.13 91-09-07 BD
17295 87003A 19.3 91-09-17 PW
18121 87051J 1 35.43 91-10-29 FW
18123 87053A 1.91 91-08-29 PW
18161 87057B 1 21.38 91-08-10 TC
18421 87088A 10 92-01-06 RE
18665 87101A 10 90-12-24 RE
18710 87106B 1 55.3 91-09-20 BD
18748 88001A 10 91-10-04 RE
18821 88005B 38.1 91-10-26 TC
18945 88016J 1 45.56 91-10-27 FW
18957 88019A 20 91-09-24 RE
18986 88023B 1 4.33 91-09-08 PEW
19325 88062B 1 20.93 91-10-26 FW
19460 88078A 1 0.3 92-01-10 RE
19468 88080B 20 90-12-02 RE
19625 88099A 10 91-10-06 RE
19764 88113H 50 91-11-08 RE
19827 89017B 2 96 91-08-31 PW
19910 89025J 1 14.6 91-10-26 KJ
20046 89042B 1 69 91-09-12 PW
20150 89059B 1 15.4 91-09-09 PEW
20197 89068B 1 32.2 91-08-08 TC
20322 89089A 5 92-01-10 RE
20390 89100B 30 91-01-15 RE
20433 90004B 1 27 91-10-06 PEW
20528 90023B 1 62.68 91-10-26 FW
20546 90028A 3.62 91-10-07 KAH
20557 90029J 1 36.7 91-10-06 TC
20578 90036B 1 43.47 91-10-04 WV
20625 90046B 1 8.4 91-12-31 RE
20774 90078A 3 90-11-19 RE
20775 90078B 1 3 91-11-01 RE
20788 90081A 7 91-03-05 RE
20791 90081D 9.9 91-10-26 TC
20805 90083B 1 28.32 91-07-11 FW
21088 91006B 1 2.07 91-10-27 FW
21090 91007B 1 4.81 91-07-12 TC
21108 91009J 1 1.32 91-11-24 KJ
21131 91013B 1 11.91 91-10-19 PEW
21148 91017B 1 20 92-01-09 RE
21153 91019B 1 4.84 91-10-29 FW
21191 91021B 1 16 91-12-17 RE
21231 91029B 1 35.0 91-08-18 BD
21419 91041B 1 8.31 91-10-13 TC
21423 91042B 2 91-10-04 RE
21610 91050F 12 91-09-24 RE
21667 91059B 1 9.45 91-10-30 PEW
21689 91061B 2.10 91-09-20 BD
21776 91076B 1 91-12-27 RE

Key to Flash Observers
----------------------

BD Bram Dorreman; Achel, Belgium
BDP Bart de Pontieu; Oostende, Belgium
FD Frank Dempsey; Toronto, Canada
FW Frank Weissferdt; Germany
HK Horst Kohnke; Stade/Elbe, Germany
KAH Kai Hamalainen; Lappeenranta, Finland
KJ Kurt Jonckheere; Oostende, Belgium
LB Leo Barhorst; Ede, The Netherlands
LW Leo Wikholm; Finland
MM Mike McCants; Austin, Texas
PA Peter Aneca; Belgium
PEW Peter Wakelin; Sunningdale, UK
PN Pierre Neirinck; Malo-les-Bains, France
PS Patrick Schmeer; Saarbruecken-Bischmisheim, Germany
PW Patrick Wils; St-Katelijne-Waver, Belgium
RE Russell Eberst; Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
TC Tristan Cools; Brugge, Belgium
TK Takeshi Kawabata; Japan
WV Willy Verhaegen; Wetteren, Belgium

Reporting Flash Observations
----------------------------

If you wish to share your flash period timings with the Belgian Working Group,
here is the information they require, and the reporting address.

Please provide your name and address; name of your observing site; east
longitude and north latitude of your site, expressed in degrees and minutes;
and the size of your binoculars.

For each observation make an entry in a table with the following headings:

Yr Mo Da Sat. UT(hms) Duration Acc. Number Period Remarks
-- -- -- ------ -------- -------- ---- ------ ------ -----------
91 03 09 99023B 23 34 31 121.52 0.5 20 6.076

The duration column refers to the timed duration, in seconds, of the number
of
flash periods measured. In the example above, the duration of 20 periods is
121.52 s, which results in a flash period of 121.52/20 = 6.076 s. Record an
estimate of the accuracy of the duration timing, in seconds, in the Acc.
column. If the flash period is short, or the flashes are distinct, the
accuracy may approach the precision of your stopwatch; if it is long, with
indistinct flashes, the accuracy may be no better than several seconds. In
the above example the 0.5 s duration accuracy, over 20 flash periods, means
that the flash period accuracy is 0.5/20 = 0.025 s, thus the actual period is
6.076 +/- 0.025 s.

Mail your oservations each month to this address:

Working Group Satellites
c/o Kurt Jonckheere
Stuiverstraat 558
B-8400 Oostende
Belgium

Scanner Frequencies 152 - 440 MHz Revised 03-16-91

Frequency Call Sign Locality Type of Service Remarks
----------- --------- ---------------- --------------- -----------------
152.300 Cleveland Taxi Dispatch
152.420 KQA933 Rocky River Taxi Westlake Cab
152.870 USA Motion Pictures Working Channel
152.960 USA Winston Cup ESPN (Car mikes)
153.755 KWM814 Macedonia Local Gov Service/PD also
153.830 West Suburb Fire Channel 2
153.830 KQA216 Cleveland Fire Ch 6 Fireground
153.905 Peninsula Police Handhelds
153.920 KEO311 Independence Police Ch. 14 w/phone
patch
153.950 KQA216 Cleveland Fire Ch 5 Command
154.025 KDS658 Solon Local Gov Service Dept
154.025 KGV278 Brookpark Local Gov Service Dept
154.040 Cleveland Local Gov Snowbird Crew
154.055 KVR266 Olmsted Falls Local Gov Police & Service
154.130 KNEU471 Streetsboro Fire
154.130 KBR482 Aurora Fire
154.175 KJG681 Cleveland Fire Airport 10's
154.190 KBU407 Cleveland Hts Fire
154.190 KBW834 E. Cleveland Fire
154.190 KDZ323 Gates Mills Fire
154.190 KDU598 Highland Hts Fire
154.190 KCJ824 Lyndhurst Fire
154.190 KCT274 Mayfield Hts Fire
154.190 KUB466 Mayfield Vil Fire
154.190 KCZ531 Pepper Pike Fire
154.190 KDP462 Richmond Hts Fire
154.190 KDE300 South Euclid Fire
154.250 KAP970 Westlake Fire 01's & 70's
154.250 KQC991 Lakewood Fire 01's
154.250 KAP967 Bay Village Fire 10's
154.250 KAP968 Fairview Park Fire 30's
154.250 KAP969 Rocky River Fire 01's
154.250 KAT244 Berea Fire 01's
154.250 KYF288 Olmsted Twp. Fire 01's
154.250 KNAG250 North Olmsted Fire 50's
154.250 KRL284 Olmsted Falls Fire 40's
154.280 Statewide Fire Interstation
154.355 KQA502 Lorain Fire
154.370 KDN487 Sheffield Twp. Fire 130's & 140's
154.370 KBD493 Sheffield Fire 120's
154.370 KRZ909 Grafton City Fire 220's
154.370 KDJ263 South Amherst Fire
154.370 KCL526 Avon Lake Fire 01's
154.370 KQD794 Stow Fire 01's
154.370 KFI531 Elyria Twp. Fire 110's
154.370 KQJ203 Wellington Fire
154.370 KQB731 Cuyahoga Falls Fire 100's
154.370 KQJ944 La Grange Fire
154.370 KQF712 Cuyahoga Falls Fire 100's
154.370 KBU675 North Hampton Fire 01's
154.370 KFN525 Avon Fire 160's
154.370 KQD948 Carlisle Fire
154.370 KXX689 Columbia Twp. Fire 210's
154.370 KQJ411 Amherst Fire 50's
154.370 KQG240 N. Ridgeville Fire 20's
154.370 KJR290 Carlisle Fire 10's
154.370 KJU961 Eaton Twp. Fire 190's
154.370 KBD555 Sheffield Lake Fire 60's & 70's
154.370 KCZ901 Oberlin Fire
154.370 KFZ904 Grafton Twp. Fire 170's
154.370 KLZ205 Florence Twp. Fire 180's
154.385 Independence Fire (46.48)
154.515 Cleveland Operations Cleve Indians
154.515 USA Winston Cup IMSA
154.540 KNCB354 North Olmsted Police Great Northern
154.570 USA Itinerant Chan
154.570 Twinsburg Drive thru McDonalds Rest
154.570 Independence Drive thru McDonalds Rest
154.570 Cleveland Security Cleveland Stadium
154.600 Rocky River, etc Drive in window McDonalds Rest.
154.600 Cleveland Operations Cleveland Stadium
154.600 Boston Mills Operations Ski Resort
154.680 Statewide Police OSP LEERN Secondary
154.770 Brookpark Police Repeater Input
154.785 KQA550 Cleveland Police SWAT 6 & Special
Opns
154.800 KQA550 Cleveland Police SWAT 5
154.830 KQA550 Cleveland Police SWAT 3 & Sheriff
154.875 KQB700 Oberlin Police
154.875 KQB217 Lorain County Sheriff
154.935 Statewide Police OSP LEERN Primary
154.950 West Suburb Police Ch. 1 Input
154.980 KFI573 Bay Village Local Gov Service Dept
155.010 KQA550 Cleveland Police SWAT 1 & Chopper
base
155.130 KQA214 East Cleveland Police
155.145 KQA675 Avon Lake Police Ch. 2
155.160 WNKR846 Cleveland CECOMS Dispatch
155.190 Stow Police
155.220 Cleveland Hospital
155.250 Lorain County Police
155.265 USA CART Infield Hospital
155.310 KQA396 Bratenahl Police Cars 17**
155.325 Cleveland Hospital Univ Air Care
155.340 WNKR846 Cleveland CECOMS Hospital Alert
155.355 Lakefront Park Police
155.370 Statewide Police Ch. 2
155.385 Cleveland Hospital Metro Lifeflight
155.400 WNKR846 Cleveland CECOMS Squad Call In
155.415 KQA675 Avon Lake Police (423.65)
155.415 KDF567 Avon Police (423.65)
155.415 KQD531 Sheffield Police (423.65)
155.415 KQF986 Amherst Police (423.65)
155.445 Statewide Police OSP - Lorain Co.
155.475 Statewide Police OSP Repeater
155.475 Statewide Police LEERN National
155.490 KQB731 Cuyahoga Falls Police
155.535 West Suburb Police Ch. 4
155.565 KQF471 Olmsted Falls Police Cars 56**
155.565 KQD294 Brookpark Police Cars 21**
155.565 KQB393 Berea Police Cars 16**
155.565 KLM691 Middleburg Hts. Police Cars 48**
155.565 KGY254 Olmsted Twp. Police Cars 57**
155.595 KQB344 Parma Police (800 MHz Trunked)
155.610 KQB519 Westlake Police Cars 77**
155.610 KQA404 Fairview Park Police Cars 33**
155.610 KQB904 North Olmsted Police Cars 52**
155.610 KQA774 Bay Village Police Cars 11**
155.610 KQB420 Rocky River Police Cars 65**
155.655 Cleveland Security Tri-C Police
155.655 KJY907 Streetsboro Police Cars 5**
155.655 KQA937 Portage County Sheriff Cars 1**
155.655 KCE656 Ravenna Police Cars 4**
155.655 KQH507 Aurora Police Cars6**
155.670 KQB344 Parma Police TAC Freq
155.685 KQG81 Berea OSP Ohio Turnpike D10
155.715 KBW785 Hudson Local Gov PD also
155.730 KQA377 Elyria OSP
155.775 So. Central Subs Police Ch. 4 or 9 (39.16)
155.805 Statewide Civ.Def/Disastr
155.820 KRG711 Westlake Local Gov Service Dept
155.880 KNAW623 Sagamore Hills Local Gov PD also
155.880 KDU554 Parma Hts Local Gov Service Dept
155.895 KYL204 Lakewood Local Gov Service Dept
155.910 KQB344 Parma Police Repeater input
155.925 Cleveland Utilities Water Dept.
156.000 KDZ394 Berea Local Gov Service Dept
156.000 KEL438 Rocky River Local Gov Service Dept
156.050 Ch. 01 Marine Port Operations
156.100 Ch. 02 Marine
156.135 Ohio Maintenance Ohio Turnpike
156.200 Ch. 04 Marine
156.210 KQA784 Akron Police
156.210 Portage County Sheriff
156.250 Ch. 05 Marine Intership safety
156.275 Ch. 65A Marine Port Operations
156.300 Ch. 06 Marine Commercial
156.350 Ch. 07A Marine Commercial
156.425 Ch. 68 Marine Non-commercial
156.650 Ch. 13 Marine Navigational
156.700T Ch. 14 161.600R Marine Port Operations
156.750 Ch. 15 Marine environmental
156.800 Ch. 16 Marine Calling & Safety
156.850 Ch. 17 Marine State Control
156.875 Vh. 77 Marine Port Operations
156.925 Ch. 78A Marine Non-commercial
157.050 Ch. 21A Marine U.S. Government
157.100 Ch. 22A Marine C.G. Liason
157.200T Ch. 24 161.800R Marine Ship - Shore TX
157.770 Cleveland Safety EPA
158.145 KQC977 Cleveland Utilities East Ohio Gas
158.175 KJB632 Cleveland Utilities East Ohio Gas
158.250 KJT956 Cleveland Utilities East Ohio Gas
158.250 KQA884 Cleveland Utilities East Ohio Gas
158.400 USA Itinerant Channel
158.940 KFI562 North Olmsted Local Gov Base is "10"
158.940 KDX493 Fairview Park Local Gov Service Dept
158.985 KQG81 Berea Maintenance Ohio Turnpike
159.090 Cleveland Comm colleges
159.210 KWH361* Seven Hills Police Cars 66**
159.210 KWH361 Broadview Hts Police Cars 19**
159.210 N. Royalton Police Cars 54**
159.300 SE Suburbs Police (Input to 151.34)
159.330 Metro Park Police (Input to 151.31)
159.375 KMJ692 Ohio ODNR Ch Y & Z outputs
159.450 Ohio ODNR Ch. X output
159.495 KWT698 Cleveland Armored Carrier Brinks
160.230 Cleveland Railroad CSX/B&O
160.440 Cleveland Railroad NS/N&W
160.545 Cleveland Railroad Police Conrail
160.800 Cleveland Railroad Conrail
160.845 Sugarcreek Railroad Ohio Central
160.875 Cleveland Railroad Police CSX/B&O
161.205 Cleveland Railroad Police NS/N&W
161.490 Cleveland Railroad Norfolk & Western
161.600R Ch. 14 156.700T Marine Port Operation
161.670 KQI361 Cleveland TV Station Ch. 3 WKYC
161.760 Cleveland TV Station Ch. 5 WEWS
161.800R Ch. 24 157.200T Marine Ship - Shore TX
161.825T KIL928 Ch. 84 Oregon OH Marine Ship - Shore TX
161.900T WMI Ch. 26 Lorain OH Marine Ship - Shore TX
161.925T KQU440 Ch. 26 Cleveland Marine Ship - Shore TX
162.000T WXY934 Ch. 28 Ashtabula Marine Ship - Shore TX
162.225 KRB655 Cleveland US Post Office US Post Office
162.400 KHB97 Castailia NOAA Weather Ch 2 CLE
162.400 KDO94 Akron NOAA Weather Ch 2 CAK
162.400 Lima NOAA Weather Ch 2
162.400 Sandusky NOAA Weather Ch 2
162.475 Cambridge NOAA Weather Ch 3
162.475 Dayton NOAA Weather Ch 3
162.550 KHB59 Chesterland NOAA Weather Ch 1 CLE
162.550 Columbus NOAA Weather Ch 1
162.550 Toledo NOAA Weather Ch 1
163.200 KFQ384 Cleveland US Marshall US Marshall
163.375 USA Secret Service
163.410 WUD24 Cleveland Army Corps Eng
163.610 KFX848 Brecksville Hospital VA Hospital
163.625 USA INS
163.675 USA INS
163.8125 USA US Marshall
163.835 USA FBI
163.860 KEX740 Cleveland FBI
163.8625 USA FBI
163.875 USA FBI
163.910 USA FBI
163.9125 KEX740 Cleveland FBI PL 167.9
163.915 USA FBI
163.925 USA FBI
163.950 USA FBI
163.9875 USA FBI
164.175 Cleveland NASA
164.200 KFZ205 Cleveland Hospital VA Hospital
165.235 USA FBI
165.2375 Cleveland INS
165.2875 Cleveland BATF Operations SMPX/RPT
165.375 USA Secret Service Main Repeater
165.760 KLD69 Cleveland FAA
165.9125 Cleveland USTD Mobile Simplex
165.950 USA USTD/IRS
166.000 USA Space Station SOYOT 7 TLM
166.375 KOP731 Cleveland Police Cuy Valley Nat P.
166.4375 USA INS
166.4625 Cleveland BATF Treasury common
166.5375 Cleveland BATF Repeater input
166.5875 USA INS
167.235 USA FBI
167.2375 USA FBI
167.475 USA FBI
167.535 USA FBI
167.785 USA FBI
168.825 USA INS
169.300 USA FAA
169.650 USA US Post Office Postal Inspectors
170.175 USA US Post Office Linked w/ 415.575
172.975 USA FAA Maintenance
173.5875 USA Fire & Rescue US Air Force
173.7375 KFX826 Cleveland US Post Office
192.000 Global Space Station SOYOT 7 TLM
223.500 USA/Local Amateur Radio FM Simplx Calling
223.700 USA/Local Amateur Radio Packet
223.940 WB8CXO Cuyahoga Falls Amateur Radio
223.980 W8CZW Olmsted Twp. Amateur Radio West Res
224.000 K8TV Medina Amateur Radio
224.020 N8BHU Kent Amateur Radio
224.060 WB8UTW Akron Amateur Radio
224.140 WA8WUU Lorain Amateur Radio
224.260 KA8NTV Maple Hts Amateur Radio
224.300 AB8Z Parma Amateur Radio Linked 145.43
224.340 WA8PKB Wickliffe Amateur Radio
224.420 KC8WY Youngstown Amateur Radio
224.420 WD8DRZ Vermillion Amateur Radio
224.500 K8BL Painesville Amateur Radio LCARA PL 141.3
224.580 K8WW Seven Hills Amateur Radio PL
224.620 N8CCP Ashtabula Amateur Radio
224.660 N8DMB Elyria Amateur Radio PL
224.700 WB8TMR N. Ridgeville Amateur Radio
224.760 K8SCI North Olmsted Amateur Radio NCARC
224.800 NO8M North Olmsted Amateur Radio
224.860 W8UQZ Brunswick Amateur Radio
224.900 WB8CQR Lakewood Amateur Radio LEARA
224.920 N8AIP Olmsted Falls Amateur Radio
224.940 WB8CQR Highland Hills Amateur Radio LEARA
227.600 Canada/USA Snowbirds Ch 04
236.550 USA Thunderbirds
236.600 Global Mil Aviation Military common twr
241.4 USA Blue Angels
243.000 Global Mil Aviation Military emergency
247.5 Global Space Station KAVANT Lab MIR
250.8 USA Blue Angels Solo Aircraft
250.85 USA Thunderbirds Team Leader Comnd
275.35 USA Blue Angels Aircraft
296.800 Global NASA Shuttle downlink
311.000 Global Mil Aviation USAF SAC CP primary
321.000 Global Mil Aviation USAF SAC CP
secondary
349.300 Global Mil Aviation USAF MAC UHF CP
377.200 Milford MI Mil Aviation CHI CNTR HI ALT
381.300 Global Mil Aviation USAF TAC CP
391.9 USA Blue Angels Air Coordination
406.325 USA US Post Office
407.850 USA Air Force 1 & 2 Ground to Air
407.850 Cleveland BATF Operations smplx
415.200 USA GSA
415.575 USA US Post Office Main Security Rpt
415.700 USA Air Force 1 & 2 Air to Ground
418.625 Cleveland DEA
418.750 Cleveland DEA Handhelds Ch 3
418.900 Detroit DEA
423.050 KDE701 Cuyahoga County Sheriff (39.54)
423.075 KQG401 Twinsburg Police Cars 7** 114.8 PL
423.075 KQG401* Twinsburg Twp Police Cars 69* 114.8 PL
423.075 KQG401* Reminderville Police Cars 9** 114.8 PL
423.100 WNND298 Hudson Police Cars 1** 100.0 PL
423.125 Cleveland Utilities Water Dept
423.200 KNBB657 Sagamore Hills Police Cars 1** (39.96)
423.200 KNBB657* Northfield Vil Police Cars 8**
423.250 Hillcrest Subrbs Police Ch. 3 (39.68)
423.625 KDV364 Macedonia Police Cars 47* (39.96)
423.650 KDC952 North Ridgeville Police (155.415)
423.750 Northfield Ctr Local Gov
423.825 Twinsburg Fire Units 34** (45.56)
423.875 Warrensville Hts Police Cars 75** (39.42)
423.950 KYD899 Macedonia Fire Units 22** (33.86)
424.050 KQA854 Garfield Hts Police Cars 34**
424.200 Garfield Hts Police Ch. 3
424.225 KCU835 Bedford Fire (46.46)
424.225 Southeast Suburbs Fire Simulcast of 46.46
424.250 Macedonia Local Gov Service Dept
424.300 KGJ684 Bedford Hts Police Cars 14** (39.28)


----------- --------- ---------------- --------------- -----------------
29.600 USA Amateur Radio FM simplx calling
30.840 USA Drive in window Arbys, Taco Bell
31.340 Ohio ODNR and EPA
32.300 USA Golden Knights Secondary freq
33.140 Twinsburg Drive in window Burger King
(151.895)
33.460 KQA216 Cleveland Fire Ch. 2 mobile
33.680 Summit County Fire Ch. 2
33.720 KQA216 Cleveland Fire Ch. 2
33.740 KQA880 Akron Fire Dispatch
33.860 KBS943 Akron Fire Dispatch (423.950)
33.860 KBK518 Hudson Fire (423.950)
33.860 KYD899 Macedonia Fire (423.950) Units
22**
33.860 KYD899* Boston Heights Fire (423.950) Units
25**
33.860 KVG732 Fairlawn Fire (423.950) Units
36**
33.860 KEY974 Northfield Vil Fire (423.950) Units
2?**
33.860 KQI236 Northfield Ctr Fire (423.950) Units
27**
33.860 KYG716 Reminderville Fire (423.950)
33.860 KBK521 Richfield Fire (423.950) Units
30**
33.860 Summit County Fire Ch. 1 (423.950)
33.900 KQA216 Cleveland Fire Dispatch
35.920 KDR399 University Cir College CWRU
37.260 WRE527 Maple Hts Local Gov Service Dept
37.260 KVI671 Oakwood Village Local Gov Fire Dept
37.260 KXX305 Garfield Hts Local Gov Service Dept
39.020 KQL766 Linndale Police Cars 41**
39.020 KQB514 Brooklyn Police Cars 22**
39.020 KQE704 Parma Hts Police Cars 61**
39.100 KVP535 Middleburg Hts Local Gov Service Dept Ch1
39.160 Independence,Etc. Police Ch. 4 or 9 (155.775)
39.180 KJI598 Mayfield Village Local Gov Service Dept/PD Ch5
39.220 KQH857 Brecksville Police Cars 18** (151.34)
39.220 KQA936* Brooklyn Hts Police Cars 23** (151.34)
39.220 KQA936 Cuyahoga Hts Police Cars 29** (151.34)
39.220 KQA936* Valley View Police Cars 73** (151.34)
39.220 KEO311 Independence Police Cars 39** (151.34)
39.220 KSW457 Newburgh Hts Police Cars 51** (151.34)
39.280 KQB388 Bedford Police Cars 13** (424.30)
39.280 KJG684 Bedford Hts Police Cars 14** (424.30)
39.280 KQA935 Maple Hts Police Cars 44** (424.30)
39.280 KDZ380 Oakwood Police Cars 55** (424.30)
39.280 KFS984 Walton Hills Police Cars 74** (424.30)
39.320 East Suburbs Police Ch. 3
39.420 KAN561 North Randall Police Cars 53**
39.420 KAN561* Highland Hills Police Cars 76**
39.420 KQA520 Shaker Hts Police Cars 67**
39.420 KQB618 Warrensville Hts Police Cars 75** (423.875)
39.420 KQA934 University Hts Police Cars 72**
39.480 KZQ573 Gates Mills Police Cars 35** (423.50)
39.480 KYO374 Highland Hts Police Cars 37** (423.50)
39.480 KFG492 Lyndhurst Police Cars 43** (423.50)
39.480 KJF743 Mayfield Hts Police Cars 45** (423.50)
39.480 KJI469 Mayfield Village Police Cars 46** (423.50)
39.480 KDP461 Richmond Hts Police Cars 63** (423.50)
39.540 KQE701 Cuyahoga County Sheriff Cars 98** (423.05)
39.560 KQA980 Geauga County Sheriff Cars G* (800 band)
39.580 Statewide Police Interchannel
39.600 East Suburbs Police Ch. 3 or 4
39.620 KQG401 Twinsburg Police Cars 7** (423.075)
39.620 KQG401 * Twinsburg Twp Police Cars 69* (423.075)
39.620 KQG401 * Reminderville Police Cars 9** (423.075)
39.620 KYZ537 Hudson Police Cars 1** (423.100)
39.680 East Suburbs Police CRIS District 4
39.700 Brecksville Police
39.760 KJE337 Beachwood Police Cars 12**
39.760 KSL863 Orange Police Cars 58**
39.760 KLT698 Pepper Pike Police Cars 62**
39.760 KGR373 Highland Hills Police Cars 76**
39.820 KSF983 Moreland Hills Police Cars 49**
39.820 KFO945 Chagrin Falls Police Cars 24**
39.820 KFO945 * Bainbridge Police Cars 84**
39.820 KFO945 * South Russell Police Cars 82**
39.820 KFO945 * Bentlyville Police Cars 15**
39.820 KFO945 * Hunting Valley Police Cars 38**
39.820 KFO945 * Chagrin Fls Twp Police Cars 25**
39.820 KVA415 Woodmere Police Cars 79**
39.840 KQE340 Solon Police Cars 68**
39.840 KQE340 * Glenwillow Police Cars 36**
39.860 KQB221 Euclid Police
39.940 KQB221 Euclid Police Freq 2 Traffic
Enforce
39.960 KDV364 * Boston Hts Police Cars 38* (423.625)
39.960 WNPY611 Sagamore Hills Police See 423.200 MHz
39.980 KQD605 Cleveland Hts Police Cars 27**
39.980 KQB506 South Euclid Police Cars 69**
42.080 Statewide Ohio State Patl Inter D-5
42.350 USA Golden Knights Primary freq
42.420 Statewide Ohio State Patl Inter D-6-7
44.740 KQA794 Akron OSP Base 77 Summit Co.
44.740 KQE487 Ashland OSP Base 03 Ashland Co.
44.740 KQA397 Statewide OSP Base D-3-5-9-10
44.740 KQF356 Berea OSP Base 18 Cuyahoga Co.
44.740 KFN545 Medina OSP Base 52 Medina Co.
44.740 KQB357 Canton OSP Base 76 Stark Co.
44.740 KQB380 Elyria OSP Base 47 Lorain Co.
44.740 Millersburg OSP Base 38 Holmes Co.
44.740 KQB376 Wooster OSP Base 85 Wayne Co.
44.820 Norwalk OSP Mobile 39 Huron Co.
44.820 Sandusky OSP Mobile 22 Erie Co.
44.820 KA351 Statewide OSP Mobile D-2-4-8
44.820 Port Clinton OSP Mobile 62 Ottawa Co.
44.820 Freemont OSP Mobile 72 Sandusky Co.
44.860 Akron OSP Mobile 77 Summit Co.
44.860 Millersburg OSP Mobile 38 Holmes Co.
44.860 Ashland OSP Mobile 03 Ashland Co.
44.860 Canton OSP Mobile 76 Stark Co.
44.860 Statewide OSP Mobile D-3-5-9-10
44.860 Medina OSP Mobile 52 Medina Co.
44.860 Elyria OSP Mobile 18 Cuyahoga Co.
44.860 Wooster OSP Mobile 85 Wayne Co.
44.860 Berea OSP Mobile 47 Lorain Co.
44.940 Statewide OSP Base D-1-6-7
44.980 KQC951 Freemont OSP Base 72 Sandusky Co.
44.980 KQB375 Norwalk OSP Base 39 Huron Co.
44.980 Port Clinton OSP Base 62 Ottawa Co.
44.980 KFV805 Sandusky OSP Base 22 Erie Co.
45.020 Statewide OSP incl. aircraft F3
45.100 Statewide OSP
45.140 Berea OSP Intersystem 47 Lorain Co.
45.140 Medina OSP Intersystem 52 Medina Co.
45.140 Statewide OSP Intersystem D-3-5
45.140 Canton OSP Intersystem 76 Stark Co.
45.140 Akron OSP Intersystem 77 Summit Co.
45.140 Elyria OSP Intersystem 18 Cuyahoga Co.
45.140 Wooster OSP Intersystem 85 Wayne Co.
45.140 Ashland OSP Intersystem 03 Ashland Co.
45.140 Millersburg OSP Intersystem 38 Holmes Co.
45.260 Statewide OSP Mobile D-1-6-7
45.560 KAZ311 Twinsburg Local Gov Service/Fire 34**
45.860 Freemont OSP Intersystem 72 Sandusky Co.
45.860 Port Clinton OSP Intersystem 62 Ottawa Co.
45.860 Sandusky OSP Intersystem 22 Erie Co.
45.860 Statewide OSP Intersystem D-2-4-8
45.860 Norwalk OSP Intersystem 39 Huron Co.
45.880 Statewide Fire Intersystem
45.920 Westlake School Buses
45.960 Fairview Park School Buses
46.100 KNBG481 Broadview Hts Fire
46.100 KSM940 N. Royalton Fire
46.100 KDP448 Seven Hills Fire
46.100 KNCE311 Brooklyn Fire
46.100 KNBN636 Brookpark Fire
46.100 KLI266 Middleburg Hts. Fire
46.120 KBP402 Geauga Co Fire
46.120 Brunswick Fire
46.140 Lake Co Fire
46.180 Brunswick Hls Fire
46.200 Medina Fire
46.380 Medina Co Fire
46.440 KQH511 Parma Fire
46.460 WSW789 University Hts Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCJ947 Maple Hts Fire (424.225)
46.460 KAF602 North Randall Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCR246 Bedford Hts Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCR965 Solon Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCR965 * Glenwillow Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCU280 Warrensville Hts Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCU835 Bedford Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCU835 * Walton Hills Fire (424.225)
46.460 KIZ571 Beachwood Fire (424.225)
46.460 KQF750 Shaker Hts Fire (424.225)
46.460 KQH289 Chagrin Falls Fire (424.225)
46.460 KQH289 * Bainbridge Twp Fire (424.225)
46.460 KQH289 * Hunting Valley Fire (424.225)
46.460 KVR892 Woodmere Fire (424.225)
46.460 WNBX591 Orange Fire (424.225)
46.480 KDC972 Cuyahoga Hts Fire (154.385)
46.480 KDT419 Brooklyn Hts Fire (154.385)
46.480 KDJ549 Garfield Hts Fire (154.385)
46.480 KDL890 Brecksville Fire (154.385)
46.480 KNDN887 Independence Fire (154.385)
46.480 KNAB601 Valley View Fire (154.385)
46.500 KCY595 Strongsville Fire & other cities
46.610 USA Cordless Phone Base 1
47.220 WQY321 State of Ohio Local Gov Road Department
47.420 Cleveland Special Emerg Amer Red Cross
47.540 North Olmsted Special Emerg School Bus
49.670 USA Cordless Phone Hand 1
49.930 USA Army MARS
49.930 USA Navy MARS
49.93/1.69 USA Cordless Phone Ch 1A
52.680 WB8APD Cleveland Amateur Radio SMART repeater
53.830 K8ZFR Cleveland Amateur Radio CARS repeater
(444.75)
72.01-.99 USA Radio Control Model aircraft
75.41-.99 USA Radio Control Model cars & boats
88-108 USA FM Broadcast WBFM 200 kHz
channels
108-118 USA Aviation Navigation aids
118.150 Cleveland Aviation Dep Cont 054-233
118.300 Canton-Akron Aviation CAK Tower
118.500 Richmond Hts Aviation Cuyahoga Co Twr
118.600 Canton-Akron Aviation Departure Control
119.800 Mansfield Aviation MFD Tower
120.450 USA Thunderbirds F-16 Stunt Coord.
120.700 Lost Nation Aviation Tower
120.900 Cleveland Aviation CLE Tower
121.050 Canton-Akron Aviation CAK ATIS
121.500 USA Aviation ELT Emergency
121.700 Cleveland Aviation Ground Control
121.800 Richmond Hts Aviation Cuyahoga Co Gnd C
121,900 Lakefront Aviation Burke Gnd Cont
122.000 USA Aviation Weather
122.800 Cleveland Aviation Cuy Co UNICOM
122.900 USA Aviation Search & Rescue
123.050 USA Aviation Helicopters
123.050 USA Goodyear Blimp Port common
123.250 Suffield Twp Goodyear Blimp Wingfoot Lake
123.300 USA Aviation Flight School
123.450 USA Thunderbirds Air Show Control
123.450 USA Aviation Air-to-Air
123.850 Cleveland Aviation Local Control
124.000 Cleveland Aviation Apr Cont 234-053
124.300 Lakefront Aviation Burke Tower
124.925 USA Thunderbirds Air-to-Air
125.050 Cleveland Aviation Clearance Delvry
125.250 Lakefront Aviation Burke ATIS
125.350 Cleveland Aviation Approach Control
126.200 Global Aviation Military common twr
126.200 USA Thunderbirds Tower
126.550 Cleveland Aviation Departure Control
127.850 Cleveland Aviation CLE ATIS
128.150 Oberlin Aviation ARTCC CLE Center
130.100 USA Working Channel US Air Airlines
130.450 USA Areo Enroute Sr US Air & Eastern
130.650 Global Aviation USAF MAC CP
130.700 USA Working Channel Eastern Airlines
130.825 Cleveland Traffic Reports Baron Aviation
132.000 Akron Goodyear Blimp Company freq
134.100 USA Aviation Military GCA
134.100 USA Thunderbirds Parachutists
136.110 Global Satellite ETS 2
136.140 Global Satellite SIRIO
136.370 Global Satellite ATS 3
136.380 Global Satellite GOES 2
136.770 Global Satellite NOAA 11
136.860 Global Satellite IUE
137.050 Global Satellite METELSAT 1
137.170 Global Satellite MARECES 2
140.400 Cleveland Thunderbirds (AM)
141.850 USA Thunderbirds Air Coordination
141.850 USA Thunderbirds Air show
142.000 USA Blue Angels Ch Alpha (pri)
142.025 USA Blue Angels Repeater Input
142.417 USA Space Station SOYOT 7 voice
142.625 USA Blue Angels Repeater output
143.000 USA Blue Angels Ch Bravo (alt)
143.450 USA Air Force MARS
143.625 Global Space Station MIR operations
143.900 USA CAP Repeater input
145.050 USA/Local Amateur Radio Packet LEARA
145.070 USA/Local Amateur Radio Packet CARS
145.110 AG8X Youngstown Amateur Radio
145.150 K8KRG N. Royalton Amateur Radio NOARS
145.170 WA8TTZ Hudson Amateur Radio
145.210 N8CHM Wickliffe Amateur Radio
145.230 K8JK North Ridgville Amateur Radio
145.250 WD8CFS Streetsboro Amateur Radio Hudson Group PL
131.8
145.270 W8DNE Youngstown Amateur Radio
145.290 K8SCI North Olmsted Amateur Radio North Coast ARA
145.310 N8CDS Macedonia Amateur Radio PL 110.9
145.350 AF3P Sharon PA Amateur Radio SPRING multi RX
145.370 N8EWV Alliance Amateur Radio
145.390 KC8VX Ravenna Amateur Radio
145.450 K8KRL Berlin Center Amateur Radio
145.470 WD8DRZ Vermilion Amateur Radio
145.490 WB8ATL Chardon Amateur Radio RTTY
145.730 NO8M N. Olmsted Amateur Radio Packet
145.750 N8HSP Cleveland Amateur Radio Packet
145.825 Global Amateur Radio OSCAR beacon
146.520 USA/Local Amateur Radio FM simplx calling
146.610 K8NHD Hudson Amateur Radio PL
146.640 WB8DJP Akron Amateur Radio CAK SKYWARN PL
146.670 W8WEM Jefferson Amateur Radio
146.700 K8KRJ Lorain Amateur Radio NOARS
146.715 AI8S Ashtabula Amateur Radio Asht Co ARC
146.730 W8CZW Highland Hills Amateur Radio West Res ARC
146.745 KA8R Youngstown Amateur Radio
146.790 KD8IE Cleveland Hts Amateur Radio HERO PL
146.760 WB8CQR Highland Hills Amateur Radio LEARA SKYWARN PL
146.820 K8ZFR Brecksville Amateur Radio CARS RED CROSS PL
146.850 K8MMM Cleveland Amateur Radio GARA PL
146.865 KE8KH Salem Amateur Radio Links
146.880 WB8CQR Lakewood Amateur Radio LEARA PL
146.895 N8EQJ Randolph Amateur Radio
146.910 K8AJR Youngstown Amateur Radio
146.940 KA8YNO Geauga Co Amateur Radio GARA
146.970 W8VTD Warren Amateur Radio WARA
146.985 WA8UXP Akron Amateur Radio Goodyear ARC
147.015 K8SGX Newbury Amateur Radio GARA
147.060 K8TID Chagrin Falls Amateur Radio CVRA
147.075 KA8PHO Streetsboro Amateur Radio
147.090 WB8OVQ Barbarton Amateur Radio PL
147.150 KC8GR Lorain Amateur Radio LCARA SKYWARN
147.150 W3LIF Sharon PA Amateur Radio YNG SKYWARN
147.195 AK8Y Cleveland Amateur Radio NASA RC
147.210 K8BL Painesville Amateur Radio LCARA SKYWARN
147.240 K8WRP Akron Amateur Radio
147.255 WB8PHI Mentor Amateur Radio
147.270 W8VPV Cuyahoga Falls Amateur Radio CFARC
147.300 WB8HFZ Akron Amateur Radio Comm ARS
147.330 WB8CX0 Akron Amateur Radio PL links
147.375 WD8DAR Austintown Amateur Radio
147.390 WB8PNF Doylestown Amateur Radio
147.480 KA8NTV Maple Hts Amateur Radio Remote base/224.260
148.150 USA CAP Simplex/Rpt out
148.550 USA Thunderbirds Maintenance Crews
149.925 USA CAP Search & Rescue
150.815 KRR939 Westlake Tow Truck Bradley Motors
150.845 KRC696 North Olmsted Tow Truck Martyns Towing
150.875 KDI328 Lakewood Tow Truck Baker Motors
150.877 Cleveland Metro Parks Deer Tracking
151.235 State of Ohio Police Liquor Control
151.310 KBV983 Cleveland Metro Parks Rangers (159.33 IN)
151.340 SE. Suburbs Police (39.22)
151.355 State of Ohio Dept of Nat. Res.Ch. Z input
151.355 WZL596 Cleveland Police Edgewater Park
151.415 State of Ohio Dept of Nat. Res.Ch. Y input
(159.375)
151.460 Cleveland Metro Parks Mobile simplex
151.475 State of Ohio Dept of Nat. Res.Ch. X input
(159.450)
151.625 USA Goodyear Blimp Operations, PL
151.4
151.625 USA Circus Ringling Bros
151.625 Berea Operations Cleve Hamfest Assn
151.625 Cleveland Crowd Control Cleve Stadium
151.655 KCJ310 Maple Hts Taxi Maple Hts Cab
151.655 KNGA377 Berea College Baldwin-Wallace
151.685 KNBU498 Fairview Park Security Westgate Mall
151.715 KRE2032 Cleveland Security CWRU
151.745 KNCL912 Cleveland College Cleveland State U
151.775 Bedford Tow Truck Kelly's Towing
151.775 KOH327 Fairview Park Store Security Higbee Co.
151.835 Burke Airport Operations
151.835 Garfield Heights Security Marymount Hospital
151.895 Twinsburg Drive in window Burger King (33.140)
151.895 KIK607 Brookpark Parking Lot Park Place


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442.650 N8JR Brecksville Amateur Radio PL
443.000 KC8GI Warren Amateur Radio WARA
443.050 WD8DRZ Vermilion Amateur Radio Linked
444.05/444.15
443.150 KB8BEB North Olmsted Amateur Radio NCARC
443.475 KB6NX Hudson Amateur Radio
443.600 WA8CAE Lorain Amateur Radio
443.900 WA8CEW N. Royalton Amateur Radio Remote bases
444.000 WD8KNL Norton Amateur Radio PL
444.050 WD8DRZ Parma Amateur Radio Linked
443.05/444.15
444.075 K8YSE N. Royalton Amateur Radio
444.100 AK8Y Cleveland Amateur Radio NASA
444.150 WA8PKB Wickliffe Amateur Radio PL links
444.200 WA8DBW Akron Amateur Radio PL remote bases
444.300 KA8DJN Bath Amateur Radio PL links
444.375 WA8ZYT Chardon Amateur Radio
444.450 W8QV Strongsville Amateur Radio PL
444.550 WB8SJU Akron Amateur Radio PL
444.600 K9IC Mayfield Hts Amateur Radio
444.625 WD8CFS Aurora Amateur Radio PL
444.650 K8BL Painesville Amateur Radio LCARA PL
444.750 K8ZFR Cleveland Amateur Radio CARS linked 53.83
444.800 K8KRG Elyria Amateur Radio
444.850 K8EIW Cuyahoga Falls Amateur Radio PL
444.900 W8CJB Parma Amateur Radio Western Reserve PL
444.950 WB8APD Highland Hills Amateur Radio 131.8 PL Linked
52.68
446.500 Cleveland Amateur Radio Packet
450.1125 KPH359 Warrensville Hts Traffic Reports Medi-Air
450.1125 KPH361 Cleveland Traffic Reports Medi-Air
450.1125 WHE933 Beachwood Traffic Reports Metro Traffic Con
450.350 Cleveland Radio Station WWWE Remotes
450.650 Cleveland Radio Station WGAR Remotes
450.750 Cleveland Traffic Reports WNCX & WERE
450.9250 WHE933 Cleveland Traffic Reports Metro Traffic Con
450.950 Cleveland Traffic Reports WMMS
451.5750 Walton Hills Maintenance Ford Plant
451.9000 USA Winston Cup Dick Trickle (1)
452.5500 KQD960 Cleveland Tow Truck Ohio Motorist Asn
452.5750 USA CART Indy Pace Car
452.6000 USA Winston Cup Larry Pearson (2)
452.8750 KJP331 Cleveland RTA RTA Trains
453.0375 Cuyahoga County Medical Portable extender
453.0500 KJP331 Cleveland RTA
453.1000 KNFU332 Cleveland Airport
453.2250 KRA522 Richfield Local Gov Police Ch. 1
453.2750 WXF842 Cleveland School Bus School Security
453.3500 KQY764 Cuyahoga County Road Dept
453.5000 KJP331 Cleveland RTA Security
453.5250 WXF842 Cleveland School Bus
453.6000 Cuyahoga County Road Dept.
453.7000 KQY763 Cuyahoga County Road Dept.
453.7750 KTG731 Cleveland CMHA
453.8000 Ohio Governor prtect
453.9250 KSS212 Lakewood Local Gov
455.0500 Cleveland TV Remote Ch. 8 WJKW
456.9125 USA Winston Cup A. J. Foyt (1)
456.9125 USA CART A. J. Foyt (1)
457.1625 USA CART Al Unser Jr (1)
457.600 USA Winston Cup Davy Allison (1)
458.100 Cleveland Airport Operations
458.100 Ohio Governor prot.
460.0250 KQY596 Brunswick Police
460.0250 KQB421 Lakewood Police Ch. 2
460.0500 KQB421 Lakewood Police Handhelds
460.0500 KQY608 Akron Police Car-to-Car Ch. 4
460.1000 KQY598 Summit Co. Police Sheriff Ch. 1
460.1250 KQY597 Cleveland Police Traffic
460.1500 KQY597 Cleveland Police District 3
460.2000 Medina Co. Police Sheriff North rptr
460.3000 Medina Co. Police Sheriff Soth & Ctrl
460.3250 KQY608 Akron Police Secondary Ch. 2
460.3500 KQY597 Cleveland Police Detectives
460.3750 KQY608 Akron Police Dispatch Ch. 1
460.5000 KQY597 Cleveland Police Tactical & Aux.
460.5000 Akron Police Detectives Ch. 3
460.5750 Akron Fire Operations F2/F5
460.6000 KQC991 Lakewood Fire
460.6250 Akron Fire Dispatch F1/F4
460.7250 KAX259 Cleveland Airline United Airlines
460.7750 KWW231 Cleveland Airline American Airlines
460.8875 Wendy's Int'l [Not Sure] Auto Window?
460.9875 USA Winston Cup Brett Bodine (1)
460.9875 USA CART Derek Daly (2)
461.0875 USA CART USAC
461.1500 USA Winston Cup Alan Kulwicki (1)
461.1625 USA Winston Cup Phil Parsons (1)
461.2375 Richmond Hts Mall Security Richmond Mall
461.250 University Cir Parking
461.300 Sandusky Park Operations Ceder Point
461.3000 USA Winston Cup Mike Waltrip (2)
461.3125 USA Winston Cup ESPN (CAMERAS)
461.350 Cleveland Security MetroHealth Med.
Ctr.
461.425 North Randall Security Randall Mall
461.4500 USA Winston Cup Brad Noffsinger
461.475 Cleveland Operations Lolly-the-Trolly
461.475 University Cir Security University Hosp
461.4750 USA CART T. Bettenhauser
461.5250 KBR503 Elyria Newspaper Elyria Chronicle
461.6875 USA Winston Cup Rick Mast (1)
461.700 USA Winston Cup Gregg Sacks (1)
461.8250 USA Winston Cup Connie Saylor (1)
461.975 Northfield Park police Brandywine Ski
Resort
462.0250 KNGJ705 Aurora Amusement Park Sea World
462.0250 USA Winston Cup NASCAR #5
462.100 University Cir Maintenance
462.1125 Euclid Mall Security Euclid Square
462.1375 USA CART Bobby Rahal (1)
462.1625 North Olmsted Mall Security Great Northern
462.550 Cleveland GMRS
462.6750 USA Winston Cup Eddie Bierschwale
462.6750 KAD3255 Cleveland GMRS American Red Cross
462.8500 WRO956 Cleveland Hotel Sheraton Airport
462.950 USA Medical Med Ch. 9
462.950 Cleveland EMS Dispatch Red Center
462.9750 KNHS996 Cleveland EMS Dispatch Red Center
462.9750 WNKR846 Cleveland Medical CECOMS
463.075 Cleveland Kemper CCU Fairview Hospital
463.1875 USA Winston Cup A.J. Foyt (4)
463.2125 Twinsburg Maintenance Chrysler Plant
463.2875 North Olmsted Maintenance Great Northern
463.3375 USA Administration Boy Scouts of A.
463.4000 USA Winston Cup Mark Martin (3)
463.4375 USA Winston Cup Jimmy Horton (1)
463.4625 USA Winston Cup Neil Bonnett (3)
463.5000 USA CART R. Guerrero (1)
463.5625 USA Winston Cup Davey Allison (3)
463.6250 WRB836 Parma Cable TV Cox Cable
463.7125 USA Winston Cup Jimmy Brown (1)
463.9000 USA Winston Cup Rusty Wallace (2)
463.9250 WXN456 Rocky River Hotel Sheraton Rocky Ri
463.9750 USA Winston Cup Morgan Shepherd (2)
464.0250 USA Winston Cup Derrike Cope (1)
464.0500 WQM306 North Olmsted Cable TV Westshore Cable
464.0125 USA Winston Cup Dale Earnhardt (2)
464.0750 USA Winston Cup Mickey Gibbs (1)
464.2125 Sandusky Business Cedar Point
464.3000 USA Winston Cup Rick Wilson (1)
464.4000 USA Winston Cup Jimmy Means (3)
464.5000 Cleveland Itrnt Channel Bud. Grand Prix
464.5000 USA CART CART 4
464.5125 Sandusky Amusement Park Cedar Point
464.5500 USA Winston Cup Charlie Baker (1)
464.6000 USA Winston Cup Dale Jarrett (1)
464.6125 Richfield Operations Cavs Coliseum Mg
464.6750 KNFH298 Parma Mall Security Parmatown Mall
464.7750 KIV478 Cleveland Hotel Sheraton Airport
464.9625 USA Winston Cup Rodney Combs (1)
465.2125 Bedford Police HT extenders
465.350 Cleveland Police Airport Police
465.375 Ohio Ohio State Patrl Mobile extenders
465.8250 USA Winston Cup NASCAR (SCORING)
465.9125 USA Goodyear Blimp Operations, low pwr
466.0125 USA CART Scott Brayton (1)
466.0125 USA CART Dominic Dobson (1)
466.3375 USA Winston Cup Jim Sauter (3)
466.5875 USA CART Randy Lewis (1)
466.6500 USA Winston Cup Ernie Irvan (1)
466.6875 USA CART USAC Safety
466.4375 USA Winston Cup Joe Ruttman (1)
467.0250 USA Winston Cup NASCAR (EXTRA)
467.1675 USA Winston Cup Chad Little (1)
467.2125 USA Winston Cup Hut Stricklin (1)
467.5625 USA Winston Cup Dave Marcis (1)
467.7250 USA CART Tero Palmroti (1)
467.7500 USA CART Scott Pruett (1)
467.8250 USA Winston Cup Phill Barkdoll (1)
468.3625 USA CART Mario Andretti (1)
468.3750 WQV288 Fairview Park Store Genie of Fairview
468.4875 USA Winston Cup Ricky Rudd (1)
468.5125 USA Winston Cup Ken Bochard (1)
468.5125 USA CART Mike Andretti (1)
468.6625 USA CART Raul Boesel (2)
468.7625 USA Winston Cup Ben Hess (1)
468.7750 USA Winston Cup Harry Gant (1)
468.8250 USA Time Check-West By Satellite
469.0750 USA Winston Cup NASCAR
469.8250 USA CART Al Unser Sr (1)
469.8375 USA Time Check-East By Satellite
493.4750 USA CART ABC TV Audio
471.4125 USA CART Tom Sneva (1)
471.4125 USA CART John Andretti (1)
471.9500 USA CART ESPN
472.1375 USA CART Kevin Cogan (1)
472.7875 USA CART G. Johncock (1)
498.5500 USA CART Indy Radio
806.0625 WNAG376 Cleveland Security CSU Police RPTR
input
806.2625 Cleveland Utilities CEI
808.0875 Mentor Local Gov
810.4875 Eastlake Local Gov
816.4875 Cleveland Business Motorola
820.2625 Cleveland Business IBM
820.3375 Cleveland Business North Coast Protect
820.3875 Cleveland Business Federal Express
821.7000 USA CART USAC Control
851.0125 Strongsville Police
851.0625 WNAG376 Cleveland Security CSU Police
851.1625 Cleveland Provident Bank
851.4125 Lake County Safety Forces Trunked System
851.4875 USA Winston Cup Geoff Bodine (2)
851.5000 USA Winston Cup Darrell Waltrip 1
851.5125 Cleveland Ambulance National Ambulance
851.5625 Parma Safety Forces Data Trunked System
851.5750 USA Winston Cup Ken Schrader (3)
851.9375 USA Winston Cup Kyle Petty (2)
852.0125 Strongsville Fire
852.4875 Parma Safety Forces Trunked System
853.0125 Strongsville Service
853.4875 USA CART A. Luyendyk (2)
853.4875 USA Winston Cup Bill Elliott (2)
853.5125 USA CART Teo Fabi (2)
855.3625 Akron Police
855.5125 USA Winston Cup Terry Labonte (2)
856.1625 University Cir Police
856.2125 University Cir Security Case West Res.
856.2375 University Cir [Not Sure] Cle. Art Museum
856.7875 USA CART Rick Mears (2)
856.7875 USA Winston Cup Bob Hillin jr (2)
856.8000 USA Winston Cup Bob Hillin Jr (1)
856.9125 USA CART Danny Sullivan (2)
857.8375 USA CART R. Boesel (2)
857.8375 USA Winston Cup Sterling Marlin
858.7875 USA Winston Cup Richard Petty (2)
859.8125 USA Winston Cup Lake Speed (2)
863.0375 Cleveland [Not Sure] TRW
863.3875 USA Federal Express Rptr. Data/Voice
935.1375 USA CART USAC Indy
1291.020 Akron Amateur Radio
1292.020 WA8PKB/R Wickliffe Amateur Radio Links/220/440

[ * indicates dispatched by]

800 - 1300 MHZ LISTENING GUIDE
* REPEATER
OUTFREQUENCY BAND SERVICE
806 - 810 BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE
CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
810 - 816 PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO SERVICE
SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
SMR TRUNKED SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
821 - 825 LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE
MOBILE IN
825 - 835 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES
NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
WIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
EXPANSION RESERVE MOBILE IN
850 - 851 RESERVED
851 - 855 * BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE
CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS BASE OUT
855 - 861 * PUBLIC SAVETY RADIO SERVICE
SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS BASE OUT
TRUNKED SYSTEMS BASE OUT
866 - 870 * LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE
OUTPUT
870 - 890 * CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES
NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
WIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
896 - 902 PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE
PS I T BLOCKS MOBILE IN
902 - 928 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE RESERVE
928.0125 - 928.3375 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE
PRIVATE MULTI-ADDRESS SYSTEMS
RESERVED
WIDE AREA PAGING
RESERVED
RADIOTELEPHONE UTILITY PAGING
930 - 931 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PAGING
COMMON CARRIER PAGING
932 - 935 GOVERNMENT PRIVATE SHARED
OPERATIONAL FIXED SYSTEMS
935 - 941 * PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE
PS I T BLOCKS BASE OUT
944 - 947 BROADCAST RADIO SERVICE
STUDIO-TRANSMITTER LINK (INTERCITY RELAY)
FORMERLY STL IR
952.100 - 952.700 PRIVATE MICROWAVE SERVICE
OMNIDIRECTIONAL CONTROL
956.2625 - 956.4375 PRIVATE FIXED SERVICE
SIGNALLING AND CONTROL
959.8625 - 959.9875 COMMON CARRIER RADIO SERVICE
WIDE AREA PAGING
960 - 1215 AVIATION SERVICES
NAVAIDS DME
1215 - 1300 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE
SOME REPEATERS IN SERVICE
25 KHZ CHANNEL SPACING (65 MILES NORTH OF MEXICAN BORDER)
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.0125 .0375 .0625 .0875 .1125 .1375 .1625 .1875
.2125 .2375 .2625 .2875 .3125 .3375 .3625 .3875
.4125 .4375 .4625 .4875 .5125 .5375 .5625 .5875
.6125 .6375 .6625 .6875 .7125 .7375 .7625 .7875
.8125 .8375 .8625 .8875 .9125 .9375 .9625 .9875
12.5 KHZ CHANNEL SPACING (AS PROPOSED FOR FUTURE USE)
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.0000 .0125 .0250 .0375 .0500 .0625 .0750 .0875
.1000 .1125 .1250 .1375 .1500 .1625 .1750 .1875
.2000 .2125 .2250 .2375 .2500 .2625 .2750 .2875
.3000 .3125 .3250 .3375 .3500 .3625 .3750 .3875
.4000 .4125 .4250 .4375 .4500 .4625 .4750 .4875
.5000 .5125 .5250 .5375 .5500 .5625 .5750 .5875
.6000 .6125 .6250 .6375 .6500 .6625 .6750 .6875
.7000 .7125 .7250 .7375 .7500 .7625 .7750 .7875
.8000 .8125 .8250 .8375 .8500 .8625 .8750 .8875
.9000 .9125 .9250 .9375 .9500 .9625 .9750 .9875
MEXICAN BORDER CHANNEL SPACING (INCLUDES SAN CLEMENTE & TUCSON)
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.0000 .0250 .0500 .0750
.1000 .1250 .1500 .1750
.2000 .2250 .2500 .2750
.3000 .3250 .3500 .3750
.4000 .4250 .4500 .4750
.5000 .5250 .5500 .5750
.6000 .6250 .6500 .6750
.7000 .7250 .7500 .7750
.8000 .8250 .8500 .8750
.9000 .9250 .9500 .9750
CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES - BASE OUTPUT FREQUENCY
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870 - 880 333 NONWIRELINE CHANNELS (RADIOTELEPHONE UTILITIES)
880 - 890 333 WIRELINE CHANNLES (TELEPHONE COMPANIES)
33 CHANNELS/MHZNONWIRELINE BLOCKS WIRELINE BLOCKS
----------------- ---------------
CHN FREQ CHN FREQ
1 870.030 334 880.020
34 871.020 367 881.010
67 872.010 401 882.030
101 873.030 434 883.020
134 874.020 467 884.010
167 875.010 501 885.030
201 876.030 534 886.020
234 877.020 567 887.010
267 878.010 601 888.030
301 879.030 634 889.020

30 KHZ CHANNEL SPACING
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870 873 876 879 882 885 888 MHZ
.030 .060 .090 .120 .150 .180 .210 .240 .270 .300
.330 .360 .390 .420 .450 .480 .510 .540 .570 .600
.630 .660 .690 .720 .750 .780 .810 .840 .870 .900
.930 .960 .990
871 874 877 880 883 886 889 MHZ
.020 .050 .080 .110 .140 .170 .200 .230 .260 .290
.320 .350 .380 .410 .440 .470 .500 .530 .560 .590
.620 .650 .680 .710 .740 .770 .800 .830 .860 .890.920 .950 .980
872 875 878 881 884 887 MHZ
.010 .040 .070 .100 .130 .160 .190 .220 .250 .280
.310 .340 .370 .400 .430 .460 .490 .520 .550 .580
.610 .640 .670 .700 .730 .760 .790 .820 .850 .880
.910 .940 .970

800 - 1300 MHZ LISTENING GUIDE
* REPEATER
OUTFREQUENCY BAND SERVICE
CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
810 - 816 PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO SERVICE
SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
SMR TRUNKED SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
821 - 825 LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE
MOBILE IN
NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
WIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
EXPANSION RESERVE MOBILE IN
850 - 851 RESERVED
CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS BASE OUT
855 - 861 * PUBLIC SAVETY RADIO SERVICE
SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS BASE OUT
TRUNKED SYSTEMS BASE OUT
866 - 870 * LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE
OUTPUT
NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
WIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
896 - 902 PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE
PS I T BLOCKS MOBILE IN
902 - 928 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE RESERVE
PRIVATE MULTI-ADDRESS SYSTEMS
RESERVED
WIDE AREA PAGING
RESERVED
RADIOTELEPHONE UTILITY PAGING
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PAGING
COMMON CARRIER PAGING
935 - 941 * PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE
PS I T BLOCKS BASE OUT
STUDIO-TRANSMITTER LINK (INTERCITY RELAY)
FORMERLY STL IR
OMNIDIRECTIONAL CONTROL
956.2625 - 956.4375 PRIVATE FIXED SERVICE
SIGNALLING AND CONTROL
959.8625 - 959.9875 COMMON CARRIER RADIO SERVICE
WIDE AREA PAGING
960 - 1215 AVIATION SERVICES
NAVAIDS DME
1215 - 1300 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE
SOME REPEATERS IN SERVICE
----------------------------------------------------------------
.0125 .0375 .0625 .0875 .1125 .1375 .1625 .1875
.2125 .2375 .2625 .2875 .3125 .3375 .3625 .3875
.4125 .4375 .4625 .4875 .5125 .5375 .5625 .5875
.6125 .6375 .6625 .6875 .7125 .7375 .7625 .7875
.8125 .8375 .8625 .8875 .9125 .9375 .9625 .9875
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.0000 .0125 .0250 .0375 .0500 .0625 .0750 .0875
.1000 .1125 .1250 .1375 .1500 .1625 .1750 .1875
.2000 .2125 .2250 .2375 .2500 .2625 .2750 .2875
.3000 .3125 .3250 .3375 .3500 .3625 .3750 .3875
.4000 .4125 .4250 .4375 .4500 .4625 .4750 .4875
.5000 .5125 .5250 .5375 .5500 .5625 .5750 .5875
.6000 .6125 .6250 .6375 .6500 .6625 .6750 .6875
.7000 .7125 .7250 .7375 .7500 .7625 .7750 .7875
.8000 .8125 .8250 .8375 .8500 .8625 .8750 .8875
.9000 .9125 .9250 .9375 .9500 .9625 .9750 .9875
MEXICAN BORDER CHANNEL SPACING (INCLUDES SAN CLEMENTE & TUCSON)
----------------------------------------------------------------
.0000 .0250 .0500 .0750
.1000 .1250 .1500 .1750
.2000 .2250 .2500 .2750
.3000 .3250 .3500 .3750
.4000 .4250 .4500 .4750
.5000 .5250 .5500 .5750
.6000 .6250 .6500 .6750
.7000 .7250 .7500 .7750
.8000 .8250 .8500 .8750
.9000 .9250 .9500 .9750
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33 CHANNELS/MHZNONWIRELINE BLOCKS WIRELINE BLOCKS
----------------- ---------------
CHN FREQ CHN FREQ
1 870.030 334 880.020
34 871.020 367 881.010
67 872.010 401 882.030
101 873.030 434 883.020
134 874.020 467 884.010
167 875.010 501 885.030
201 876.030 534 886.020
234 877.020 567 887.010
267 878.010 601 888.030
301 879.030 634 889.020

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870 873 876 879 882 885 888 MHZ
.030 .060 .090 .120 .150 .180 .210 .240 .270 .300
.330 .360 .390 .420 .450 .480 .510 .540 .570 .600
.630 .660 .690 .720 .750 .780 .810 .840 .870 .900
.930 .960 .990
871 874 877 880 883 886 889 MHZ
.020 .050 .080 .110 .140 .170 .200 .230 .260 .290
.320 .350 .380 .410 .440 .470 .500 .530 .560 .590
.620 .650 .680 .710 .740 .770 .800 .830 .860 .890.920 .950 .980
872 875 878 881 884 887 MHZ
.010 .040 .070 .100 .130 .160 .190 .220 .250 .280
.310 .340 .370 .400 .430 .460 .490 .520 .550 .580
.610 .640 .670 .700 .730 .760 .790 .820 .850 .880
.910 .940 .970

FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS FOR THE 806-960 MHz BAND

Frequency When Paired
Channel
MHz Service Allocated With
Spacing-kHz

806-821 m Private Land Mobile 1975 851-866 b 25
821-824 m Private Land Mobile Pub. Safety 1986 866-869 b ??
824-825 m Public Cellular Non-Wireline 1986 869-870 b 30
835-845 m Public Cellular Wireline 1975 880-890 b 30
845-846.5m Public Cellular Non-Wireline 1986 890-891.5b 30
846.5-849m Public Cellular Wireline 1986 891.5-894b 30
849-851 Temporary Reserve 1986 894-896
851-866 b Private Land Mobile 1975 806-821 m 25
866-869 b Private Land Mobile Pub. Safety 1986 821-824 m ??
869-870 b Public Cellular Non-Wireline 1986 824-825 m 30
880-890 b Public Cellular Wireline 1975 835-845 m 30
890-891.5b Public Cellular Non-Wireline 1986 845-846.5m 30
891.5-894b Public Cellular Wireline 1986 846.5-849m 30
896-901 m Private Land Mobile Non-PubSaf 1986 935-940 b
12.5
901-902 General Purpose Mobile 1986 940-941 ??
902-928 Amateur & ISM
928-929 Fixed Multiple Address 952-953 25
929-930 Private Paging 1982 25
930-931 Paging Reserve 1982
931-932 Public Common Carrier Paging 1982 25
932-935 Fixed Point-to-Point 1985 941-944 ??
935-940 b Private Land Mobile Non-PubSaf 1986 896-901 m
12.5
944-952 Broadcast Aural STL 25-
300
953-960 Fixed Multiple Address
50,100,200

b: base station
m: mobile

FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS FOR THE 806-960 MHz BAND

Frequency When Paired
Channel
MHz Service Allocated With
Spacing-kHz

806-821 m Private Land Mobile 1975 851-866 b 25
821-824 m Private Land Mobile Pub. Safety 1986 866-869 b ??
835-845 m Public Cellular Wireline 1975 880-890 b 30
845-846.5m Public Cellular Non-Wireline 1986 890-891.5b 30
846.5-849m Public Cellular Wireline 1986 891.5-894b 30
851-866 b Private Land Mobile 1975 806-821 m 25
866-869 b Private Land Mobile Pub. Safety 1986 821-824 m ??
880-890 b Public Cellular Wireline 1975 835-845 m 30
890-891.5b Public Cellular Non-Wireline 1986 845-846.5m 30
891.5-894b Public Cellular Wireline 1986 846.5-849m 30
896-901 m Private Land Mobile Non-PubSaf 1986 935-940 b
12.5
902-928 Amateur & ISM
929-930 Private Paging 1982 25
930-931 Paging Reserve 1982
931-932 Public Common Carrier Paging 1982 25
935-940 b Private Land Mobile Non-PubSaf 1986 896-901 m
12.5
944-952 Broadcast Aural STL 25-
300
953-960 Fixed Multiple Address
50,100,200

b: base station
m: mobile

800 mhz frequency guide-compiled by john mccolman

800 - 1300 mhz listening guide * repeater out

frequency band service
806 - 810 business radio service
conventional systems mobile in
810 - 816 public safety radio service
slow growth systems mobile in
816 - 821 business radio service
smr trunked systems mobile in
821 - 825 land mobile satellite service
mobile in
825 - 835 cellular mobile telephones
nonwireline systems mobile in
wireline systems mobile in
expansion reserve mobile in
850 - 851 reserved

851 - 855 * business radio service
conventional systems base out
855 - 861 * public savety radio service
slow growth systems base out
861 - 866 * business radio service
trunked systems base out
866 - 870 * land mobile satellite service
output
870 - 890 * cellular mobile telephones
nonwireline systems base out
890 - 896 * cellular mobile telephones
wireline systems base out
896 - 902 private land mobile radio service
ps i t blocks mobile in
902 - 928 amateur radio service reserve

928.0125 - 928.3375 domestic public radio service
private multi-address systems
reserved
wide area paging
reserved
radiotelephone utility paging
930 - 931 domestic public radio service
advanced technology paging
931 - 932 domestic public radio service
common carrier paging
932 - 935 government private shared
operational fixed systems
935 - 941 * private land mobile radio service
ps i t blocks base out
941 - 944 government private shared
944 - 947 broadcast radio service
studio-transmitter link (intercity relay)
947 - 952 broadcast radio service
formerly stl ir
952.100 - 952.700 private microwave service
omnidirectional control
956.2625 - 956.4375 private fixed service
signalling and control
959.8625 - 959.9875 common carrier radio service
wide area paging
960 - 1215 aviation services
navaids dme
1215 - 1300 amateur radio service
some repeaters in service

25 khz channel spacing (65 miles north of mexican border)
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.0125 .0375 .0625 .0875 .1125 .1375 .1625 .1875
.2125 .2375 .2625 .2875 .3125 .3375 .3625 .3875
.4125 .4375 .4625 .4875 .5125 .5375 .5625 .5875
.6125 .6375 .6625 .6875 .7125 .7375 .7625 .7875
.8125 .8375 .8625 .8875 .9125 .9375 .9625 .9875

12.5 khz channel spacing (as proposed for future use)
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.0000 .0125 .0250 .0375 .0500 .0625 .0750 .0875
.1000 .1125 .1250 .1375 .1500 .1625 .1750 .1875
.2000 .2125 .2250 .2375 .2500 .2625 .2750 .2875
.3000 .3125 .3250 .3375 .3500 .3625 .3750 .3875
.4000 .4125 .4250 .4375 .4500 .4625 .4750 .4875
.5000 .5125 .5250 .5375 .5500 .5625 .5750 .5875
.6000 .6125 .6250 .6375 .6500 .6625 .6750 .6875
.7000 .7125 .7250 .7375 .7500 .7625 .7750 .7875
.8000 .8125 .8250 .8375 .8500 .8625 .8750 .8875
.9000 .9125 .9250 .9375 .9500 .9625 .9750 .9875

mexican border channel spacing (includes san clemente & tucson)
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.0000 .0250 .0500 .0750
.1000 .1250 .1500 .1750
.2000 .2250 .2500 .2750
.3000 .3250 .3500 .3750
.4000 .4250 .4500 .4750
.5000 .5250 .5500 .5750
.6000 .6250 .6500 .6750
.7000 .7250 .7500 .7750
.8000 .8250 .8500 .8750
.9000 .9250 .9500 .9750

cellular mobile telephones - base output frequency
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870 - 880 333 nonwireline channels (radiotelephone utilities)
880 - 890 333 wireline channles (telephone companies)
33 channels/mhz

nonwireline blocks wireline blocks
------------------ ---------------
chn freq chn freq
1 870.030 334 880.020
34 871.020 367 881.010
67 872.010 401 882.030
101 873.030 434 883.020
134 874.020 467 884.010
167 875.010 501 885.030
201 876.030 534 886.020
234 877.020 567 887.010
267 878.010 601 888.030
301 879.030 634 889.020

30 khz channel spacing
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870 873 876 879 882 885 888 mhz
.030 .060 .090 .120 .150 .180 .210 .240 .270 .300
.330 .360 .390 .420 .450 .480 .510 .540 .570 .600
.630 .660 .690 .720 .750 .780 .810 .840 .870 .900
.930 .960 .990

871 874 877 880 883 886 889 mhz
.020 .050 .080 .110 .140 .170 .200 .230 .260 .290
.320 .350 .380 .410 .440 .470 .500 .530 .560 .590
.620 .650 .680 .710 .740 .770 .800 .830 .860 .890
.920 .950 .980

872 875 878 881 884 887 mhz
.010 .040 .070 .100 .130 .160 .190 .220 .250 .280
.310 .340 .370 .400 .430 .460 .490 .520 .550 .580
.610 .640 .670 .700 .730 .760 .790 .820 .850 .880
.910 .940 .970

900MHz phone freqs
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Panasonic 900MHZ Cordless Freqencies:

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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

UNCLASSIFIED

United States Defense Communication Agency
White House Communication Agency
High Frequency Single Sideband
Mystic Star Radio Network
Frequencies Index

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2.014.0 2.015.0 2.530.0 3.032.0 3.046.0 3.054.5
3.067.0 3.071.0 3.116.0 3.144.0 4.035.0 4.445.0
4.448.0 4.455.0 4.505.0 4.590.0 4.610.0 4.645.0
4.721.0 4.730.0 4.731.5 4.742.0 4.746.0 4.760.0
4.773.0 4.793.5 4.865.0 4.982.0 5.046.0 5.078.0
5.152.0 5.197.0 5.243.0 5.270.0 5.305.0 5.340.0
5.412.0 5.432.0 5.434.0 5.437.0 5.688.0 5.700.0
5.710.0 5.760.0 5.775.0 5.800.0 5.820.0 5.822.0
5.828.0 5.910.0 6.205.0 6.523.0 6.670.0 6.680.0
6.683.0 6.688.0 6.702.0 6.712.0 6.715.5 6.716.0
6.723.0 6.728.0 6.730.0 6.731.0 6.733.0 6.735.0
6.738.0 6.746.0 6.756.0 6.757.0 6.760.0 6.780.0
6.790.0 6.793.0 6.812.0 6.817.0 6.818.0 6.830.0
6.838.0 6.868.0 6.883.0 6.912.5 6.918.0 6.925.0
6.927.0 6.989.0 6.993.0 7.305.0 7.316.0 7.325.0
7.400.7 7.469.0 7.605.0 7.632.0 7.653.0 7.660.0
7.690.0 7.735.0 7.758.0 7.765.0 7.813.0 7.827.0
7.858.0 7.873.0 7.907.0 7.910.0 7.922.0 7.955.0
7.982.0 7.997.0 8.029.0 8.039.0 8.040.0 8.045.0
8.047.0 8.050.0 8.052.0 8.055.0 8.060.0 8.080.0
8.101.0 8.162.0 8.170.0 8.176.0 8.967.0 8.992.0
8.993.0 9.004.0 9.006.0 9.007.0 9.014.0 9.017.0
9.018.0 9.020.0 9.023.0 9.026.0 9.027.0 9.034.0
9.043.0 9.120.0 9.158.0 9.180.0 9.270.0 9.317.0
9.320.0 9.414.0 9.475.0 9.486.0 9.775.0 9.866.0
9.885.0 9.958.0 9.991.0 10.112.0 10.153.0 10.185.0
10.202.0 10.357,0 10.382.0 10.427.0 10.530.0 10.550.0
10.583.0 10.684.0 10.586.0 10.880.0 10.881.0 11.035.0
11.052.0 11.055.0 11.056.0 11.116.0 11.118.0 11.121.0
11.130.0 11.153.0 11.156.0 11.174.0 11.176.0 11.180.0
11.201.0 11.210.0 11.214.0 11.217.0 11.225.0 11.226.0
11.228.0 11.233.0 11.247.0 11.249.0 11.407.0 11.413.0
11.441.0 11.448.0 11.460.0 11.465.0 11.466.0 11.484.0
11.488.0 11.494.0 11.498.0 11.533.0 11.545.0 11.596.0
11.607.0 11.615.0 11.627.0 11.988.0 11.995.0 12.029.0
12.090.0 12.106.0 12.107.0 12.201.0 12.210.0 12.240.0
12.258.0 12.270.0 12.317.0 12.324.0 13.201.0 13.204.0
13.210.0 13.212.0 13.214.0 13.215.0 13.217.0 13.241.0
13.247.0 13.412.0 13.427.0 13.440.0 13.445.0 13.455.0
13.457.0 13.458.0 13.464.0 13.472.5 13.485.0 13.565.0
13.585.0 13.604.0 13.654.0 13.710.0 13.750.0 13.760.0
13.823.0 13.878,0 13.960.0 14.412.0 14.417.0 14.460.0
14.576.0 14.585.0 14.639.0 14.646.0 14.671.5 14.715.0
14.825.0 14.867.0 14.896.0 14.902.0 14.913.0 15.015.0
15.036.0 15.041.0 15.048.0 15.088.0 15.091.0 15.555.0
15.586.0 15.595.0 15.620.0 15.637.0 15.687.0 15.710.0
15.734.0 15.742.0 16.032.0 16.035.0 16.041.0 16.070.0
16.080.0 16.090.0 16.117.0 16.120.0 16.160.0 16.186.0
16.212.0 16.246.0 16.273.0 16.320.0 16.385.0 16.407.0
17.385.0 17.433.0 17.440.0 17.457.0 17.460.0 17.480.0
17.496.0 17.503.0 17.547.0 17.562.0 17.625.0 17.670.5
17.972.0 17.990.0 17.993.0 18.002.0 18.003.0 18.023.0
18.027.0 18.060.0 18.118.0 18.146.0 18.175.0 18.218.0
18.290.0 18.320.0 18.331.0 18.381.0 18.390.0 18.460.0
18.532.0 18.629.0 18.650.0 18.675.0 18.795.0 19.005.0
19.008.0 19.050.0 19.047.0 19.050.0 19.160.0 19.180.0
19.237.0 19.270.0 19.320.0 19.447.0 19.340.0 19.460.0
19.513.0 19.653.0 19.668.0 19.758.0 19.895.0 19.955.0
20.016.0 20.050.0 20.053.0 20.124.0 20.150.0 20.154.0
20.165.0 20.313.0 20.321.0 20.390.0 20.400.0 20.415.0
20.425.0 20.650.0 20.885.0 20.953.0 20.958.0 20.972.0
21.770.0 21.843.0 22.723.0 22.913.0 23.068.5 23.132.0
23.226.0 23.265.0 23.269.0 23.325.0 23.433.0 23.643.0
23.687.0 24.274.0 25.130.0 25.578.0 26.471.0 29.899.0

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AIRLINE FREQUENCIES
LEFT = SORTED BY FREQUENCY <*--*> RIGHT = SORTED BY AREA/SERVICE

<---------------Left--------------> <--------------Right-------------->

FREQUENCY AREA/SERVICE AREA/SERVICE FREQUENCY

1,674.0 Scheveningen Coast D Aer Lingus 5,532.0
1,713.0 Scheveningen Coast F Aerolineas Argentinas 13,327.0
1,716.0 Scheveningen Coast B AFI NP CAR 11,330.0
1,890.0 Scheveningen Coast I AFI-1 3,452.0
1,995.0 Scheveningen Ship C AFI-1 6,535.0
2,045.0 Scheveningen Ship I AFI-1 6,673.0
2,048.0 Scheveningen Ship I AFI-1 SAT-1/2 8,861.0
2,060.0 Scheveningen Ship B AFI-2 3,419.0
2,099.0 Scheveningen Ship D AFI-2 13,273.0
2,103.0 USCG Internal AFI-2 17,961.0
2,138.0 Scheveningen Ship F AFI-2 AFI-2 8,894.0
2,182.0 Marine Calling/Distress AFI-2 CWP-1/2 AFI-2 5,652.0
2,261.0 USCG Air/Ground AFI-3 6,574.0
2,287.5 DOE AFI-3 8,870.0
2,298.0 Gander AFI-3 11,300.0
2,300.0 Corps of Engineers AFI-3 17,961.0
2,326.0 Corps of Engineers AFI-3 EUR-A MID-2 13,288.0
2,345.0 Corps of Engineers AFI-3 MID-2 5,658.0
2,348.5 Corps of Engineers AFI-3 MID-2 SP-6/7 3,467.0
2,350.0 Corps of Engineers AFI-4 2,878.0
2,350.0 USCG AFI-4 5,493.0
2,371.0 CAP USB AFI-4 6,559.0
2,374.0 CAP USB AFI-4 8,873.0
2,428.0 RAF AFI-4 8,888.0
2,500.0 Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW AFI-4 8,903.0
2,500.0 WWV AFI-4 13,280.0
2,520.0 Scheveningen Ship A Call AFI-4 13,294.0
2,591.0 RAF AFI-4 17,961.0
2,598.0 CCG VOJ AFI-4 W-CAR 6,586.0
2,600.0 Scheveningen Coast C AFI-5 4,657.0
2,602.0 Corps of Engineers AFI-5 SP-9 3,425.0
2,605.0 Corps of Engineers Air France 10,093.0
2,613.0 NMFS, KAC Air/Ground Common 8,771.0
2,622.5 DOE Air/sea SAR worldwide 5,680.0
2,638.0 Intership Safety Alaska 2,648.0
2,648.0 Alaska Alaska 4,645.0
2,670.0 USCG w/ships, public Alaska 4,947.5
2,691.0 USCG 7th Dist Alaska 5,122.5
2,694.0 USCG Group Moriches Alaska 5,310.0
2,714.0 Harbour Control Alaska 5,887.5
2,716.0 US Navy Harbour Alaska Emergency 5,167.5
2,738.0 Intership Safety Alitalia 5,532.0
2,749.0 CCG E Coast wx American Red Cross 3,801.5
2,782.0 Intership Safety American Red Cross 13,998.5
2,808.5 US Customs Channel XA American Red Cross 14,270.0
2,824.0 Scheveningen Coast A Call American Red Cross 20,993.5
2,836.0 Harbour Control Andrews, CROWN, AF-1 16,032.0
2,844.0 Civ Av S Atl Antarctica US bases 8,997.0
2,851.0 Civ Av E Afr ATL Fleet Aircraft 23,224.0
2,854.0 SAT-1/2 ATL Fleet Ships 8,779.0
2,863.0 Civ Av Pac ATL Fleet Ships 15,021.0
2,869.0 CEP-5 ATL Fleet Ships 15,051.0
2,875.0 Domestic AK ATL Fleet Ships 15,057.0
2,878.0 AFI-4 ATL Fleet Ships 22,687.0
2,878.0 Offshore Drilling ATL Fleet Ships, A/C 13,172.0
2,887.0 E-CAR Atlanta Flight Support 8,921.0
2,899.0 NAT-B/C Atlanta Flight Support 11,345.0
2,911.0 Domestic AK Av Lat America? 17,950.0
2,932.0 CWP-1 Avianca 8,938.0
2,932.0 NP-4 Bell Can Quebec 1 3,166.0
2,935.0 SAT Bell Can Quebec 2 7,465.0
2,944.0 NW/SW-SAM MID-3 SAT-2 Bell Can Quebec 3 prim 5,390.0
2,956.0 Civ Av ME Bell Can Quebec 4 sec 5,430.0
2,956.0 Domestic AK Bell Telephone 3,155.0
2,962.0 NAT-B/C Bell Telephone 4,438.0
2,965.0 Civ Av SE Asia Bell Telephone 4,439.0
2,971.0 NAT-D Bell Telephone 4,610.5
2,980.0 WX Anchorage Bell Telephone 5,005.0
2,980.0 WX Argentina Bell Telephone 5,099.1
2,980.0 WX Honolulu Bell Telephone 6,763.0
2,980.0 WX Oakland Bell Telephone 7,300.0
2,980.0 WX Tokyo Bell Telephone 7,549.1
2,992.0 MID-1 Bell Telephone 7,552.0
2,998.0 Civ Av CWP Bell Telephone 7,697.1
2,998.0 CWP-1/2 Ben Gurion 8,837.0
3,004.0 Flight Test Cairo/Jeddah LDOC 11,288.0
3,007.0 LDOC Auckland Can CG 4,376.0
3,007.0 LDOC Jakarta Canada MACS 4,730.0
3,007.0 LDOC Mexico City Canada MACS 4,752.0
3,007.0 LDOC Rangoon Canada MACS 5,703.0
3,010.0 LDOC Lima Canada MACS 6,708.0
3,010.0 LDOC Trinidad Canada MACS 6,716.0
3,010.0 WW Berna Reserve Canada MACS 9,010.0
3,013.0 LDOC Johannesburg Canada MACS 10,194.0
3,013.0 WW HON Canada MACS 11,236.0
3,013.0 WW SFO Canada MACS 13,207.0
3,016.0 NAT-A EA-1 Canada MACS 13,254.0
3,019.0 NCA-1 oil rigs AK Canada MACS 13,970.0
3,019.0 Offshore Drilling Canada MACS 18,027.0
3,023.0 Search & Rescue Canada MACS 23,250.0
3,032.0 USAF Mystic Canada MACS VOLMET 5,690.0
3,046.0 Edm/Tren Mil wx Canada MACS VOLMET 6,693.0
3,060.0 TAC Canada MACS VOLMET 6,746.0
3,067.0 USAF GCCS Canada MACS VOLMET 11,249.0
3,071.0 USAF Mystic Canada North Civil Av 5,680.0
3,074.0 USAF GCCS Canada Search & Rescue 4,739.0
3,081.0 USAF GCCS Canada Search & Rescue 5,718.0
3,092.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil Canada Search & Rescue 8,993.0
3,109.0 RAF CAP AM/LSB/USB 26,620.0
3,113.0 USAF SAC CAP LSB 4,469.0
3,116.0 USAF Mystic CAP LSB 4,604.0
3,120.0 NASA CAP LSB/USB 4,509.0
3,120.0 RAF CAP LSB/USB 4,630.0
3,120.0 USCG Helos CAP National Emergency 4,582.0
3,123.0 USCG A/G CAP National Emergency 7,635.0
3,130.0 US Navy Tactical CAP USB 2,371.0
3,137.0 USAF GCCS CAP USB 2,374.0
3,144.0 USAF Mystic CAP USB 4,466.0
3,155.0 Bell Telephone CAP USB 4,506.0
3,166.0 Bell Can Quebec 1 CAP USB 4,585.0
3,199.5 FHWA CAP USB 4,601.0
3,281.0 Flight Test CAP USB 4,627.0
3,287.0 Corps of Engineers CAP USB NY 4,466.0
3,290.0 Corps of Engineers CAP/USAF AK 18,205.0
3,292.0 USAF SAC CAP/USAF USB 11,975.0
3,295.0 USAF SAC CAP/USAF USB 14,902.0
3,302.0 Corps of Engineers CAP/USAF USB 20,873.0
3,303.0 DOT Emergency CAR 5,550.0
3,304.5 FHWA CAR 13,297.0
3,305.0 Corps of Engineers Carib interisland police 5,690.0
3,330.0 CHU Time Carib Inter-Island 7,165.0
3,336.6 DOE Caribbean Maritime 7,168.0
3,369.0 US Customs Channel YK CCG E Coast wx 2,749.0
3,369.0 USAF SAC CCG Halifax Ship 12,266 13,113.0
3,387.0 USCG Cutters CCG Halifax Ship 4,116 4,408.0
3,407.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G CCG Halifax Ship 8,261 8,785.0
3,413.0 CEP-5 CCG Ship 6,209 6,513.0
3,413.0 Civ Av Ctl E Pac CCG VOJ 2,598.0
3,413.0 Shannon Volmet CEP-5 2,869.0
3,419.0 AFI-2 CEP-5 3,413.0
3,425.0 AFI-5 SP-9 CEP-5 5,547.0
3,428.0 US Customs Channel YA CEP-5 8,843.0
3,432.0 WX Bangkok CEP-5 11,282.0
3,434.0 Offshore Drilling CEP-5 13,300.0
3,443.0 Flight Test CEP-5 13,354.0
3,452.0 AFI-1 CEP-5 17,904.0
3,452.0 SAT-1 CFARS 14,384.5
3,455.0 W-CAR CFB Trenton patches 11,214.0
3,458.0 Rainbow Radio Chalk Airlines 5,737.0
3,467.0 AFI-3 MID-2 SP-6/7 CHU Time 3,330.0
3,470.0 SEA-1/3 AK CHU Time 7,335.0
3,473.0 MID CHU Time 14,670.0
3,476.0 INO-1 Civ Av Afr 10,057.0
3,476.0 NAT-E Civ Av A/G 13,354.0
3,479.0 C/SE/NE-SAM EUR-1 Civ Av Ctl E Pac 3,413.0
3,482.0 LDOC Portishead Civ Av Ctl E Pac 5,574.0
3,485.0 SEA-2 EA-2 Civ Av Ctl E Pac 10,057.0
3,485.0 WX Gander Civ Av Ctl E Pac 13,288.0
3,485.0 WX New York Civ Av CWP 2,998.0
3,494.0 WW NY Civ Av E Afr 2,851.0
3,494.0 WW San Juan Civ Av E Asia 10,042.0
3,495.0 WX Brazzaville Civ Av E Asia 13,297.0
3,707.0 WX Dakar Civ Av ME 2,956.0
3,801.5 American Red Cross Civ Av ME 8,945.0
3,815.0 Hurricane Natl Net Civ Av N Afr 5,352.0
3,935.0 Hurricane Gulf Net Civ Av N Ctl Asia 5,676.0
3,943.0 Hurricane W Gulf Civ Av N Ctl Asia 11,297.0
4,055.0 DOT Emergency Civ Av N Ctl Asia 13,303.0
4,077.0 Scheveningen Radio Ship Civ Av N Pac 8,951.0
4,116.0 Ships CCG Halifax 4,408 Civ Av N&S Pac 13,273.0
4,125.0 Marine Calling/Distress Civ Av Pac 2,863.0
4,148.0 Ship/Ship Civ Av Pac 6,679.0
4,164.0 Ship/Ship Civ Av S Atl 2,844.0
4,369.0 USCG WLC Rogers City MI Civ Av SE Asia 2,965.0
4,376.0 Can CG COMNAVFORCARIB 7,535.0
4,376.0 Drug Enforcement COMNAVFORCARIB 15,522.0
4,376.0 USCG COMSTA Charleston 10,788.0
4,387.0 Wellington NZ Radio Corps of Engineers 2,300.0
4,408.0 CCG Halifax Ship 4,116 Corps of Engineers 2,326.0
4,426.0 USCG Portsmouth wx Corps of Engineers 2,345.0
4,429.0 Dutch Navy den Helder Corps of Engineers 2,348.5
4,438.0 Bell Telephone Corps of Engineers 2,350.0
4,439.0 Bell Telephone Corps of Engineers 2,602.0
4,449.0 USAF Corps of Engineers 2,605.0
4,464.0 RAF Corps of Engineers 3,287.0
4,466.0 CAP USB Corps of Engineers 3,290.0
4,466.0 CAP USB NY Corps of Engineers 3,302.0
4,469.0 CAP LSB Corps of Engineers 3,305.0
4,480.5 DOE Corps of Engineers 4,850.0
4,489.5 USAF SAC Corps of Engineers 5,011.0
4,500.0 US Customs Channel ZA Corps of Engineers 5,346.0
4,506.0 CAP USB Corps of Engineers 5,400.0
4,509.0 CAP LSB/USB Corps of Engineers 5,437.0
4,510.0 USAF Coordination Corps of Engineers 16,382.0
4,540.0 RAF Cubana 8,927.0
4,550.0 Gulf of Mexico CWP-1 2,932.0
4,582.0 CAP National Emergency CWP-1 6,532.0
4,585.0 CAP USB CWP-1 8,903.0
4,601.0 CAP USB CWP-1 13,300.0
4,604.0 CAP LSB CWP-1 17,904.0
4,610.5 Bell Telephone CWP-1/2 2,998.0
4,627.0 CAP USB CWP-1/2 4,666.0
4,630.0 CAP LSB/USB CWP-1/2 6,562.0
4,637.5 Gulf Oil Rigs CWP-1/2 11,384.0
4,645.0 Alaska CWP-2 6,532.0
4,647.0 USAF CWP-2 8,903.0
4,654.0 WW Berna CWP-2 13,300.0
4,657.0 AFI-5 CWP-2 17,904.0
4,665.0 MAF Net LatAm C-SAM 10,096.0
4,666.0 CWP-1/2 C-SAM 13,297.0
4,668.0 WX Argentina C/NE/SE-SAM 5,526.0
4,669.0 NW/SW-SAM MID-3 C/NE/SE-SAM AK 8,855.0
4,669.5 DOE C/SE/NE-SAM EUR-1 3,479.0
4,672.0 Offshore Drilling DEA 5,277.0
4,675.0 NAT-D DEA 7,300.0
4,678.0 NCA-2 DEA 7,582.0
4,687.0 LDOC Rangoon DEA 7,657.0
4,704.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil DEA 9,497.0
4,707.0 RAF DEA 11,246.0
4,710.0 RAF DEA 14,350.0
4,711.0 USN A/G DEA 14,690.0
4,717.0 RAF DEA 16,141.0
4,721.0 USAF GCCS DEA 23,675.0
4,722.0 WX RAF UK DEA I Alt day 23,403.0
4,725.0 USAF SAC DEA P Alt day 14,686.0
4,727.0 SAC (Ch Victor) DEW Line 5,295.0
4,729.0 USAF GCCS DOE 2,287.5
4,730.0 Canada MACS DOE 2,622.5
4,730.0 RAF DOE 3,336.6
4,739.0 Canada Search & Rescue DOE 4,480.5
4,739.0 RAF DOE 4,669.5
4,742.0 RAF DOE 5,309.5
4,742.0 USAF Mystic DOE 5,752.5
4,746.0 Hurricane USAF DOE 5,948.5
4,749.0 RAF DOE 6,646.5
4,752.0 Canada MACS DOE 6,982.5
4,760.0 USAF Mystic DOE 7,701.5
4,807.0 LDOC Portishead DOE 7,840.5
4,840.0 National Guard DOE 8,025.0
4,850.0 Corps of Engineers DOE 9,115.5
4,855.0 USAF Coordination DOE 9,919.5
4,856.0 NASA Cape Radio DOE 9,963.5
4,872.0 NORAD/SAGE DOE 11,126.5
4,893.0 Medical Owings Mill MD DOE 11,397.5
4,896.0 USAF SAC DOE 11,556.5
4,902.0 FHWA DOE 13,803.5
4,947.5 Alaska DOE 14,657.0
4,991.0 US Customs Channel XB DOE 16,065.5
4,992.0 NASA Cape Radio DOE 17,398.5
5,000.0 MSF Time/Freq DOE 17,902.5
5,000.0 WWV Domestic AK 2,875.0
5,005.0 Bell Telephone Domestic AK 2,911.0
5,008.0 DOT Emergency Domestic AK 2,956.0
5,011.0 Corps of Engineers Domestic AK 5,463.0
5,015.0 Corps of Engineers Domestic AK 5,472.0
5,020.0 USAF SAC Domestic AK 5,484.0
5,036.0 Gulf of Mexico Domestic AK 5,496.0
5,085.0 US Customs Channel XC Domestic AK 5,631.0
5,095.0 RAF Domestic AK 6,580.0
5,099.1 Bell Telephone Domestic AK 6,604.0
5,122.5 Alaska Domestic AK 11,357.0
5,164.0 French Canadian fixed Domestic AK 11,363.0
5,167.5 Alaska Emergency DOT Emergency 3,303.0
5,171.0 USAF SAC DOT Emergency 4,055.0
5,190.0 ETR PRI Night Channel DOT Emergency 5,008.0
5,211.0 FEMA DOT Emergency 7,373.5
5,255.0 FHWA DOT Emergency 8,125.0
5,277.0 DEA DOT Emergency 9,074.5
5,295.0 DEW Line DOT Emergency 11,028.0
5,297.0 NORAD/SAGE DOT Emergency 13,432.5
5,309.5 DOE DOT Emergency 17,421.0
5,310.0 Alaska Dragon Radio 8,921.0
5,310.0 UN Bosnia Dragon Radio 17,940.0
5,320.0 USCG Air Drug Enforcement 4,376.0
5,327.0 Corps of Engineers Drug Enforcement 6,513.0
5,328.0 USAF SAC Drug Enforcement 8,769.0
5,346.0 Corps of Engineers Drug Enforcement 12,220.0
5,350.0 USAF Coordination Drug Enforcement 13,150.0
5,352.0 Civ Av N Afr Drug Enforcement B 5,841.0
5,390.0 Bell Can Quebec 3 prim Drug Enforcement E 11,076.0
5,399.0 Haitian Navy/CG Drug Enforcement H 18,666.0
5,400.0 Corps of Engineers Dutch CG a/g 6,550.0
5,424.0 FHWA Dutch Navy den Helder 4,429.0
5,430.0 Bell Can Quebec 4 sec East Coast Emergency net 7,240.0
5,436.0 NASA EA-1 6,571.0
5,437.0 Corps of Engineers EA-1 8,897.0
5,441.0 RAF EA-1 SEA-2 5,655.0
5,450.0 RN Yeovilton Ops Edm/Tren Mil 8,989.0
5,451.0 Flight Test Edm/Tren Mil 11,265.0
5,462.0 RAF Edm/Tren Mil 11,271.0
5,463.0 Domestic AK Edm/Tren Mil wx 3,046.0
5,463.0 Offshore Drilling Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 17,995.0
5,469.0 Flight Test Edm/Tren/StJ Mil WX 6,753.0
5,470.0 RAF Edm/Tren/StJ Mil WX 15,035.0
5,472.0 Domestic AK Egyptair 8,933.0
5,477.0 WX Argentina ETR PRI Night Channel 5,190.0
5,484.0 Domestic AK EUR-A 5,661.0
5,490.0 Domestic AK EUR-A 6,598.0
5,490.0 LIAT Antigua EUR-A 10,084.0
5,490.0 Norontair S Ste Marie ON EUR-A 17,961.0
5,493.0 AFI-4 E-CAR 2,887.0
5,496.0 Domestic AK E-CAR 6,577.0
5,505.0 Shannon Volmet E-CAR 11,387.0
5,508.0 Offshore Drilling E-CAR MID-1 8,918.0
5,519.0 WX Anchorage FAA 13,630.0
5,519.0 WX Hong Kong FAA 20,852.0
5,519.0 WX Honolulu FAA 27,625.0
5,519.0 WX Oakland FAA, KDM49 8,125.0
5,519.0 WX Tokyo FAA Hampton GA 7,903.0
5,520.0 W-CAR FAA KIA21 7,475.0
5,526.0 C/NE/SE-SAM FACSFAC Jacksonville 6,742.0
5,529.0 Iberia FACSFAC Jacksonville 11,252.0
5,529.0 Sabena FACSFAC Oceana 7,467.0
5,532.0 Aer Lingus FBI/Utah Natl Guard 14,493.0
5,532.0 Alitalia FEMA 5,211.0
5,532.0 LDOC Amsterdam FEMA 7,533.5
5,532.0 LDOC Johannesburg FEMA 10,194.0
5,532.0 LDOC Prague FEMA 10,493.0
5,532.0 TAP Portuguese airline FEMA 10,588.0
5,535.0 LDOC Lima Peru FEMA 14,450.0
5,535.0 LDOC London FEMA 14,776.0
5,535.0 LDOC Trinidad FEMA 16,201.0
5,538.0 Middle East Airlines FEMA 18,023.0
5,541.0 LDOC Stockholm FEMA 21,272.0
5,544.0 LDOC Mexico City FEMA 28,091.0
5,547.0 CEP-5 FEMA Mt Weather VA 12,070.0
5,550.0 CAR FHWA 3,199.5
5,562.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G FHWA 3,304.5
5,565.0 SAT-1/2 FHWA 4,902.0
5,571.0 US Customs Channel YB FHWA 5,255.0
5,574.0 Civ Av Ctl E Pac FHWA 5,424.0
5,598.0 NAT-A FHWA 7,419.0
5,604.0 Rainbow Radio FHWA 7,726.5
5,610.0 LDOC Portishead FHWA 7,743.0
5,616.0 NAT-B/C FHWA 7,821.0
5,628.0 NP-3 FHWA 9,169.0
5,628.0 NP-4 FHWA 9,197.0
5,631.0 Domestic AK FHWA 10,918.0
5,634.0 INO-1 FHWA 11,518.7
5,643.0 SP-6 FHWA 12,158.0
5,643.0 SP-7 FHWA 12,178.7
5,649.0 NAT-B/C SEA-2 FHWA 14,461.0
5,652.0 AFI-2 CWP-1/2 AFI-2 FHWA 15,910.0
5,655.0 EA-1 SEA-2 FHWA 16,211.5
5,658.0 AFI-3 MID-2 FHWA 17,525.0
5,661.0 EUR-A FHWA 19,223.0
5,664.0 NCA-3 FHWA Emerg broadcast 10,891.0
5,667.0 MID-1 Flight Test 3,004.0
5,676.0 Civ Av N Ctl Asia Flight Test 3,281.0
5,680.0 Air/sea SAR worldwide Flight Test 3,443.0
5,680.0 Canada North Civil Av Flight Test 5,451.0
5,684.0 Halifax Military Flight Test 5,469.0
5,684.0 USAF SAC Flight Test 6,550.0
5,685.0 RAF Flight Test 8,822.0
5,688.0 USAF GCCS Flight Test 10,045.0
5,690.0 Canada MACS VOLMET Flight test 11,288.0
5,690.0 Carib interisland police Flight test 11,306.0
5,692.0 USCG Helos Flight test 13,312.0
5,696.0 USCG A/G Flight Test 17,964.0
5,700.0 USAF SAC Flight Test 21,931.0
5,703.0 Canada MACS French Canadian fixed 5,164.0
5,703.0 USAF GCCS Gander 2,298.0
5,710.0 USAF GCCS German Air Force 11,187.0
5,718.0 Canada Search & Rescue German Air Force 17,992.0
5,721.0 RAF German Air Force 18,006.0
5,729.0 RAF Gulf Air 6,526.0
5,737.0 Chalk Airlines Gulf Air 10,093.0
5,747.0 RAF Gulf Air 11,354.0
5,752.5 DOE Gulf Air 21,943.0
5,760.0 USAF Mystic Gulf of Mexico 4,550.0
5,800.0 USAF Mystic Gulf of Mexico 5,036.0
5,810.0 USAF Coordination Gulf Oil Rigs 4,637.5
5,820.0 USAF Mystic Haitian Navy/CG 5,399.0
5,826.0 USAF SAC Halifax Mil WX 15,038.0
5,841.0 Drug Enforcement B Halifax Military 5,684.0
5,887.5 Alaska Harbour Control 2,714.0
5,948.5 DOE Harbour Control 2,836.0
5,987.0 USAF SAC HICOM LANT/CARIB 11,267.0
6,209.0 Ships CCG Halifax 6,513 Hongkong Coast 17,350.0
6,215.0 Marine Calling/Distress Honolulu WX 8,828.0
6,224.0 Ship/Ship Hurricane Amateur Net 14,283.0
6,224.0 Southbound 2 Atlantic wx Hurricane Ctr Miami 9,020.0
6,227.0 Ship/Ship Hurricane Ctr Miami 11,898.0
6,230.0 Ship/Ship Hurricane Ctr Miami 13,354.0
6,266.0 USCG Cutters Hurricane Ctr Miami 17,901.0
6,405.0 USCG WLC Rogers City MI Hurricane Ctr Miami 21,937.0
6,501.0 USCG Portsmouth wx Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G 3,407.0
6,507.0 WX Sydney Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G 5,562.0
6,513.0 CCG Ship 6,209 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G 6,673.0
6,513.0 Drug Enforcement Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G 8,876.0
6,518.0 USCG Miami COMSTA Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G 10,015.0
6,526.0 Gulf Air Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G 13,267.0
6,532.0 CWP-1 Hurricane Ctr/Hams 14,325.0
6,532.0 CWP-2 Hurricane Gulf Net 3,935.0
6,535.0 AFI-1 Hurricane Gulf Net 7,235.0
6,535.0 SAT-1 Hurricane IARN/Red Cross 14,275.0
6,550.0 Dutch CG a/g Hurricane Natl Net 3,815.0
6,550.0 Flight Test Hurricane Puerto Rico Net 7,055.0
6,553.0 SP-9 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net 7,073.0
6,556.0 SEA-1/3 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net 14,280.0
6,559.0 AFI-4 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net 28,450.0
6,562.0 CWP-1/2 Hurricane USAF 4,746.0
6,571.0 EA-1 Hurricane USAF 6,750.0
6,574.0 AFI-3 Hurricane USAF 8,993.0
6,577.0 E-CAR Hurricane USAF 12,246.0
6,580.0 Domestic AK Hurricane USAF 13,224.0
6,586.0 AFI-4 W-CAR Hurricane USAF 18,091.0
6,592.0 NCA-2 Hurricane W Gulf 3,943.0
6,598.0 EUR-A Hurricane Warn 7,507.0
6,603.0 WX Brazil Hurricane Warn 9,380.0
6,604.0 Domestic AK IARN II, Red Cross Net 14,265.0
6,604.0 WX Gander Iberia 5,529.0
6,604.0 WX New York INO-1 3,476.0
6,617.0 WX Brazzaville INO-1 5,634.0
6,622.0 NAT-D INO-1 17,961.0
6,625.0 MID INO-1 NAT-A/B/C 13,306.0
6,628.0 NAT-E INO-1 NAT-B/C AFI-5 8,879.0
6,631.0 MID-3 Intership Safety 2,638.0
6,634.0 LDOC Portishead Intership Safety 2,738.0
6,637.0 LDOC Auckland Intership Safety 2,782.0
6,637.0 LDOC Hongkong Intl Police Assn 21,410.0
6,637.0 LDOC Jakarta Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 6,998.5
6,637.0 LDOC Singapore Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 13,915.0
6,637.0 WW HOU Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 13,965.0
6,640.0 WW HON Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 13,973.0
6,640.0 WW NY Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 13,997.0
6,640.0 WW San Juan Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 20,753.0
6,640.0 WW SFO Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 20,812.0
6,643.0 WW Berna Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 20,815.0
6,646.5 DOE Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 20,939.0
6,649.0 NW/SW-SAM Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 20,942.0
6,655.0 NP Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 20,998.0
6,656.0 SEA-1 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 27,998.0
6,661.0 NP Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd 29,701.0
6,673.0 AFI-1 Intl Red Cross ? 20,987.0
6,673.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G Jupiter Control 20,192.0
6,676.0 WX Bangkok Kinshasa Zaire 8,913.0
6,676.0 WX Singapore Lahr Military WX 13,231.0
6,679.0 Civ Av Pac Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 3,092.0
6,680.0 USAF SAC Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 4,704.0
6,683.0 USAF Mystic Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 6,705.0
6,687.0 USMC Convoys Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 9,006.0
6,688.0 USAF GCCS Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 11,233.0
6,690.0 RAF Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 13,257.0
6,693.0 Canada MACS VOLMET Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 15,031.0
6,693.0 RAF Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil 18,012.0
6,697.0 RAF Lat AM USAF Co-op 13,220.0
6,697.0 USN HICOM LANT/CARIB Lat AM USAF Co-op 20,600.0
6,705.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil Lat AM USAF Co-op 24,860.0
6,708.0 Canada MACS Lat AM USAF Co-op 24,865.0
6,708.0 NORAD/SAGE LDOC Lima Peru 5,535.0
6,712.0 USAF SAC LDOC AAL Ft Worth 13,957.0
6,714.0 USCG Cutters LDOC Africa 13,330.0
6,715.0 RAF LDOC Africa 13,339.0
6,715.0 USAF Rescue LDOC Africa 13,348.0
6,716.0 Canada MACS LDOC Africa 17,925.0
6,720.0 USN HICOM East/North LDOC Africa 17,931.0
6,723.0 US Navy (Raspberry Ch) LDOC Africa 17,937.0
6,727.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Africa 21,943.0
6,730.0 USAF GCCS VIP LDOC Africa 21,982.0
6,738.0 RAF LDOC Amsterdam 5,532.0
6,738.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Amsterdam KLM 8,924.0
6,740.0 RAF LDOC Amsterdam KLM 13,327.0
6,740.0 USAF Coordination LDOC Asia 13,333.0
6,741.0 RAF LDOC Asia 13,342.0
6,742.0 FACSFAC Jacksonville LDOC Asia 13,351.0
6,746.0 Canada MACS VOLMET LDOC Asia 17,916.0
6,746.0 USAF SAC LDOC Asia 17,922.0
6,748.0 RAF LDOC Asia 17,928.0
6,750.0 Hurricane USAF LDOC Asia 17,934.0
6,753.0 Edm/Tren/StJ Mil WX LDOC Asia 17,940.0
6,756.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Asia 21,949.0
6,760.0 RAF LDOC Asia 21,970.0
6,760.0 USAF GCCS VIP LDOC Athens 17,916.0
6,763.0 Bell Telephone LDOC Athens 21,979.0
6,765.0 RAF LDOC Auckland 3,007.0
6,790.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Auckland 6,637.0
6,803.0 USAF LDOC Auckland 10,072.0
6,826.0 USAF SAC LDOC Auckland 21,970.0
6,830.0 USAF GCCS VIP LDOC Bahrain 13,339.0
6,837.0 NASA Cape Radio LDOC Bahrain 17,931.0
6,840.0 USAF SAC LDOC Bahrain 21,943.0
6,863.0 USAF SAC LDOC Bangkok 13,351.0
6,870.0 USAF SAC LDOC Bangkok 17,920.0
6,879.0 Tactical, CHOKER LDOC Bangkok 21,970.0
6,886.0 USAF SAC LDOC Barbados 17,485.0
6,896.0 NASA Cape Radio LDOC Barbados 17,910.0
6,918.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Beirut 13,330.0
6,927.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Beirut 17,931.0
6,965.0 LRCN LDOC Beirut 21,943.0
6,970.0 Tactical, CHOKER LDOC Bogota 13,336.0
6,982.5 DOE LDOC Bogota 17,928.0
6,993.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Bogota 21,955.0
6,998.5 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd LDOC Bombay 13,351.0
7,055.0 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net LDOC Bombay 17,916.0
7,073.0 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net LDOC Bombay 21,949.0
7,165.0 Carib Inter-Island LDOC Buenos Aires 17,919.0
7,168.0 Caribbean Maritime LDOC Buenos Aires 17,928.0
7,235.0 Hurricane Gulf Net LDOC Buenos Aires 21,955.0
7,240.0 East Coast Emergency net LDOC Cairo 17,931.0
7,300.0 Bell Telephone LDOC Cairo 21,982.0
7,300.0 DEA LDOC Dublin 13,351.0
7,330.0 USAF SAC LDOC Dublin 17,916.0
7,335.0 CHU Time LDOC Dublin 21,952.0
7,373.5 DOT Emergency LDOC Europe 13,333.0
7,419.0 FHWA LDOC Europe 13,336.0
7,439.0 USCG Cutters LDOC Europe 13,342.0
7,461.0 NASA Cape Radio LDOC Europe 13,345.0
7,465.0 Bell Can Quebec 2 LDOC Europe 13,351.0
7,467.0 FACSFAC Oceana LDOC Europe 17,916.0
7,475.0 DOT Emergency LDOC Europe 17,922.0
7,475.0 FAA KIA21 LDOC Europe 17,931.0
7,475.0 SHARES Emergency Net LDOC Europe 17,940.0
7,475.0 USAF SAC LDOC Europe 21,940.0
7,500.0 WX Dakar LDOC Europe 21,946.0
7,507.0 Hurricane Warn LDOC Europe 21,952.0
7,527.0 US Customs Channel ZB LDOC Europe 21,958.0
7,533.5 FEMA LDOC Europe 21,967.0
7,535.0 COMNAVFORCARIB LDOC Europe 21,973.0
7,540.0 SHARES Emergency Net LDOC Europe 21,979.0
7,549.1 Bell Telephone LDOC Europe 21,988.0
7,552.0 Bell Telephone LDOC Europe 21,997.0
7,553.0 Sunair KK2XCE LDOC Frankfurt 17,931.0
7,582.0 DEA LDOC Frankfurt 21,979.0
7,582.0 DOT Emergency LDOC Havana 13,339.0
7,626.0 Special Patrol Ops LDOC Havana 17,934.0
7,635.0 CAP National Emergency LDOC Havana 21,985.0
7,655.0 Rockwell Collins LDOC Hong Kong 17,940.0
7,657.0 DEA LDOC Hong Kong 21,970.0
7,690.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Hongkong 6,637.0
7,697.1 Bell Telephone LDOC Hongkong 13,333.0
7,701.5 DOE LDOC Jakarta 3,007.0
7,726.5 FHWA LDOC Jakarta 6,637.0
7,735.0 US Navy Norfolk LDOC Jakarta 8,921.0
7,735.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Jakarta 10,072.0
7,743.0 FHWA LDOC Jakarta 13,351.0
7,765.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Jakarta 17,916.0
7,778.5 US Customs Channel XD LDOC Jakarta 21,970.0
7,790.0 LRCN LDOC Jeddah 13,339.0
7,813.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Jeddah 17,925.0
7,820.0 LRCN LDOC Jeddah 21,994.0
7,821.0 FHWA LDOC Johannesburg 3,013.0
7,840.5 DOE LDOC Johannesburg 5,532.0
7,858.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Johannesburg 8,933.0
7,880.0 NOAA LDOC Johannesburg 11,354.0
7,903.0 FAA Hampton GA LDOC Johannesburg 13,330.0
7,952.0 Medical Owings MD LDOC Jo'burg 17,925.0
7,983.0 USAF SAC LDOC Jo'burg 21,943.0
7,997.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Karachi 8,930.0
8,025.0 DOE LDOC Karachi 11,351.0
8,101.0 USAF SAC LDOC Karachi 21,970.0
8,125.0 DOT Emergency LDOC Kingston 13,356.0
8,125.0 FAA, KDM49 LDOC Las Palmas 17,940.0
8,125.0 SHARES Emergency Net LDOC Las Palmas 21,967.0
8,162.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Lima 3,010.0
8,169.0 Special Patrol Ops LDOC Lima 8,885.0
8,170.0 LDOC Portishead LDOC Lima 8,924.0
8,185.0 LDOC Portishead LDOC Lima 11,345.0
8,190.0 RAF LDOC Lima 11,393.0
8,255.0 USCG Comsta Key West LDOC Lima 17,937.0
8,261.0 Ships CCG Halifax 8,785 LDOC Lima 21,976.0
8,270.0 Scheveningen Ship Main LDOC Lisbon 13,336.0
8,291.0 Marine Calling/Distress LDOC Lisbon 17,940.0
8,294.0 Ship/Ship LDOC Lisbon 21,952.0
8,297.0 Ship/Ship LDOC London 8,921.0
8,364.0 Survival Craft LDOC London 10,072.0
8,638.0 Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW LDOC London 13,333.0
8,684.0 USCG a/g LDOC London 17,922.0
8,760.0 USCG Comsta N Orleans LDOC London 21,946.0
8,764.0 USCG New Orleans LDOC London 5,535.0
8,764.0 USCG Portsmouth wx LDOC Madrid 17,940.0
8,769.0 Drug Enforcement LDOC Madrid 21,967.0
8,771.0 Air/Ground Common LDOC Manila 13,351.0
8,779.0 ATL Fleet Ships LDOC Manila 17,916.0
8,785.0 CCG Halifax Ship 8,261 LDOC Manila 21,949.0
8,790.0 RAF LDOC Mexico City 3,007.0
8,794.0 Scheveningen Coast H05 LDOC Mexico City 5,544.0
8,806.0 St Lys Coast LDOC Mexico City 8,927.0
8,819.0 Rainbow Radio LDOC Mexico City 10,033.0
8,822.0 Flight Test LDOC Mexico City 13,339.0
8,825.0 NAT-A LDOC Mexico City 17,919.0
8,828.0 Honolulu WX LDOC Mexico DF 17,940.0
8,831.0 NAT-E LDOC N Am 13,330.0
8,837.0 Ben Gurion LDOC N Am 13,339.0
8,843.0 CEP-5 LDOC N Am 13,348.0
8,846.0 SP-9 W-CAR LDOC N Am 17,919.0
8,855.0 C/NE/SE-SAM AK LDOC N Am 17,925.0
8,861.0 AFI-1 SAT-1/2 LDOC N Am 17,934.0
8,864.0 NAT-B/C LDOC N Am 17,940.0
8,867.0 SP-6/7 LDOC N Am 21,964.0
8,870.0 AFI-3 LDOC N Am 21,985.0
8,873.0 AFI-4 LDOC Nairobi 13,339.0
8,876.0 Domestic AK LDOC Nairobi 17,931.0
8,876.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G LDOC Nairobi 21,982.0
8,878.0 Oakland WX LDOC Ostende 13,351.0
8,879.0 INO-1 NAT-B/C AFI-5 LDOC Ostende 17,940.0
8,885.0 LDOC Lima LDOC Paris 13,351.0
8,888.0 AFI-4 LDOC Paris 17,916.0
8,891.0 NAT-D LDOC Paris 21,940.0
8,894.0 AFI-2 AFI-2 LDOC Portishead 3,482.0
8,897.0 EA-1 LDOC Portishead 4,807.0
8,903.0 AFI-4 LDOC Portishead 5,610.0
8,903.0 CWP-1 LDOC Portishead 6,634.0
8,903.0 CWP-2 LDOC Portishead 8,170.0
8,903.0 WX Anchorage LDOC Portishead 8,185.0
8,903.0 WX Hong Kong LDOC Portishead 8,960.0
8,903.0 WX Honolulu LDOC Portishead 10,291.0
8,903.0 WX Oakland LDOC Portishead 12,133.0
8,903.0 WX Tokyo LDOC Portishead 13,865.0
8,906.0 NAT-E LDOC Portishead 14,890.0
8,912.0 US Customs Channel YC LDOC Portishead 14,890.0
8,913.0 Kinshasa Zaire LDOC Portishead 16,370.0
8,918.0 E-CAR MID-1 LDOC Portishead 17,405.0
8,921.0 Atlanta Flight Support LDOC Portishead 18,210.0
8,921.0 Dragon Radio LDOC Portishead 19,510.0
8,921.0 LDOC Jakarta LDOC Portishead 20,065.0
8,921.0 LDOC London LDOC Portishead 21,765.0
8,924.0 LDOC Amsterdam KLM LDOC Prague 5,532.0
8,924.0 LDOC Lima LDOC Quantas 17,922.0
8,924.0 LDOC Trinidad LDOC Quantas 21,970.0
8,924.0 Sabena LDOC Rangoon 3,007.0
8,924.0 TAP Portuguese airline LDOC Rangoon 4,687.0
8,927.0 Cubana LDOC Rangoon 11,351.0
8,927.0 LDOC Mexico City LDOC Rangoon 13,342.0
8,930.0 LDOC Karachi LDOC Rangoon 17,934.0
8,930.0 LDOC Singapore LDOC Rangoon 21,949.0
8,930.0 LDOC Stockholm LDOC Rome 13,336.0
8,933.0 Egyptair LDOC Rome 17,940.0
8,933.0 LDOC Johannesburg LDOC Rome 21,952.0
8,936.0 WW Berna LDOC S Am 13,336.0
8,938.0 Avianca LDOC S Am 17,919.0
8,938.0 WX Argentina LDOC S Am 17,928.0
8,942.0 SEA-2 LDOC S Am 17,937.0
8,945.0 Civ Av ME LDOC S Am 21,955.0
8,951.0 Civ Av N Pac LDOC S Am 21,976.0
8,951.0 MID-3 LDOC Seoul 13,333.0
8,957.0 WX Shannon LDOC Seoul 17,916.0
8,960.0 LDOC Portishead LDOC Seoul 21,970.0
8,964.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Singapore 6,637.0
8,967.0 RAF LDOC Singapore 8,930.0
8,967.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Singapore 10,078.0
8,972.0 US Navy (Atlantic) LDOC Singapore 13,333.0
8,977.0 RN Yeovilton Ops LDOC Singapore 17,934.0
8,981.0 USN/NASA Air LDOC Singapore 21,949.0
8,984.0 USCG Air LDOC Stockholm 5,541.0
8,987.0 RAF LDOC Stockholm 8,930.0
8,989.0 Edm/Tren Mil LDOC Stockholm 11,345.0
8,990.0 RAF LDOC Stockholm 13,342.0
8,993.0 Canada Search & Rescue LDOC Stockholm 17,916.0
8,993.0 Hurricane USAF LDOC Stockholm 21,997.0
8,993.0 Portland Ops UK LDOC Stockholm 23,210.0
8,997.0 Antarctica US bases LDOC Sydney 17,922.0
9,006.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil LDOC Sydney 17,934.0
9,006.0 NASA Cape Radio LDOC Sydney 17,940.0
9,006.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Tokyo 17,928.0
9,010.0 Canada MACS LDOC Tokyo 21,949.0
9,011.0 RAF LDOC Trinidad 3,010.0
9,011.0 USAF GCCS LDOC Trinidad 5,535.0
9,014.0 RN Prestwick Ops LDOC Trinidad 8,924.0
9,014.0 USAF LDOC Trinidad 11,345.0
9,017.0 USAF Mystic LDOC Trinidad 13,336.0
9,020.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami LDOC Trinidad 17,928.0
9,023.0 USAF SAC LDOC Trinidad 21,955.0
9,024.0 RAF LDOC Trinidad 21,955.0
9,025.0 RAF LIAT Antigua 5,490.0
9,027.0 USAF SAC Lima Radio 11,306.0
9,032.0 RAF LRCN 6,965.0
9,036.0 RAF LRCN 7,790.0
9,043.0 USAF Mystic LRCN 7,820.0
9,057.0 USAF SAC Lufthansa 13,327.0
9,074.5 DOT Emergency MAAG Bolivia, Panama 20,885.0
9,115.5 DOE MAF Net LatAm 4,665.0
9,120.0 USAF Mystic Marine Calling/Distress 2,182.0
9,169.0 FHWA Marine Calling/Distress 6,215.0
9,197.0 FHWA Marine Calling/Distress 12,290.0
9,220.0 USAF SAC Marine Calling/Distress 16,420.0
9,234.0 USAF SAC Maritime Mobile Net 14,300.0
9,238.0 US Customs Channel XE Medical Owings MD 7,952.0
9,270.0 USAF Mystic Medical Owings MD 12,327.0
9,305.0 Sunair, KK2XCE Medical Owings MD 16,450.0
9,315.0 USAF Coordination Medical Owings MD 22,722.0
9,316.0 USAF Coordination Medical Owings Mill MD 4,893.0
9,320.0 USAF Mystic Medical Owings Mill MD 16,590.2
9,380.0 Hurricane Warn MID 3,473.0
9,497.0 DEA MID 6,625.0
9,793.0 NORAD/SAGE Middle East Airlines 5,538.0
9,802.0 US Customs Channel ZC Middle East Airlines 10,075.0
9,919.5 DOE Middle East Airlines 13,330.0
9,958.0 USAF Mystic MID-1 2,992.0
9,963.5 DOE MID-1 5,667.0
9,974.0 USAF Coordination MID-1 13,312.0
9,991.0 USAF Mystic MID-2 10,018.0
10,000.0 WWV MID-3 6,631.0
10,015.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G MID-3 8,951.0
10,018.0 MID-2 MID-3 11,375.0
10,024.0 SW-SAM-8 MID-3 17,961.0
10,033.0 LDOC Mexico City MIT Observatory 20,876.3
10,042.0 Civ Av E Asia MSF Time/Freq 5,000.0
10,045.0 Flight Test NAS Key West 11,186.0
10,048.0 NP-3 NASA 3,120.0
10,048.0 NP-4 NASA 5,436.0
10,051.0 WX Gander NASA Cape Radio 4,856.0
10,051.0 WX New York NASA Cape Radio 4,992.0
10,057.0 Civ Av Afr NASA Cape Radio 6,837.0
10,057.0 Civ Av Ctl E Pac NASA Cape Radio 6,896.0
10,057.0 WX Brazil NASA Cape Radio 7,461.0
10,066.0 SEA-1 NASA Cape Radio 9,006.0
10,069.0 WW Berna NASA Cape Radio 10,780.0
10,072.0 LDOC Auckland NASA Cape Radio 11,414.0
10,072.0 LDOC Jakarta NASA Cape Radio 11,548.0
10,072.0 LDOC London Nasa Cape Radio 11,615.0
10,073.0 WX Brazzaville NASA Cape Radio 19,640.0
10,075.0 Middle East Airlines NASA Cape Radio 20,390.0
10,075.0 WW HOU NASA Cape Radio 23,413.0
10,078.0 LDOC Singapore National Guard 4,840.0
10,084.0 EUR-A NAT-A 5,598.0
10,093.0 Air France NAT-A 8,825.0
10,093.0 Gulf Air NAT-A EA-1 3,016.0
10,096.0 C-SAM NAT-A/B/C/D/E 17,946.0
10,096.0 NE-SAM NAT-B/C 2,899.0
10,096.0 SE-SAM NAT-B/C 2,962.0
10,112.0 USAF Mystic NAT-B/C 5,616.0
10,194.0 Canada MACS NAT-B/C 8,864.0
10,194.0 FEMA NAT-B/C SEA-2 5,649.0
10,195.0 SHARES Emergency Net NAT-B/C/D 13,291.0
10,242.0 US Customs Channel TA NAT-D 2,971.0
10,291.0 LDOC Portishead NAT-D 4,675.0
10,427.0 USAF Mystic NAT-D 6,622.0
10,452.0 USAF SAC NAT-D 8,891.0
10,493.0 FEMA NAT-D 11,279.0
10,510.0 USAF SAC NAT-D 11,336.0
10,530.0 USAF Mystic NAT-E 3,476.0
10,583.0 USAF Mystic NAT-E 6,628.0
10,588.0 FEMA NAT-E 8,831.0
10,588.0 USCG Miami NAT-E 8,906.0
10,780.0 NASA Cape Radio NAT-E 11,309.0
10,788.0 COMSTA Charleston NAT-E 13,354.0
10,881.0 USAF Mystic NCA-1 oil rigs AK 3,019.0
10,891.0 FHWA Emerg broadcast NCA-1 SAT-1/2 13,315.0
10,891.0 SHARES Emergency Net NCA-1/2/3 17,958.0
10,918.0 FHWA NCA-2 4,678.0
11,028.0 DOT Emergency NCA-2 6,592.0
11,028.0 SHARES Emergency Net NCA-3 5,664.0
11,035.0 USAF Mystic NE-SAM 10,096.0
11,055.0 USAF GCCS VIP NE-SAM 13,297.0
11,073.0 US Customs Channel XF NMFS, KAC 2,613.0
11,076.0 Drug Enforcement E NOAA 7,880.0
11,100.0 USAF SAC NOAA 11,398.0
11,118.0 USAF SAC NORAD 11,141.0
11,124.0 TAC NORAD 11,284.0
11,126.5 DOE NORAD/SAGE 4,872.0
11,141.0 NORAD NORAD/SAGE 5,297.0
11,176.0 USAF GCCS NORAD/SAGE 6,708.0
11,180.0 USAF Mystic NORAD/SAGE 14,894.0
11,185.0 RAF Norontair S Ste Marie ON 5,490.0
11,186.0 NAS Key West NP 6,655.0
11,187.0 German Air Force NP 6,661.0
11,195.0 USCG A/G NP-3 5,628.0
11,198.0 USCG Helos NP-3 10,048.0
11,200.0 WX RAF UK NP-3 13,300.0
11,201.0 USCG Air NP-3 17,904.0
11,204.0 RAF NP-4 2,932.0
11,205.0 USN HICOM NP-4 5,628.0
11,210.0 USAF Mystic NP-4 10,048.0
11,212.0 RAF NP-4 13,300.0
11,214.0 CFB Trenton patches NP-4 17,904.0
11,214.0 USAF NW/SW-SAM 6,649.0
11,220.0 USAF SAC NW/SW-SAM 11,360.0
11,226.0 USAF GCCS NW/SW-SAM MID-3 4,669.0
11,228.0 USAF GCCS NW/SW-SAM MID-3 SAT-2 2,944.0
11,229.0 USAF GCCS Oakland WX 8,878.0
11,233.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil Offshore Drilling 2,878.0
11,236.0 Canada MACS Offshore Drilling 3,019.0
11,236.0 USAF GCCS Offshore Drilling 3,434.0
11,239.0 USAF GCCS Offshore Drilling 4,672.0
11,243.0 USAF SAC Offshore Drilling 5,463.0
11,246.0 DEA Offshore Drilling 5,508.0
11,246.0 USAF GCCS Olympic Airways 13,327.0
11,249.0 Canada MACS VOLMET Pan Am Health Org 14,235.0
11,250.0 RAF Panama Radio? 14,562.5
11,252.0 FACSFAC Jacksonville Phone patches French op 18,004.0
11,255.0 USN HICOM LANT Portishead 13,211.0
11,257.0 RAF Portishead Coast 22,711.0
11,265.0 Edm/Tren Mil Portishead Ships 22,015.0
11,267.0 HICOM LANT/CARIB Portishead/Panama 11,306.0
11,271.0 Edm/Tren Mil Portland Ops UK 8,993.0
11,279.0 NAT-D RAF 2,428.0
11,282.0 CEP-5 RAF 2,591.0
11,284.0 NORAD RAF 3,109.0
11,288.0 Cairo/Jeddah LDOC RAF 3,120.0
11,288.0 Flight test RAF 4,464.0
11,291.0 SAT-1/2 RAF 4,540.0
11,297.0 Civ Av N Ctl Asia RAF 4,707.0
11,300.0 AFI-3 RAF 4,710.0
11,306.0 Flight test RAF 4,717.0
11,306.0 Lima Radio RAF 4,730.0
11,306.0 Portishead/Panama RAF 4,739.0
11,309.0 NAT-E RAF 4,742.0
11,318.0 SEA-3 RAF 4,749.0
11,319.0 WX Argentina RAF 5,095.0
11,327.0 SP RAF 5,441.0
11,330.0 AFI NP CAR RAF 5,462.0
11,336.0 NAT-D RAF 5,470.0
11,339.0 SP-9 RAF 5,685.0
11,342.0 WW HON RAF 5,721.0
11,342.0 WW NY RAF 5,729.0
11,342.0 WW San Juan RAF 5,747.0
11,345.0 Atlanta Flight Support RAF 6,690.0
11,345.0 LDOC Lima RAF 6,693.0
11,345.0 LDOC Stockholm RAF 6,697.0
11,345.0 LDOC Trinidad RAF 6,715.0
11,348.0 WW HON RAF 6,730.0
11,348.0 WW SFO RAF 6,733.0
11,351.0 LDOC Karachi RAF 6,738.0
11,351.0 LDOC Rangoon RAF 6,740.0
11,354.0 Gulf Air RAF 6,741.0
11,354.0 LDOC Johannesburg RAF 6,748.0
11,357.0 Domestic AK RAF 6,760.0
11,360.0 NW/SW-SAM RAF 6,765.0
11,363.0 Domestic AK RAF 8,190.0
11,375.0 MID-3 RAF 8,790.0
11,384.0 CWP-1/2 RAF 8,967.0
11,387.0 E-CAR RAF 8,987.0
11,387.0 WX Bangkok RAF 8,990.0
11,387.0 WX Singapore RAF 9,011.0
11,393.0 LDOC Lima RAF 9,024.0
11,396.0 SEA-2/3 EA-2 W-CAR RAF 9,025.0
11,397.5 DOE RAF 9,032.0
11,398.0 NOAA RAF 9,036.0
11,407.0 USAF Mystic RAF 11,185.0
11,413.0 USAF Mystic RAF 11,204.0
11,414.0 NASA Cape Radio RAF 11,212.0
11,440.0 USAF Rescue RAF 11,250.0
11,441.0 USAF Mystic RAF 11,257.0
11,460.0 USAF Mystic RAF 13,237.0
11,466.0 USAF Mystic RAF 13,257.0
11,484.0 USAF Mystic RAF 18,018.0
11,488.0 USAF Mystic RAF 23,226.0
11,494.0 US Customs Channel VF RAF 23,236.0
11,494.0 USAF SAC Rainbow Radio 3,458.0
11,498.0 USAF Mystic Rainbow Radio 5,604.0
11,518.7 FHWA Rainbow Radio 8,819.0
11,545.0 USAF Mystic Rainbow Radio 13,285.0
11,548.0 NASA Cape Radio Rainbow Radio 13,420.0
11,556.5 DOE Rainbow Radio 17,910.0
11,596.0 USAF Mystic RN Prestwick Ops 9,014.0
11,607.0 USAF SAC RN Yeovilton Ops 5,450.0
11,615.0 Nasa Cape Radio RN Yeovilton Ops 8,977.0
11,615.0 USAF Mystic Rockwell Collins 7,655.0
11,627.0 USAF Mystic Sabena 5,529.0
11,898.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami Sabena 8,924.0
11,975.0 CAP/USAF USB SAC (Ch Victor) 4,727.0
12,070.0 FEMA Mt Weather VA SAM E/W-CAR EA-2 17,907.0
12,133.0 LDOC Portishead SAT 2,935.0
12,158.0 FHWA SAT-1 3,452.0
12,178.7 FHWA SAT-1 6,535.0
12,220.0 Drug Enforcement SAT-1/2 2,854.0
12,222.0 US Customs Channel ZD SAT-1/2 5,565.0
12,246.0 Hurricane USAF SAT-1/2 11,291.0
12,266.0 Scheveningen Ship Main Scheveningen Coast A Call 2,824.0
12,266.0 Ships CCG Halifax 13,113 Scheveningen Coast B 1,716.0
12,290.0 Marine Calling/Distress Scheveningen Coast C 2,600.0
12,317.0 USAF Mystic Scheveningen Coast D 1,674.0
12,324.0 USAF Mystic Scheveningen Coast F 1,713.0
12,327.0 Medical Owings MD Scheveningen Coast H05 8,794.0
12,353.0 Ship/Ship Scheveningen Coast H05 13,113.0
12,761.0 USN HICOM WESTPAC Scheveningen Coast I 1,890.0
12,984.0 Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW Scheveningen Radio Ship 4,077.0
13,089.0 USCG Portsmouth wx Scheveningen Ship A Call 2,520.0
13,113.0 CCG Halifax Ship 12,266 Scheveningen Ship B 2,060.0
13,113.0 Scheveningen Coast H05 Scheveningen Ship C 1,995.0
13,150.0 Drug Enforcement Scheveningen Ship D 2,099.0
13,172.0 ATL Fleet Ships, A/C Scheveningen Ship F 2,138.0
13,181.0 US Navy HICOM Scheveningen Ship I 2,045.0
13,201.0 USAF Mystic Scheveningen Ship I 2,048.0
13,204.0 USAF Mystic Scheveningen Ship I 2,051.0
13,205.0 USAF SAC Scheveningen Ship I 2,054.0
13,205.0 WW Berna Scheveningen Ship Main 8,270.0
13,207.0 Canada MACS Scheveningen Ship Main 12,266.0
13,210.0 USAF GCCS Scheveningen Ship Main 16,465.0
13,211.0 Portishead Scheveningen Ship Main 22,012.0
13,211.0 USAF SAC Search & Rescue 3,023.0
13,214.0 USAF Mystic SEA-1 6,656.0
13,217.0 USAF GCCS SEA-1 10,066.0
13,220.0 Lat AM USAF Co-op SEA-1/3 6,556.0
13,224.0 Hurricane USAF SEA-1/3 13,318.0
13,231.0 Lahr Military WX SEA-1/3 AK 3,470.0
13,237.0 RAF SEA-2 8,942.0
13,241.0 USAF SAC SEA-2 EA-2 3,485.0
13,244.0 USAF GCCS SEA-2 EA-2 13,309.0
13,247.0 USAF GCCS SEA-2/3 EA-2 W-CAR 11,396.0
13,254.0 Canada MACS SEA-3 11,318.0
13,257.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil SE-SAM 10,096.0
13,257.0 RAF SE-SAM 13,297.0
13,261.0 WW CEP Shannon Volmet 3,413.0
13,264.0 WX Shannon Shannon Volmet 5,505.0
13,267.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami A/G SHARES Emergency Net 7,475.0
13,267.0 WX Khabarovsk SHARES Emergency Net 7,540.0
13,270.0 WX Gander SHARES Emergency Net 8,125.0
13,270.0 WX New York SHARES Emergency Net 10,195.0
13,273.0 AFI-2 SHARES Emergency Net 10,891.0
13,273.0 Civ Av N&S Pac SHARES Emergency Net 11,028.0
13,280.0 AFI-4 SHARES Emergency Net 13,630.0
13,282.0 WX Auckland SHARES Emergency Net 13,993.0
13,282.0 WX Honolulu SHARES Emergency Net 14,383.5
13,285.0 Rainbow Radio SHARES Emergency Net 16,348.0
13,288.0 AFI-3 EUR-A MID-2 Ships CCG Halifax 13,113 12,266.0
13,288.0 Civ Av Ctl E Pac Ships CCG Halifax 4,408 4,116.0
13,291.0 NAT-B/C/D Ships CCG Halifax 6,513 6,209.0
13,294.0 AFI-4 Ships CCG Halifax 8,785 8,261.0
13,297.0 CAR Ship/Ship 4,148.0
13,297.0 Civ Av E Asia Ship/Ship 4,164.0
13,297.0 C-SAM Ship/Ship 6,224.0
13,297.0 NE-SAM Ship/Ship 6,227.0
13,297.0 SE-SAM Ship/Ship 6,230.0
13,300.0 CEP-5 Ship/Ship 8,294.0
13,300.0 CWP-1 Ship/Ship 8,297.0
13,300.0 CWP-2 Ship/Ship 12,353.0
13,300.0 NP-3 Ship/Ship 12,356.0
13,300.0 NP-4 Ship/Ship 12,359.0
13,300.0 SP-6 Ship/Ship 16,528.0
13,300.0 SP-7 Ship/Ship 16,531.0
13,303.0 Civ Av N Ctl Asia Ship/Ship 16,534.0
13,306.0 INO-1 NAT-A/B/C Ship/Ship 22,159.0
13,309.0 SEA-2 EA-2 Ship/Ship 22,162.0
13,312.0 Flight test Ship/Ship 22,165.0
13,312.0 MID-1 Ship/Ship 22,168.0
13,312.0 US Customs Channel YE Ship/Ship 22,171.0
13,315.0 NCA-1 SAT-1/2 Southbound 2 Atlantic wx 6,224.0
13,318.0 SEA-1/3 SP 11,327.0
13,324.0 WW Berna Special Patrol Ops 7,626.0
13,327.0 Aerolineas Argentinas Special Patrol Ops 8,169.0
13,327.0 LDOC Amsterdam KLM SP-6 5,643.0
13,327.0 Lufthansa SP-6 13,300.0
13,327.0 Olympic Airways SP-6 17,904.0
13,330.0 LDOC Africa SP-6/7 8,867.0
13,330.0 LDOC Beirut SP-7 5,643.0
13,330.0 LDOC Johannesburg SP-7 13,300.0
13,330.0 LDOC N Am SP-7 17,904.0
13,330.0 Middle East Airlines SP-9 6,553.0
13,330.0 WW HOU SP-9 11,339.0
13,330.0 WW Houston SP-9 W-CAR 8,846.0
13,330.0 WW NY St Lys Coast 8,806.0
13,330.0 WW San Juan Sunair, KK2XCE 9,305.0
13,333.0 LDOC Asia Sunair, KK2XCE 13,881.0
13,333.0 LDOC Auckland Sunair KK2XCE 7,553.0
13,333.0 LDOC Europe Survival Craft 8,364.0
13,333.0 LDOC Hongkong SW-SAM-8 10,024.0
13,333.0 LDOC London TAC 3,060.0
13,333.0 LDOC Seoul TAC 11,124.0
13,333.0 LDOC Singapore TAC 23,206.0
13,336.0 LDOC Bogota Tactical, CHOKER 6,879.0
13,336.0 LDOC Europe Tactical, CHOKER 6,970.0
13,336.0 LDOC Lisbon TAP Portuguese airline 5,532.0
13,336.0 LDOC Rome TAP Portuguese airline 8,924.0
13,336.0 LDOC S Am Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW 2,500.0
13,336.0 LDOC Trinidad Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW 8,638.0
13,339.0 LDOC Africa Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW 12,984.0
13,339.0 LDOC Bahrain Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW 16,000.0
13,339.0 LDOC Havana UN Bosnia 5,310.0
13,339.0 LDOC Jeddah UN Disaster Net 4UNUN1 NY 14,268.0
13,339.0 LDOC Mexico City UN Relief Net 14,283.0
13,339.0 LDOC N Am US Customs 14,493.5
13,339.0 LDOC Nairobi US Customs 18,283.0
13,342.0 LDOC Asia US Customs Channel TA 10,242.0
13,342.0 LDOC Europe US Customs Channel TB 13,907.0
13,342.0 LDOC Karachi US Customs Channel TC 20,890.0
13,342.0 LDOC Rangoon US Customs Channel TD 23,214.0
13,342.0 LDOC Stockholm US Customs Channel TE 25,350.0
13,344.0 WX Anchorage US Customs Channel VA 27,870.0
13,344.0 WX Hong Kong US Customs Channel VB 20,631.0
13,344.0 WX Honolulu US Customs Channel VD 15,964.0
13,344.0 WX Oakland US Customs Channel VF 11,494.0
13,344.0 WX Tokyo US Customs Channel VF 18,594.0
13,345.0 LDOC Europe US Customs Channel XA 2,808.5
13,348.0 LDOC Africa US Customs Channel XB 4,991.0
13,348.0 LDOC N Am US Customs Channel XC 5,085.0
13,348.0 WW HON US Customs Channel XD 7,778.5
13,348.0 WW SFO US Customs Channel XE 9,238.0
13,351.0 LDOC Asia US Customs Channel XF 11,073.0
13,351.0 LDOC Bangkok US Customs Channel XG 15,953.5
13,351.0 LDOC Bombay US Customs Channel XH 17,601.0
13,351.0 LDOC Dublin US Customs Channel XI 19,131.0
13,351.0 LDOC Europe US Customs Channel YA 3,428.0
13,351.0 LDOC Jakarta US Customs Channel YB 5,571.0
13,351.0 LDOC Manila US Customs Channel YC 8,912.0
13,351.0 LDOC Ostende US Customs Channel YE 13,312.0
13,351.0 LDOC Paris US Customs Channel YF 17,972.0
13,352.0 WX Brazil US Customs Channel YK 3,369.0
13,352.0 WX S Am US Customs Channel ZA 4,500.0
13,354.0 CEP-5 US Customs Channel ZB 7,527.0
13,354.0 Civ Av A/G US Customs Channel ZC 9,802.0
13,354.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami US Customs Channel ZD 12,222.0
13,354.0 NAT-E US Customs Channel ZE 15,867.0
13,354.0 WW HON US Navy Harbour 2,716.0
13,356.0 LDOC Kingston US Navy HICOM 13,181.0
13,357.0 AFI-1 SAT-1/2 US Navy Norfolk 7,735.0
13,412.0 USAF Mystic US Navy Tactical 3,130.0
13,420.0 Rainbow Radio US Navy (Atlantic) 8,972.0
13,432.5 DOT Emergency US Navy (Raspberry Ch) 6,723.0
13,440.0 USAF Mystic USAF 4,449.0
13,547.0 USAF SAC USAF 11,214.0
13,585.0 USAF Mystic USAF Andrews AFB 25,433.0
13,630.0 FAA USAF Coordination 4,510.0
13,630.0 SHARES Emergency Net USAF Coordination 4,855.0
13,710.0 USAF Mystic USAF Coordination 5,350.0
13,803.5 DOE USAF Coordination 5,810.0
13,865.0 LDOC Portishead USAF Coordination 9,315.0
13,881.0 Sunair, KK2XCE USAF Coordination 9,316.0
13,907.0 US Customs Channel TB USAF Coordination 9,974.0
13,907.0 USAF SAC USAF Coordination 14,615.0
13,915.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USAF Coordination 19,303.0
13,957.0 LDOC AAL Ft Worth USAF Coordination 19,984.0
13,965.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USAF Coordination 20,475.0
13,970.0 Canada MACS USAF Flight WX 23,220.0
13,973.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USAF GCCS 3,067.0
13,993.0 SHARES Emergency Net USAF GCCS 3,074.0
13,997.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USAF GCCS 3,081.0
13,998.5 American Red Cross USAF GCCS 3,137.0
14,235.0 Pan Am Health Org USAF GCCS 4,721.0
14,265.0 IARN II, Red Cross Net USAF GCCS 4,729.0
14,268.0 UN Disaster Net 4UNUN1 NY USAF GCCS 5,688.0
14,270.0 American Red Cross USAF GCCS 5,703.0
14,275.0 Hurricane IARN/Red Cross USAF GCCS 5,710.0
14,280.0 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net USAF GCCS 6,688.0
14,283.0 Hurricane Amateur Net USAF GCCS 6,727.0
14,283.0 UN Relief Net USAF GCCS 6,738.0
14,300.0 Maritime Mobile Net USAF GCCS 6,756.0
14,325.0 Hurricane Ctr/Hams USAF GCCS 8,964.0
14,350.0 DEA USAF GCCS 8,967.0
14,383.5 SHARES Emergency Net USAF GCCS 9,006.0
14,384.5 CFARS USAF GCCS 9,011.0
14,448.0 USAF SAC USAF GCCS 11,176.0
14,450.0 FEMA USAF GCCS 11,179.0
14,461.0 FHWA USAF GCCS 11,182.0
14,467.0 USN Ships USAF GCCS 11,226.0
14,493.0 FBI/Utah Natl Guard USAF GCCS 11,229.0
14,493.5 US Customs USAF GCCS 11,236.0
14,562.5 Panama Radio? USAF GCCS 11,239.0
14,615.0 USAF Coordination USAF GCCS 11,246.0
14,657.0 DOE USAF GCCS 13,210.0
14,670.0 CHU Time USAF GCCS 13,217.0
14,686.0 DEA P Alt day USAF GCCS 13,244.0
14,690.0 DEA USAF GCCS 13,247.0
14,715.0 USAF Mystic USAF GCCS 15,015.0
14,776.0 FEMA USAF GCCS 18,002.0
14,890.0 LDOC Portishead USAF GCCS 23,227.0
14,890.0 LDOC Portishead USAF GCCS VIP 6,730.0
14,894.0 NORAD/SAGE USAF GCCS VIP 6,760.0
14,902.0 CAP/USAF USB USAF GCCS VIP 6,830.0
14,902.0 USAF Mystic USAF GCCS VIP 11,055.0
14,913.0 USAF Mystic USAF GCCS VIP 18,390.0
14,955.0 USAF SAC USAF Mystic 3,032.0
15,000.0 WWV USAF Mystic 3,071.0
15,015.0 USAF GCCS USAF Mystic 3,116.0
15,021.0 ATL Fleet Ships USAF Mystic 3,144.0
15,031.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil USAF Mystic 4,742.0
15,035.0 Edm/Tren/StJ Mil WX USAF Mystic 4,760.0
15,038.0 Halifax Mil WX USAF Mystic 5,820.0
15,046.0 WW Berna USAF Mystic 6,790.0
15,048.0 USAF Mystic USAF Mystic 6,812.0
15,081.0 USCG A/G USAF Mystic 6,927.0
15,084.0 USCG Helos USAF Mystic 6,993.0
15,522.0 COMNAVFORCARIB USAF Mystic 7,735.0
15,867.0 US Customs Channel ZE USAF Mystic 8,040.0
15,910.0 FHWA USAF Mystic 8,060.0
15,953.5 US Customs Channel XG USAF Mystic 8,162.0
15,964.0 US Customs Channel VD USAF Mystic 9,043.0
16,000.0 Time sigs VNG Penrith NSW USAF Mystic 9,120.0
16,032.0 Andrews, CROWN, AF-1 USAF Mystic 9,158.0
16,065.5 DOE USAF Mystic 9,180.0
16,141.0 DEA USAF Mystic 9,991.0
16,201.0 FEMA USAF Mystic 10,112.0
16,348.0 SHARES Emergency Net USAF Mystic 10,583.0
16,370.0 LDOC Portishead USAF Mystic 10,881.0
16,382.0 Corps of Engineers USAF Mystic 11,035.0
16,420.0 Marine Calling/Distress USAF Mystic 11,210.0
16,450.0 Medical Owings MD USAF Mystic 11,407.0
16,465.0 Scheveningen Ship Main USAF Mystic 11,413.0
16,528.0 Ship/Ship USAF Mystic 11,441.0
16,590.2 Medical Owings Mill MD USAF Mystic 11,484.0
17,314.0 USCG Portsmouth wx USAF Mystic 11,488.0
17,347.0 Scheveningen Coast H05 USAF Mystic 11,498.0
17,350.0 Hongkong Coast USAF Mystic 11,545.0
17,398.5 DOE USAF Mystic 11,615.0
17,405.0 LDOC Portishead USAF Mystic 11,627.0
17,421.0 DOT Emergency USAF Mystic 12,324.0
17,485.0 LDOC Barbados USAF Mystic 13,204.0
17,601.0 US Customs Channel XH USAF Mystic 13,412.0
17,901.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami USAF Mystic 13,455.0
17,902.5 DOE USAF Mystic 13,457.0
17,904.0 CEP-5 USAF Mystic 13,485.0
17,904.0 CWP-1 USAF Mystic 13,585.0
17,904.0 CWP-2 USAF Mystic 13,710.0
17,904.0 NP-3 USAF Mystic 13,823.0
17,904.0 NP-4 USAF Mystic 13,960.0
17,904.0 SP-6 USAF Mystic 14,715.0
17,904.0 SP-7 USAF Mystic 14,902.0
17,907.0 SAM E/W-CAR EA-2 USAF Mystic 14,913.0
17,910.0 LDOC Barbados USAF Mystic 15,048.0
17,910.0 Rainbow Radio USAF Mystic 15,091.0
17,916.0 LDOC Asia USAF Mystic 15,687.0
17,916.0 LDOC Athens USAF Mystic 16,080.0
17,916.0 LDOC Bombay USAF Mystic 16,117.0
17,916.0 LDOC Dublin USAF Mystic 16,320.0
17,916.0 LDOC Europe USAF Mystic 16,407.0
17,916.0 LDOC Jakarta USAF Mystic 17,385.0
17,916.0 LDOC Manila USAF Mystic 17,480.0
17,916.0 LDOC Paris USAF Mystic 17,993.0
17,916.0 LDOC Seoul USAF Mystic 18,027.0
17,916.0 LDOC Stockholm USAF Mystic 20,016.0
17,919.0 LDOC Buenos Aires USAF Mystic 20,053.0
17,919.0 LDOC Mexico City USAF Mystic 20,154.0
17,919.0 LDOC N Am USAF Mystic 20,313.0
17,919.0 LDOC S Am USAF Mystic 22,723.0
17,920.0 LDOC Bangkok USAF Mystic 23,265.0
17,922.0 LDOC Asia USAF Mystic 25,578.0
17,922.0 LDOC Europe USAF Mystic 26,471.0
17,922.0 LDOC London USAF Rescue 6,715.0
17,922.0 LDOC Quantas USAF Rescue 11,440.0
17,922.0 LDOC Sydney USAF SAC 3,113.0
17,925.0 LDOC Africa USAF SAC 3,292.0
17,925.0 LDOC Jeddah USAF SAC 3,295.0
17,925.0 LDOC Jo'burg USAF SAC 3,369.0
17,925.0 LDOC N Am USAF SAC 4,489.5
17,925.0 WW HON USAF SAC 4,492.0
17,925.0 WW NY USAF SAC 4,495.0
17,925.0 WW NY USAF SAC 4,725.0
17,925.0 WW San Juan USAF SAC 4,896.0
17,925.0 WW SFO USAF SAC 5,020.0
17,928.0 LDOC Asia USAF SAC 5,026.0
17,928.0 LDOC Bogota USAF SAC 5,110.0
17,928.0 LDOC Buenos Aires USAF SAC 5,171.0
17,928.0 LDOC S Am USAF SAC 5,215.0
17,928.0 LDOC Tokyo USAF SAC 5,243.0
17,928.0 LDOC Trinidad USAF SAC 5,328.0
17,931.0 LDOC Bahrain USAF SAC 5,700.0
17,931.0 LDOC Beirut USAF SAC 5,826.0
17,931.0 LDOC Cairo USAF SAC 5,987.0
17,931.0 LDOC Europe USAF SAC 6,680.0
17,931.0 LDOC Frankfurt USAF SAC 6,712.0
17,931.0 LDOC Nairobi USAF SAC 6,746.0
17,934.0 LDOC Havana USAF SAC 6,840.0
17,934.0 LDOC N Am USAF SAC 6,863.0
17,934.0 LDOC Rangoon USAF SAC 6,870.0
17,934.0 LDOC Singapore USAF SAC 6,886.0
17,937.0 LDOC Lima USAF SAC 7,983.0
17,937.0 LDOC S Am USAF SAC 8,101.0
17,940.0 Dragon Radio USAF SAC 9,023.0
17,940.0 LDOC Auckland USAF SAC 9,057.0
17,940.0 LDOC Europe USAF SAC 9,220.0
17,940.0 LDOC Hong Kong USAF SAC 9,234.0
17,940.0 LDOC Karachi USAF SAC 10,452.0
17,940.0 LDOC Las Palmas USAF SAC 10,510.0
17,940.0 LDOC Lisbon USAF SAC 11,100.0
17,940.0 LDOC Madrid USAF SAC 11,118.0
17,940.0 LDOC Mexico DF USAF SAC 11,220.0
17,940.0 LDOC N Am USAF SAC 11,243.0
17,940.0 LDOC Ostende USAF SAC 11,494.0
17,940.0 LDOC Rome USAF SAC 11,607.0
17,940.0 WW HON USAF SAC 13,211.0
17,940.0 WW HOU USAF SAC 13,241.0
17,946.0 NAT-A/B/C/D/E USAF SAC 13,547.0
17,950.0 Av Lat America? USAF SAC 13,907.0
17,955.0 AFI-1 SAT-1/2 USAF SAC 14,448.0
17,958.0 NCA-1/2/3 USAF SAC 14,716.0
17,961.0 AFI-2 USAF SAC 14,744.0
17,961.0 AFI-3 USAF SAC 14,775.0
17,961.0 AFI-4 USAF SAC 14,955.0
17,961.0 EUR-A USAF SAC 15,035.0
17,961.0 INO-1 USAF SAC 15,041.0
17,961.0 MID-3 USAF SAC 15,544.0
17,964.0 Flight Test USAF SAC 15,962.0
17,972.0 US Customs Channel YF USAF SAC 17,617.0
17,972.0 USAF SAC USAF SAC 17,972.0
17,992.0 German Air Force USAF SAC 18,005.0
17,993.0 USAF Mystic USAF SAC 20,167.0
17,995.0 Edm/Tren/StJ Mil USAF SAC 20,631.0
18,002.0 USAF GCCS USAF SAC 20,737.0
18,004.0 Phone patches French op USAF SAC 20,740.0
18,006.0 German Air Force USAF SAC 20,890.0
18,012.0 Lahr/Edm/Tren/StJ Mil USAF SAC 21,815.0
18,018.0 RAF USAF SAC 23,337.0
18,019.0 USAF GCCS USAF SAC 23,419.0
18,023.0 FEMA USAF/USN Coord 18,990.0
18,023.0 WW Berna USCG 2,350.0
18,027.0 Canada MACS USCG 4,376.0
18,027.0 USAF Mystic USCG 7th Dist 2,691.0
18,091.0 Hurricane USAF USCG Air 5,320.0
18,205.0 CAP/USAF AK USCG Air 8,984.0
18,210.0 LDOC Portishead USCG Air 11,201.0
18,283.0 US Customs USCG Air/Ground 2,261.0
18,390.0 USAF GCCS VIP USCG A/G 3,123.0
18,594.0 US Customs Channel VF USCG A/G 5,696.0
18,666.0 Drug Enforcement H USCG a/g 8,684.0
18,990.0 USAF/USN Coord USCG A/G 11,195.0
19,131.0 US Customs Channel XI USCG A/G 15,081.0
19,223.0 FHWA USCG Comsta Key West 8,255.0
19,303.0 USAF Coordination USCG Comsta N Orleans 8,760.0
19,510.0 LDOC Portishead USCG Cutters 3,387.0
19,640.0 NASA Cape Radio USCG Cutters 6,266.0
19,984.0 USAF Coordination USCG Cutters 6,714.0
20,000.0 WWV USCG Cutters 7,439.0
20,016.0 USAF Mystic USCG Group Moriches 2,694.0
20,053.0 USAF Mystic USCG Helos 3,120.0
20,065.0 LDOC Portishead USCG Helos 5,692.0
20,154.0 USAF Mystic USCG Helos 11,198.0
20,167.0 USAF SAC USCG Helos 15,084.0
20,191.0 USAF Coordination USCG Internal 2,103.0
20,192.0 Jupiter Control USCG Miami 10,588.0
20,313.0 USAF Mystic USCG Miami COMSTA 6,518.0
20,390.0 NASA Cape Radio USCG New Orleans 8,764.0
20,475.0 USAF Coordination USCG Portsmouth wx 4,426.0
20,600.0 Lat AM USAF Co-op USCG Portsmouth wx 6,501.0
20,631.0 US Customs Channel VB USCG Portsmouth wx 8,764.0
20,631.0 USAF SAC USCG Portsmouth wx 13,089.0
20,737.0 USAF SAC USCG Portsmouth wx 17,314.0
20,740.0 USAF SAC USCG WLC Rogers City MI 4,369.0
20,753.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USCG WLC Rogers City MI 6,405.0
20,812.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USCG w/ships, public 2,670.0
20,815.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USMC Convoys 6,687.0
20,846.0 USAF SAC USN A/G 4,711.0
20,852.0 FAA USN HICOM 11,205.0
20,855.0 NORAD/SAGE USN HICOM East/North 6,720.0
20,873.0 CAP/USAF USB USN HICOM LANT 11,255.0
20,876.3 MIT Observatory USN HICOM LANT/CARIB 6,697.0
20,885.0 MAAG Bolivia, Panama USN HICOM LANT/CARIB 23,287.0
20,890.0 US Customs Channel TC USN HICOM WESTPAC 12,761.0
20,890.0 USAF SAC USN Ships 14,467.0
20,939.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USN Ships 14,470.0
20,942.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd USN Ships 14,818.5
20,987.0 Intl Red Cross ? USN/NASA Air 8,981.0
20,993.5 American Red Cross Wellington NZ Radio 4,387.0
20,998.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd WW Berna 4,654.0
21,272.0 FEMA WW Berna 6,643.0
21,410.0 Intl Police Assn WW Berna 8,936.0
21,765.0 LDOC Portishead WW Berna 10,069.0
21,815.0 USAF SAC WW Berna 13,205.0
21,931.0 Flight Test WW Berna 13,324.0
21,937.0 Hurricane Ctr Miami WW Berna 15,046.0
21,940.0 LDOC Europe WW Berna 15,835.0
21,940.0 LDOC Paris WW Berna 17,415.0
21,943.0 Gulf Air WW Berna 18,023.0
21,943.0 LDOC Africa WW Berna 21,988.0
21,943.0 LDOC Bahrain WW Berna 23,285.0
21,943.0 LDOC Beirut WW Berna 25,500.0
21,943.0 LDOC Jo'burg WW Berna Reserve 3,010.0
21,946.0 LDOC Europe WW CEP 13,261.0
21,946.0 LDOC London WW HON 3,013.0
21,949.0 LDOC Asia WW HON 6,640.0
21,949.0 LDOC Bombay WW HON 11,342.0
21,949.0 LDOC Manila WW HON 11,348.0
21,949.0 LDOC Rangoon WW HON 13,348.0
21,949.0 LDOC Singapore WW HON 13,354.0
21,949.0 LDOC Tokyo WW HON 17,925.0
21,952.0 LDOC Dublin WW HON 17,940.0
21,952.0 LDOC Europe WW HON 21,964.0
21,952.0 LDOC Lisbon WW HOU 6,637.0
21,952.0 LDOC Rome WW HOU 10,075.0
21,955.0 LDOC Bogota WW HOU 13,330.0
21,955.0 LDOC Buenos Aires WW HOU 17,940.0
21,955.0 LDOC S Am WW HOU 21,964.0
21,955.0 LDOC Trinidad WW Houston 13,330.0
21,955.0 LDOC Trinidad WW NY 3,494.0
21,958.0 LDOC Europe WW NY 6,640.0
21,961.0 LDOC Africa WW NY 11,342.0
21,964.0 LDOC N Am WW NY 13,330.0
21,964.0 WW HON WW NY 17,925.0
21,964.0 WW HOU WW NY 17,925.0
21,964.0 WW NY WW NY 21,964.0
21,964.0 WW San Juan WW San Juan 3,494.0
21,964.0 WW SFO WW San Juan 6,640.0
21,967.0 LDOC Europe WW San Juan 11,342.0
21,967.0 LDOC Las Palmas WW San Juan 13,330.0
21,967.0 LDOC Madrid WW San Juan 17,925.0
21,970.0 LDOC Asia WW San Juan 21,964.0
21,970.0 LDOC Auckland WW SFO 3,013.0
21,970.0 LDOC Bangkok WW SFO 6,640.0
21,970.0 LDOC Hong Kong WW SFO 11,348.0
21,970.0 LDOC Jakarta WW SFO 13,348.0
21,970.0 LDOC Karachi WW SFO 17,925.0
21,970.0 LDOC Quantas WW SFO 21,964.0
21,970.0 LDOC Seoul WWV 2,500.0
21,973.0 LDOC Europe WWV 5,000.0
21,976.0 LDOC Lima WWV 10,000.0
21,976.0 LDOC S Am WWV 15,000.0
21,979.0 LDOC Athens WWV 20,000.0
21,979.0 LDOC Europe WX Anchorage 2,980.0
21,979.0 LDOC Frankfurt WX Anchorage 5,519.0
21,982.0 LDOC Africa WX Anchorage 8,903.0
21,982.0 LDOC Cairo WX Anchorage 13,344.0
21,982.0 LDOC Nairobi WX Argentina 2,980.0
21,985.0 LDOC Havana WX Argentina 4,668.0
21,985.0 LDOC N Am WX Argentina 5,477.0
21,988.0 LDOC Europe WX Argentina 8,938.0
21,988.0 WW Berna WX Argentina 11,319.0
21,994.0 LDOC Africa WX Auckland 13,282.0
21,994.0 LDOC Jeddah WX Bangkok 3,432.0
21,997.0 LDOC Europe WX Bangkok 6,676.0
21,997.0 LDOC Stockholm WX Bangkok 11,387.0
22,012.0 Scheveningen Ship Main WX Brazil 6,603.0
22,015.0 Portishead Ships WX Brazil 10,057.0
22,159.0 Ship/Ship WX Brazil 13,352.0
22,162.0 Ship/Ship WX Brazzaville 3,495.0
22,171.0 Ship/Ship WX Dakar 3,707.0
22,687.0 ATL Fleet Ships WX Dakar 7,500.0
22,708.0 Scheveningen Coast H05 WX Gander 3,485.0
22,711.0 Portishead Coast WX Gander 6,604.0
22,722.0 Medical Owings MD WX Gander 10,051.0
22,723.0 USAF Mystic WX Gander 13,270.0
23,206.0 TAC WX Hong Kong 5,519.0
23,210.0 LDOC Stockholm WX Hong Kong 8,903.0
23,214.0 US Customs Channel TD WX Hong Kong 13,344.0
23,220.0 USAF Flight WX WX Honolulu 2,980.0
23,224.0 ATL Fleet Aircraft WX Honolulu 5,519.0
23,226.0 RAF WX Honolulu 8,903.0
23,227.0 USAF GCCS WX Honolulu 13,282.0
23,236.0 RAF WX Honolulu 13,344.0
23,250.0 Canada MACS WX Khabarovsk 13,267.0
23,265.0 USAF Mystic WX New York 3,485.0
23,285.0 WW Berna WX New York 6,604.0
23,287.0 USN HICOM LANT/CARIB WX New York 10,051.0
23,337.0 USAF SAC WX New York 13,270.0
23,403.0 DEA I Alt day WX Oakland 2,980.0
23,413.0 NASA Cape Radio WX Oakland 5,519.0
23,419.0 USAF SAC WX Oakland 8,903.0
23,675.0 DEA WX Oakland 13,344.0
24,860.0 Lat AM USAF Co-op WX RAF UK 4,722.0
24,865.0 Lat AM USAF Co-op WX RAF UK 11,200.0
25,350.0 US Customs Channel TE WX S Am 13,352.0
25,433.0 USAF Andrews AFB WX Shannon 8,957.0
25,500.0 WW Berna WX Shannon 13,264.0
25,578.0 USAF Mystic WX Singapore 6,676.0
26,471.0 USAF Mystic WX Singapore 11,387.0
26,620.0 CAP AM/LSB/USB WX Sydney 6,507.0
27,625.0 FAA WX Tokyo 2,980.0
27,870.0 US Customs Channel VA WX Tokyo 5,519.0
27,998.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd WX Tokyo 8,903.0
28,091.0 FEMA WX Tokyo 13,344.0
28,450.0 Hurricane Puerto Rico Net W-CAR 3,455.0
29,701.0 Intl Red Cross Switzerlnd W-CAR 5,520.0
90,000.0 zz zz 90,000.0

AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY
FREQUENCIES
(VHF)

This article was copied from Monitoring Times magazine..

Reprinted by: John (Topol) Johnson KWV8BP

CAP = CIVIL AIR PATROL
SAR = SEARCH AND RESCUE
CG = COAST GUARD

DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY. MHZ.
----------- ---------------

Nationwide Air Emergency Guard 121.500
Multicom SAR 122.900
SAR Unicom 123.100
CAP SAR 120.850
MAC Helicopter SAR 130.150
CAP Primary Repeaters 148.150
CAP (backup) 143.900

MILITARY UHF AERO FREQUENCIES

Emergency Guard 243.000
CG SAR Primary 282.200
CG SAR Secondary 381.800
SAC SAR 282.000
Navy SAR 383.900
TAC SAR 383.300
MAC SAR 349.400

HF SAR FREQUENCIES

CAP HF Network ; SCOTT A.F.B. CONTROLLING ALL OPERATIONS

USB Primary 4.627
USB Secondary 4.630
USB (backup) 4.664

AIR FORCE HF SAR

Primary Operations 5.680
Secondary Rescue Operations 5.685
CG SAR Primary Aero Operations 5.696
CG SAR Secondary 8.984
USB Navy SAR 6.723

PRIVATE AIRLINES COMPANY FREQUENCIES

American Airlines 129.200
United Airlines 129.500
Delta Airlines 129.550
Continental Airlines 130.900
Eastern Airlines 130.950
Republic Airlines 131.750
Federal Express 131.925
Air France 460.775
Pan American Airlines 129.700
Southwest Airlines 129.250
West Airlines 130.100

CRASH INVESTIGATIONS (FM)

NTSB 165.750
NTSB 165.175
TAC 163.5625
Navy 149.475

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AIRFONE FREQUENCIES
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Copied by: John Johnson, KWV8BP
Source: Monitor America

On October 15, 1984, Airfone, Inc. began to offer air-to-ground telephone
service for commercial airline passengers. Using special cordless Tele-
phones which accept standard credit cards, the system offers three-minute
calls for a minimum charge of $750. A network of ground stations carries
the transmissions; computer control "hands off" calls from one gound
station to another as airliners move in & out of range. Thirty-two channels
are assigned to each transmission site, following the same pattern in each
case except for the lowest frequency assigned. All stations transmit on AM
single sideband (A3A).

Transmitter Sites Frequency Begin Transmitter Sites Frequency Begins
----------------- --------------- ----------------- ----------------

Abajo Peak, UT 945.204 Las Vegas, NV 945.404
Albuquerque, NM 945.804 Los Angeles, CA 944.604
Atlanta, GA 945.404 Meridian, MS 945.604
Austin, TX 944.204 Miami, FL 944.404
Boston, MA 945.204 Monahans, TX 945.004
Bridgeton, MO 944.604 Nashville, TN 944.404
Burlingame, CA 945.204 New Orleans, LA 945.004
Charleston, SC 944.604 Orlando, FL 945.004
Charleston, WV 944.204 Phoenix, AZ 944.804
Chicago, IL 945.804 Pittsburgh, PA 944.804
Delta, UT 944.204 Seattle, WA 944.604
Denver, CO 944.604 Shreveport, LA 945.804
Des Moines, IA 944.204 Springfield, MO 945.404
Fort Wayne, IN 945.204 Tallahassee, FL 944.804
Grand Island, NE 944.404 United States 899.000
Hawthorne, NV 945.604 (Nationwide Channel)
Houston, TX 945.404 Washington, DC 944.604
Irving, TX 944.804 Wilmington, NC 945.204
Jamaica, NY 945.204 Woodward, OK 945.604
Klamath Falls, OR 945.884

Channeling Plan

Channels are separated by 6 KHz except for the last channel assigned to each
location, which is 10 KHz higher than the preceding channel. For example, if
the first channel in a group is 944.204, the sequence would be:

944.204 944.210 944.216 944.222 944.228 944.234 944.240
944.246 944.252 944.258 944.264 944.270 944.276 944.282
944.288 944.294 944.300 944.306 944.312 944.318 944.324
944.330 944.336 944.342 944.348 944.354 944.360 944.366
944.342 944.348 944.354 944.360 944.366 944.372 944.378
944.384 944.394

Aircraft Mobile Telephone Channels
----------------------------------

Calling 454.675 5 454.750 9 454.825

1 454.950 6 454.700 10 454.875
2 454.900 7 454.725 11 454.925
3 454.850 8 454.775 12 454.975
4 454.800

I read some where, not too long back, todays date is 8/89 that the Airfone
900.0 frequencies were to be moved to another channel plan, if anyone has
information on any updates to this please let me know.

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File: AFONE.TXT
U.S. Air Force - Special Air Missions - H.F. Radio Frequencies

FREQ MODE PRIMARY CONTACT COMMENTS HOURS of OPERATION

490.0 USB
4721.0 LSB ANDREWS AFB 1200 - 2400 Zulu
4732.0 USB
5197.0 LSB ANDREWS AFB
6683.0 ISB
6702.0 LSB
6715.0 ISB
6730.0 LSB
6756.0 ISB ANDREWS AFB HEAVY USE - LSB 24 hours
6868.0 LSB
7735.0 USB
7910.0 LSB
9018.0 USB SCOTT AFB HEAVY USE - Ch-31 24 hours
9270.0 USB
11118.0 LSB
11180.0 USB ANDREWS AFB HEAVY USE
11182.0 USB SCOTT AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ 24 hours
11246.0 USB MacDILL AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ 24 hours

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11249.0 ISB HEAVY USE - LSB
11460.0 LSB
13201.0 USB MacDILL AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ
13204.0 USB
13247.0 USB ANDREWS AFB Ch-17 2400 - 1200 Zulu
13247.0 LSB SCOTT AFB
13440.0 LSB
13455.0 USB
13710.0 LSB
14715.0 USB
14913.0 USB
15015.0 USB SCOTT AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ 1400 - 0200 Zulu
15048.0 RTTY ANDREWS HEAVY USE
16032.0 USB Mostly Scrambled AF-1 & CROWN
16320.0 RTTY ANDREWS AFB
17385.0 USB ANDREWS AFB Mystic Star net
17440.0 RTTY SCOTT AFB
17972.0 USB ANDREWS AFB
18027.0 USB ANDREWS AFB Mostly Overseas Traffic

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20053.0 ISB ANDREWS AFB

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


490.0 USB
4721.0 LSB ANDREWS AFB 1200 - 2400 Zulu
4732.0 USB
6683.0 ISB
6702.0 LSB
6715.0 ISB
6730.0 LSB
6756.0 ISB ANDREWS AFB HEAVY USE - LSB 24 hours
6868.0 LSB
7735.0 USB
7910.0 LSB
9018.0 USB SCOTT AFB HEAVY USE - Ch-31 24 hours
9270.0 USB

11118.0 LSB
11182.0 USB SCOTT AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ 24 hours
11246.0 USB MacDILL AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ 24 hours

#############################################################################


11249.0 ISB HEAVY USE - LSB
11460.0 LSB
13204.0 USB
13247.0 USB ANDREWS AFB Ch-17 2400 - 1200 Zulu
13440.0 LSB
13455.0 USB
13710.0 LSB

14715.0 USB
14913.0 USB
15015.0 USB SCOTT AFB ATTC MILITARY ATTC FREQ 1400 - 0200 Zulu
15048.0 RTTY ANDREWS HEAVY USE
16320.0 RTTY ANDREWS AFB
17385.0 USB ANDREWS AFB Mystic Star net
17440.0 RTTY SCOTT AFB
18027.0 USB ANDREWS AFB Mostly Overseas Traffic

#############################################################################


20053.0 ISB ANDREWS AFB

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-=:>Frequencies For Phun I<:=-

Edited & Compiled By: Sir Francis Drake

Airline Frequencies....Use #'s to refrence to actual frequency
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- Locations - Channel

TRURO,HALIFAX-9 BANGOR,ME-1,7 BOSTON,MASS-3

NEW YORK-6,8 WASH. DC.-1 ROCKY MT.,N.C.-11

ALBANY,NY-1 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

MINNIAPOLIS,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 LOS VEGAS,NEV-6

ELKO,NEV-5 BOISI,ID-4 PENDELTON,ORE-8

SAN DIEGO,CA-9 LOS ANGLES,CA-4,7,10 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
MOUTAIN,KAMLOOPS-3

MOUNT MORFEE,MCKENSE-8 MCLEAN MOUNTAIN,PRINCE RUPPERT-6

FAIRBANKS, ALASKA-5,6

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GROUND TRANSMITTER FREQUENCIES
(GROUND-TO-AIR)

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

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--

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

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--

MOBILE TELEPHONES ARE NOT PRIVATE IN THE LEAST MANNER. QUITE OFTEN, CODES
ARE OUTRIGHT SPOKEN BY THE OWNERS OF THESE MOBILE PHONES TO THE OPERATOR.
MORE SOPHISTICATED MODELS HAVE MEMORY, AND AUTO-DIAL NUMBERS TOUCH-TONE. YOU
MAY WISH TO TAPE RECORD SUCH CALLS AND DECIPHER THEM LATER.

(PLEASE NOTE: MOST OF THESE #'S SHOULD APPLY TO YOUR AREA, BUT NOT ALL WILL.)

*MOBILE TELEPHONES*

152.030 454.100 (ALL FREQUENCIES ARE IN MegaHertz)
.045 .250
.060 .375
.075 .400
.090 .425
.120 .450
.150 .475
.210 .500
.510 .525
.540 .550
.570 .575
.600 .600
.630 .625
.660 .650
.690
.720
.750
.780
.810

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-EEN

Airport State ID Lat(Deg) N/S Lat(Min) Long(Deg) E/W Long(Min)
Altitude Freq1 Freq2 Freq3
ANCHORAGE MERRI AK MRI 61 N 12.9 149 W 50.6
137 122.95 118.70 123.70
FAIRBANKS INTL AK FAI 64 N 49.0 147 W 51.3
434 122.95 118.30 124.40
KODIAK AK ADQ 57 N 45.0 152 W 29.5
73 122.80 119.80 0.00
NOME AK OME 64 N 30.8 165 W 26.5
36 123.60 123.60 133.30
ANDULUSIA OPP AL 79J 31 N 18.5 86 W 23.6
330 122.80 0.00 133.45
ANNISTON CALHOU AL ANB 33 N 35.2 85 W 51.4
611 123.60 0.00 124.95
AUBURN OPELIKA AL AUO 32 N 36.8 85 W 25.8
776 123.00 0.00 118.70
BESSEMER MUN AL 2A3 33 N 18.7 86 W 55.5
699 123.00 0.00 132.20
BIRMINGHAM MUN AL BHM 33 N 33.8 86 W 45.2
644 122.95 119.90 119.40
BREWTON MUN AL 12J 31 N 3.0 87 W 4.1
92 122.70 0.00 120.20
BUTLER CHOCTAW AL 09A 32 N 7.1 88 W 7.7
138 122.80 0.00 0.00
CENTRE MUN AL A04 34 N 9.6 85 W 38.0
619 122.90 0.00 133.80
CLANTON GRAGG AL 02A 32 N 51.0 86 W 36.7
585 122.80 0.00 125.30
CULLMAN FOLSOM AL 3A1 34 N 15.9 86 W 51.5
960 122.80 0.00 118.05
DAUPHIN ISLAND AL 4R9 30 N 15.6 88 W 7.6
5 122.80 0.00 0.00
DECATUR PRYOR AL DCU 34 N 39.1 86 W 56.7
591 123.00 0.00 118.05
DEMOPOLIS MUN AL 7A2 32 N 27.7 87 W 57.0
112 122.80 0.00 0.00
DOTHAN AL DHN 31 N 19.2 85 W 26.9
401 122.95 118.40 125.40
DOTHAN WHEELLES AL 37J 31 N 13.5 85 W 29.5
300 122.80 0.00 125.40
ENTERPRISE MUN AL EDN 31 N 17.9 85 W 54.1
369 122.80 0.00 133.45
EUFAULA WEEDON AL EUF 31 N 56.9 85 W 7.7
280 122.80 0.00 126.55
EVERGREEN AL 39J 31 N 24.8 87 W 2.4
258 122.70 0.00 118.55
FAIRHOPE PT CLR AL 4R4 30 N 27.8 87 W 52.6
92 122.80 0.00 118.50
GADSDEN MUN AL GAD 33 N 58.3 86 W 5.3
569 122.80 0.00 120.05
GREENVILLE MUN AL PRN 31 N 50.7 86 W 36.6
445 122.80 0.00 126.40
GULF SHORES EDW AL AL15 30 N 17.3 87 W 40.9
17 122.70 0.00 120.05
HAMILTON MARION AL HAB 34 N 7.0 87 W 59.8
448 122.80 0.00 127.10
HUNTSVILLE AL HSV 34 N 38.4 86 W 46.4
629 122.95 119.70 121.25
JASPER WALKER AL L02 33 N 54.1 87 W 18.7
480 122.70 0.00 124.50
MARION VAIDEN AL AL08 32 N 30.6 87 W 23.0
221 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOBILE BATES AL MOB 30 N 14.3 88 W 14.5
218 122.95 118.30 124.75
MOBILE BROOKLEY AL BFM 30 N 37.6 88 W 4.2
26 122.95 119.60 0.00
MONROEVILLE AL MVC 31 N 27.4 87 W 21.0
418 123.00 0.00 118.55
MONTGOMERY DANN AL MGM 32 N 18.0 86 W 23.6
221 122.95 119.70 126.65
MUSCLE SHOALS AL MSL 34 N 44.7 87 W 36.6
550 122.95 123.60 118.75
OZARK BLACKWELL AL 71J 31 N 23.8 85 W 37.1
356 122.70 0.00 125.40
PELL CITY CLAIR AL PLR 33 N 33.5 86 W 14.9
487 122.80 0.00 124.95
SELMA CRAIG AL SEM 32 N 20.6 86 W 59.2
166 122.70 0.00 124.00
SYLACAUGA MUN AL SCD 33 N 10.2 86 W 18.4
569 122.80 0.00 132.20
TALLADEGA MUN AL ASN 33 N 34.1 86 W 3.0
528 122.80 0.00 124.95
TROY MUN AL TOI 31 N 51.6 86 W 0.7
397 122.80 124.30 110.00
TUSCALOOSA MUN AL TCL 33 N 13.2 87 W 36.6
170 122.95 126.30 0.00
TUSKEGEE MOTON AL 06A 32 N 27.6 85 W 40.8
264 122.80 0.00 125.50
WETUMPKA MUN AL 08A 32 N 31.5 86 W 19.7
197 122.80 0.00 125.30
ALMYRA MUN AR M73 34 N 24.5 91 W 27.5
210 123.00 0.00 119.85
BATESVILLE REG AR BVX 35 N 43.7 91 W 39.0
464 122.80 0.00 126.85
BENTONVILLE AR H00 36 N 20.7 94 W 13.1
1296 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLYTHEVILLE MUN AR HKA 35 N 56.4 89 W 49.8
256 122.80 0.00 125.00
BRINKLEY FEDERE AR M36 34 N 52.8 91 W 10.5
194 122.80 0.00 135.80
CAMDEN HARRELL AR CDH 33 N 37.3 92 W 45.8
128 122.70 0.00 128.20
CARLISLE MUN AR 4M3 34 N 48.6 91 W 42.8
241 122.80 0.00 124.20
CLARKSVILLE MUN AR H35 35 N 28.2 93 W 25.8
451 122.80 0.00 132.30
CONWAY CANTRELL AR MO3 35 N 4.7 92 W 25.5
326 122.80 0.00 123.85
CROSSETT MUN AR CRT 33 N 10.7 91 W 52.8
183 122.80 0.00 135.80
DE QUEEN HELMS AR F90 34 N 2.7 94 W 23.8
352 122.80 0.00 124.80
DUMAS FREE MUN AR 0M0 33 N 53.0 91 W 32.6
163 122.80 0.00 135.80
EL DORADO GOODW AR ELD 33 N 13.2 92 W 48.8
277 123.00 123.60 128.20
FAYETTEVILLE DR AR FYV 36 N 0.3 94 W 10.2
1251 122.95 118.50 133.10
FLIPPIN MARION AR FLP 36 N 17.5 92 W 35.2
719 122.80 0.00 126.85
FORREST CITY AR FCY 34 N 56.5 90 W 46.5
249 122.80 0.00 119.30
FORT SMITH AR FSM 35 N 20.1 94 W 22.0
469 122.95 118.30 120.40
HARRISON BOONE AR HRO 36 N 15.6 93 W 9.2
1364 123.00 123.60 126.85
HEBER SPRINGS AR HBZ 35 N 30.7 92 W 0.7
632 122.70 0.00 126.85
HELENA THOMPSON AR HEE 34 N 35.0 90 W 40.0
240 122.80 0.00 120.85
HOPE MUN AR M18 33 N 43.2 93 W 39.6
361 122.80 0.00 124.80
HOT SPRINGS MEM AR HOT 34 N 28.6 93 W 5.7
540 122.95 118.85 0.00
JONESBORO MUN AR JBR 35 N 49.8 90 W 38.7
264 123.00 123.60 0.00
LITTLE ROCK ADA AR LIT 34 N 43.8 92 W 13.9
258 122.95 118.70 125.60
MAGNOLIA MUN AR AGO 33 N 13.7 93 W 13.0
313 122.80 0.00 128.20
MALVERN MUN AR M78 34 N 19.9 92 W 45.7
535 122.80 0.00 118.85
MANILA MUN AR MXA 35 N 53.7 90 W 9.2
242 122.80 0.00 0.00
MENA INTERMOUNT AR M39 34 N 33.0 94 W 12.5
1069 122.80 0.00 119.25
MORRILTON PETIT AR MPJ 35 N 8.2 92 W 54.5
921 122.80 0.00 132.30
MOUNTAIN HOME AR 2M9 36 N 22.1 92 W 28.1
920 122.70 0.00 126.85
MOUNTAIN VIEW W AR 7M2 35 N 51.8 92 W 5.5
802 122.70 0.00 126.85
NEWPORT MUN AR M19 35 N 38.3 91 W 10.5
237 122.80 0.00 127.40
NORTH LITTLE RK AR 1M1 34 N 50.0 92 W 15.4
542 122.80 0.00 119.50
OZARK FRANKLIN AR 7M5 35 N 30.6 93 W 50.3
646 122.80 0.00 120.90
PARAGOULD MUN AR PGR 36 N 3.6 90 W 30.5
291 122.80 0.00 127.40
PINE BLUFF GRID AR PBF 34 N 10.4 91 W 56.1
206 123.00 123.60 119.85
RUSSELLVILLE MU AR M06 35 N 15.5 93 W 5.6
395 122.70 0.00 132.30
SEARCY MUN AR M07 35 N 12.7 91 W 44.2
260 122.80 0.00 0.00
SILOAM SPRINGS AR SLG 36 N 11.5 94 W 29.3
1193 122.80 0.00 0.00
SPRINGDALE MUN AR ASG 36 N 10.5 94 W 7.1
1352 122.95 118.20 0.00
STUTTGART MUN AR SGT 34 N 35.7 91 W 34.3
224 122.80 0.00 124.20
TEXARKANA REG AR TXK 33 N 27.2 93 W 59.4
389 122.95 125.70 0.00
WALNUT RIDGE AR ARG 36 N 7.5 90 W 55.5
275 122.80 0.00 127.40
WARREN MUN AR 3M9 33 N 33.6 92 W 5.1
235 122.90 0.00 135.80
WEST MEMPHIS AR AWM 35 N 8.0 90 W 14.0
212 122.95 118.50 119.10
AJO MUN. AZ P01 32 N 27.0 112 W 52.0
1458 122.90 0.00 0.00
BAGDAD AZ E51 34 N 35.7 113 W 10.1
4183 122.90 0.00 0.00
BISBEE AZ P04 31 N 21.8 109 W 52.9
4780 122.80 0.00 0.00
BUCKEYE MUN AZ BXK 33 N 25.5 112 W 40.8
1024 122.80 0.00 0.00
BULLHEAD CITY AZ P06 35 N 9.8 114 W 33.8
547 122.80 0.00 0.00
CAMP VERDE AZ E56 34 N 32.5 111 W 50.0
3126 122.90 0.00 0.00
CAREFREE SKY AZ E18 33 N 49.0 111 W 53.8
2568 122.70 0.00 0.00
CASA GRANDE AZ CGZ 32 N 57.2 111 W 45.9
1462 122.70 0.00 0.00
CHANDLER AZ P10 33 N 16.0 111 W 48.8
1236 123.00 0.00 0.00
CHANDLER STELL AZ P19 33 N 17.8 111 W 54.9
1175 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLIFTON MORENCI AZ CFT 32 N 57.1 109 W 12.5
3811 122.90 0.00 0.00
COOLIDGE MUN AZ P08 32 N 56.0 111 W 25.5
1574 123.00 0.00 0.00
COTTONWOOD AZ P52 34 N 43.8 112 W 2.0
3550 122.80 0.00 0.00
DOUGLAS BISBEE AZ DUG 31 N 28.0 109 W 36.1
4158 123.00 0.00 0.00
DOUGLAS COCHISE AZ P03 31 N 22.2 109 W 41.3
4120 122.80 0.00 0.00
DOUGLAS MUN AZ DGL 31 N 20.5 109 W 30.2
4181 122.80 0.00 0.00
ELOY MUN AZ E60 32 N 48.4 111 W 35.1
1513 122.80 0.00 0.00
FALGSTAFF PULLI AZ FLG 35 N 8.3 111 W 40.2
7011 122.95 120.00 125.80
FORT HUACHUCA AZ FHU 31 N 35.3 110 W 20.8
4716 122.95 118.90 111.60
GILA BEND MUN AZ E63 32 N 57.4 112 W 40.6
778 122.80 0.00 0.00
GLENDALE AZ GEU 33 N 31.6 112 W 17.6
1066 122.95 121.00 119.20
GLOBE SAN CARLO AZ P13 33 N 21.1 110 W 39.7
3233 122.80 0.00 132.35
GOODYEAR PHOENI AZ GYR 33 N 25.3 112 W 22.5
968 122.95 120.10 118.35
GRAND CANYON PK AZ GCN 35 N 57.1 112 W 8.7
6606 122.95 119.00 123.75
HOLBROOK MUN AZ P14 34 N 56.3 110 W 8.3
5245 122.80 0.00 0.00
KINGMAN AZ IGM 35 N 15.4 113 W 56.4
3446 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAKE HAVASU AZ LHU 34 N 27.5 114 W 21.6
483 122.80 0.00 0.00
MARANA PINAL AZ MZJ 32 N 30.6 111 W 19.6
1891 122.70 0.00 0.00
MARICOPA ESTREL AZ E68 33 N 5.1 112 W 9.6
1273 122.90 0.00 0.00
MESA FALCON AZ FFZ 33 N 27.6 111 W 43.6
1394 122.95 124.60 118.25
NOGALES INTL AZ OLS 31 N 25.0 110 W 50.9
3932 122.80 0.00 0.00
PAGE MUN AZ PGA 36 N 55.5 111 W 26.8
4310 122.80 0.00 0.00
PARKER SUQUILLA AZ P20 34 N 9.0 114 W 16.2
450 122.80 0.00 0.00
PAYSON AZ E69 34 N 15.4 111 W 20.3
5156 122.80 0.00 0.00
PHOENIX DEER VA AZ DVT 33 N 41.3 112 W 4.9
1475 122.95 118.40 126.50
PHOENIX GOODYEA AZ GYR 33 N 25.3 112 W 22.5
968 122.95 120.10 118.35
PHOENIX SKY HAR AZ PHX 33 N 26.1 112 W 0.5
1132 122.95 118.70 121.20
PRESCOTT LOVE AZ PRC 34 N 39.1 112 W 25.2
5031 122.95 125.30 127.20
SAFFORD MUN AZ SAD 32 N 51.2 109 W 38.0
3176 122.80 0.00 0.00
SCOTTSDALE MUN AZ SDL 33 N 37.3 111 W 54.5
1509 122.95 119.90 118.60
SEDONA AZ SEZ 34 N 50.9 111 W 47.2
4827 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHOW LOW MUN AZ SOW 34 N 15.8 110 W 0.3
6411 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHOW LOW WHITE AZ E79 34 N 21.1 109 W 58.1
6066 122.80 0.00 0.00
SIERRA VISTA AZ FHU 31 N 35.3 110 W 20.8
4716 122.95 118.90 111.60
SIERRA VISTA AZ FHU 31 N 35.3 110 W 20.8
4716 122.95 118.90 111.60
SPRINGERVILLE AZ Q35 34 N 7.7 109 W 18.6
7051 122.80 0.00 0.00
ST JOHNS IND AZ SJN 34 N 31.1 109 W 22.6
5733 122.80 0.00 0.00
SUPERIOR MUN AZ E81 33 N 16.6 111 W 7.5
2646 122.90 0.00 0.00
TAYLOR AZ 4E0 34 N 27.3 110 W 6.6
5600 122.70 0.00 0.00
TEMPLE BAR AZ U30 36 N 1.2 114 W 20.0
1549 122.80 0.00 0.00
TOMBSTONE AZ P29 31 N 40.2 110 W 1.3
4743 122.90 0.00 0.00
TUBA CITY AZ TBC 36 N 8.1 111 W 14.0
4966 122.90 0.00 0.00
TUCSON AVRA VAL AZ E14 32 N 24.5 111 W 13.0
2025 122.80 0.00 0.00
TUCSON INTL AZ TUS 32 N 7.0 110 W 56.5
2641 122.95 118.30 123.80
TUCSON RYAN AZ RYN 32 N 8.5 111 W 10.3
2415 123.00 0.00 0.00
WHITERIVER AZ E24 33 N 48.7 109 W 59.1
5152 122.80 0.00 0.00
WICKENBURG MUN AZ E25 33 N 58.1 112 W 47.7
2423 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILLCOX COCHISE AZ P33 32 N 14.6 109 W 53.6
4181 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILLIAMS MUN AZ P32 35 N 18.1 112 W 11.6
6680 122.80 0.00 0.00
WINDOW ROCKI AZ P34 35 N 39.1 109 W 4.0
6737 122.80 0.00 0.00
WINSLOW MUN AZ INW 35 N 1.3 110 W 43.4
4938 122.80 0.00 0.00
YUMA MCAS INTL AZ YUM 32 N 39.4 114 W 36.3
213 122.95 119.30 118.80
APPLE VALLEY CA APV 34 N 34.7 117 W 11.1
3059 122.80 0.00 0.00
ARCATA EUREKA CA ACV 40 N 58.7 124 W 6.4
218 123.65 0.00 0.00
ARCATA EUREKA CA AVC 40 N 58.7 124 W 6.4
218 123.65 0.00 0.00
AUBURN MUN CA AUN 38 N 57.2 121 W 4.8
1520 122.70 0.00 0.00
AVALON CATALINA CA AVX 33 N 24.3 118 W 24.8
1602 122.70 0.00 127.40
BAKERSFIELD MEA CA BFL 35 N 26.0 119 W 3.3
507 122.95 118.10 118.60
BANNING MUN CA BNG 33 N 55.3 116 W 50.9
2219 122.80 0.00 0.00
BIG BEAR CITY CA L35 34 N 15.8 116 W 51.2
6750 122.70 0.00 0.00
BISHOP CA BIH 37 N 22.4 118 W 21.7
4120 123.00 0.00 0.00
BLYTHE CA BLH 33 N 37.2 114 W 43.1
397 122.80 0.00 0.00
BURBANK GLENDAL CA BUR 34 N 12.0 118 W 21.4
775 122.95 118.70 134.50
BYRON AIRPARK CA 4Q5 37 N 50.1 121 W 38.1
65 122.90 0.00 0.00
CALEXICO INTL CA CXL 32 N 40.1 115 W 30.7
0 122.80 0.00 0.00
CALIFORNIA CITY CA L71 35 N 9.1 118 W 0.7
2437 122.70 0.00 0.00
CALIPATRIA MUN CA CLR 33 N 7.8 115 W 31.2
184 122.90 0.00 0.00
CALISTOGA AIRPK CA O58 38 N 34.7 122 W 34.3
350 123.50 0.00 0.00
CAMARILLO CA CMA 34 N 12.8 119 W 5.6
79 122.80 0.00 124.70
CAMERON PARK CA O61 38 N 41.0 120 W 59.1
1286 123.00 0.00 0.00
CARLSBAD MC CLE CA CRQ 33 N 7.6 117 W 16.7
328 122.95 118.60 120.15
CHESTER CA O05 40 N 17.2 121 W 14.2
4525 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHICO MUN CA CIC 39 N 47.7 121 W 51.4
238 122.95 121.00 132.20
CHINO CNO CA CNO 33 N 58.5 117 W 38.1
652 122.95 118.50 121.15
CHOWCHILLA CA 2O6 37 N 6.7 120 W 14.7
242 122.90 0.00 0.00
CLOVERDALE MUN CA O60 38 N 46.4 122 W 59.4
272 122.80 0.00 0.00
COALINGA HARRIS CA 3O8 36 N 14.8 120 W 13.6
465 122.90 0.00 0.00
COALINGA MUN CA CLG 36 N 9.6 120 W 21.5
714 122.80 0.00 0.00
COLUMBIA CA O22 38 N 1.8 120 W 24.9
2112 123.00 0.00 0.00
COMPTON CA CPM 33 N 53.4 118 W 14.5
97 122.90 0.00 0.00
CONCORD BUCHAN CA CCR 37 N 59.3 122 W 3.3
23 122.95 119.70 124.70
CORNING MUN CA 0O4 39 N 56.6 122 W 10.2
293 123.00 0.00 0.00
CRESCENT CITY CA CEC 41 N 46.8 124 W 14.1
57 123.60 0.00 0.00
DAGGETT BARSTOW CA DAG 34 N 51.2 116 W 47.1
1927 123.00 0.00 0.00
DAVIS UNIVERSIT CA 0O5 38 N 31.9 121 W 47.1
68 122.80 0.00 0.00
DEATH VALLEY CA L06 36 N 27.8 116 W 52.8
212 122.80 0.00 0.00
DELANO MUN CA DLO 35 N 44.7 119 W 14.1
313 122.80 0.00 118.90
EL MONTE CA EMT 34 N 5.1 118 W 2.0
296 122.95 121.20 118.75
ELSINORE SKYLAR CA L49 33 N 37.8 117 W 18.0
1260 122.90 0.00 0.00
FRESNO AIR TERM CA FAT 36 N 46.4 119 W 42.9
332 122.95 128.10 119.30
FRESNO CHANDLER CA FCH 36 N 43.9 119 W 49.1
278 123.00 123.00 0.00
FULLERTON MUN CA FUL 33 N 52.3 117 W 58.7
96 122.95 119.10 125.05
GROVELAND PINE CA Q68 37 N 51.7 120 W 10.6
2895 123.00 0.00 0.00
HALF MOON BAY CA HAF 37 N 30.8 122 W 30.0
67 122.80 0.00 0.00
HANFORD MUN CA O18 36 N 19.1 119 W 37.7
248 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAWTHORNE MUN CA HHR 33 N 55.3 118 W 20.0
63 122.95 121.10 118.40
HAYWARD AIR TER CA HWD 37 N 39.5 122 W 7.3
47 122.95 125.80 126.70
HESPERIA AIR LO CA L26 34 N 22.6 117 W 18.9
3390 123.00 0.00 0.00
IMPERIAL CO CA IPL 32 N 50.1 115 W 34.4
56 122.70 0.00 128.60
INYOKERN CA IYK 35 N 39.5 117 W 49.7
2457 122.80 0.00 0.00
JACKSON WESTOVE CA O70 38 N 22.7 120 W 48.0
1694 122.80 0.00 0.00
KERNVILLE VALLE CA L05 35 N 43.7 118 W 25.1
2614 122.80 0.00 0.00
LA VERNE BRACKE CA POC 34 N 5.5 117 W 46.8
1000 122.95 118.20 124.40
LAKEPORT LAMPSO CA 1O2 38 N 59.4 122 W 53.9
1380 122.80 0.00 0.00
LANCASTER FOX CA WJF 34 N 44.4 118 W 13.0
2347 122.95 120.30 126.30
LINCOLN MUN CA O51 38 N 54.5 121 W 21.0
119 123.00 0.00 0.00
LIVERMORE MUN CA LVK 37 N 41.6 121 W 49.0
397 122.95 118.10 119.65
LODI CA 1O3 38 N 12.1 121 W 16.0
58 122.90 0.00 123.85
LOMPOC CA LPC 34 N 39.9 120 W 27.9
88 122.70 0.00 118.00
LONG BEACH DAUG CA LGB 33 N 49.0 118 W 9.0
57 122.95 119.40 127.75
LOS ANGELES CA LAX 33 N 56.5 118 W 24.4
126 122.95 120.95 133.80
MARIPOSA YOSEMI CA O68 37 N 30.6 120 W 2.4
2250 122.70 0.00 0.00
MARYSVILLE YUBA CA MYV 39 N 5.8 121 W 34.1
61 123.00 119.30 0.00
MERCED MACREADY CA MCE 37 N 17.0 120 W 30.7
153 122.70 0.00 120.95
MODESTO CITY CO CA MOD 37 N 37.5 120 W 57.2
97 122.95 120.00 127.70
MOJAVE CA MHV 35 N 3.5 118 W 9.0
2787 122.80 0.00 0.00
MONTEREY PENINS CA MRY 36 N 35.3 121 W 50.8
253 122.95 118.40 119.25
NAPA CO CA APC 38 N 12.8 122 W 16.7
33 122.95 118.70 124.05
NEEDLES CA EED 34 N 46.0 114 W 34.7
990 123.00 0.00 0.00
NOVATO GNOSS CA O56 38 N 8.6 122 W 33.4
1 123.00 0.00 0.00
OAKDALE CA O27 37 N 45.3 120 W 48.0
234 122.80 0.00 0.00
OAKLAND CA OAK 37 N 43.3 122 W 13.2
6 122.95 118.30 128.50
OAKLAND METRO CA OAK 37 N 43.2 122 W 13.1
6 122.95 118.30 128.50
OCEANO CA L52 35 N 6.0 120 W 37.2
14 122.70 0.00 0.00
OCEANSIDE MUN CA L32 33 N 13.0 117 W 21.0
28 123.00 0.00 127.30
ONTARIO INTL CA ONT 34 N 3.3 117 W 36.0
943 122.95 120.60 124.25
OROVILLE MUN CA OVE 39 N 29.5 121 W 37.0
199 122.80 0.00 125.40
OXNARD CA OXR 34 N 12.0 119 W 12.3
43 122.95 120.00 118.05
PACOIMA WHITEMA CA WHP 34 N 15.5 118 W 24.7
1004 122.95 135.00 0.00
PALM SPRINGS CA PSP 33 N 49.6 116 W 30.3
448 122.95 119.70 118.25
PALMDALE AF CA PMD 34 N 37.7 118 W 5.0
42 0.00 123.70 0.00
PALO ALTO CA PAO 37 N 27.6 122 W 6.8
5 122.95 118.60 120.60
PASO ROBLES MUN CA PRB 35 N 40.3 120 W 37.5
836 123.00 0.00 128.70
PETALUMA MUN CA O69 38 N 15.4 122 W 36.2
87 122.70 0.00 127.80
RAMONA CA L39 33 N 2.3 116 W 54.7
1386 122.80 0.00 132.20
RED BLUFF MUN CA RBL 40 N 9.0 122 W 15.0
349 123.60 0.00 132.20
REDDING MUN CA RDD 40 N 30.5 122 W 17.5
502 122.95 119.80 124.10
REDLANDS MUN CA L12 34 N 5.1 117 W 8.7
1572 122.70 0.00 0.00
RIALTO MUN CA L67 34 N 7.6 117 W 24.1
1434 122.80 0.00 127.25
RIO VISTA MUN CA O88 38 N 10.3 121 W 41.3
45 122.80 0.00 118.80
RIVERSIDE FLA B CA RIR 33 N 59.3 117 W 24.5
764 122.80 0.00 0.00
RIVERSIDE MUN CA RAL 33 N 57.1 117 W 26.6
816 122.95 121.00 128.80
ROSAMOND SKYPK CA L00 34 N 52.2 118 W 12.5
2415 122.90 0.00 0.00
RUTH FLY DBL A CA Q95 40 N 12.6 123 W 17.8
2767 122.80 0.00 0.00
SACRAMENTO EXEC CA SAC 38 N 30.7 121 W 29.5
21 122.95 119.50 125.50
SACRAMENTO METR CA SMF 38 N 41.7 121 W 36.0
23 122.95 125.70 126.75
SACRAMENTO NATO CA Q96 38 N 38.3 121 W 30.8
22 122.90 0.00 0.00
SALINAS MUN CA SNS 36 N 39.8 121 W 36.3
84 122.95 119.40 119.55
SAN ANDREAS CAL CA 0O3 38 N 8.7 120 W 38.8
1319 122.80 0.00 0.00
SAN CARLOS CA SQL 37 N 30.6 122 W 14.9
2 122.95 119.00 125.90
SAN DIEGO BROWN CA SDM 32 N 34.3 116 W 58.7
524 122.95 126.50 132.35
SAN DIEGO EL CA CA SEE 32 N 49.5 116 W 58.3
385 122.95 120.70 125.45
SAN DIEGO INTL CA SAN 32 N 44.0 117 W 11.2
15 122.95 118.30 134.80
SAN DIEGO MONTG CA MYF 32 N 48.9 117 W 8.3
423 122.95 119.20 126.60
SAN FRANCISCO CA SFO 37 N 37.1 122 W 22.4
11 122.95 120.50 118.85
SAN JOSE INTL CA SJC 37 N 21.6 121 W 55.6
56 122.95 124.00 114.10
SAN JOSE REID CA RHV 37 N 19.9 121 W 49.1
133 122.95 119.80 125.20
SAN LUIS OBISPO CA SBP 35 N 14.2 120 W 38.4
209 122.95 124.00 119.80
SAN MARTIN CA Q99 37 N 4.9 121 W 35.7
281 122.70 0.00 0.00
SANGER WONDER V CA 077 36 N 47.5 119 W 18.5
630 122.80 0.00 0.00
SANTA ANA WAYNE CA SNA 33 N 40.5 117 W 52.0
54 122.95 119.90 126.00
SANTA BARBARA CA SBA 34 N 25.5 119 W 50.3
10 122.95 119.70 124.80
SANTA MARIA PUB CA SMX 34 N 53.9 120 W 27.3
258 122.95 118.30 121.15
SANTA MONICA MU CA SMO 34 N 0.9 118 W 27.0
175 122.95 120.10 119.15
SANTA PAULA CA SZP 34 N 20.8 119 W 3.6
245 122.80 0.00 0.00
SANTA ROSA AIR CA O01 38 N 24.8 122 W 45.4
100 122.80 0.00 0.00
SANTA ROSA SONO CA STS 38 N 30.5 122 W 48.7
125 122.95 118.50 120.55
SANTA YNEZ CA IZA 34 N 36.4 120 W 4.4
671 122.80 0.00 118.00
SHELTER COVE CA 0Q5 40 N 1.6 124 W 4.3
69 122.90 0.00 0.00
SOUTH LAKE TAHO CA TVL 38 N 53.6 119 W 59.6
6264 122.95 118.40 0.00
STOCKTON METRO CA SCK 37 N 53.6 121 W 14.2
30 122.95 120.30 118.25
SUSANVILLE SPAU CA 1Q2 40 N 39.1 120 W 46.0
5110 122.80 0.00 0.00
TEHACHAPI MUN CA TSP 35 N 8.2 118 W 26.5
4002 123.00 0.00 0.00
TEMECULA RANCHO CA 2L0 33 N 30.2 117 W 9.5
1015 122.80 0.00 0.00
THERMAL CA TRM 33 N 37.5 116 W 9.6
117 123.00 123.00 123.60
TORRANCE MUN CA TOA 33 N 48.2 118 W 20.3
101 122.95 124.00 125.60
TRACY MUN CA O36 37 N 41.2 121 W 26.4
192 122.80 0.00 123.85
TRINITY CENTER CA O86 40 N 59.0 122 W 41.5
2390 122.90 0.00 0.00
TRUCKEE TAHOE CA TRK 39 N 19.2 120 W 8.3
5900 122.80 0.00 128.80
TULARE MEFFORD CA TLR 36 N 9.2 119 W 19.5
271 122.70 0.00 0.00
TWENTYNINE PALM CA TNP 34 N 7.9 115 W 56.7
1905 122.80 0.00 128.15
UKIAH MUN CA UKI 39 N 7.5 123 W 11.0
616 123.00 0.00 123.60
UPLAND CABLE CA CCB 34 N 6.7 117 W 41.2
1450 123.00 0.00 125.50
VACAVILLE NUT T CA O45 38 N 22.5 121 W 57.7
113 122.70 0.00 126.60
VAN NUYS CA VNY 34 N 12.5 118 W 29.3
799 122.95 119.30 118.45
VISALIA MUN CA VIS 36 N 19.1 119 W 23.5
292 123.00 0.00 118.50
WASCO KERN CO CA L19 35 N 37.1 119 W 21.1
313 122.80 0.00 118.80
WATSONVILLE MUN CA WVI 36 N 56.1 121 W 47.3
160 122.80 0.00 127.15
WILLOWS GLENN CA WLW 39 N 30.9 122 W 12.9
139 122.80 0.00 132.20
ABACO MARSH HAR CB MYAM 26 N 30.7 77 W 5.1
10 122.80 0.00 0.00
ABACO TREASURE CB MYAT 26 N 44.8 77 W 23.6
6 122.80 0.00 0.00
ABACO WALKERCAY CB MYAW 27 N 16.0 78 W 24.0
12 122.80 0.00 0.00
ANDROSCONGOTOWN CB MYAK 24 N 9.4 77 W 35.4
15 122.80 0.00 0.00
ANDROSTOWN CB MYAF 24 N 41.9 77 W 47.8
5 122.80 0.00 0.00
ANTIGUA ST JOHN CB TAPA 17 N 8.3 61 W 47.4
62 118.20 118.20 119.10
ARUBA ORANJESTA CB TNCA 12 N 30.1 70 W 0.9
59 118.00 118.00 0.00
BARBADOS BRIDGE CB TBPB 13 N 4.3 59 W 29.7
169 129.35 118.70 0.00
BERMUDA HAMILTO CB TXKF 32 N 21.9 64 W 40.7
12 119.10 118.10 0.00
BERRY CHUB CAY CB MYCB 25 N 25.1 77 W 52.9
5 122.80 0.00 0.00
BERRY GREAT HAR CB MYBG 25 N 44.3 77 W 50.4
18 122.80 0.00 0.00
BIMINI SOUTH BI CB MYBS 25 N 42.0 79 W 15.8
10 122.80 0.00 0.00
BONAIRE NETHERL CB TNCB 12 N 8.3 68 W 16.2
20 118.70 118.70 0.00
CAP HAITIEN CB MTCH 19 N 44.0 72 W 11.7
15 118.70 118.70 0.00
CAYMAN BRAC CB MWCB 19 N 41.2 79 W 53.1
7 118.40 118.40 0.00
CHRISTIANSTED CB STX 17 N 42.2 64 W 47.9
61 122.80 118.60 0.00
CURACAO WILLEMS CB TNCC 12 N 11.6 68 W 57.6
29 118.30 118.30 0.00
ELEU GOVERNORS CB MYEM 25 N 17.1 76 W 19.8
23 122.80 0.00 0.00
ELEU ROCK SOUND CB MYER 24 N 53.5 76 W 10.7
10 122.80 0.00 0.00
FREEPORT BAHAMA CB MYGF 26 N 33.3 78 W 41.9
7 123.00 118.50 0.00
FREEPORT GRAND CB MYGF 26 N 33.4 78 W 41.9
7 122.80 118.50 126.50
GRAND CAYMAN CB MWCR 19 N 17.6 81 W 21.5
8 120.20 120.20 0.00
GRAND TURK ISL. CB MBJT 21 N 26.7 71 W 8.5
13 126.00 126.00 0.00
GREAT EXUMA ISL CB MYEG 23 N 28.1 75 W 46.9
5 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAVANA CUBA CB MUHA 22 N 59.4 82 W 24.4
210 118.10 118.10 0.00
KINGSTON JAMAIC CB MKJP 17 N 56.0 76 W 47.3
10 120.60 120.60 0.00
MAIQUETIA VENEZ CB SVMI 10 N 36.4 66 W 59.4
235 0.00 118.10 114.80
MARTINIQUE FORT CB TFFF 14 N 35.4 61 W 0.6
16 118.50 118.50 0.00
MONTEGO BAY JAM CB MKJS 18 N 30.3 77 W 54.7
4 120.80 120.80 0.00
NASSAU NEW PROV CB MYNN 25 N 2.5 77 W 28.3
10 123.00 119.50 118.70
PORT AU PRINCE CB MTPP 18 N 34.8 72 W 17.6
109 118.30 118.30 0.00
PORT OF SPAIN CB TTPP 10 N 35.6 61 W 20.9
57 0.00 118.10 0.00
PUERTO PLATA CB MDPP 19 N 45.5 70 W 34.1
16 118.00 118.00 0.00
ROOSEVELT ROADS CB TJNR 18 N 15.0 65 W 38.1
38 0.00 126.20 0.00
SAN ANDROS CB MYAN 25 N 3.4 78 W 2.8
5 122.80 0.00 0.00
SAN JUAN PUERTO CB TJSJ 18 N 26.5 66 W 0.1
10 0.00 118.30 125.80
SANTA DOMINGO CB MDSD 18 N 25.8 69 W 40.1
58 118.10 118.10 0.00
ST CROIX ALEX H CB STX 17 N 42.2 64 W 47.9
61 122.80 118.60 0.00
ST CROIX VIR.IS CB TISX 17 N 42.2 64 W 47.9
61 0.00 118.60 0.00
ST JOHNS ANTIGU CB MKPA 17 N 8.5 61 W 47.1
62 0.00 118.20 0.00
ST KITTS CB TKPK 17 N 18.8 62 W 43.0
170 118.30 118.30 0.00
ST LUCIA VIEUX CB TLPL 13 N 44.0 60 W 57.3
11 118.30 118.30 0.00
ST MAARTEN PHIL CB TNCM 18 N 2.5 63 W 6.6
13 118.70 118.70 0.00
ST THOMAS CB STT 18 N 20.4 64 W 58.2
15 122.95 118.80 124.00
ST THOMAS AMALI CB TIST 18 N 20.4 64 W 58.2
15 0.00 118.80 124.00
WEST END GRAND CB MYGW 26 N 41.2 78 W 58.5
5 122.80 119.80 0.00
CHESTER CN 3B9 41 N 23.0 72 W 30.3
416 122.80 0.00 126.95
DANIELSON CN 5B3 41 N 49.1 71 W 54.0
239 123.00 0.00 123.85
EAST HADDAM GOO CN 42B 41 N 26.7 72 W 27.3
9 122.80 0.00 0.00
EAST HARTFORD CN EHT 41 N 45.2 72 W 37.5
48 0.00 119.90 123.85
ELLINGTON CN 7B9 41 N 55.4 72 W 27.4
253 123.00 0.00 0.00
GRISWOLD LAKESI CN 5B4 41 N 34.9 71 W 54.9
207 122.90 0.00 0.00
MADISON GRISWOL CN N04 41 N 16.2 72 W 32.9
15 122.80 0.00 126.95
PLAINVILLE ROBE CN 4B8 41 N 41.4 72 W 51.9
200 122.80 0.00 0.00
SIMSBURY CN 4B9 41 N 55.0 72 W 46.6
195 122.70 0.00 0.00
WAREHOUSE POINT CN 7B6 41 N 55.7 72 W 34.5
120 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILLIMANTIC CN 5B0 41 N 44.7 72 W 11.0
246 122.70 0.00 119.45
ASPEN PITKIN CO CO ASE 39 N 13.3 106 W 52.1
7815 122.95 118.40 120.40
COLORADO SPRING CO COS 38 N 48.5 104 W 42.5
6172 122.95 119.90 125.00
CRAIG MOFFAT CO CAG 40 N 29.7 107 W 31.2
6198 122.80 0.00 128.50
CRAWFORD CO 99V 38 N 44.2 107 W 38.5
6470 122.90 0.00 0.00
DELTA BLAKE CO 1V9 38 N 47.0 108 W 3.9
5166 122.80 0.00 0.00
DENVER CO DEN 39 N 46.5 104 W 52.7
5333 122.95 118.30 117.00
DENVER CENTENNI CO APA 39 N 34.2 104 W 50.9
5883 122.95 118.90 120.30
DENVER FRONT RN CO FTG 39 N 47.5 104 W 33.3
5485 123.00 0.00 119.30
DENVER JEFFCO CO BJC 39 N 54.4 105 W 6.8
5654 122.95 118.60 126.25
DURANGO LA PLAT CO DRO 37 N 9.0 107 W 45.1
6685 122.80 0.00 133.40
ERIE TRI CO AIR CO 48V 40 N 0.6 105 W 2.6
5151 123.00 0.00 126.90
FALCON MEADOW L CO 00V 38 N 57.0 104 W 34.3
6880 123.00 0.00 0.00
FLAGLER AVIATIO CO 3V3 39 N 16.8 103 W 3.9
4945 122.80 0.00 0.00
FORT COLLINS CO FNL 40 N 26.9 105 W 0.6
5016 122.70 0.00 124.80
FORT COLLINS CO 3V5 40 N 35.2 105 W 2.4
4935 123.00 0.00 124.80
GLENWOOD SPRGS CO GWS 39 N 30.5 107 W 18.6
5916 122.80 0.00 0.00
GRAND JUNCTION CO GJT 39 N 7.3 108 W 31.5
4858 122.95 118.10 118.55
GREELEY WELD CO CO GXY 40 N 25.6 104 W 37.9
4658 122.80 0.00 124.80
GUNNISON CO CO GUC 38 N 32.0 106 W 55.9
7668 122.70 0.00 127.80
HAYDEN YAMPA CO HDN 40 N 28.8 107 W 13.0
6604 122.80 0.00 128.50
HOLYOKE CO 8V5 40 N 34.6 102 W 16.6
3726 122.70 0.00 132.70
LA JUNTA MUN CO LHX 38 N 3.2 103 W 30.6
4238 123.00 0.00 126.60
LAMAR MUN CO LAA 38 N 4.2 102 W 41.2
3703 122.80 0.00 0.00
MONTROSE CO CO MTJ 38 N 30.0 107 W 53.6
5759 122.80 0.00 127.80
PAGOSA SPRINGS CO 2V1 37 N 16.6 107 W 3.3
7700 122.80 0.00 0.00
PUEBLO MEM CO PUB 38 N 17.3 104 W 29.7
4726 122.95 119.10 125.25
RIFLE GARFIELD CO HIL 39 N 31.5 107 W 43.3
5548 122.80 0.00 0.00
STEAMBOAT SPRGS CO SBS 40 N 30.9 106 W 51.9
6878 122.80 0.00 0.00
BRIDGEPORT CT BDR 41 N 9.8 73 W 7.6
10 123.00 120.90 108.80
DANBURY MUNI CT DXR 41 N 22.3 73 W 29.0
457 122.95 119.40 127.75
GROTON NEW LON CT GON 41 N 19.8 72 W 2.8
10 122.95 125.40 0.00
HARTFORD CT HFD 41 N 44.2 72 W 39.0
20 122.95 119.60 126.45
MADISON GRISWOL CT NO4 41 N 16.3 72 W 32.0
15 122.80 0.00 0.00
MERIDAN CT MMK 41 N 30.6 72 W 49.8
102 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEW HAVEN TWEED CT HVN 41 N 15.8 72 W 55.3
13 122.95 124.80 133.65
OXFORD CT OXC 41 N 28.8 73 W 8.2
727 122.80 0.00 120.75
WILLIMANTIC CT 5BO 41 N 44.8 72 W 11.0
246 122.80 0.00 0.00
WINDSOR LOCKS CT BDL 41 N 56.3 27 W 41.0
174 122.95 120.30 118.15
BEAVER CREEK CW YXQ 62 N 24.6 140 W 51.9
2129 122.10 0.00 0.00
CALGARY CW CYYC 51 N 6.8 114 W 1.2
3557 123.85 118.40 114.80
EDMONTON CW CYEG 53 N 18.6 113 W 34.7
2373 128.00 118.30 128.00
GANDER CW CYQX 48 N 56.4 54 W 34.2
496 128.50 118.10 0.00
HALIFAX CW CYHZ 44 N 52.9 63 W 30.6
477 122.50 118.40 121.00
MONTREAL DORVAL CW CYUL 45 N 28.1 73 W 45.0
117 122.20 119.90 128.00
MONTREAL MIRABE CW CYMX 45 N 40.8 74 W 2.3
270 125.15 119.10 125.70
TORONTO PEARSON CW CYYZ 43 N 40.6 79 W 37.9
569 125.40 118.35 113.30
VANCOUVER CW CYVR 49 N 11.7 123 W 11.0
9 122.20 118.70 114.80
WINNIPEG CW CYWG 49 N 54.7 97 W 14.6
783 122.50 118.30 114.80
WASHINGTON DULL DC IAD 38 N 56.7 77 W 27.4
313 122.95 120.10 134.85
WASHINGTON NATL DC DCA 38 N 51.1 77 W 2.3
15 122.95 119.10 132.65
DOVER CHANDELLE DE 0N4 39 N 12.1 75 W 29.1
22 122.80 0.00 128.00
DOVER CHESWOLD DE 33N 39 N 13.1 75 W 36.0
56 123.00 0.00 128.00
GEORGETOWN DE GED 38 N 41.4 75 W 21.6
51 122.80 0.00 128.00
LAUREL DE DE N06 38 N 32.5 75 W 35.5
30 122.80 0.00 0.00
MIDDLETOWN DE N92 39 N 31.3 75 W 43.3
71 122.70 0.00 125.00
MILFORD AIRPARK DE N98 38 N 55.7 75 W 26.2
42 122.80 0.00 0.00
SMYRNA DE 38N 39 N 18.0 75 W 35.2
20 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILMINGTON DE ILG 39 N 40.7 75 W 36.4
80 122.95 126.00 123.95
WYOMING JENKINS DE 15N 39 N 7.1 75 W 35.0
53 122.80 0.00 0.00
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155 122.80 0.00 0.00
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80 122.80 0.00 0.00
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71 122.80 0.00 0.00
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42 122.80 0.00 127.80
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289 122.80 0.00 0.00
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66 122.80 0.00 0.00
EVERGLADES FL X01 25 N 50.9 81 W 23.4
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FORT LAUDERDALE FL FXE 26 N 11.8 80 W 10.3
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GAINESVILLE FL GNV 29 N 41.4 82 W 16.4
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HOLLYWOOD N.PER FL HWO 26 N 0.0 80 W 14.4
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IMMOKALEE FL IMM 26 N 25.8 81 W 24.0
37 122.80 0.00 0.00
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30 122.95 118.30 125.85
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KEY WEST SUGAR FL 7X1 24 N 38.9 81 W 34.8
4 122.80 0.00 0.00
KEYSTONE HEIGHT FL 42J 29 N 50.6 82 W 3.0
196 122.70 0.00 123.80
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LA BELLE MUN FL X14 26 N 44.6 81 W 25.9
17 122.80 0.00 0.00
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202 122.70 118.20 134.40
LAKE WALES MUNI FL X07 27 N 53.6 81 W 37.2
125 122.80 0.00 0.00
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142 122.95 124.50 0.00
LEESBURG FL LEE 28 N 49.3 81 W 48.6
77 122.70 0.00 121.10
LIVE OAK SUWANN FL 24J 30 N 18.0 83 W 1.4
104 122.80 0.00 0.00
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14 122.80 0.00 132.40
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113 123.00 0.00 133.75
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33 122.95 118.20 132.55
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10 123.00 118.30 117.10
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MIAMI OPA LOCKA FL X46 25 N 56.9 80 W 25.4
8 122.90 0.00 0.00
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10 122.95 118.90 124.00
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80 122.80 0.00 0.00
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9 123.00 128.50 0.00
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40 122.80 0.00 125.30
NEW SMYRNA BCH FL 34J 29 N 3.2 80 W 56.9
12 122.80 0.00 125.35
NORTH PERRY FL HWO 26 N 0.0 80 W 14.4
9 123.00 124.40 121.30
OCALA MUNI FL OCF 29 N 10.5 82 W 13.5
90 123.00 0.00 135.75
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34 123.00 0.00 0.00
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113 122.95 118.70 0.00
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96 122.95 124.30 121.25
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29 122.70 0.00 0.00
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17 122.80 0.00 124.60
PALATKA LARKIN FL 28J 29 N 39.5 81 W 41.3
56 122.80 0.00 123.80
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20 122.95 120.50 128.30
PENSACOLA COAST FL 83J 30 N 31.8 87 W 23.2
110 122.80 0.00 0.00
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121 122.95 119.90 121.25
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45 122.80 0.00 0.00
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153 123.00 0.00 120.65
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143 123.00 0.00 0.00
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222 122.70 0.00 128.70
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55 122.80 0.00 0.00
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57 122.95 120.30 121.10
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23 122.80 0.00 0.00
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63 122.70 0.00 135.30
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11 122.95 118.30 0.00
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7 122.95 120.40 125.30
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157 122.80 0.00 128.70
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81 122.95 118.70 119.45
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27 122.95 119.50 126.45
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8 122.80 0.00 134.25
TAMPA TOPP FL X39 28 N 13.2 82 W 22.5
68 122.80 0.00 0.00
TAMPA VANDENBER FL X16 28 N 0.5 82 W 21.0
16 122.80 0.00 0.00
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35 123.00 118.90 119.25
TITUSVILLE DUNN FL X21 28 N 37.3 80 W 50.2
28 122.80 0.00 0.00
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107 122.90 0.00 0.00
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26 123.00 0.00 0.00
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WEST PALM CNTY FL LNA 26 N 35.6 80 W 5.2
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WILLISTON MUN FL X6O 29 N 21.5 82 W 28.2
76 122.80 0.00 134.40
WINTER HAVEN FL GIF 28 N 3.4 81 W 45.4
146 122.70 0.00 120.65
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235 122.80 0.00 0.00
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197 122.95 120.25 125.75
AMERICUS SOUTHE GA ACJ 32 N 6.7 84 W 11.3
466 122.80 0.00 119.95
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389 122.70 0.00 0.00
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807 123.00 0.00 127.50
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841 122.95 118.50 119.00
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145 122.95 118.70 128.10
AUGUSTA DANIEL GA DNL 33 N 27.9 82 W 2.4
424 122.80 0.00 126.80
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141 122.80 0.00 128.70
BAXLEY MUN GA 30J 31 N 42.8 82 W 23.5
202 122.80 0.00 132.30
BLAIRSVILLE GA 46A 34 N 51.3 83 W 59.8
1911 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLAKELY EARLY GA 11J 31 N 23.7 84 W 53.5
213 122.80 0.00 0.00
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BRUNSWICK MALCO GA SSI 31 N 9.0 81 W 23.5
20 122.70 0.00 126.75
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682 122.80 0.00 126.00
BUTLER MUN GA 6A1 32 N 34.0 84 W 15.0
667 122.90 0.00 0.00
CAIRO GRADY CO GA 70J 30 N 53.3 84 W 9.3
264 122.70 0.00 120.80
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CAMILLA MITCHEL GA CXU 31 N 12.7 84 W 14.3
171 122.80 0.00 125.75
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860 122.90 0.00 0.00
CANTON CHEROKEE GA 47A 34 N 18.6 84 W 25.4
1219 122.80 0.00 0.00
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756 123.00 0.00 133.80
CEDARTOWN CORNE GA 4A4 34 N 1.1 85 W 8.8
973 122.80 0.00 133.80
CIVINGTON MUN GA 9A1 33 N 37.9 83 W 51.1
796 123.00 0.00 119.30
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115 122.80 0.00 0.00
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336 122.80 0.00 119.60
COLUMBUS METRO GA CSG 32 N 30.9 84 W 56.3
397 122.95 120.10 127.75
CORDELE CRISP GA 02J 31 N 59.4 83 W 46.4
308 122.80 0.00 125.75
CORNELIA HABERS GA 50A 34 N 30.0 83 W 33.3
1447 122.70 0.00 118.90
CUMMING MATHIS GA 84A 34 N 6.0 84 W 9.6
1160 122.80 0.00 0.00
CUTHBERT RANDOL GA 25J 31 N 42.0 84 W 49.5
457 122.90 0.00 0.00
DAHLONEGA LUMPK GA 9A0 34 N 34.7 84 W 1.2
1311 122.90 0.00 0.00
DALTON MUN GA DNN 34 N 43.3 84 W 52.1
710 122.70 0.00 125.10
DAWSON MUN GA 16J 31 N 44.7 84 W 25.5
321 122.80 0.00 0.00
DONALDSONVILLE GA 17J 31 N 0.4 84 W 52.3
160 122.80 0.00 0.00
DOUGLAS MUN GA 18J 31 N 28.7 82 W 51.5
256 122.80 0.00 132.30
DUBLIN BARRON GA DBN 32 N 33.8 82 W 59.2
310 122.70 0.00 124.20
EASTMAN DODGE GA O7J 32 N 12.8 83 W 7.7
306 122.90 0.00 119.60
EATONTON PUTNAM GA 32A 33 N 17.8 83 W 22.5
567 122.90 0.00 0.00
ELBERTON PATZ GA 27A 34 N 5.7 82 W 49.0
600 122.80 0.00 127.50
ELLIJAY GILMER GA 49A 34 N 37.6 84 W 31.5
1486 123.00 0.00 0.00
FITZGERALD MUN GA FZG 31 N 40.9 83 W 16.1
365 123.00 0.00 124.60
FOLKSTON DAVIS GA 3J6 30 N 47.8 82 W 1.6
68 122.90 0.00 0.00
FORT VALLEY DUK GA 88A 32 N 37.9 83 W 50.3
528 122.80 0.00 0.00
GAINESVILLE GIL GA GVL 34 N 16.4 83 W 49.6
1277 122.80 0.00 118.90
GREENSBORO GA 3J7 33 N 35.9 83 W 8.2
678 122.80 0.00 0.00
GRIFFIN SPALDIN GA 6A2 33 N 13.6 84 W 16.5
958 122.80 0.00 119.80
HAMPTON HENRY GA 4A7 33 N 23.4 84 W 19.7
880 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAZLEHURST GA 46J 31 N 53.0 82 W 38.7
255 122.90 0.00 132.30
HINESVILLE LIBE GA 2J2 31 N 47.0 81 W 38.4
97 122.90 0.00 118.40
HOMERVILLE GA 19J 31 N 3.3 82 W 46.4
186 122.90 0.00 124.60
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1520 122.80 0.00 0.00
JEFFERSON JACKS GA 19A 34 N 10.4 83 W 33.6
948 122.80 0.00 0.00
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JESUP WAYNE CO GA JES 31 N 33.2 81 W 53.2
108 122.80 0.00 126.75
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LA GRANGE CALLA GA LGC 33 N 4.4 85 W 4.2
693 123.00 0.00 119.25
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777 122.80 0.00 0.00
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1036 122.80 0.00 119.30
LOUISVILLE MUN GA 2J3 32 N 59.1 82 W 23.1
328 122.90 0.00 0.00
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463 123.00 0.00 124.80
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354 122.95 118.30 118.95
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688 122.80 0.00 127.50
MARIETTA MC COL GA 8A4 34 N 0.7 84 W 35.9
1040 122.70 0.00 121.00
MC RAE TELFAIR GA MQW 32 N 5.7 82 W 52.8
203 122.90 0.00 132.30
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197 123.00 0.00 132.50
MILLEDGEVILLE GA MLJ 33 N 9.1 83 W 14.2
385 122.80 0.00 124.20
MILLEN GA 2J5 32 N 53.5 81 W 57.8
228 122.90 0.00 0.00
MONROE WALTON GA A06 33 N 46.9 83 W 41.5
866 122.90 0.00 119.30
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339 122.90 0.00 119.95
MOULTRIE MUN GA MGR 31 N 5.0 83 W 48.2
294 122.80 0.00 126.60
NASHVILLE BERRI GA 4J2 32 N 11.7 83 W 13.6
239 122.90 0.00 0.00
NEWAN COWETA CO GA CCO 33 N 18.7 84 W 46.3
970 122.80 0.00 119.80
PALMETTO S.FULT GA 8A9 33 N 32.2 84 W 38.3
1025 122.80 0.00 0.00
PEACHTREE FALCO GA 2A9 33 N 21.3 84 W 34.1
808 122.80 0.00 119.80
PERRY FT VALLEY GA 54A 32 N 30.7 83 W 45.7
418 122.80 0.00 124.80
PINE MT CALLAWA GA PIM 32 N 50.4 84 W 52.9
902 122.80 0.00 127.70
PLAINS PETERSON GA 7A9 32 N 5.4 84 W 22.3
526 122.80 0.00 119.95
QUITMAN BROOKS GA 4J5 30 N 48.3 83 W 35.2
185 122.90 0.00 0.00
REIDSVILLE GA RVJ 32 N 3.5 82 W 9.0
203 122.90 0.00 132.30
ROME RUSSELL GA RMG 34 N 21.0 85 W 9.5
644 123.00 0.00 133.80
SANDERSVILLE KA GA GA07 32 N 57.9 82 W 50.2
439 123.00 0.00 124.20
SAVANNAH INTL GA SAV 32 N 7.6 81 W 12.1
50 122.95 119.10 123.75
ST MARYS GA 4J6 30 N 45.2 81 W 33.4
24 122.80 0.00 127.00
STATESBORO MUN GA TBR 32 N 29.0 81 W 44.2
187 122.80 0.00 132.50
STOCKBRIDGE BER GA 4A0 33 N 32.1 84 W 10.7
770 122.80 0.00 0.00
STONE MT BRITT GA 00A 33 N 48.6 84 W 7.1
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SWAINSBORO EMAN GA SBO 32 N 36.4 82 W 22.0
328 122.80 0.00 123.95
SYLVANIA PLANTA GA 56J 32 N 38.7 81 W 35.8
186 122.80 0.00 132.50
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404 122.80 0.00 127.20
THOMASTON GRANT GA 2A2 32 N 56.4 84 W 20.4
770 122.80 0.00 126.00
THOMASVILLE MUN GA TVI 30 N 54.0 83 W 53.0
264 122.80 0.00 124.60
THOMSON MC DUFF GA 48J 33 N 31.7 82 W 31.0
480 122.80 0.00 126.80
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355 122.70 0.00 126.60
TOCCOA LETOURNE GA TOC 34 N 35.5 83 W 17.6
995 122.80 0.00 118.90
VALDOSTA GA VLD 30 N 46.9 83 W 16.6
204 122.95 120.90 126.60
VIDALIA MUN GA VDI 32 N 11.5 82 W 22.5
275 122.80 0.00 132.50
WARM SPRINGS GA 5A9 32 N 56.0 84 W 41.3
880 122.80 0.00 0.00
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646 122.80 0.00 127.50
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142 122.80 0.00 132.30
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295 122.80 0.00 126.80
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WRENS MEM GA 65J 33 N 13.3 82 W 23.0
450 122.80 0.00 0.00
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1219 122.80 0.00 0.00
AMES MUN IA AMW 41 N 59.7 93 W 37.3
929 122.80 0.00 126.00
ATLANTIC MUN IA AIO 41 N 24.5 95 W 3.0
1165 122.70 0.00 0.00
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1300 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLOOMFIELD MUN IA 4K6 40 N 43.9 92 W 25.6
887 122.80 0.00 0.00
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1147 123.00 0.00 123.90
BURLINGTON MUN IA BRL 40 N 47.0 91 W 7.5
698 123.00 0.00 135.60
CARROLL NEU IA CIN 42 N 2.8 94 W 47.3
1208 122.80 0.00 0.00
CEDAR RAPIDS IA CID 41 N 53.0 91 W 42.5
864 122.95 118.70 124.15
CENTERVILLE MUN IA K21 40 N 41.0 92 W 54.0
1028 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHARITON MUN IA CNC 41 N 1.2 93 W 21.7
1049 122.80 0.00 135.20
CHARLES CITY IA CCY 43 N 4.2 92 W 36.2
1130 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHEROKEE MUN IA CKP 42 N 43.9 95 W 33.3
1213 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLARINDA SCHENK IA ICL 40 N 43.4 95 W 1.4
992 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLARION MUN IA CAV 42 N 44.5 93 W 45.5
1162 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLINTON MUN IA CWI 41 N 49.8 90 W 19.7
708 122.80 0.00 125.95
CORNING MUN IA CRZ 40 N 59.6 94 W 45.2
1274 122.90 0.00 0.00
COUNCIL BLUFFS IA CBF 45 N 15.5 95 W 45.6
1269 122.80 0.00 124.50
CRESCO CHURCH IA CJJ 43 N 21.9 92 W 7.9
1277 122.80 0.00 0.00
CRESTON MUN IA CSQ 41 N 1.1 94 W 21.6
1293 122.80 0.00 0.00
DAVENPORT MUN IA DVN 41 N 36.7 90 W 35.3
753 123.00 0.00 125.95
DECORAH MUN IA DEH 43 N 16.5 91 W 44.4
1154 122.80 0.00 0.00
DES MOINES INTL IA DSM 41 N 32.1 93 W 39.6
957 122.95 118.30 119.55
DUBUQUE MUN IA DBQ 42 N 24.1 90 W 42.5
1076 122.95 119.50 0.00
EAGLE GROVE MUN IA EAG 42 N 42.5 93 W 54.9
1131 122.80 0.00 0.00
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1205 122.80 0.00 0.00
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1317 122.80 0.00 0.00
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799 122.80 0.00 0.00
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1209 122.80 0.00 0.00
FORT DODGE MUN IA FOD 42 N 33.0 94 W 11.5
1157 122.80 0.00 0.00
GARDEN CITY MUN IA GCK 37 N 55.6 100 W 43.4
2888 123.00 123.60 125.20
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1361 122.90 0.00 0.00
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1175 122.70 0.00 0.00
HARLAN RUSHENBG IA HNR 41 N 35.2 95 W 20.2
1218 122.80 0.00 124.50
INDEPENDENCE IA 11B 42 N 27.1 91 W 56.8
977 122.80 0.00 118.90
IOWA CITY MUN IA IOW 41 N 38.3 91 W 32.7
661 122.80 0.00 119.70
IOWA FALLS MUN IA IFA 42 N 28.1 93 W 16.3
1136 122.80 0.00 0.00
JEFFERSON MUN IA EFW 42 N 0.7 94 W 20.5
1048 122.80 0.00 0.00
KEOKUK MUN IA EOK 40 N 28.0 91 W 25.9
670 122.80 0.00 0.00
KNOXVILLE MUN IA OXV 41 N 18.0 93 W 7.0
927 122.80 0.00 123.90
LARCHWOOD ZANGR IA Y00 43 N 27.0 96 W 24.3
1476 122.90 0.00 0.00
LE MARS MUN IA LRJ 42 N 46.6 96 W 11.6
1196 122.80 0.00 124.60
MAPLETON MUN IA MEY 42 N 10.7 95 W 47.6
1116 122.80 0.00 124.60
MAQUOKETA MUN IA OQW 42 N 3.0 90 W 45.0
769 122.80 0.00 118.75
MARSHALLTOWN IA MIW 42 N 7.0 92 W 55.0
974 122.80 0.00 0.00
MASON CITY MUN IA MCW 43 N 9.4 93 W 19.8
1213 123.00 123.60 0.00
MONTICELLO MUN IA MXO 42 N 14.0 91 W 10.0
845 122.80 0.00 134.05
MOUNT PLEASANT IA MPZ 40 N 56.7 91 W 30.5
734 122.90 0.00 0.00
MUSCATINE MUN IA MUT 41 N 22.0 91 W 8.7
547 122.70 0.00 118.20
NEWTON MUN IA TNU 41 N 40.5 93 W 1.3
953 122.80 0.00 126.30
OELWEIN MUN IA 0L2 42 N 40.9 91 W 58.6
1076 122.80 0.00 0.00
ORANGE CITY MUN IA ORC 42 N 59.4 96 W 3.7
1414 122.80 0.00 0.00
OSKALOOSA MUN IA OOA 41 N 13.5 92 W 29.5
840 122.80 0.00 121.40
OTTUMWA INDUSTR IA OTM 41 N 6.4 92 W 26.9
845 123.00 0.00 121.40
PAULLINA MUN IA 1Y9 42 N 59.3 95 W 39.8
1385 122.90 0.00 0.00
PELLA MUN IA PEA 41 N 24.1 92 W 56.7
880 122.80 0.00 123.90
PERRY MUN IA PRO 41 N 49.6 94 W 9.5
1014 122.80 0.00 135.20
POCAHANTAS MUN IA POH 42 N 44.7 94 W 38.9
1222 122.80 0.00 0.00
RED ROCK MUN IA RDK 41 N 0.6 95 W 15.4
1043 122.80 0.00 124.50
SAC CITY MUN IA SKI 42 N 22.8 94 W 58.7
1249 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHELDON MUN IA SHL 43 N 12.6 95 W 50.0
1419 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHENANDOAH MUN IA SDA 40 N 45.2 95 W 25.2
968 122.80 0.00 124.50
SIBLEY MUN IA ISB 43 N 22.1 95 W 45.3
1537 122.80 0.00 0.00
SIOUX CENTER MU IA SOY 43 N 8.0 96 W 11.2
1446 122.80 0.00 0.00
SIOUX CITY GATE IA SUX 42 N 24.2 96 W 23.0
1098 122.95 118.70 119.45
SPENCER MUN IA SPW 43 N 9.8 95 W 12.0
1337 123.00 0.00 0.00
STORM LAKE MUN IA SLB 42 N 35.7 95 W 14.3
1487 122.70 0.00 0.00
VINTON VETERANS IA VTI 42 N 13.0 92 W 1.7
845 122.80 0.00 134.05
VIPTON MATHEWS IA 8C4 41 N 45.8 91 W 9.2
840 122.90 0.00 0.00
WASHINGTON MUN IA AWG 41 N 16.5 91 W 40.4
770 122.70 0.00 0.00
WATERLOO MUN IA ALO 42 N 33.4 92 W 24.0
873 122.95 118.10 120.65
WEBSTER CITY MU IA EBS 42 N 26.2 93 W 52.0
1117 122.80 0.00 0.00
ATHOL SILVERWOO ID S62 47 N 54.5 116 W 42.5
2350 122.70 0.00 0.00
BLACKFOOT MC CA ID U02 43 N 12.7 112 W 20.7
4488 122.80 0.00 0.00
BOISE AIR TERM ID BOI 43 N 33.9 116 W 13.4
2858 122.95 118.10 123.90
BUHL MUN ID U03 42 N 35.5 114 W 47.7
3660 122.90 0.00 0.00
BURLEY MUN ID BYI 42 N 32.5 113 W 46.2
4150 122.80 0.00 0.00
CALDWELL IND ID U35 43 N 38.5 116 W 38.2
2424 122.80 0.00 119.60
CHALLIS MUN ID U15 44 N 31.3 114 W 13.0
5071 122.80 0.00 0.00
COEUR D ALENE ID COE 47 N 46.4 116 W 49.1
2318 122.80 119.10 0.00
HAILEY FRIEDMAN ID SUN 43 N 30.2 114 W 17.7
5315 122.80 0.00 0.00
IDAHO FALLS ID IDA 43 N 30.9 112 W 4.0
4741 122.95 118.50 0.00
KELLOGG SHOSHON ID S83 47 N 32.8 116 W 11.2
2223 122.80 0.00 0.00
LEWISTON NEZ ID LWS 46 N 22.4 117 W 0.8
1438 122.95 119.40 0.00
MC CALL MUN ID MYL 44 N 53.4 116 W 6.0
5023 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOSCOW PULLMAN ID PUW 46 N 44.6 117 W 6.5
2551 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOUTAIN HOME ID U76 43 N 7.8 115 W 43.7
3160 122.80 0.00 124.80
NAMPA MUN ID S67 43 N 34.8 116 W 31.2
2530 122.80 0.00 119.60
PAYETTE MUN ID S75 44 N 5.5 116 W 54.0
2228 122.90 0.00 0.00
POCATELLO MUN ID PIH 42 N 54.8 112 W 35.6
4448 122.95 119.10 0.00
REXBURG MADISON ID U11 43 N 50.0 111 W 48.2
4858 122.80 0.00 134.50
SALMON LENHI CO ID SMN 45 N 7.2 113 W 52.8
4045 122.80 0.00 0.00
SANDPOINT ID S86 48 N 17.8 116 W 33.7
2126 122.80 0.00 0.00
TWIN FALLS SUN ID TWF 42 N 28.9 114 W 29.2
4150 122.95 118.20 0.00
ALTON ST LOUIS IL ALN 38 N 53.5 90 W 2.8
545 122.95 126.00 128.00
BELVIDERE LTD IL C77 42 N 19.2 88 W 50.2
850 122.80 0.00 126.00
BENTON MUN IL H96 38 N 0.4 88 W 56.0
446 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLOOMINGTON IL BMI 40 N 28.8 88 W 55.4
875 122.95 124.60 118.05
CAHOKIA ST LOU IL CPS 38 N 34.2 90 W 9.4
413 122.95 120.90 127.85
CAIRO IL 1M0 37 N 4.2 89 W 13.2
321 122.80 0.00 0.00
CANTON INGERSOL IL CTK 40 N 34.1 90 W 4.4
682 122.80 0.00 119.95
CARBONDALE IL MDH 37 N 46.7 89 W 14.9
411 122.95 118.20 119.85
CARMI MUN IL CUL 38 N 5.3 88 W 7.3
384 122.80 0.00 127.35
CASEY MUN IL 1H8 39 N 18.1 88 W 0.2
653 122.80 0.00 125.45
CHAMPAIGN URBAN IL CMI 40 N 2.3 88 W 16.6
754 122.95 120.40 124.85
CHICAGO AURORA IL ARR 41 N 46.2 88 W 28.3
706 122.95 120.60 125.85
CHICAGO CRESTWO IL 3HW 41 N 39.2 87 W 44.6
600 123.00 0.00 0.00
CHICAGO DUPAGE IL DPA 41 N 54.8 88 W 14.7
760 122.95 120.90 124.80
CHICAGO LANSING IL 3HA 41 N 32.2 87 W 32.2
614 122.70 0.00 133.10
CHICAGO MEIGS IL CGX 41 N 51.5 87 W 36.4
592 122.95 121.30 127.35
CHICAGO MIDWAY IL MDW 41 N 47.1 87 W 45.1
619 122.95 118.70 132.75
CHICAGO O HARE IL ORD 41 N 58.8 87 W 54.2
667 122.95 118.10 135.40
CHICAGO SCHAUMB IL 06C 41 N 59.0 88 W 5.8
795 123.00 0.00 0.00
CHICAGO WHEELIN IL PWK 42 N 6.8 87 W 54.0
647 122.95 119.90 124.20
DANVILLE VERMIL IL DNV 40 N 11.9 87 W 35.7
695 122.70 0.00 121.35
DECATUR IL DEC 39 N 50.0 88 W 52.0
679 122.95 118.90 126.35
DEKALB TAYLOR IL DKB 41 N 55.8 88 W 42.8
911 122.70 0.00 133.50
DIXON WALGREEN IL C73 41 N 50.0 89 W 26.6
786 123.00 0.00 126.00
DWIGHT IL DTG 41 N 8.0 88 W 26.3
632 122.80 0.00 123.75
EFFINGHAM CO IL 1H2 39 N 4.4 88 W 32.2
586 122.80 0.00 0.00
FAIRFIELD MUN IL 2H3 38 N 23.0 88 W 25.0
426 122.90 0.00 0.00
FLORA MUN IL H84 38 N 39.9 88 W 27.1
472 122.80 0.00 0.00
FRANKFORT IL C18 41 N 29.0 87 W 51.0
775 122.80 0.00 133.10
FREEPORT ALBERT IL FEP 42 N 14.7 89 W 34.8
844 122.80 0.00 126.00
GALESBURG MUN IL GBG 40 N 56.2 90 W 25.8
764 123.00 0.00 118.20
GREENVILLE IL GRE 38 N 50.1 89 W 22.8
540 122.80 0.00 0.00
HARRISBURG RALE IL HSB 37 N 48.7 88 W 33.0
399 122.80 0.00 125.30
JACKSONVILLE IL IJX 39 N 46.5 90 W 14.2
623 122.80 0.00 118.45
JOLIET PARK DIS IL JOT 41 N 31.0 88 W 10.5
582 122.70 0.00 133.50
KANKAKEE GREATR IL IKK 41 N 4.3 87 W 50.8
623 123.00 0.00 133.70
KEWANEE MUN IL C07 41 N 12.4 89 W 57.5
856 122.80 0.00 118.20
LAWENCEVILLE VI IL LWV 38 N 45.5 87 W 36.4
429 122.80 0.00 125.60
LINCOLN LOGAN IL 3LC 40 N 9.6 89 W 20.1
595 122.80 0.00 126.15
LITCHFIELD MUN IL 3LF 39 N 9.8 89 W 40.6
690 122.80 0.00 0.00
MACOMB MUN IL MQB 40 N 31.1 90 W 39.2
709 122.80 0.00 0.00
MARION WILLIAMS IL MWA 37 N 45.2 89 W 0.7
471 122.95 126.90 0.00
MATTOON CHARLES IL MTO 39 N 28.6 88 W 16.7
721 122.70 0.00 132.85
MOLINE QUAD CIT IL MLI 41 N 26.9 90 W 30.5
589 122.95 119.40 121.20
MT CARMEL MUN IL I02 38 N 36.4 87 W 43.5
430 122.70 0.00 125.60
MT VERNON OUTLN IL MVN 38 N 19.4 88 W 51.5
480 122.80 0.00 0.00
OLNEY NOBLE IL OLY 38 N 44.0 88 W 10.5
481 123.00 0.00 0.00
OTTAWA IL C13 41 N 21.8 88 W 51.5
619 122.70 0.00 0.00
PARIS EDGAR CO IL PRG 39 N 42.0 87 W 40.2
655 123.00 0.00 125.45
PEORIA GREATER IL PIA 40 N 39.8 89 W 41.5
660 122.95 119.10 126.10
PERU ILL VALLEY IL VYS 41 N 21.2 89 W 9.1
652 123.00 0.00 123.75
PITTSFIELD PENS IL PPQ 39 N 38.3 90 W 46.8
710 122.80 0.00 0.00
PLAINFIELD CLOW IL 1C5 41 N 41.7 88 W 7.7
670 122.90 0.00 133.50
QUINCY BALDWIN IL UIN 39 N 56.5 91 W 11.6
769 122.80 123.60 0.00
ROBINSON MUN IL RSV 39 N 0.9 87 W 38.9
461 123.00 0.00 119.25
ROCKFORD GREATE IL RFD 42 N 11.6 89 W 5.6
736 122.95 118.30 126.70
ROMEOVILLE LEWI IL LOT 41 N 36.4 88 W 5.1
672 122.80 0.00 133.50
SALEM LECKRONE IL SLO 38 N 38.6 88 W 57.8
571 122.80 0.00 0.00
SANDWICH WOODLK IL C48 41 N 38.3 88 W 38.6
677 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHELBYVILLE IL 2H0 39 N 24.7 88 W 50.6
618 122.80 0.00 0.00
SPARTA HUNTER IL SAR 38 N 8.8 89 W 41.9
533 122.80 0.00 124.70
SPRINGFIELD CAP IL SPI 39 N 50.6 89 W 40.6
597 122.95 121.30 127.65
STERLING ROCKFL IL SQI 41 N 44.6 89 W 40.4
647 122.80 0.00 126.00
TAYLORVILLE MUN IL 3TV 39 N 31.8 89 W 19.7
622 122.80 0.00 118.60
VANDALIA MUN IL VLA 38 N 59.5 89 W 9.9
538 122.80 0.00 0.00
WAUKEGAN REG IL UGN 42 N 25.3 87 W 52.0
727 123.00 120.05 132.40
ALEXANDRIA IN IN I99 40 N 14.0 85 W 38.2
900 122.80 0.00 0.00
ANDERSON ACE IN 3AE 40 N 2.7 85 W 40.0
910 122.90 0.00 0.00
ANDERSON MUN IN AID 40 N 6.5 85 W 36.9
919 122.95 126.00 120.65
ANGOLA TRI STAT IN ANQ 41 N 38.3 85 W 5.2
995 122.70 0.00 126.60
AUBURN DE KALB IN 07C 41 N 18.2 85 W 4.0
883 123.00 0.00 120.20
BEDFORD GRISSOM IN BFR 38 N 50.4 86 W 26.7
728 122.80 0.00 128.80
BLOOMINGTON IN BMG 39 N 8.6 86 W 37.0
847 122.95 121.20 124.15
BLUFFTON MILLER IN C40 40 N 43.0 85 W 15.0
845 122.90 0.00 0.00
BRAZIL CLAY CO IN 012 39 N 28.6 87 W 6.0
642 122.80 0.00 125.45
COLUMBUS MUNI IN BAK 39 N 15.7 85 W 53.7
656 122.95 118.60 0.00
CORNERSVILLE ME IN CEV 39 N 42.0 85 W 8.0
867 122.80 0.00 134.45
CRAWFORDSVILLE IN CFJ 39 N 58.6 86 W 55.1
804 122.80 0.00 121.10
DELPHI MUN IN 1I9 40 N 32.5 86 W 40.9
670 122.90 0.00 0.00
ELKHART MISHAWA IN 3C1 41 N 39.4 86 W 2.0
755 122.90 0.00 0.00
ELKHART MUN IN EKM 41 N 43.2 86 W 0.0
777 122.95 119.50 118.55
EVANSVILLE DRES IN EVV 38 N 2.2 87 W 31.8
418 122.95 118.70 120.20
FORT WAYNE MUN. IN FWA 40 N 58.7 85 W 11.4
802 122.95 119.10 121.25
FORT WAYNE SMIT IN SMD 41 N 8.6 85 W 9.1
833 122.80 0.00 120.20
FRANKFORT MUN IN FKR 40 N 16.5 86 W 33.9
857 123.00 0.00 123.85
FRANKLIN FLYING IN 3FK 39 N 25.5 86 W 3.5
740 122.70 0.00 0.00
FRENCH LICK MUN IN FRH 38 N 30.3 86 W 38.1
792 122.80 0.00 128.55
GARY MUNI IN GYY 41 N 36.9 87 W 24.7
591 0.00 126.30 0.00
GOSHEN MUN IN GSH 41 N 31.5 85 W 48.0
827 123.00 0.00 132.05
GREENCASTLE PUT IN 4I7 39 N 37.8 86 W 48.8
825 122.80 0.00 121.10
GREENSBURG DECA IN I34 39 N 19.5 85 W 31.3
912 122.90 0.00 124.95
GRIFFITH IN 05C 41 N 31.6 87 W 24.0
635 123.00 0.00 133.10
HOBART SKY RN IN 3HO 41 N 33.2 87 W 15.7
644 122.80 0.00 0.00
HUNTINGBURG IN HNB 38 N 14.9 86 W 57.2
531 122.80 0.00 126.40
HUNTINGTON MUN IN 03C 40 N 51.2 85 W 27.6
806 122.80 0.00 0.00
INDIANAP EAGLE IN I14 39 N 49.8 86 W 17.6
823 122.80 0.00 119.30
INDIANAP GREENW IN 5I1 39 N 37.8 86 W 5.2
830 123.00 0.00 119.30
INDIANAP MT COM IN 2IN2 39 N 50.6 85 W 53.8
860 122.70 0.00 119.30
INDIANAP SPEEDW IN 3SY 39 N 47.9 86 W 21.3
879 122.70 0.00 0.00
INDIANAP TERRY IN I52 40 N 2.1 86 W 15.3
921 122.80 0.00 119.30
INDIANAPOLIS BR IN I21 39 N 54.3 85 W 55.4
854 122.80 0.00 119.30
INDIANAPOLIS IN IN IND 39 N 43.4 86 W 17.0
797 122.95 120.90 125.35
INDIANAPOLIS ME IN 4I8 39 N 56.1 86 W 2.7
803 123.00 0.00 119.30
JEFFERSON CLARK IN JVY 38 N 22.0 85 W 44.3
474 122.80 0.00 123.70
KENDALLVILLE IN C62 41 N 28.5 85 W 15.5
999 122.80 0.00 120.20
KENTLAND MUN IN 5OI 40 N 45.4 87 W 25.8
698 122.80 0.00 133.70
KNOX STARKE CO IN OXI 41 N 19.8 86 W 39.7
683 122.80 0.00 132.05
KOKOMO GLENNDAL IN 8I3 40 N 26.0 86 W 12.2
850 122.90 0.00 0.00
KOKOMO MUN IN OKK 40 N 31.6 86 W 3.5
827 123.00 0.00 120.00
LA PORTE MUN IN 3LP 41 N 34.3 86 W 44.0
809 123.00 0.00 132.05
LAFAYETTE ARETZ IN 3AR 40 N 27.6 86 W 50.0
616 122.70 0.00 123.85
LAFAYETTE PURDU IN LAF 40 N 24.7 86 W 56.2
606 122.95 119.60 127.75
LEBANON BOONE IN 6I4 40 N 0.4 86 W 26.4
959 122.80 0.00 0.00
LOGANSPORT MUN IN GGP 40 N 42.6 86 W 22.4
738 122.80 0.00 121.05
MADISON MUN IN IMS 38 N 45.6 85 W 27.6
814 122.80 0.00 123.70
MARION MUN IN MZZ 40 N 29.4 85 W 40.7
858 122.70 0.00 120.65
MENTONE IN C92 41 N 9.0 86 W 3.7
860 122.90 0.00 0.00
MICHIGAN CITY IN MGC 41 N 42.1 86 W 49.2
650 122.70 0.00 118.55
MONON GARWOOD IN 6I8 40 N 52.5 86 W 52.0
680 122.90 0.00 0.00
MONTICELLO WHIT IN MCX 40 N 42.5 86 W 46.0
673 122.80 0.00 123.85
MUNCIE DELA.CO. IN MIE 40 N 14.5 85 W 23.7
937 122.95 120.10 133.25
MUNCIE REESE IN 7I2 40 N 9.2 85 W 19.0
991 122.70 0.00 0.00
NAPPANEE MUN IN C03 41 N 26.7 85 W 56.0
860 122.80 0.00 132.05
NEW CASTLE HENR IN UWL 39 N 52.5 85 W 19.6
1095 122.80 0.00 135.45
NORTH VERNON IN OVO 39 N 2.7 85 W 36.3
758 122.70 0.00 134.85
ORLEANS IN 7I4 38 N 39.5 86 W 26.5
650 122.80 0.00 0.00
PAOLI MUN IN I42 38 N 35.0 86 W 27.7
817 122.80 0.00 0.00
PERU MUN IN I76 40 N 47.1 86 W 8.7
780 122.80 0.00 121.05
PLYMOUTH MUN IN C65 41 N 21.9 86 W 18.1
796 122.80 0.00 132.05
PORTLAND MUN IN PLD 40 N 26.9 84 W 59.1
926 122.80 0.00 126.60
RENSSELAER JASP IN RZL 40 N 56.8 87 W 11.1
685 122.80 0.00 132.95
RICHMOND MUN IN RID 39 N 45.3 84 W 50.6
1140 122.70 0.00 134.45
ROCHESTER FULTO IN RCR 41 N 4.0 86 W 11.0
790 122.70 0.00 128.20
SALEM MUN IN I83 38 N 36.1 86 W 8.4
814 122.80 0.00 0.00
SEYMOUR FREEMAN IN SER 38 N 55.6 85 W 54.3
580 122.80 0.00 128.55
SHELBYVILLE IN 3SM 39 N 35.0 85 W 48.0
804 122.80 0.00 119.30
SHERIDAN IN 5I4 40 N 10.6 86 W 13.0
936 123.00 0.00 120.00
SOUTH BEND MICH IN SBN 41 N 42.2 86 W 18.9
800 122.95 118.90 118.15
SULLIVAN CO IN SIV 39 N 6.9 87 W 26.9
541 122.80 0.00 119.25
TELL CITY PERRY IN TEL 38 N 1.0 86 W 41.4
659 122.70 0.00 126.40
TERRE HAUTE IN HUF 39 N 27.1 87 W 18.5
585 122.95 118.30 127.50
TERRE HAUTE SKY IN 3I3 39 N 32.9 87 W 22.6
496 122.80 0.00 125.45
VALPARAISO PORT IN VPZ 41 N 27.1 87 W 0.3
768 122.80 0.00 0.00
WABASH MUN IN IWH 40 N 45.8 85 W 48.3
793 122.80 0.00 120.00
WARSAW MUN IN ASW 41 N 16.6 85 W 50.8
840 122.70 0.00 120.20
WASHINGTON DAVI IN DCY 38 N 41.9 87 W 7.9
473 122.80 122.80 125.60
WINAMAC ARENS IN 4C4 41 N 5.5 86 W 36.7
711 122.80 0.00 128.20
WINCHESTER RAND IN I22 40 N 10.1 84 W 55.6
1118 123.00 0.00 134.45
ATWOOD RAWLINS KS ADT 39 N 50.4 101 W 2.5
2975 122.70 0.00 132.50
AUGUSTA MUN KS 3AU 37 N 40.0 97 W 5.0
1327 122.80 0.00 134.80
BELLEVILLE MUN KS RPB 39 N 49.0 97 W 39.5
1527 122.90 0.00 0.00
CHANUTE MARTIN KS CNU 37 N 40.0 95 W 29.1
1002 122.70 0.00 0.00
CLAY CENTER MUN KS CYW 39 N 23.1 97 W 9.4
1207 122.80 0.00 0.00
COFFEYVILLE MUN KS CFV 37 N 5.7 95 W 34.4
751 123.00 0.00 0.00
COLBY SHALZ KS CBK 39 N 25.5 101 W 2.6
3180 122.80 0.00 132.50
CONCORDIA BLOSS KS CNK 39 N 32.9 97 W 39.1
1482 122.80 0.00 0.00
DERBY COOK KS K50 37 N 34.0 97 W 10.0
1345 122.80 0.00 0.00
DODGE CITY MUN KS DDC 37 N 45.7 99 W 57.8
2594 122.70 0.00 125.20
EL DORADO THOMA KS EQA 37 N 46.5 96 W 48.9
1378 122.80 0.00 126.70
ELKHART MORTON KS EHA 37 N 0.0 101 W 53.0
3617 122.80 0.00 0.00
EMPORIA MUN KS EMP 38 N 19.7 96 W 11.4
1206 122.80 0.00 0.00
FORT LEAVENWORT KS FLV 39 N 22.1 94 W 54.8
772 0.00 126.20 124.70
FORT SCOTT MUN KS FSK 37 N 47.6 94 W 46.1
900 122.80 0.00 0.00
GOODLAND RENNER KS GLD 39 N 22.2 101 W 41.9
3654 122.95 132.50 132.50
GREAT BEND MUN KS GBD 38 N 20.6 98 W 51.7
1896 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAYS MUN KS HYS 38 N 50.7 99 W 16.4
1998 122.80 0.00 0.00
HERINGTON MUN KS HRU 38 N 41.6 96 W 48.4
1480 122.90 0.00 0.00
HUGOTON MUN KS HQG 37 N 9.8 101 W 22.1
3132 122.80 0.00 0.00
HUTCHINSON MUN KS HUT 38 N 3.9 97 W 51.6
1542 122.95 118.50 124.25
INDEPENDENCE MU KS IDP 37 N 9.4 95 W 46.8
820 122.70 0.00 0.00
JOHSON STANTON KS 2K3 37 N 35.0 101 W 43.8
3324 122.80 0.00 0.00
JUNCTION CITY KS 3JC 39 N 2.6 96 W 50.5
1104 122.80 0.00 0.00
LARNED PAWNEE KS LQR 38 N 12.5 99 W 5.1
2011 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAWERENCE MUN KS LWC 39 N 0.6 95 W 12.9
832 123.00 0.00 120.50
LIBERAL MUN KS LBL 37 N 2.6 100 W 57.6
2887 122.80 0.00 0.00
LYONS RICE CO KS LYO 38 N 20.5 98 W 13.5
1691 122.80 0.00 125.50
MANHATTAN MUN KS MHK 39 N 8.4 96 W 40.2
1056 123.00 0.00 0.00
MARYSVILLE MUN KS MYZ 39 N 51.2 96 W 37.8
1283 122.80 0.00 0.00
MC PHERSON KS MPR 38 N 21.3 97 W 41.4
1497 122.80 0.00 125.50
MEADE MUN KS MEJ 37 N 16.8 100 W 21.4
2528 122.80 0.00 125.20
NEWTON CITY CO KS EWK 38 N 3.4 97 W 16.5
1530 123.00 134.80 0.00
NORTON MUN KS NRN 39 N 51.0 99 W 53.6
2361 122.80 0.00 0.00
OAKLEY MUN KS OEL 39 N 6.7 100 W 49.0
3042 122.80 0.00 0.00
OBERLIN MUN KS OIN 39 N 50.0 100 W 32.3
2703 122.80 0.00 0.00
OLATHE J C IND KS IXD 38 N 49.9 94 W 53.3
1087 122.95 118.30 119.35
OLATHE JOHNSON KS OJC 38 N 50.8 94 W 44.2
1096 122.95 126.00 119.35
OTTAWA MUN KS OWI 38 N 32.2 95 W 15.2
965 122.80 0.00 125.30
PARSONS TRI CIT KS PPF 37 N 19.8 95 W 30.5
899 123.00 0.00 0.00
PHILLIPSBURG KS PHG 39 N 44.2 99 W 19.0
1907 122.80 0.00 132.50
PITTSBURG ATKIN KS PTS 37 N 26.8 94 W 43.8
948 122.80 0.00 0.00
PRATT MUN KS PTT 37 N 42.0 98 W 44.7
1951 122.80 0.00 0.00
RUSSELL MUN KS RSL 38 N 52.3 98 W 48.7
1863 122.70 0.00 0.00
SALINA MUN KS SLN 38 N 47.5 97 W 39.0
1272 122.95 119.30 0.00
TOPEKA BILLARD KS TOP 39 N 4.1 95 W 37.3
879 122.95 118.70 0.00
TOPEKA FORBES KS FOE 38 N 57.0 95 W 39.8
1080 122.95 120.80 119.45
ULYSSES KS ULS 37 N 36.1 101 W 22.2
3065 122.80 0.00 0.00
WELLINGTON MUN KS EGT 37 N 19.4 97 W 23.2
1272 122.80 0.00 0.00
WICHITA BEECH KS BEC 37 N 41.2 97 W 13.2
1387 122.95 126.80 0.00
WICHITA BEECH N KS K31 37 N 41.8 97 W 12.8
1398 122.95 126.80 126.70
WICHITA CESSNA KS CEA 37 N 38.9 97 W 15.0
1378 122.90 0.00 126.70
WICHITA JABARA KS EKM 37 N 44.8 97 W 13.3
1420 122.70 0.00 126.70
WICHITA MID CON KS ICT 37 N 39.0 97 W 25.9
1332 122.95 118.20 125.15
WINFIELD ARK KS WLD 37 N 10.0 97 W 2.2
1160 122.80 0.00 0.00
ALBANY SPRING KY 44I 36 N 38.5 85 W 9.3
980 122.80 0.00 0.00
ASHLAND BOYD CO KY I28 38 N 33.0 82 W 44.2
546 122.80 0.00 120.90
BARDSTOWN SAMUE KY BRY 37 N 48.9 85 W 29.9
664 122.80 0.00 124.50
BOWLING GREEN KY BWG 36 N 57.8 86 W 25.1
540 123.00 0.00 133.85
CADIZ LAKE BARK KY 1M9 36 N 49.1 87 W 54.5
570 122.80 0.00 0.00
CAMPBELLSVILLE KY AAS 37 N 21.4 85 W 18.7
909 122.70 0.00 125.65
COLUMBIA ADAIR KY I96 37 N 5.1 85 W 20.8
818 122.80 0.00 0.00
COVINGTON CINCI KY CVG 39 N 2.8 84 W 40.0
891 122.95 118.30 135.30
CYNTHIANA KY 018 38 N 22.0 84 W 17.0
722 122.80 0.00 0.00
DANVILLE GOODAL KY DVK 37 N 34.6 84 W 46.1
1016 122.80 0.00 120.15
ELIZABETHTOWN KY EKX 37 N 41.2 85 W 55.4
774 122.80 0.00 124.50
FALLS OF ROUGH KY 2I3 37 N 36.5 86 W 30.4
577 122.80 0.00 0.00
FALMOUTH SNYDER KY KY62 38 N 42.2 84 W 23.5
898 122.70 0.00 0.00
FLEMINGSBURG KY FGX 38 N 32.5 83 W 44.6
914 123.00 0.00 0.00
FRANKFORT KY FFT 38 N 10.9 84 W 54.2
780 122.80 0.00 125.70
FRANKFORT CAPIT KY FFT 38 N 10.9 84 W 54.2
780 122.80 0.00 0.00
FULTON KY 1M7 36 N 31.5 88 W 54.9
400 122.70 0.00 0.00
GILBERTSVILLE KY M34 37 N 0.5 88 W 17.7
349 122.80 0.00 0.00
GLASCOW MUN KY GLW 37 N 1.9 85 W 57.1
715 122.80 0.00 133.85
GREENVILLE MUHL KY M21 37 N 13.5 87 W 9.4
419 123.00 0.00 126.40
HARDINSBURG BRE KY I93 37 N 47.1 86 W 26.5
735 122.90 0.00 0.00
HARLAN TUCKER KY I35 36 N 51.5 83 W 21.6
1551 122.80 0.00 0.00
HARTFORD OHIO KY 7K4 37 N 27.5 86 W 50.9
521 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAWESVILLE HANC KY 6M5 37 N 56.5 86 W 47.4
400 122.80 0.00 126.40
HAZARD EAST KY KY K20 37 N 23.4 83 W 15.9
1247 122.70 0.00 0.00
HENDERSON CITY KY I26 37 N 48.4 87 W 41.0
386 122.80 0.00 126.40
HOPKINSVILLE CH KY IM8 36 N 51.4 87 W 27.4
553 122.80 0.00 118.10
JACKSON CARROLL KY JKL 37 N 35.6 83 W 19.0
1382 122.80 0.00 132.80
LEITCHFIELD GRA KY M20 37 N 23.9 86 W 15.6
760 123.00 0.00 0.00
LEXINGTON BLUE KY LEX 38 N 2.2 84 W 36.3
980 122.95 119.10 126.30
LONDON CORBIN KY LOZ 37 N 5.2 84 W 4.6
1212 123.00 123.60 125.25
LOUISVILLE KY LOU 38 N 13.7 85 W 39.8
546 122.95 119.50 112.20
LOUISVILLE STAN KY SDF 38 N 10.4 85 W 44.1
496 122.95 120.30 118.15
MADISONVILLE KY 2I0 37 N 21.2 87 W 24.0
438 122.70 0.00 126.40
MAYFIELD GRAVES KY M25 36 N 46.0 88 W 35.0
522 122.80 0.00 133.65
MIDDLESBORO BEL KY 1A6 36 N 36.6 83 W 44.2
1142 122.80 0.00 0.00
MONTICELLO WAYN KY EKQ 36 N 51.3 84 W 51.3
963 122.80 0.00 125.25
MOREHEAD ROWAN KY I32 38 N 8.0 83 W 32.2
845 122.80 0.00 0.00
MT STERLING MON KY 013 38 N 3.5 83 W 58.7
1016 122.80 0.00 120.15
MURRAY CALLOWAY KY CEY 36 N 39.8 88 W 22.3
573 122.70 0.00 133.65
OWENSBORO DAVIE KY OWB 37 N 44.4 87 W 9.9
407 122.95 120.70 0.00
PADUCAH BARKLEY KY PAH 37 N 3.6 88 W 46.4
410 123.00 119.60 133.65
PADUCAH FARRING KY KY29 36 N 58.0 88 W 33.9
338 122.80 0.00 133.65
PAINTSVILLE KY 3I6 37 N 44.7 82 W 46.7
316 122.80 0.00 0.00
PEWEE VALSTUTZ KY KY54 38 N 19.4 85 W 32.6
720 122.90 0.00 0.00
PIKEVILLE CO KY 7K0 37 N 33.7 82 W 33.9
1462 122.80 0.00 0.00
PRINCETON CALDW KY 2M0 37 N 6.9 87 W 51.3
582 122.80 0.00 0.00
PROVIDENCE WEBS KY 8M9 37 N 25.4 87 W 44.1
393 122.80 0.00 0.00
RUSSELL SPRINGS KY I47 37 N 1.4 85 W 5.3
1020 123.00 0.00 0.00
RUSSELLVILLE LO KY 4M7 36 N 47.9 86 W 48.6
689 122.70 0.00 133.85
SOMERSET PULASK KY SME 37 N 3.4 84 W 36.7
927 122.80 0.00 125.25
SPRINGFIELD LEB KY 6I2 37 N 38.0 85 W 14.5
855 122.80 0.00 125.65
STANTON KY I50 37 N 51.0 83 W 50.7
651 122.80 0.00 0.00
STURGIS MUN KY I05 37 N 32.5 87 W 56.8
372 122.80 0.00 126.40
WEST LIBERTY KY 9I3 37 N 54.8 83 W 15.1
933 122.90 0.00 0.00
WILLIAMSBURG CU KY 4I1 36 N 49.7 84 W 11.2
1215 122.90 0.00 0.00
ALEXANDRIA ESF LA ESF 31 N 23.6 92 W 17.7
112 122.95 118.00 0.00
BASTROP MOREHOU LA 2F8 32 N 45.4 91 W 52.8
167 122.80 0.00 126.90
BATON ROUGE MET LA BTR 30 N 31.9 91 W 8.9
70 122.95 118.30 125.20
BOGALUSA CARR LA BXA 30 N 48.8 89 W 51.9
117 122.80 0.00 127.00
DE QUINCY IDUST LA 5R8 30 N 26.2 93 W 28.3
82 122.80 0.00 119.35
DE RIDDER BEAUR LA DRI 30 N 50.0 93 W 20.3
203 122.80 0.00 128.55
EUNICE LA 4R7 30 N 28.0 92 W 25.5
41 122.80 0.00 121.10
HAMMOND MUN LA 0R9 30 N 31.2 90 W 25.0
44 122.80 0.00 125.50
HOMER MUN LA 5F4 32 N 47.3 93 W 0.3
244 122.90 0.00 0.00
HOUMA TERREBONN LA HUM 29 N 34.0 90 W 39.6
10 122.95 125.30 120.25
JENNINGS LA 3R7 30 N 14.5 92 W 40.4
26 122.80 0.00 119.80
JONESBORO LA F88 32 N 12.1 92 W 43.9
254 122.90 0.00 135.10
LAFAYETTE REG LA LFT 30 N 12.2 91 W 59.2
42 122.95 118.50 120.50
LAKE CHARLES CH LA CWF 30 N 12.6 93 W 8.5
17 122.95 124.20 119.80
LAKE CHARLES MU LA LCH 30 N 7.5 93 W 13.3
15 122.95 120.70 118.75
LAKE PROVIDENCE LA 0M8 32 N 49.5 91 W 11.2
106 122.90 0.00 132.50
MANSFIELD DE SO LA 3F3 32 N 4.3 93 W 45.8
324 122.80 0.00 119.90
MARKSVILLE MUN LA LA26 31 N 5.7 92 W 4.0
79 122.90 0.00 118.20
MINDEN WEBSTER LA F24 32 N 38.7 93 W 17.8
290 122.80 0.00 118.60
MONROE REG LA MLU 32 N 30.6 92 W 2.2
79 122.95 118.90 125.05
NEW IBERIA REG LA ARA 30 N 2.2 91 W 53.0
24 122.95 125.00 0.00
NEW ORLEANS ITL LA MSY 29 N 59.5 90 W 15.3
4 122.95 119.50 126.70
NEW ORLEANS LKE LA NEW 30 N 2.5 90 W 1.6
9 122.95 119.90 124.90
PATTERSON WMS LA PTN 29 N 42.6 91 W 20.3
9 122.80 0.00 124.30
SHREVEPORT DTN LA DTN 32 N 32.3 93 W 44.6
179 122.95 119.60 0.00
SHREVEPORT REG LA SHV 36 N 26.8 93 W 49.5
258 122.95 121.40 128.45
SPRINGHILL LA SPH 32 N 58.9 93 W 24.6
218 122.80 0.00 118.60
TALLULAH SCOTT LA M80 32 N 25.0 91 W 9.0
84 122.90 0.00 0.00
VIVIAN LA 3F4 32 N 51.7 94 W 0.5
260 122.80 0.00 125.10
ARLBORO MA 9B1 42 N 20.5 71 W 30.5
280 122.80 0.00 0.00
BARRE TANNER MA 8B5 42 N 21.2 72 W 7.7
584 123.00 0.00 0.00
BEDFORD HANSCOM MA BED 42 N 28.2 71 W 17.3
133 122.95 118.50 124.60
BEVERLY MUN MA BVY 42 N 35.0 70 W 55.0
108 122.95 125.20 118.70
BOSTON LOGAN MA BOS 42 N 21.8 71 W 0.3
20 122.95 119.10 135.00
CHATHAM MUN MA 0B6 41 N 41.2 69 W 59.2
72 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHICOPEE AFB MA CEF 42 N 11.8 72 W 31.8
245 123.00 118.35 125.35
EDGARTOWN MA 1B2 41 N 21.5 70 W 31.5
20 122.80 0.00 0.00
FALL RIVER MUN MA FLR 41 N 45.2 71 W 6.6
193 122.80 0.00 118.60
FALMOUTH MA 5B6 41 N 35.0 70 W 32.5
40 122.80 0.00 0.00
FITCHBURG MUN MA FIT 42 N 33.0 71 W 45.4
350 122.70 0.00 124.40
GARDNER MUN MA GDM 42 N 33.0 72 W 1.0
955 122.80 0.00 123.75
GREAT BARRINGTO MA GBR 42 N 11.0 73 W 24.1
739 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAVERHILL RIVER MA MA04 42 N 46.1 71 W 2.0
16 122.80 0.00 0.00
HOPEDALE DRAPER MA 1B6 42 N 6.4 71 W 30.6
269 122.80 0.00 119.00
HYANNIS BARNSTA MA HYA 41 N 40.1 70 W 16.8
52 122.95 119.50 123.80
LAWERENCE MUN MA LWM 42 N 43.0 71 W 7.4
149 122.80 120.00 126.75
MANSFIELD MUN MA 1B9 42 N 0.2 71 W 12.0
124 123.00 0.00 118.25
MARSHFIELD MA 3B2 42 N 5.8 70 W 40.3
9 122.80 0.00 118.25
MARTHAS VINEYAR MA MVY 41 N 23.5 70 W 36.9
68 122.80 121.40 126.25
MONTAGUE TURNER MA 0B5 42 N 35.5 72 W 31.4
356 123.00 0.00 0.00
NANTUCKET MEM MA ACK 41 N 15.1 70 W 3.6
48 122.95 118.30 126.60
NEW BEDFORD MUN MA EWB 41 N 40.5 70 W 57.5
79 122.95 118.10 126.85
NEWBURYPORT MA 2B2 42 N 47.7 70 W 50.5
11 123.00 0.00 124.40
NORFOLK MA MA07 42 N 7.6 71 W 22.2
137 122.80 0.00 0.00
NORTH ADAMS MA 2B6 42 N 41.7 73 W 10.2
654 122.80 0.00 0.00
NORTHHAMPTON MA 7B2 42 N 19.6 72 W 36.7
123 122.70 0.00 121.05
NORWOOD MEM MA OWD 42 N 11.4 71 W 10.4
50 122.95 126.00 119.95
ORANGE MUN MA ORE 42 N 34.0 72 W 17.4
555 122.80 0.00 123.75
OXFORD MA MA08 42 N 9.1 71 W 50.1
763 122.90 0.00 0.00
PALMER METRO MA PMX 42 N 13.3 72 W 18.7
418 122.80 0.00 125.80
PEPPERELL SPORT MA MA09 42 N 41.7 71 W 33.0
180 122.80 0.00 0.00
PITTSFIELD MUN MA PSF 42 N 25.6 73 W 17.6
1194 122.70 0.00 0.00
PLYMOUTH MUN MA PYM 41 N 54.7 70 W 43.7
149 123.00 0.00 126.30
PROVINCETOWN MA PVC 42 N 4.3 70 W 13.3
8 122.80 0.00 118.20
SHIRLEY MA 9B4 42 N 31.6 71 W 39.9
400 122.80 0.00 0.00
SOUTHBRIDGE MUN MA 3B0 42 N 6.0 72 W 2.3
697 122.80 0.00 123.85
STERLING MA 3B3 42 N 25.5 71 W 47.5
459 122.90 0.00 0.00
STOW MINUTE MAN MA 6B6 42 N 27.8 71 W 31.0
268 122.80 0.00 124.40
TAUTON MUN MA TAN 41 N 52.7 71 W 1.2
42 122.70 0.00 118.60
TEWKSBURY TEWMA MA B09 42 N 35.7 71 W 12.2
92 122.80 0.00 124.40
WESTFIELD BARNE MA BAF 42 N 9.4 72 W 42.9
271 122.95 118.90 127.10
WORCESTER MUN MA ORH 42 N 16.0 71 W 52.5
1009 122.95 120.50 126.55
ANNAPOLIS LEE MD ANP 38 N 56.5 76 W 34.1
30 122.90 0.00 0.00
BALTIMORE AIRPK MD 1W2 39 N 24.3 76 W 25.5
220 123.00 0.00 0.00
BALTIMORE ESSEX MD W48 39 N 15.7 76 W 26.0
15 122.80 0.00 0.00
BALTIMORE MARTI MD MTN 39 N 19.6 76 W 24.9
24 122.95 121.30 116.60
BALTIMORE WASHI MD BWI 39 N 10.5 76 W 40.1
150 122.95 119.40 115.10
CAMBRIDGE DORCH MD CGE 38 N 22.3 76 W 1.8
20 122.70 0.00 127.95
CHESTERTOWN SCH MD 0W7 39 N 14.0 76 W 4.1
65 122.70 0.00 0.00
CHURCHTON DEEP MD 0W2 38 N 48.7 76 W 30.6
4 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHURCHVILLE HAR MD 0W3 39 N 34.0 76 W 12.1
400 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLINTON WASHING MD W32 38 N 44.9 76 W 55.9
249 122.80 0.00 0.00
COLLEGE PARK MD CGS 38 N 58.8 76 W 55.3
50 123.00 0.00 119.85
CRISFIELD MUN MD W41 38 N 1.0 75 W 49.7
4 122.80 0.00 0.00
CUMBERLAND MEXI MD 1W3 39 N 36.2 78 W 45.6
610 122.90 0.00 0.00
CUMBERLAND MUN MD CBE 39 N 36.9 78 W 45.7
776 122.80 0.00 0.00
EASTON MUN MD MD ESN 38 N 48.5 76 W 4.5
75 122.80 0.00 120.65
ELKTON CECIL CO MD 2N0 39 N 38.9 75 W 48.0
140 123.00 0.00 0.00
FALLSTON MD W42 39 N 30.0 76 W 24.7
445 122.90 0.00 0.00
FREDERICK MD FDK 39 N 24.9 77 W 22.4
304 123.00 0.00 126.75
FRIENDLY P.G.AI MD W28 38 N 44.8 76 W 57.4
115 122.80 0.00 0.00
GAITHERSBURG MD GAI 39 N 9.9 77 W 10.0
540 122.70 0.00 128.70
HAGERSTOWN MD HGR 39 N 42.4 77 W 43.7
704 122.95 120.30 134.50
INDIAN HEAD MD 2W5 38 N 36.0 77 W 4.4
170 122.70 0.00 0.00
LAUREL SUBURBAN MD W18 39 N 4.6 76 W 49.6
145 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAYTONSVILLE MD W50 39 N 14.6 77 W 8.9
630 122.80 0.00 0.00
LEONARDTOWN ST. MD 2W6 38 N 18.9 76 W 33.1
142 123.00 0.00 120.05
MITCHELLVILLE MD W00 38 N 56.4 76 W 46.3
167 122.70 0.00 0.00
NEWBURG AQUA LN MD 2W8 38 N 22.0 76 W 58.4
20 122.90 0.00 0.00
OAKLAND GARRETT MD 2G4 39 N 34.8 79 W 20.4
2933 122.80 0.00 121.15
OCEAN CITY MUN MD N80 38 N 18.6 75 W 7.3
12 122.80 0.00 127.95
SALISBURY BENNE MD 1N5 38 N 24.7 75 W 36.6
40 122.80 0.00 0.00
SLISBURY WICO MD SBY 38 N 20.4 75 W 30.6
51 122.95 123.60 127.95
STEVENSVILLE BA MD W29 38 N 58.6 76 W 19.8
15 123.00 0.00 0.00
WESTMINSTER CAR MD W54 39 N 36.2 77 W 0.2
786 122.70 0.00 126.75
WESTMINSTER CLE MD 2W2 39 N 28.0 77 W 1.1
810 122.80 0.00 126.75
AUBURN LEWISTON ME LEW 44 N 2.9 70 W 17.0
288 122.80 0.00 125.50
AUGUSTA STATE ME AUG 44 N 19.1 69 W 47.8
353 122.95 123.60 128.35
BANGOR ME BGR 44 N 48.4 68 W 49.3
192 122.95 120.70 127.75
BAR HARBOR ME BHB 44 N 26.9 68 W 21.7
84 123.00 0.00 124.50
BELFAST MUN ME 98B 44 N 24.5 69 W 0.7
195 122.80 0.00 125.30
BIDDEFORD ME B19 43 N 27.9 70 W 28.4
162 123.00 0.00 119.75
BOWDOINHAM MERR ME 08B 44 N 0.0 69 W 53.9
65 122.80 0.00 0.00
BREWER ME 0B2 44 N 45.8 68 W 46.1
100 122.90 0.00 0.00
CARIBOU ME CAR 46 N 52.2 68 W 1.2
623 122.80 0.00 124.70
CARRABASSET SUG ME B21 45 N 5.1 70 W 13.0
885 122.80 0.00 0.00
DEXTER REG ME 1B0 45 N 0.5 69 W 14.4
533 122.90 0.00 0.00
ELIOT LITTLEBRO ME 3B4 43 N 8.5 70 W 46.3
130 122.80 0.00 0.00
FRENCHVILLE N.A ME FVE 47 N 17.1 68 W 19.0
988 122.80 0.00 124.70
FRYEBURG ME B20 43 N 59.4 70 W 56.7
445 122.80 0.00 125.50
GREENVILLE MUN ME 3B1 45 N 27.7 69 W 33.3
1400 122.80 0.00 0.00
HOULTON INTL ME HUL 46 N 7.4 67 W 47.5
493 122.80 0.00 120.25
JACKMAN NEWTON ME 59B 45 N 37.7 70 W 15.2
1170 122.90 0.00 0.00
LIMINGTON HARMO ME 63B 43 N 45.8 70 W 40.4
291 122.70 0.00 0.00
LINCOLN REG ME 64B 45 N 21.7 68 W 32.1
208 122.80 0.00 124.50
MACHIAS VALLEY ME 7B4 44 N 42.1 67 W 28.7
107 122.80 0.00 0.00
MILLINOCKET MUN ME MLT 45 N 38.8 68 W 41.1
408 122.80 0.00 0.00
NORRIDGEWOCK ME OWK 44 N 42.8 69 W 51.9
270 122.80 0.00 128.35
NORWAY OXFORD ME 81B 44 N 9.3 70 W 28.8
346 122.80 0.00 0.00
OLD TOWN DE WIT ME OLD 44 N 57.2 68 W 40.5
126 122.80 0.00 124.50
PITTSFIELD MUN ME 2B7 44 N 46.2 69 W 22.7
206 122.80 0.00 125.30
PORTLAND INTL ME PWM 43 N 38.7 70 W 18.5
74 122.95 120.90 119.05
PRESQUE ISLE ME PQI 46 N 41.3 68 W 2.7
534 122.80 0.00 124.70
PRINCETON MUN ME PNN 45 N 12.0 67 W 34.0
266 122.90 0.00 0.00
RANGELEY MUN ME 8B0 44 N 59.0 70 W 39.7
1817 122.80 0.00 0.00
ROCKLAND KNOX ME RKD 44 N 3.6 69 W 6.0
55 122.80 0.00 118.15
SANFORD MUN ME SFM 43 N 23.5 70 W 42.6
243 122.80 0.00 119.75
TURNER TWITCHEL ME 3B5 44 N 11.2 70 W 14.0
356 122.80 0.00 0.00
WATERVILLE LA F ME WVL 44 N 32.1 69 W 40.4
310 122.70 0.00 128.35
WISCASSET ME 9B9 43 N 57.6 69 W 42.8
68 122.80 0.00 118.15
ADRIAN MI ADG 41 N 52.1 84 W 4.5
803 122.80 0.00 128.00
ALLEGAN PADGHAM MI 35D 42 N 31.7 85 W 49.0
705 122.80 0.00 128.40
ALMA GRATIOT MI AMN 43 N 19.2 84 W 41.2
754 122.80 0.00 118.45
ALMONT MI 37G 42 N 56.5 83 W 3.7
868 122.80 0.00 0.00
ALPENA PHELPS MI APN 45 N 4.8 83 W 33.5
689 122.95 120.90 0.00
ANN ARBOR MUN MI ARB 42 N 13.3 83 W 44.6
839 123.00 120.30 118.95
ATLANTA MUN MI Y93 45 N 0.0 84 W 8.0
875 122.90 0.00 0.00
BAD AXE HURON MI 76D 43 N 47.0 82 W 59.0
763 122.80 0.00 127.70
BALDWIN MUN MI 7D3 43 N 52.5 85 W 50.4
828 122.90 0.00 132.90
BATH UNIVERSITY MI 41G 42 N 50.4 84 W 28.7
856 122.90 0.00 0.00
BATTLE CREEK MI BTL 42 N 18.4 85 W 15.0
953 122.95 118.50 0.00
BAY CITY CLEMEN MI 3CM 43 N 32.8 83 W 53.7
585 122.80 0.00 126.45
BELLAIRE ANTRIM MI ACB 44 N 59.3 85 W 11.9
623 122.70 0.00 132.90
BENTON HARBOR MI BEH 42 N 7.7 86 W 25.7
643 122.95 125.50 118.55
BERRIEN SPRINGS MI C20 41 N 57.2 86 W 21.9
665 122.70 0.00 0.00
BIG RAPIDS ROBE MI 77D 43 N 43.2 85 W 29.8
936 122.80 0.00 120.85
BLISSFIELD BETZ MI 44G 41 N 51.3 83 W 52.2
690 122.90 0.00 0.00
BOYNE CITY MUN MI D83 45 N 12.5 84 W 59.4
657 122.80 0.00 0.00
BOYNE FALLS MTN MI BFA 45 N 10.0 84 W 55.5
717 122.80 0.00 134.60
BRIGHTON MI 45G 42 N 34.2 83 W 46.6
973 122.90 0.00 0.00
CADILLAC WEXFOR MI CAD 44 N 16.5 85 W 25.2
1307 122.80 0.00 132.90
CARO MUN MI 78D 43 N 27.5 83 W 26.6
700 122.80 0.00 126.45
CHARLEVOIX MUN MI CVX 45 N 18.2 85 W 16.3
657 122.80 0.00 134.60
CHARLOTTE BEACH MI 07G 42 N 34.5 84 W 48.7
890 123.00 0.00 125.90
CHEBOYGAN CITY MI Y15 45 N 39.2 84 W 31.1
639 122.80 0.00 134.60
CHESANING MI 50G 43 N 11.0 84 W 8.0
644 122.90 0.00 0.00
CLARE MUN MI 48D 43 N 49.9 84 W 44.5
831 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLIO CAGNEY MI 51G 43 N 8.5 83 W 47.7
722 122.90 0.00 0.00
COLDWATER BRANC MI D96 41 N 56.0 85 W 2.9
959 122.70 0.00 121.20
CRYSTAL FALLS MI 50D 46 N 1.0 88 W 16.2
1340 122.90 0.00 0.00
DAVISON WILLIAM MI 60G 43 N 1.7 83 W 31.7
780 122.90 0.00 126.75
DETROIT CITY MI DET 42 N 24.5 83 W 0.6
626 122.95 121.30 120.75
DETROIT GROSSE MI 2G5 42 N 5.9 83 W 9.6
594 123.00 0.00 120.15
DETROIT METRO. MI DTW 42 N 12.9 83 W 20.9
639 122.95 118.40 124.55
DETROIT WILLOW MI YIP 42 N 14.2 83 W 31.8
716 122.95 120.00 127.45
DOWAGIAC CASS MI C91 41 N 59.5 86 W 7.5
750 122.80 0.00 118.55
DRUMMOND ISLAND MI Y66 46 N 0.6 83 W 44.7
670 122.80 0.00 132.65
EAST JORDAN CIT MI Y94 45 N 7.7 85 W 6.7
642 122.80 0.00 0.00
EAST TAWAS IOSC MI 6D9 44 N 18.8 83 W 25.4
606 122.80 0.00 128.60
ESCABANA DELTA MI ESC 45 N 43.3 87 W 5.6
609 122.80 0.00 127.65
FLINT BISHOP MI FNT 42 N 57.9 83 W 44.6
781 122.95 126.30 124.95
FLUSHING DALTON MI 3DA 42 N 43.0 84 W 3.7
733 122.80 0.00 0.00
FRANKFORT CITY MI 3D4 44 N 37.5 86 W 12.0
650 122.80 0.00 132.90
FREMONT MUN MI 3FM 43 N 26.3 85 W 59.6
772 123.00 0.00 118.20
GAYLORD OTSEGO MI GLR 45 N 1.0 84 W 41.7
1328 122.80 0.00 134.60
GLADWIN MI GDW 43 N 58.1 84 W 28.4
776 122.80 0.00 118.45
GRAND HAVEN MEM MI 3GM 43 N 2.0 86 W 12.0
604 122.70 0.00 118.20
GRAND LEDGE ABR MI 4D0 42 N 46.4 84 W 43.9
844 122.70 0.00 125.90
GRAND RAPIDS MI GRR 42 N 52.9 85 W 31.4
793 122.95 119.30 118.85
GRAYLING AAF MI 55D 44 N 40.8 84 W 43.8
1152 122.80 126.20 0.00
GREENVILLE MUN MI 6D6 43 N 8.5 85 W 15.2
855 122.80 0.00 128.40
HANCOCK HOUGHTO MI CMX 47 N 10.1 88 W 29.3
1095 122.70 0.00 127.20
HARBOR SPRINGS MI D87 45 N 25.4 84 W 54.5
685 122.80 0.00 0.00
HARRISON CLARE MI 80D 44 N 3.1 84 W 48.7
1142 122.80 0.00 0.00
HASTINGS BARRY MI 9D9 42 N 39.7 85 W 20.7
801 122.80 0.00 128.40
HESSEL LINDBERG MI 5Y1 46 N 2.1 84 W 25.1
760 122.90 0.00 0.00
HILLSDALE MUN MI Y85 41 N 55.2 84 W 35.1
1182 122.80 0.00 127.30
HOLLAND PARK TW MI HLM 42 N 47.7 86 W 9.6
602 122.80 0.00 118.20
HOLLAND TULIP C MI C19 42 N 45.0 86 W 7.0
680 122.80 0.00 118.20
HOUGHTON LAKE R MI HTL 44 N 21.0 84 W 40.0
1150 122.80 122.80 124.90
HOWELL LIVINGST MI 3HE 42 N 37.7 83 W 58.7
961 123.00 0.00 124.90
IONIA CO MI Y70 42 N 56.2 85 W 4.0
812 122.80 0.00 125.90
IRON MT KINGSFO MI IMT 45 N 49.1 88 W 6.8
1182 122.80 0.00 0.00
IRONWOOD GOGEBI MI IWD 46 N 31.6 90 W 7.8
1230 122.80 0.00 0.00
JACKSON CO. MI JXN 42 N 15.5 84 W 27.5
1000 122.95 120.70 127.95
JENISON RIVERVI MI 08C 42 N 56.2 85 W 48.3
603 122.90 0.00 0.00
KALAMAZOO CO. MI AZO 42 N 14.0 85 W 33.1
874 122.95 118.30 127.25
LAKE CITY HOME MI Y91 44 N 19.2 85 W 10.2
1240 123.00 0.00 0.00
LAKEVIEW MI 13C 43 N 27.0 85 W 16.0
970 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAMBERTVILLE MI 5G9 41 N 44.1 83 W 39.2
664 122.70 0.00 128.00
LANSING CAPITAL MI LAN 42 N 46.7 84 W 35.2
860 122.95 119.90 119.75
LAPEER DUPONT MI D95 43 N 4.0 83 W 16.2
844 123.00 0.00 118.80
LINDEN PRICES MI 9G2 42 N 48.4 83 W 46.3
920 123.00 0.00 118.80
LOWELL CITY MI 24C 42 N 57.2 85 W 20.6
681 123.00 0.00 0.00
LUDINGTON MASON MI LDM 43 N 57.8 86 W 24.5
642 122.80 0.00 0.00
MACKINAC ISLAND MI Y84 45 N 51.9 84 W 38.2
739 122.80 0.00 134.60
MANISTEE BLACKE MI MBL 44 N 16.4 86 W 14.9
620 122.80 0.00 132.90
MANISTIQUE SCHO MI ISQ 45 N 58.5 86 W 10.6
684 122.80 0.00 0.00
MARINE CITY MI 76G 42 N 43.2 82 W 35.7
613 123.00 0.00 0.00
MARLETTE MI 77G 43 N 18.8 83 W 5.5
895 122.80 0.00 126.75
MARQUETTE CO MI MQT 46 N 32.0 87 W 33.7
1419 123.00 123.60 119.10
MARSHALL BROOKS MI 5D8 42 N 15.0 84 W 57.3
941 122.80 0.00 121.20
MASON JEWETT MI 09G 42 N 33.9 84 W 25.5
919 122.70 0.00 125.90
MIDLAND BARSTOW MI 3BS 43 N 39.7 84 W 15.7
628 122.80 0.00 118.45
MONROE CUSTER MI D92 41 N 56.0 83 W 26.2
616 122.70 0.00 120.15
MOUNT PLEASANT MI MOP 43 N 37.2 84 W 44.0
755 123.00 0.00 118.45
MUSKEGON CO MI MKG 43 N 10.1 86 W 14.2
628 122.95 121.10 124.30
NEW HAVEN MACOM MI 57D 42 N 44.2 82 W 53.4
632 122.90 0.00 119.60
NEW HUDSON MI Y47 42 N 30.2 83 W 37.2
926 122.70 0.00 124.90
NEWBERRY LUCE MI ERY 46 N 18.6 85 W 27.3
868 122.80 0.00 0.00
NILES TYLER MEM MI 3TR 41 N 50.5 86 W 13.5
743 122.80 0.00 118.55
ONSTED LOARS IN MI 83G 42 N 0.0 84 W 11.0
990 122.70 0.00 0.00
ONTONAGON CO MI OGM 46 N 50.7 89 W 21.4
669 122.90 0.00 0.00
OWOSSO COMM MI 5D3 42 N 59.5 84 W 8.3
736 123.00 0.00 118.80
PELLSTON EMMET MI PLN 45 N 34.2 84 W 47.8
720 123.60 0.00 0.00
PLAINWELL OTSEG MI 61D 42 N 28.0 85 W 38.8
722 122.80 0.00 0.00
PLYMOUTH METTET MI 1D2 42 N 21.0 83 W 27.5
696 122.70 0.00 118.95
PONTIAC OAKLAND MI PTK 42 N 39.9 83 W 25.0
980 122.95 120.50 125.45
PORT HURON ST C MI PHN 42 N 54.6 82 W 31.6
649 122.80 0.00 119.60
REED CITY NARTR MI RCT 53 N 54.0 85 W 31.0
1055 122.90 0.00 0.00
ROGERS CITY PRE MI PZQ 45 N 24.4 83 W 48.7
670 122.90 0.00 0.00
ROMEO MI D98 42 N 47.7 82 W 58.5
745 122.80 0.00 119.60
ROSCOMMON CONSE MI 3RC 44 N 28.5 84 W 34.0
1156 122.70 0.00 0.00
SAGINAW BROWNE MI 3SG 43 N 25.9 83 W 51.7
600 122.80 0.00 126.45
SAGINAW TRI CIT MI MBS 43 N 31.9 84 W 4.7
668 122.95 120.10 118.60
SANDUSKY CITY MI Y83 43 N 27.2 82 W 50.9
776 122.80 0.00 0.00
SAULT STE MARIE MI CIU 46 N 14.8 84 W 28.2
799 123.00 0.00 132.65
SEBEWAING TOWNS MI 98G 43 N 43.7 83 W 27.7
584 122.90 0.00 0.00
SOUTH HAVEN MI 0D1 42 N 21.2 86 W 15.7
663 122.80 0.00 0.00
SPARTA NEW SPAR MI 8D4 43 N 7.7 85 W 40.4
761 122.80 0.00 124.60
ST IGNACE MACKI MI 83D 45 N 53.4 84 W 44.2
623 122.80 0.00 0.00
ST JAMES BEAVER MI SJX 45 N 41.5 85 W 33.8
669 122.80 0.00 0.00
ST JAMES WELKE MI 6Y8 45 N 43.2 85 W 31.2
660 122.80 0.00 0.00
STANDISH IND MI Y75 43 N 58.8 83 W 58.4
630 122.90 0.00 118.45
STURGIS KIRSCH MI IRS 41 N 48.7 85 W 26.3
924 122.80 0.00 121.20
TECUMSEH MEYERS MI 3TE 42 N 1.5 83 W 56.4
815 122.90 122.90 118.95
THREE RIVERS MI HAI 41 N 57.5 85 W 35.6
824 122.80 0.00 121.20
TRAVERSE CITY MI TVC 44 N 44.4 85 W 34.9
624 122.95 124.20 126.00
TROY BIG RIVER MI 3BB 42 N 33.5 83 W 6.9
652 122.70 0.00 126.85
TROY OAKLAND MI 7D2 42 N 33.0 83 W 11.0
730 122.70 0.00 126.85
UTICA BERZ MACO MI UIZ 42 N 39.8 82 W 58.0
610 122.80 0.00 119.60
WEIDMAN LAKE IS MI D15 43 N 38.6 84 W 58.9
886 122.80 0.00 0.00
WEST BRANCH COM MI Y31 44 N 14.6 84 W 10.8
882 122.80 0.00 118.05
WHITE CLOUD MI 42C 43 N 33.5 85 W 46.5
915 122.80 0.00 0.00
WIXOM SPENCER MI 1G4 42 N 31.2 83 W 33.0
936 122.90 0.00 124.90
AITKIN MUN MN AIT 46 N 33.0 93 W 40.7
1204 122.80 0.00 0.00
ALBERT LEA MUN MN AEL 43 N 41.0 93 W 22.0
1256 123.00 0.00 0.00
ALEXANDRIA CHAN MN AXN 45 N 51.9 95 W 23.5
1425 123.60 0.00 126.10
AUSTIN MUN MN AUM 43 N 40.0 92 W 56.0
1237 122.70 0.00 119.80
BAUDETTE INTL MN BDE 48 N 43.2 94 W 36.0
1084 122.80 0.00 0.00
BEMIDJI BELTRAM MN BJI 47 N 30.5 94 W 55.9
1389 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLUE EARTH MUN MN SBU 43 N 35.7 94 W 5.5
1103 122.80 0.00 127.75
BRAINERD CROW MN BRD 46 N 23.8 94 W 8.2
1226 122.70 0.00 118.05
CALEDONIA HOUST MN CHU 43 N 35.8 91 W 30.2
1179 122.90 0.00 128.60
CAMBRIDGE MUN MN CBG 45 N 33.5 93 W 15.8
945 122.80 0.00 120.30
CLOQUET CARLTON MN COQ 46 N 42.1 92 W 30.2
1278 122.80 0.00 125.80
CROOKSTON MUN MN CKN 47 N 50.5 96 W 37.2
899 122.70 0.00 118.10
DETROIT LAKES MN DTL 46 N 49.5 95 W 53.1
1402 122.80 0.00 0.00
DULUTH INTL MN DLH 46 N 50.5 92 W 11.5
1430 122.95 118.30 124.10
DULUTH SKY HARB MN D36 46 N 43.3 92 W 2.6
611 122.80 0.00 125.80
ELY MUN MN ELO 47 N 49.4 91 W 49.8
1455 122.80 0.00 0.00
EVELETH VIRGINI MN EVM 47 N 25.9 92 W 30.0
1385 122.70 0.00 125.80
FAIRMOUNT MUN MN FRM 43 N 38.6 94 W 25.0
1161 122.80 0.00 0.00
FERGUS FALLS MN FFM 46 N 17.1 96 W 9.1
1185 122.80 0.00 0.00
FOSSTON MUN MN FSE 47 N 35.5 95 W 46.5
1277 122.90 0.00 134.75
GRAND MARAIS MN GRM 47 N 49.7 90 W 23.0
1658 122.80 0.00 0.00
GRAND RAPIDS IT MN GPZ 47 N 12.4 93 W 30.6
1355 122.80 0.00 134.55
HIBBING CHISHOL MN HIB 47 N 23.2 92 W 50.3
1352 123.00 123.60 125.80
HUTCHINSON MUN MN HCD 44 N 51.5 94 W 22.9
1059 122.80 0.00 125.50
INTERNATIONALFL MN INL 48 N 33.9 93 W 24.1
1185 122.80 0.00 120.90
JACKSON MUN MN MJQ 43 N 39.0 94 W 59.0
1446 122.80 0.00 0.00
LITTLE FALLS MO MN LXL 45 N 56.9 94 W 20.7
1120 122.80 0.00 125.50
MADISON LAC QUI MN DXX 44 N 59.1 96 W 10.7
1082 122.80 0.00 0.00
MANKATO MUN MN MKT 44 N 13.3 93 W 55.1
1020 122.70 0.00 0.00
MARSHALL MUN MN MML 44 N 27.0 95 W 49.4
1179 122.80 0.00 0.00
MINNEAPOLIS ANO MN ANE 45 N 8.4 93 W 12.6
909 122.95 118.20 126.50
MINNEAPOLIS CRY MN MIC 45 N 3.7 93 W 21.2
869 122.95 120.70 125.70
MINNEAPOLIS FLY MN FCM 44 N 49.6 93 W 27.4
906 122.95 118.10 124.90
MINNEAPOLIS ST MN MSP 44 N 53.0 93 W 12.9
841 122.95 126.70 135.35
MONTEVIDEO CHIP MN MVE 44 N 58.5 95 W 42.2
1035 122.80 0.00 0.00
MORRIS MUN MN MOX 45 N 34.0 95 W 58.0
1130 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEW ULM MUN MN ULM 44 N 19.1 94 W 30.1
1011 122.80 0.00 127.10
ORR REG MN ORB 48 N 1.0 92 W 51.0
1310 122.80 0.00 120.90
ORTONVILLE MUN MN VVV 45 N 18.2 96 W 25.4
1100 122.80 0.00 0.00
OWATONNA MUN MN OWA 44 N 7.2 93 W 15.2
1148 122.70 0.00 132.35
PARK RAPIDS MUN MN PKD 46 N 54.0 95 W 4.3
1443 122.80 0.00 0.00
PIPESTONE MUN MN PQN 43 N 59.2 96 W 18.5
1736 122.80 0.00 132.10
RED WING MUN MN RGK 44 N 35.4 92 W 29.2
784 122.80 0.00 134.45
ROCHESTER MUN MN RST 43 N 54.5 92 W 29.8
1317 122.95 118.30 120.50
ST CLOUD MUN MN STC 45 N 32.7 94 W 3.4
1024 122.70 0.00 0.00
ST PAUL HOLMAN MN STP 44 N 56.1 93 W 3.7
704 122.95 119.10 118.35
ST PAUL LK ELMO MN 21D 44 N 59.7 92 W 51.5
932 122.80 0.00 121.20
STAPLES MUN MN SAZ 46 N 22.8 94 W 48.1
1285 122.90 0.00 126.10
THIEF RIVER FLS MN TVF 48 N 3.8 96 W 11.0
1116 122.80 0.00 0.00
WARROAD INTL MN RAD 48 N 56.2 95 W 20.5
1074 122.80 0.00 0.00
WASECA MUN MN ACQ 44 N 4.4 93 W 33.1
1126 122.80 0.00 132.35
WHEATON MUN MN ETH 45 N 46.8 96 W 32.6
1025 122.90 0.00 0.00
WILLMAR MUN MN ILL 45 N 7.0 95 W 5.4
1130 122.80 0.00 0.00
WINDOM MUN MN MWM 43 N 54.8 95 W 6.6
1410 122.80 0.00 127.10
WINONA CONRAD MN ONA 44 N 4.6 91 W 42.4
656 122.80 0.00 128.60
WORTHINGTON MN OTG 43 N 39.3 95 W 34.7
1574 122.80 0.00 0.00
AVA MARTIN MEM MO 73K 36 N 58.3 92 W 40.8
1302 122.70 0.00 0.00
BOONVILLE VIERT MO VER 38 N 56.8 92 W 41.3
714 122.70 0.00 0.00
BROOKFIELD PERS MO B2K 39 N 45.6 93 W 6.2
806 122.90 0.00 0.00
CAPE GIRARDEAU MO CGI 37 N 13.5 89 W 34.2
342 122.95 119.00 0.00
COLUMBIA REG MO COU 38 N 48.9 92 W 13.1
889 122.95 119.30 128.45
DEXTER MUN MO M43 36 N 46.5 89 W 56.5
304 122.80 0.00 0.00
FT LEONARD WOOD MO TBN 37 N 44.5 92 W 8.4
1159 0.00 125.40 110.00
FULTON MUN MO H65 38 N 50.3 92 W 0.2
886 122.70 0.00 0.00
GRAIN VALLEY EA MO 3GV 39 N 0.9 94 W 12.7
835 122.80 0.00 119.00
HANNIBAL MUN MO HAE 39 N 43.4 91 W 26.6
772 122.80 0.00 0.00
HIGGINSVILLE MO HIG 39 N 4.4 93 W 40.6
822 122.80 0.00 0.00
JEFFERSON CITY MO JEF 38 N 35.5 92 W 9.4
549 122.95 125.60 0.00
JOPLIN MUN MO JLN 37 N 8.9 94 W 29.9
981 122.95 128.20 128.35
KAISER LK OZARK MO AIZ 38 N 5.7 92 W 32.9
869 122.80 0.00 124.10
KANSAS CITY DWN MO MKC 39 N 7.4 94 W 35.5
758 122.95 133.30 124.60
KANSAS CITY INT MO MCI 39 N 17.9 94 W 43.0
1025 122.95 128.20 128.35
KANSAS CITY RIC MO GVW 38 N 50.6 94 W 33.6
1090 122.95 124.20 118.90
KENNETT MEM MO M14 36 N 13.8 90 W 2.0
262 122.80 0.00 0.00
KIRKSVILLE MUN MO IRK 40 N 5.5 92 W 32.6
965 122.80 0.00 132.60
MARSHALL MEM MO MHL 39 N 5.8 93 W 12.1
779 122.80 0.00 119.65
MARYVILLE MEM MO EVU 40 N 21.0 94 W 54.7
1150 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOBERLY BRADLEY MO MBY 39 N 27.8 92 W 25.5
866 122.70 0.00 0.00
MOUNTAIN VIEW MO MNF 36 N 59.5 91 W 42.7
1169 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEVADA MUN MO NVD 37 N 51.0 94 W 18.0
882 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEW MADRID CO MO M62 36 N 32.1 89 W 35.8
295 122.80 0.00 135.50
POINT LOOKOUT MO PLK 36 N 37.5 93 W 13.7
936 122.70 0.00 126.85
SEDALIA MEM MO DMO 38 N 42.2 93 W 11.0
909 122.80 0.00 0.00
SIKESTON MEM MO SIK 36 N 53.6 89 W 33.5
315 122.80 0.00 0.00
SPRINGFIELD MO SGF 37 N 14.6 93 W 23.2
1267 122.95 119.90 119.05
ST CHARLES SMAR MO 3SZ 38 N 55.7 90 W 25.6
438 122.80 126.30 124.20
ST JOSEPH ROSEC MO STJ 39 N 46.2 94 W 54.6
826 122.95 126.90 0.00
ST LOUIS LAMBER MO STL 38 N 44.8 90 W 21.6
605 122.95 120.05 120.45
ST LOUIS SPIRIT MO SUS 38 N 39.7 90 W 39.0
463 122.95 118.30 134.80
TRENTON MUN MO TRX 40 N 5.0 93 W 35.4
756 122.80 0.00 0.00
WEST PLAINS MUN MO UNO 36 N 52.7 91 W 54.1
1228 122.80 0.00 0.00
BAY ST LOUIS MS 3R6 30 N 22.0 89 W 27.2
23 122.80 0.00 127.50
BROOKHAVEN LINC MS 1R7 31 N 36.3 90 W 24.5
487 122.80 0.00 126.80
CLARKSDALE FLET MS CKM 34 N 18.0 90 W 31.0
173 122.80 0.00 120.85
COLUMBIA MARION MS 0R0 31 N 17.7 89 W 48.8
262 122.80 0.00 126.80
COLUMBUS WEST P MS GTR 33 N 27.0 88 W 35.4
264 122.80 0.00 134.10
CORINTH TURNER MS CRX 34 N 54.8 88 W 36.2
424 122.80 0.00 135.90
GREENVILLE MUN MS GLM 33 N 28.9 90 W 59.1
131 122.95 119.00 0.00
GREENWOOD LEFLO MS GWO 33 N 29.6 90 W 5.1
155 122.95 123.60 132.50
GULFPORT BILOXI MS GPT 30 N 24.4 89 W 4.2
28 122.95 123.70 119.45
HATTIESBURG CHA MS HBG 31 N 15.9 89 W 15.1
151 122.80 0.00 126.80
INDIANOLA MUN MS IDL 33 N 29.0 90 W 41.0
126 122.80 0.00 0.00
JACKSON HAWKINS MS HKS 32 N 20.0 90 W 13.3
341 122.95 118.70 123.90
JACKSON THOMPSO MS JAN 32 N 18.6 90 W 4.5
346 122.95 120.90 121.05
KOSCIUSKO ATTAL MS OSX 33 N 5.4 89 W 32.5
479 122.90 0.00 132.35
LAUREL HATTIESB MS PIB 31 N 28.0 89 W 20.2
297 123.00 0.00 0.00
LOUISVILLE WINS MS LMS 33 N 8.7 89 W 3.7
575 122.70 0.00 132.35
MADISON CAMPBEL MS MBO 32 N 26.2 90 W 6.1
325 122.80 0.00 123.90
MARKS SELFS MS MMS 34 N 13.8 90 W 17.3
160 122.90 0.00 120.85
MC COMB PIKE CO MS MCB 31 N 10.5 90 W 28.1
413 122.95 123.60 0.00
MERIDAN KEY MS MEI 32 N 19.9 88 W 45.0
297 122.95 119.80 120.50
NATCHEZ HARDY MS HEZ 31 N 36.8 91 W 17.8
272 122.80 0.00 125.75
OLIVE BRANCH MS OLV 34 N 58.9 89 W 47.2
401 122.80 0.00 125.80
OXFORD UNIVERSI MS UOX 34 N 23.0 89 W 32.1
451 122.80 123.00 128.50
PASCAGOULA JACK MS PGL 30 N 22.6 88 W 29.6
16 122.80 0.00 121.00
PRENTISS JEFFER MS MS04 31 N 35.7 89 W 54.4
454 122.80 0.00 0.00
RAYMOND WILLIAM MS M16 32 N 18.2 90 W 24.5
246 122.80 0.00 123.90
STARKVILLE BRYA MS STF 33 N 26.0 88 W 50.6
333 122.70 0.00 134.10
TUPELO LEMONS MS TUP 34 N 16.0 88 W 46.1
346 122.80 0.00 0.00
VICKSBURG MUN MS VKS 32 N 14.3 90 W 55.7
106 122.80 0.00 132.50
BAKER MUN MT 3U6 46 N 21.5 104 W 15.0
2971 122.80 0.00 0.00
BIG TIMBER MT 6SQ 45 N 48.2 109 W 58.7
4482 122.80 0.00 0.00
BILLINGS LOGAN MT BIL 45 N 48.4 108 W 32.4
3649 122.95 124.20 126.30
BOZEMAN GALLATI MT BZN 45 N 46.6 111 W 9.1
4458 123.65 123.65 132.40
BUTTE MOONEY MT BTM 45 N 57.2 112 W 29.7
5545 123.00 0.00 123.60
CHINOOK MUN MT S71 48 N 35.2 109 W 14.5
2410 122.80 0.00 0.00
CIRCLE TOWN CO MT 4U6 47 N 25.0 105 W 33.0
2426 122.80 0.00 0.00
CULBERTSON BIG MT S85 48 N 9.2 104 W 30.2
1953 122.80 0.00 0.00
CUT BANK MUN MT CTB 48 N 36.4 112 W 22.4
3854 122.80 0.00 123.60
DILLON BEAVERHD MT DLN 45 N 15.2 112 W 33.3
5238 122.80 0.00 0.00
GLASGOW INTL MT GGW 48 N 12.7 106 W 36.8
2294 122.80 0.00 128.80
GLASGOW VALLEY MT GSG 48 N 25.2 106 W 31.6
2762 123.00 0.00 128.80
GLENDIVE DAWSON MT GDV 47 N 8.2 104 W 48.3
2456 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREAT FALLS INT MT GTF 47 N 28.9 111 W 22.2
3674 122.95 118.70 126.60
HAMILTON RAVALL MT 6S5 46 N 15.2 114 W 7.2
3638 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAVRE CITY CO MT HVR 48 N 32.5 109 W 45.7
2590 122.80 0.00 0.00
HELENA REG MT HLN 46 N 36.4 111 W 58.9
3873 122.95 118.30 0.00
JORDAN SCHRANK MT JDN 47 N 20.0 106 W 56.0
2662 122.90 0.00 0.00
KALISPELL CITY MT S27 48 N 10.7 114 W 18.1
2932 122.80 0.00 0.00
KALISPELL GLACI MT FCA 48 N 18.7 114 W 15.2
2972 123.00 0.00 0.00
LEWISTOWN MUN MT LWT 47 N 2.9 109 W 28.1
4167 123.00 123.60 0.00
LIVINGSTON MISS MT LVM 45 N 42.1 110 W 26.7
4656 123.00 123.60 0.00
MALTA MT MLK 48 N 21.0 107 W 53.1
2280 122.80 0.00 0.00
MILES CITY WILE MT MLS 46 N 25.6 105 W 53.1
2628 123.00 123.60 0.00
MISSOULA INTL MT MSO 46 N 54.9 114 W 5.3
3201 122.95 118.40 126.65
PLENTYWOOD SHER MT PWD 48 N 47.4 104 W 32.0
2250 122.90 0.00 0.00
POLSON MT 8S1 47 N 41.7 114 W 11.0
2938 122.80 0.00 133.40
RED LODGE MT RED 45 N 11.2 109 W 16.0
5763 122.90 0.00 0.00
ROUNDUP MT RPX 46 N 28.4 108 W 33.4
3490 122.80 0.00 0.00
SCOBEY MT 9S2 48 N 48.4 105 W 26.5
2433 122.80 0.00 0.00
WEST YELLOWSTON MT WYS 44 N 41.3 111 W 7.0
6644 122.80 0.00 132.40
WOLF POINT INTL MT OLF 48 N 5.6 105 W 34.4
1986 122.80 0.00 128.80
ACAPULCO MX MMAA 16 N 45.4 99 W 94.5
18 0.00 118.50 115.90
CANCUN MX MMUN 21 N 2.0 86 W 53.1
16 0.00 118.60 120.40
CHETUMAL MX MMCM 18 N 30.3 88 W 19.5
39 0.00 118.80 0.00
CHIHUAHUA MX MMCU 28 N 42.2 105 W 56.2
4462 0.00 118.40 0.00
CIUDAD ACUNA MX MMCC 29 N 20.0 100 W 59.0
971 0.00 0.00 0.00
CIUDAD JUAREZ MX MMCS 31 N 38.2 106 W 25.6
3842 0.00 118.90 0.00
COZUMEL MX MMCZ 20 N 31.5 86 W 55.6
16 0.00 118.10 0.00
GUADALAJARA MX MMGL 20 N 31.3 103 W 18.6
88 0.00 118.10 0.00
GUAYAMAS MX MMGM 27 N 58.2 110 W 55.5
88 0.00 118.60 0.00
HERMOSILLO MX MMHO 29 N 5.8 111 W 2.9
630 0.00 118.70 127.70
IXTAPA MX MMZH 17 N 36.2 101 W 27.5
20 0.00 118.30 0.00
LA PAZ MX MMLP 24 N 4.5 110 W 21.8
69 0.00 118.10 0.00
LORETO MX MMLT 25 N 59.2 111 W 21.2
10 0.00 118.40 0.00
MANZANILLO MX MMZO 19 N 8.7 104 W 33.1
26 0.00 118.70 0.00
MATAMORAS MX MMMA 25 N 46.2 97 W 31.6
27 0.00 118.00 0.00
MAZATLAN MX MMMZ 23 N 9.8 106 W 15.9
33 0.00 118.30 0.00
MERIDA MX MMMD 20 N 56.2 89 W 39.5
34 0.00 118.30 127.70
MEXICALI MX MMML 32 N 37.9 115 W 14.6
72 0.00 118.20 0.00
MEXICO CITY MX MMMX 19 N 26.1 99 W 4.5
7341 0.00 118.10 127.70
MONTERREY MX MMAN 25 N 51.9 100 W 14.2
1474 0.00 118.60 0.00
MONTERREY MX MMMY 25 N 46.7 100 W 6.4
1269 0.00 118.10 127.70
NOGALES MX MMNG 31 N 13.8 110 W 58.6
4010 0.00 0.00 0.00
NUEVO LAREDO MX MMNL 27 N 26.6 99 W 34.2
486 0.00 118.30 0.00
PIEDRAS NEGRAS MX MMPG 28 N 37.7 100 W 32.2
980 0.00 0.00 0.00
PUERTO VALLARTA MX MMPR 20 N 40.9 105 W 5.3
19 0.00 118.50 0.00
REYNOSA MX MMRX 26 N 0.8 98 W 13.7
128 0.00 118.80 0.00
SAN JOSEDELCABO MX MMSD 23 N 9.3 109 W 43.5
358 0.00 118.90 0.00
TAMPICO MX MMTM 14 N 47.6 92 W 22.2
96 0.00 118.20 0.00
TAPACHULA MX MMTP 14 N 47.6 92 W 22.2
96 0.00 118.20 0.00
TIJUANA MX MMTJ 32 N 32.5 116 W 58.4
499 0.00 118.10 0.00
TORREON MX MMTC 25 N 34.1 103 W 24.6
3707 0.00 118.50 0.00
VERACRUZ MX MMVR 19 N 8.8 96 W 11.3
95 0.00 118.50 0.00
AHOSKIE TRI CO NC ASJ 36 N 17.8 77 W 10.2
68 122.80 0.00 123.85
ALBEMARLE STANL NC 6A6 35 N 24.9 80 W 9.0
607 123.00 0.00 0.00
ANDREWS MURPHY NC 6A3 35 N 11.6 83 W 51.9
1700 122.80 0.00 0.00
ARCHDALE JOHNSO NC 72A 35 N 50.2 79 W 55.8
732 122.80 0.00 0.00
ASHEBORO MUN NC W44 35 N 39.3 79 W 53.6
672 122.80 0.00 126.60
ASHEVILLE NC AVL 35 N 26.0 82 W 32.5
2165 122.95 121.10 120.20
BEAUFORT SMITH NC MRH 34 N 44.0 76 W 37.9
13 122.80 0.00 124.10
BURLINGTON NC BUY 36 N 2.7 79 W 28.7
616 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHAPEL HILL WMS NC W52 35 N 56.0 79 W 4.0
513 123.00 0.00 118.05
CHARLOTTE NC CLT 35 N 12.8 80 W 56.6
749 122.95 118.10 132.10
CHARLOTTE WILGR NC 8A6 35 N 12.8 80 W 40.2
799 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLINTON SAMPSON NC CTZ 34 N 58.5 78 W 21.9
148 122.80 0.00 133.00
CURRITUCK CO NC 9W7 36 N 23.8 76 W 1.7
18 122.90 0.00 0.00
EDENTON MUN NC EDE 36 N 1.5 76 W 34.0
19 122.80 0.00 123.85
ELIZABETH CITY NC ECG 36 N 15.6 76 W 10.5
12 122.95 120.50 123.85
ELKIN MUN NC ZEF 36 N 16.6 80 W 47.2
1068 122.80 0.00 125.15
ENGELHARD HYDE NC 7W6 35 N 33.7 75 W 57.3
8 122.70 0.00 0.00
ERWIN HARNETT NC 37W 35 N 22.7 78 W 44.0
195 122.70 0.00 119.55
FARMVILLE LANG NC W38 35 N 36.1 77 W 36.6
84 122.90 0.00 0.00
FAYETTEVILLE RE NC FAY 34 N 59.4 78 W 52.8
190 122.95 118.30 121.25
FRANKLIN MACON NC 1A5 35 N 13.3 83 W 25.1
2020 122.80 0.00 0.00
FUQUAY VARINA NC 4W3 35 N 32.6 78 W 44.8
349 122.80 0.00 0.00
GASTONIA MUN NC 0A6 35 N 12.0 81 W 9.0
803 122.80 0.00 125.35
GOLDSBORO NC GWW 35 N 27.5 77 W 58.0
133 122.80 0.00 123.70
GREENSBORO AIRH NC W88 36 N 10.2 79 W 47.7
822 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREENSBORO HIGH NC GSO 36 N 5.7 79 W 56.3
926 122.95 119.10 128.55
GREENSBORO MAY NC NC01 35 N 59.9 79 W 41.3
777 122.90 0.00 126.60
GREENSBORO S.E. NC 3A4 35 N 56.5 79 W 41.1
737 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREENVILLE NC PGV 35 N 37.8 77 W 23.0
25 122.80 0.00 0.00
HATTERAS MITCHE NC 8W5 35 N 14.0 75 W 37.0
15 122.90 0.00 0.00
HENDERSONVILLE NC 0A7 35 N 18.4 82 W 26.0
2084 122.80 0.00 0.00
HICKORY MUN. NC HKY 35 N 44.4 81 W 23.4
1189 122.95 120.00 125.15
HIGH POINT DARR NC NC03 35 N 54.5 79 W 59.2
874 122.90 0.00 0.00
HURDLE MILLS NC 4W4 36 N 17.0 79 W 4.7
653 122.90 0.00 0.00
INDIAN TRAIL NC 28A 35 N 7.2 80 W 35.2
560 123.00 0.00 0.00
JACKSONVILLE NC OAJ 34 N 49.7 77 W 36.7
94 123.00 0.00 0.00
JACKSONVILLE SK NC NC41 34 N 43.0 77 W 35.5
60 122.90 0.00 0.00
KENANSVILLE DUP NC DPL 35 N 0.0 77 W 58.9
135 123.00 0.00 119.70
KILL DEVIL HILL NC FFA 36 N 1.0 75 W 40.3
13 122.90 0.00 0.00
KINSTON EASTERN NC ISO 35 N 19.6 77 W 37.0
94 122.95 120.60 119.70
KNIGHTDALE RALE NC W17 35 N 47.8 78 W 26.3
313 122.80 0.00 0.00
LEXINGTON MUNI NC EXX 35 N 46.8 80 W 18.1
726 122.80 0.00 0.00
LIBERTY CAUSEY NC 2A5 35 N 54.8 79 W 37.0
725 122.80 0.00 126.60
LOUISBURG FRANK NC LFN 36 N 5.1 78 W 22.3
345 122.90 0.00 0.00
LUMBERTON MUN NC LBT 34 N 36.7 79 W 3.5
126 122.80 0.00 119.55
MAIDEN LANEYS NC NC09 35 N 34.4 81 W 7.0
1025 122.80 0.00 0.00
MANTEO DARE CO. NC MQI 35 N 55.1 75 W 41.7
13 122.80 0.00 0.00
MARION SHIFLET NC 9A9 35 N 43.2 82 W 0.6
1200 122.90 0.00 0.00
MAXTON LAURINBU NC MEB 34 N 47.2 79 W 21.8
220 122.80 0.00 119.55
MOCKSVILLE SUGA NC 31A 35 N 59.1 80 W 30.6
730 123.00 0.00 0.00
MOCKSVILLE TWIN NC 8A7 35 N 54.8 80 W 27.3
819 122.70 0.00 120.90
MONROE NC EQY 35 N 1.2 80 W 37.1
673 122.70 0.00 126.15
MOORESVILLE LAK NC 14A 35 N 36.8 80 W 54.0
840 122.80 0.00 0.00
MORGANTON LENOI NC MRN 35 N 49.3 81 W 36.5
1266 122.70 0.00 125.15
MT AIRY SURRY NC MWK 36 N 27.5 80 W 33.1
1241 123.00 0.00 120.90
MT OLIVE MUN NC W40 35 N 13.3 78 W 2.2
167 122.80 0.00 123.70
NEW BERN SIMMON NC EWN 35 N 4.3 77 W 2.6
19 123.00 122.40 119.35
OCEAN ISLE BCH NC 60J 33 N 54.4 78 W 26.2
32 122.90 0.00 0.00
OCRACOKE ISLAND NC W95 35 N 6.0 75 W 57.9
5 122.90 0.00 0.00
OXFORD HENDERSO NC 4W8 36 N 21.7 78 W 31.8
527 122.80 0.00 118.05
PLYMOUTH MUN NC PMZ 35 N 48.3 76 W 45.5
39 122.80 0.00 0.00
RAEFORD MUN NC 5W4 35 N 1.2 79 W 11.4
298 123.00 0.00 127.80
RALEIGH DURHAM NC RDU 35 N 52.7 78 W 47.2
437 122.95 119.30 123.80
RALEIGH TRIPLEW NC 5W5 35 N 37.2 78 W 42.1
244 122.70 0.00 123.80
REIDSVILLE ROCK NC NC14 36 N 26.1 79 W 50.9
676 122.80 0.00 120.90
REIDSVILLE WARF NC 6A5 36 N 19.0 79 W 42.5
820 122.90 0.00 0.00
ROANOKE RAPIDS NC RZZ 36 N 26.3 77 W 42.6
250 122.80 0.00 135.30
ROCKINGHAM HAML NC 45J 34 N 53.5 79 W 45.6
358 122.80 0.00 127.80
ROCKY MOUNT NC RWI 35 N 51.2 77 W 53.6
158 122.95 123.60 135.30
RUTHERFORDTON NC 57A 35 N 25.8 81 W 56.1
1076 122.80 0.00 119.40
SALISBURY ROWAN NC RUQ 35 N 38.5 80 W 31.3
771 122.80 0.00 0.00
SANFORD LEE CO. NC W77 35 N 26.0 79 W 10.9
430 123.00 0.00 0.00
SHELBY MUN NC EHO 35 N 15.3 81 W 36.1
847 122.80 0.00 0.00
SILER CITY MUN NC 5W8 35 N 42.1 79 W 30.3
614 122.90 0.00 126.60
SMITHFIELD JOHN NC W27 35 N 32.6 78 W 23.3
165 122.80 0.00 124.95
SOUTHERN PINES NC SOP 35 N 14.2 79 W 23.3
455 122.70 0.00 0.00
SOUTHPORT BRUNS NC SUT 33 N 55.7 78 W 4.5
25 123.00 0.00 118.25
SPRUCE PINE AVE NC 7A8 35 N 56.6 81 W 59.7
2750 122.90 0.00 0.00
STAR MONTGOMERY NC 43A 35 N 23.2 79 W 47.5
628 122.80 0.00 0.00
STATESVILLE MUN NC SVH 35 N 45.6 80 W 57.4
964 123.00 0.00 125.15
SYLVA JACKSON NC 24A 35 N 18.9 83 W 12.5
2844 123.00 0.00 0.00
TARBORO EDGECOM NC W55 35 N 56.2 77 W 32.8
53 122.80 0.00 0.00
THOMASVILLE HIA NC NC16 35 N 49.8 80 W 6.4
855 122.90 0.00 0.00
WADESBORO ANSON NC 3A3 35 N 1.4 80 W 4.7
304 122.80 0.00 126.15
WALLACE HENDERS NC ACZ 34 N 43.0 78 W 0.2
39 122.80 0.00 121.40
WALNUT COVE NC NC28 36 N 18.0 80 W 8.9
631 123.00 0.00 120.90
WASHINGTON WARR NC OCW 35 N 34.2 77 W 3.0
38 122.80 0.00 127.10
WAXHAW JAARS NC NC18 34 N 51.8 80 W 44.8
603 123.00 0.00 126.15
WEST JEFFERSON NC NC67 36 N 25.9 81 W 25.2
3173 122.80 0.00 124.50
WHITEVILLE COLU NC CPC 34 N 16.4 78 W 42.8
90 122.80 0.00 124.50
WILKESBORO NC IKB 36 N 8.5 81 W 11.6
980 123.00 0.00 125.15
WILLIAMSTON MAR NC MCZ 35 N 51.7 77 W 10.5
76 122.80 0.00 127.10
WILMINGTON NC ILM 34 N 16.2 77 W 54.1
32 122.95 119.90 121.10
WILSON IND AIR NC W03 35 N 46.0 77 W 58.0
161 123.00 0.00 135.30
WINSTON SALEM NC INT 36 N 8.0 80 W 13.3
970 122.95 118.70 121.30
ASHLEY MUN ND ASY 46 N 1.4 99 W 21.1
2032 122.90 0.00 0.00
BISMARCK MUN ND BIS 46 N 46.6 100 W 45.0
1677 122.95 118.30 119.35
BOWMAN MUN ND D04 46 N 11.2 103 W 25.6
2958 122.80 0.00 0.00
DEVILS LAKE MUN ND DVL 48 N 6.8 98 W 54.5
1455 122.80 0.00 0.00
DICKINSON MUN ND DIK 46 N 47.8 102 W 47.9
2590 123.00 123.60 0.00
FARGO ND FAR 46 N 54.9 96 W 48.8
900 122.95 118.60 124.50
GAFTON MUN ND GAF 48 N 24.4 97 W 22.4
828 122.80 0.00 0.00
GRAND FORKS ND GFK 47 N 56.9 97 W 10.5
844 122.95 118.40 119.40
GWINNER MUN ND GWR 46 N 13.1 97 W 38.6
1262 122.70 0.00 0.00
HARVEY MUN ND ND17 47 N 48.0 99 W 56.0
1605 122.80 0.00 0.00
HETTINGER MUN ND HEI 46 N 0.8 102 W 39.2
2705 122.80 0.00 0.00
JAMESTOWN MUN ND JMS 46 N 55.7 98 W 40.6
1498 123.00 0.00 0.00
MANDAN MUN ND Y19 46 N 46.1 100 W 53.6
1945 122.80 0.00 126.30
MINOT INTL ND MOT 48 N 15.5 101 W 16.8
1715 122.95 118.20 118.50
MOHALL MUN ND HBC 48 N 46.1 101 W 32.1
1650 122.80 0.00 118.50
PARSHALL HANKIN ND Y74 47 N 56.1 102 W 8.5
2020 122.80 0.00 0.00
ROLLA MUN ND 06D 48 N 52.9 99 W 37.1
1820 122.80 0.00 0.00
RUGBY MUN ND RUG 48 N 23.4 100 W 10.4
1548 122.80 0.00 0.00
VALLEY CITY BAR ND 6D8 46 N 56.5 98 W 0.9
1399 122.80 0.00 124.20
WAHPETON STERN ND BWP 46 N 14.7 96 W 36.3
966 123.00 0.00 0.00
WATFORD CITY ND S25 47 N 47.9 103 W 15.4
2100 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILLISTON SLOUL ND ISN 48 N 10.6 103 W 38.5
1982 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILLISTON WRIGH ND 24U 48 N 11.2 103 W 37.1
1885 122.90 0.00 0.00
ALLIANCE MUN NE AIA 42 N 3.2 102 W 48.2
3929 123.00 0.00 127.20
AURORA MUN NE AUH 40 N 53.5 97 W 59.6
1802 122.80 0.00 0.00
BASSETT ROCK CO NE RBE 42 N 34.3 99 W 34.2
2349 122.90 0.00 0.00
BEATRICE MUN NE BIE 40 N 18.0 96 W 45.2
1318 122.80 0.00 0.00
BROKEN BOW MUN NE BBW 41 N 26.0 99 W 38.4
2538 122.80 0.00 132.70
CHADRON MUN NE CDR 42 N 50.2 103 W 5.7
3296 122.80 0.00 127.20
COLUMBUS MUN NE OLU 41 N 26.8 97 W 20.3
1443 122.80 0.00 128.75
COZAD MUN NE CZD 40 N 52.1 100 W 0.2
2501 122.80 0.00 132.70
CRETE MUN NE CEK 40 N 37.0 96 W 55.6
1499 122.80 0.00 124.00
GRAND ISLAND NE GRI 40 N 58.0 98 W 18.5
1846 122.95 118.20 0.00
GRANT MUN NE GGF 40 N 52.1 101 W 43.9
3423 122.80 0.00 132.70
HASTINGS MUN NE HSI 40 N 36.2 98 W 25.6
1954 122.80 0.00 119.40
HEBRON MUN NE HJH 40 N 9.1 97 W 35.0
1465 122.90 0.00 0.00
HOLDREGE BREWST NE HDE 40 N 26.9 99 W 20.0
2313 122.80 0.00 132.70
IMPERIAL MUN NE IML 40 N 30.5 101 W 37.2
3275 122.80 0.00 0.00
KEARNY MUN NE EAR 40 N 43.6 99 W 0.2
2130 122.80 0.00 119.40
KIMBALL MUN NE IBM 41 N 11.3 103 W 40.1
4923 122.80 0.00 0.00
LEXINGTON MUN NE LXN 40 N 47.3 99 W 46.4
2409 123.00 0.00 132.70
LINCOLN NE LNK 40 N 51.0 96 W 45.5
1214 122.95 118.50 118.05
MC COOK MUN NE MCK 40 N 12.3 100 W 35.4
2579 122.80 0.00 132.70
NORFOLK STEFAN NE OFK 41 N 59.1 97 W 26.0
1572 122.70 0.00 0.00
NORTH PLATTE LE NE LBF 41 N 7.6 100 W 41.3
2779 122.95 123.60 0.00
OGALLALA SEARLE NE OGA 41 N 7.3 101 W 46.2
3279 122.80 0.00 132.70
OMAHA EPPLEY NE OMA 41 N 18.1 95 W 53.6
983 122.95 127.60 120.40
OMAHA FLIGHTLND NE K46 41 N 25.0 96 W 6.8
1325 122.90 0.00 0.00
OMAHA MILLARD NE MLE 41 N 11.7 96 W 6.7
1051 123.00 0.00 120.10
ORD SHARP NE ODX 41 N 37.3 98 W 57.0
2064 122.80 0.00 0.00
SCOTTSBLUFF CO NE BFF 41 N 52.5 103 W 35.8
3965 122.95 123.60 0.00
SEWARD MUN NE SWT 40 N 51.7 97 W 6.5
1506 122.80 0.00 124.00
SIDNEY MUN NE SNY 41 N 6.0 102 W 59.0
4312 122.80 0.00 0.00
TEKAMAH MUN NE TQE 41 N 45.8 96 W 10.6
1027 122.90 0.00 124.50
VALENTINE MILLE NE VTN 42 N 51.3 100 W 32.7
2589 122.80 0.00 0.00
WAHOO NE AHQ 41 N 14.4 96 W 35.7
1223 122.90 0.00 120.10
WAYNE MUN NE LCG 42 N 14.3 96 W 59.0
1430 122.80 0.00 124.60
YORK MUN NE JYR 40 N 53.7 97 W 37.4
1671 122.80 0.00 0.00
BERLIN MUN NH BML 44 N 34.4 71 W 10.5
1158 122.70 0.00 0.00
CLAREMONT MUN NH CNH 43 N 22.2 72 W 22.0
545 122.70 0.00 0.00
CONCORD MUN NH CON 43 N 12.2 71 W 30.1
346 123.00 0.00 127.35
HAVERHILL DEAN NH 5B9 44 N 4.8 72 W 0.5
580 122.80 0.00 0.00
HILLSBORO HAWTH NH 8B1 43 N 4.0 71 W 54.0
600 122.80 0.00 0.00
JAFFREY SILVER NH AFN 42 N 48.3 72 W 0.5
1040 122.80 0.00 123.75
KEENE DILLANT NH EEN 42 N 53.8 72 W 16.2
487 123.00 0.00 134.30
LACONIA MUN NH LCI 43 N 34.3 71 W 25.1
546 123.00 0.00 127.35
LEBANON MUN NH LEB 43 N 37.6 72 W 18.2
598 122.95 128.80 118.65
MANCHESTER GREN NH MHT 42 N 56.0 71 W 26.3
234 122.95 121.30 119.55
MOULTONBORO NH NH08 43 N 46.1 71 W 23.2
571 122.80 0.00 0.00
NASHUA BOIRE NH ASH 42 N 46.9 71 W 30.9
200 122.95 119.70 125.10
NEWPORT PARLIN NH 2B3 43 N 23.2 72 W 11.3
786 122.80 0.00 0.00
ROCHESTER SKYHA NH 6B1 43 N 16.9 70 W 55.7
321 122.70 0.00 0.00
TWIN MOUTAIN NH 8B2 44 N 15.8 71 W 32.8
1459 122.80 0.00 0.00
WHITEFIELD MT NH HIE 44 N 21.8 71 W 33.1
1074 122.80 0.00 127.75
WOLFEBORO LAKES NH 8B8 43 N 35.2 71 W 16.0
580 122.80 0.00 0.00
ANDOVER AERO NJ 12N 41 N 0.5 74 W 44.3
583 122.80 0.00 0.00
ANDOVER TRINCA NJ 13N 40 N 58.0 74 W 46.8
600 122.80 122.80 0.00
ATLANTIC CITY NJ ACY 39 N 27.4 74 W 34.7
76 122.95 120.30 108.60
ATLANTIC CITY B NJ AIY 39 N 21.6 74 W 27.5
9 123.00 118.90 134.25
BARGAINTOWN NJ 1N6 39 N 23.6 74 W 36.4
53 122.90 0.00 0.00
BELMAR FARMINGD NJ BLM 40 N 11.2 74 W 7.5
159 123.00 0.00 0.00
BERLIN CAMDENCO NJ 19N 39 N 46.7 74 W 56.9
150 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLAIRSTOWN NJ 1N7 40 N 58.3 74 W 59.9
372 123.00 123.00 0.00
BRIDGEPORT NJ NJ N83 39 N 47.8 75 W 20.5
23 122.80 0.00 126.60
BRIDGETON BUCKS NJ 00N 39 N 28.5 75 W 11.1
105 122.90 0.00 0.00
BRIDGETON LICAL NJ N50 39 N 24.5 75 W 14.3
42 122.90 0.00 0.00
CALDWELL ESSEX NJ CDW 40 N 52.5 74 W 16.9
173 123.00 126.50 135.50
COLTS NECK NJ NJ N61 40 N 17.0 74 W 11.0
100 122.80 0.00 0.00
CROSS KEYS NJ 17N 39 N 42.3 75 W 1.9
162 122.80 0.00 126.60
HACKETTSTOWN NJ N05 40 N 49.2 74 W 51.3
670 122.90 0.00 0.00
HAMMONTON MUN NJ N81 39 N 40.1 74 W 45.5
69 122.70 0.00 119.55
HAMMONTON PINEY NJ 80N 39 N 35.7 74 W 54.1
90 122.90 0.00 0.00
JOBSTOWN REDWIN NJ 2N6 40 N 1.6 74 W 41.6
75 122.90 0.00 0.00
LAKEWOOD NJ 3SE 40 N 4.0 74 W 10.6
32 122.80 0.00 120.25
LAKEWOOD NJ N12 40 N 4.0 74 W 10.8
32 122.80 0.00 120.25
LINCOLN PARK NJ N07 40 N 56.9 74 W 18.9
181 122.80 122.80 0.00
LINDEN NJ LDJ 40 N 37.1 74 W 14.7
23 123.00 0.00 128.55
LUMBERTON FLY W NJ N14 39 N 56.0 74 W 48.5
50 122.80 0.00 0.00
MANAHAWKIN NJ 72N 39 N 42.0 74 W 16.6
46 122.80 0.00 0.00
MANVILLE KUPPER NJ 47N 40 N 31.5 74 W 35.9
90 122.70 0.00 0.00
MATAWAN MARLBOR NJ 2N8 40 N 22.0 74 W 15.3
114 122.70 0.00 0.00
MILLVILLE NJ MIV 39 N 22.1 75 W 4.5
83 123.00 0.00 0.00
MORRISTOWN NJ MMU 40 N 48.0 74 W 24.9
187 122.95 118.10 124.25
MT HOLLY BURLIN NJ 7MY 39 N 56.5 74 W 50.5
53 122.80 0.00 127.50
NEWARK NJ EWR 40 N 41.6 74 W 10.1
18 122.95 118.30 115.70
NEWTON JUMPS NJ 3N5 41 N 1.6 74 W 45.5
620 122.90 0.00 0.00
OCEAN CITY MUN NJ 26N 39 N 15.8 74 W 36.5
8 122.70 0.00 0.00
OLD BRIDGE NJ NJ 3N6 40 N 19.8 74 W 20.9
87 122.80 0.00 120.25
PEDRICTOWN OLD NJ 7N7 39 N 44.0 75 W 24.4
42 122.70 0.00 0.00
PEMBERTON NJ 3N7 39 N 58.9 74 W 41.6
65 122.90 0.00 0.00
PENNINGTON TWIN NJ N75 40 N 18.5 74 W 45.5
230 122.90 0.00 0.00
PITMAN NJ 24N 39 N 45.2 75 W 8.5
99 122.80 0.00 126.60
PITTSTOWN ALEXA NJ N85 40 N 35.3 75 W 1.2
480 122.80 0.00 119.65
PITTSTOWN SKY M NJ N40 40 N 34.0 75 W 1.2
560 122.80 0.00 119.65
PRINCETON RK HL NJ 39N 40 N 23.9 74 W 39.5
123 122.70 0.00 0.00
READINGTON SOL NJ N51 40 N 35.0 74 W 44.3
195 122.80 0.00 0.00
ROBBINSVILLE NJ N87 40 N 12.8 74 W 36.1
119 123.00 0.00 0.00
SOMERVILLE NJ N52 40 N 37.5 74 W 40.5
105 123.00 0.00 128.55
SUSSEX NJ N63 41 N 12.0 74 W 37.4
420 122.70 0.00 0.00
TETERBORO NJ TEB 40 N 51.0 74 W 3.6
9 122.95 119.50 132.02
TOMS RIVER MILL NJ N44 39 N 55.7 74 W 17.6
82 122.70 0.00 0.00
TRENTON MERCER NJ TTN 40 N 16.6 74 W 48.8
213 122.95 121.90 119.45
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54 122.80 0.00 127.50
VINELAND NJ 28N 39 N 32.3 74 W 58.0
120 122.80 0.00 0.00
VINELAND KROELI NJ 29N 39 N 31.3 75 W 2.8
93 122.80 0.00 0.00
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80 122.80 0.00 0.00
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791 122.90 0.00 0.00
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22 122.70 0.00 0.00
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5280 122.80 0.00 0.00
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5352 122.95 118.30 118.00
ARTESIA MUN NM ATS 32 N 51.0 104 W 28.0
3548 122.80 0.00 132.65
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3293 122.95 123.60 0.00
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4214 122.80 0.00 124.00
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4309 122.80 0.00 128.20
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5503 122.95 118.90 0.00
GALLUP MUN NM GUP 35 N 30.6 108 W 47.2
6469 122.95 123.60 0.00
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3659 122.95 118.30 0.00
LAS CRUCES INTL NM LRU 32 N 17.3 106 W 55.2
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LAS VEGAS MUN NM LVS 35 N 39.2 105 W 8.5
6866 123.00 0.00 132.80
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3974 122.80 0.00 0.00
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4022 122.80 0.00 124.00
ROSWELL INDUSTR NM ROW 33 N 18.0 104 W 31.8
3669 122.95 118.50 0.00
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6810 122.95 118.20 0.00
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6344 122.95 119.50 128.55
SILVER CITY GRA NM SVC 32 N 37.9 108 W 9.2
5443 122.80 0.00 127.95
TAOS MUN NM SKX 36 N 27.5 105 W 40.3
7091 122.80 0.00 0.00
TRUTH OR CONSEQ NM TCS 33 N 14.2 107 W 16.2
4860 122.80 123.60 0.00
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4064 123.60 0.00 0.00
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5730 122.90 0.00 0.00
BATTLE MOUNTAIN NV BAM 40 N 35.9 116 W 52.4
4532 122.80 0.00 0.00
BOULDER CITY MU NV BLD 35 N 58.0 114 W 51.2
2430 122.70 0.00 0.00
CAL NEV ARI KID NV 1L4 35 N 18.3 114 W 52.9
2605 122.90 0.00 0.00
CARSON CITY NV O04 39 N 11.5 119 W 44.0
4697 123.00 0.00 0.00
ELKO MUN HARRIS NV EKO 40 N 49.3 115 W 47.6
5135 123.60 123.60 0.00
ELY YELLAND NV ELY 39 N 17.9 114 W 50.4
6255 122.90 0.00 0.00
FALLON MUN NV FLX 39 N 30.0 118 W 45.0
3959 122.80 0.00 126.20
HAWTHORNE MUN NV HTH 38 N 32.6 118 W 38.0
4215 122.80 0.00 127.30
LAS VEGAS HENDE NV L15 35 N 58.5 115 W 7.9
2458 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAS VEGAS INTL NV LAS 36 N 4.9 115 W 9.2
2174 122.95 119.90 116.90
LAS VEGAS NORTH NV VGT 36 N 12.7 115 W 11.7
2207 122.95 125.70 118.05
LOVELOCK DERBY NV LOL 40 N 4.0 118 W 33.7
3903 122.80 0.00 128.80
MERCURY DESERT NV DRA 36 N 37.1 116 W 1.9
3314 122.80 0.00 0.00
MINDEN DOUGLAS NV MEV 39 N 0.0 119 W 45.1
4718 122.80 0.00 0.00
OVERTON ECHO BA NV 0L9 36 N 18.6 114 W 27.7
1535 122.80 0.00 0.00
RENO CANNON INT NV RNO 39 N 29.9 119 W 46.0
4412 122.95 118.70 124.35
RENO STEAD NV 4SD 39 N 40.2 119 W 52.6
5046 122.80 0.00 0.00
WELLS HARRIET NV LWL 41 N 7.1 114 W 55.2
5772 122.80 0.00 0.00
WINNEMUCCA MUN NV WMC 40 N 53.7 117 W 48.2
4303 122.80 0.00 0.00
YERINGTON MUN NV O43 39 N 0.2 119 W 9.4
4378 122.80 0.00 0.00
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840 122.80 0.00 123.80
ALBANY COUNTY NY ALB 42 N 44.9 73 W 48.2
285 122.95 119.50 120.45
ALBION PINE HIL NY 9G6 43 N 10.4 78 W 16.5
663 123.00 0.00 0.00
ANGOLA AIRWAYS NY D22 42 N 39.4 78 W 59.5
710 122.80 0.00 0.00
BARNESVILLE BRA NY 6G5 40 N 0.2 81 W 11.5
1313 123.00 0.00 0.00
BATAVIA GENESEE NY 3G8 43 N 1.9 78 W 10.0
913 122.70 0.00 123.70
BINGHAMTON NY BGM 42 N 12.5 75 W 58.8
1630 123.00 119.30 128.15
BROCKPORT LEDGE NY 7G0 43 N 10.8 77 W 54.8
665 122.70 0.00 0.00
BUFFALO NY 9G0 42 N 51.6 78 W 43.0
670 122.80 0.00 123.80
BUFFALO NY BUF 42 N 56.4 78 W 43.0
723 122.95 120.50 135.35
CANASTOTA NY 1B8 43 N 4.2 75 W 46.2
545 122.80 0.00 0.00
CICERO MICHAEL NY NY10 43 N 10.7 76 W 7.5
416 122.80 0.00 0.00
CORTLAND CHASE NY N03 42 N 35.5 76 W 12.9
1197 122.80 0.00 0.00
DANSVILLE MUN NY DSV 42 N 34.2 77 W 42.8
662 122.80 0.00 123.70
DUANESBURG NY 4B1 42 N 45.5 74 W 8.0
710 122.80 0.00 0.00
DUNKIRK MUN NY DKK 42 N 29.5 79 W 16.5
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DURHAMVILLE KAM NY NK03 43 N 8.1 75 W 38.9
443 122.80 0.00 118.50
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55 122.70 0.00 132.25
EAST MORICHES NY 1N2 40 N 49.6 72 W 44.9
50 123.00 0.00 0.00
ELLENVILLE LHJ NY N89 41 N 43.6 74 W 22.6
292 122.80 0.00 0.00
ELMIRA CORNING NY ELM 42 N 9.6 76 W 53.6
955 122.95 121.60 113.70
ENDICOTT NY N17 42 N 4.7 76 W 5.8
833 122.80 0.00 118.60
FARMINGDALE NY FRG 40 N 43.7 73 W 24.8
82 122.95 118.80 126.65
FISHERS ISLAND NY OB8 41 N 15.3 72 W 2.0
9 122.80 0.00 119.45
FORT PLAIN NELL NY NY20 42 N 57.5 74 W 40.7
700 122.80 0.00 0.00
FRANKFORT UTICA NY 6B4 43 N 1.2 75 W 10.2
1300 122.80 0.00 0.00
FREEHOLD NY NY21 42 N 21.8 74 W 3.9
440 122.80 0.00 0.00
FULTON OSWEGO NY N00 43 N 21.0 76 W 23.2
469 122.80 0.00 124.20
GASPORT ROYALTO NY 9G5 43 N 10.9 78 W 33.4
628 122.80 0.00 0.00
GENESEO NY D52 0 N 0.0 0 W 0.0
560 122.90 122.90 123.70
GLENS FALLS NY GFL 43 N 20.5 73 W 36.7
328 123.00 0.00 125.00
GRANVILLE NY B01 43 N 25.5 73 W 15.7
420 122.90 0.00 0.00
HAMBURG AIRDROM NY 4G2 42 N 42.0 78 W 54.9
751 122.80 0.00 0.00
HAMILTON EXEC. NY B24 42 N 50.5 75 W 33.6
1134 123.00 0.00 124.60
HORNELL MUN NY 4G6 42 N 22.7 77 W 40.8
1192 122.70 0.00 0.00
HUDSON COLUMBIA NY 1B1 42 N 17.5 73 W 42.6
196 122.80 0.00 125.00
ISLIP NY ISP 40 N 47.7 73 W 6.0
99 123.00 119.30 128.45
ITHACA NY ITH 42 N 29.4 76 W 27.5
1099 122.95 119.60 0.00
JAMESTOWN NY JHW 42 N 9.2 79 W 15.5
1724 122.70 0.00 126.05
KINGSTON ULSTER NY 20N 41 N 59.0 73 W 57.8
150 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAKE PLACID NY LKP 44 N 16.0 73 W 57.7
1744 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAKE PLACID NY LKP 44 N 16.0 73 W 57.7
1744 122.80 0.00 0.00
LANCASTER NY D77 42 N 55.3 78 W 36.7
750 122.80 0.00 0.00
LE ROY NY 5G0 42 N 58.8 77 W 56.3
775 122.80 0.00 123.70
LOCKPORT AVIAT NY 0G0 43 N 6.2 78 W 42.2
587 123.00 0.00 0.00
MALONE DUFORT NY MAL 44 N 51.2 74 W 19.9
771 122.80 0.00 0.00
MASSENA NY MSS 44 N 56.2 74 W 50.8
214 123.60 0.00 0.00
MATTITUCK AIRBA NY 21N 40 N 59.2 72 W 31.1
33 122.90 0.00 0.00
MIDDLETOWN RAND NY 06N 41 N 25.9 74 W 23.8
524 122.80 0.00 0.00
MILLBROOK SKY NY 44N 41 N 42.4 73 W 44.2
700 122.80 0.00 0.00
MONTAUK NY MTP 41 N 4.6 71 W 55.3
20 122.70 0.00 132.25
MONTGOMERY NY MGJ 41 N 30.7 74 W 15.9
365 122.70 0.00 0.00
MONTICELLO NY N37 41 N 37.1 74 W 42.1
1545 122.80 0.00 0.00
MONTICELLO SULL NY MSV 41 N 42.1 74 W 47.7
1403 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEW PALTZ STANT NY 43N 41 N 45.0 74 W 7.0
303 122.90 0.00 0.00
NEW YORK JFK NY JFK 40 N 38.0 73 W 46.4
19 122.95 119.10 115.10
NEW YORK LGA NY LGA 40 N 49.0 73 W 46.4
12 122.95 118.70 125.95
NEWBURGH STEW NY SWF 41 N 30.2 74 W 6.3
491 122.95 121.00 0.00
NEWBURGH STEWAR NY SWF 41 N 30.2 74 W 6.3
491 122.95 121.00 0.00
NIAGARA FALLS NY IAG 43 N 6.4 78 W 56.7
590 122.95 118.50 120.80
NIAGARA FALLS NY IAG 43 N 6.4 78 W 56.7
590 122.95 118.50 120.80
NORWICH EATON NY OIC 42 N 34.0 75 W 31.5
1019 122.80 0.00 0.00
OGDENSBURG INTL NY OGS 44 N 40.9 75 W 27.9
297 122.80 0.00 0.00
OLEAN MUN NY OLE 42 N 14.4 78 W 22.3
2137 122.80 0.00 0.00
ONEONTA MUN NY N66 42 N 31.4 75 W 3.9
1764 122.80 0.00 0.00
ORANGE COUNTY NY MGJ 41 N 30.6 74 W 15.8
365 122.70 0.00 0.00
PENN YAN NY N22 42 N 38.5 77 W 3.3
903 123.00 0.00 120.00
PERRY WARSAW NY 01G 42 N 44.5 78 W 3.0
1555 122.80 0.00 0.00
PISECO NY NY43 43 N 27.2 74 W 31.0
1704 122.80 0.00 0.00
PLATTSBURGH NY PLB 44 N 41.2 73 W 31.3
371 122.70 126.20 121.30
POTSDAM DAMON NY PTD 44 N 40.0 74 W 57.0
474 122.80 0.00 0.00
POUGHKEEPSIE NY POU 41 N 37.6 73 W 53.0
166 122.95 124.00 126.75
RED HOOK SKY PK NY 46N 41 N 59.1 73 W 50.2
320 122.80 0.00 0.00
ROCHESTER MONRO NY ROC 43 N 7.1 77 W 40.3
559 122.95 118.30 110.00
SARANAC LAKE AD NY SLK 44 N 23.1 74 W 12.4
1663 122.80 0.00 0.00
SARATOGA SPRGS NY 5B2 43 N 3.0 73 W 51.7
433 122.80 0.00 118.05
SCHENECTADY CO NY SCH 42 N 51.1 73 W 55.8
378 122.95 121.30 118.05
SCHROON LAKE NY 4B7 43 N 51.7 73 W 44.5
830 122.90 0.00 0.00
SENECA FALLS NY 0G7 42 N 52.8 76 W 46.9
491 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHIRLEY BROOKHA NY 1N1 40 N 49.0 72 W 51.7
80 122.80 0.00 120.05
SIDNEY MUN NY N23 42 N 18.1 75 W 24.9
1027 122.80 0.00 0.00
SKANEATELES AER NY 6B9 42 N 54.8 76 W 26.3
1038 122.80 0.00 0.00
SOUTH BETHLEHEM NY 4B0 42 N 34.0 73 W 50.0
190 122.80 0.00 0.00
STEWART INTL NY SWF 41 N 30.2 74 W 6.3
491 122.95 121.00 0.00
STORMVILLE NY N69 41 N 34.5 73 W 44.0
358 122.80 0.00 0.00
SYRACUSE HANCOC NY SYR 43 N 6.7 76 W 6.5
421 122.95 120.30 120.75
SYRACUSE SUBURB NY NY08 43 N 15.9 76 W 10.7
400 122.80 0.00 0.00
TROY RENSSELAER NY 5B7 42 N 41.4 73 W 34.8
440 122.70 0.00 0.00
UTICA ONEIDA CO NY UCA 43 N 8.7 75 W 23.0
743 122.95 118.10 118.70
UTICA RIVERSIDE NY 4B2 43 N 8.0 75 W 16.0
410 122.80 0.00 0.00
WALLKILL NY 10N 41 N 37.6 74 W 8.0
420 122.80 0.00 0.00
WARWICK MUN NY N72 41 N 17.2 74 W 17.2
540 122.80 0.00 0.00
WATERTOWN INTL NY ART 43 N 59.5 76 W 1.3
325 122.90 0.00 0.00
WEEDSPORT WHITF NY B16 43 N 4.7 76 W 32.5
390 122.80 0.00 0.00
WELLSVILLE MUN NY ELZ 42 N 6.5 77 W 59.5
2123 123.00 0.00 0.00
WESTHAMPTON BCH NY FOK 40 N 50.6 72 W 37.7
67 122.95 125.30 120.05
WESTVILLE COOPE NY NY54 42 N 37.7 74 W 53.2
1245 122.80 0.00 0.00
WHITE PLAINS NY HPN 41 N 4.0 73 W 42.4
439 122.95 119.70 116.60
WILLIAMSON SODU NY 3G7 43 N 14.0 77 W 7.2
425 122.80 0.00 119.55
WURTSBORO SULLI NY N82 41 N 35.8 74 W 27.5
560 122.80 0.00 0.00
ABERDEEN TYLER OH I51 38 N 40.0 83 W 46.5
513 122.80 0.00 0.00
AKRON CANTON OH CAK 40 N 55.0 81 W 26.5
1228 122.95 118.30 121.05
AKRON FULTON OH AKR 41 N 2.2 81 W 28.0
1068 122.95 120.10 0.00
ALLIANCE BERLIN OH 4G3 40 N 59.0 81 W 2.5
1070 122.80 0.00 125.50
ASHLAND CO OH 3G4 40 N 54.1 82 W 15.3
1206 122.70 0.00 119.25
ASHTABULA CO OH 7G2 41 N 46.6 80 W 41.7
923 122.80 0.00 0.00
ATHENS ALBANY OH UNI 39 N 12.6 82 W 13.8
766 123.00 0.00 120.90
BATAVIA CLERMON OH I69 39 N 4.7 84 W 12.6
840 122.70 0.00 121.00
BELLEFONTAINE OH 7I7 40 N 24.7 83 W 44.1
1345 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLUFFTON OH 5G7 40 N 53.1 83 W 52.0
850 122.80 0.00 120.80
BOWLING GREEN OH 1G0 41 N 23.4 83 W 37.8
675 122.80 0.00 126.10
BROOKVILLE AIR OH I62 39 N 51.7 84 W 26.0
1040 122.80 0.00 0.00
BRYAN WILLIAMS OH 0G6 41 N 28.0 84 W 30.0
730 122.80 0.00 128.00
BUCYRUS CRAWFOR OH 17G 40 N 46.8 82 W 58.4
1008 122.80 0.00 119.25
CADIZ HARRISON OH 8G6 40 N 14.2 81 W 0.7
1145 122.80 0.00 120.40
CALDWELL NOBLE OH I10 39 N 48.0 81 W 32.2
878 122.80 0.00 0.00
CAMBRIDGE MUN OH CDI 39 N 58.5 81 W 34.6
800 122.80 0.00 124.45
CARROLLTON TOLS OH TSO 40 N 33.7 81 W 4.5
1163 122.80 0.00 125.50
CELINA LAKEFIEL OH CQA 40 N 29.0 84 W 33.6
892 122.80 0.00 134.45
CHILLICOTHE ROS OH RZT 39 N 26.3 83 W 1.4
725 122.80 0.00 132.30
CINCINNATI BLUE OH I77 39 N 14.9 84 W 23.2
857 123.00 0.00 121.00
CINCINNATI LUK OH LUK 39 N 6.2 84 W 25.1
483 122.95 118.70 120.25
CIRCLEVILLE PIC OH CYO 39 N 31.0 82 W 58.9
685 122.70 0.00 132.30
CLEVELAND BURKE OH BKL 41 N 31.0 81 W 41.0
585 122.95 124.30 125.25
CLEVELAND CUYAH OH CGF 41 N 33.9 81 W 29.1
879 122.95 118.50 125.35
CLEVELAND HOPKI OH CLE 41 N 24.6 81 W 50.9
792 122.95 120.90 127.85
COLUMBIA STATIO OH 4G8 41 N 19.1 81 W 57.5
810 122.80 0.00 0.00
COLUMBUS BOLTON OH 2I4 39 N 54.1 83 W 8.2
905 122.95 119.00 132.30
COLUMBUS INTL. OH CMH 39 N 59.7 82 W 53.1
816 122.95 120.50 124.60
COLUMBUS OSU OH OSU 40 N 4.8 83 W 4.4
906 122.95 118.80 121.35
COLUMBUS RICKEN OH LCK 39 N 48.8 82 W 55.7
744 122.95 126.20 132.10
COLUMBUS SOUTH OH 4I2 39 N 53.3 82 W 57.8
752 122.80 0.00 0.00
COSHOCTON DOWNI OH I40 40 N 18.6 81 W 51.2
978 123.00 0.00 118.60
DAYTON GENL SO. OH MGY 39 N 35.4 84 W 13.4
961 122.80 0.00 118.85
DAYTON INTL OH DAY 39 N 54.0 84 W 13.2
1008 122.95 119.90 125.80
DAYTON MORAINE OH I73 39 N 40.9 84 W 14.7
720 122.70 0.00 0.00
DAYTON NEW LEBA OH I44 39 N 45.9 84 W 20.6
925 122.80 0.00 0.00
DEFIANCE MEM OH DFI 41 N 20.2 84 W 25.7
707 122.70 0.00 128.00
DELAWARE MUN OH DLZ 40 N 16.7 83 W 6.3
946 122.70 0.00 124.20
EAST LIVERPOOL OH 02G 40 N 40.4 80 W 38.5
1160 122.70 0.00 124.75
ELYRIA OH 1G1 41 N 20.0 82 W 6.0
760 122.80 0.00 124.00
FINDLAY FDY OH FDY 41 N 0.6 83 W 40.5
812 123.60 0.00 120.80
FINDLAY PRIEBE OH 7D5 41 N 6.8 83 W 41.0
795 122.90 0.00 0.00
FOSTORIA METRO OH FZI 41 N 11.5 83 W 23.8
752 122.70 0.00 126.10
FREMONT OH 14G 41 N 20.0 83 W 9.6
662 122.80 0.00 126.10
GALION MUN OH GQQ 40 N 45.2 82 W 43.5
1225 122.80 0.00 119.25
GALLIPOLIS MEIG OH GAS 38 N 50.0 82 W 9.8
567 123.00 0.00 120.90
GEORGETOWN BROW OH GEO 38 N 52.9 83 W 52.9
952 122.90 0.00 132.60
HAMILTON FAIRFD OH HAO 39 N 22.0 84 W 32.0
631 122.80 0.00 121.00
HARRISON CIN W. OH I67 39 N 15.5 84 W 46.6
582 123.00 0.00 119.70
HEBRON BUCKEYE OH 3I9 39 N 57.7 82 W 32.4
910 123.00 0.00 124.20
HILLSBORO HIGHL OH HOC 39 N 11.3 83 W 32.3
977 123.00 0.00 0.00
KELLYS ISLAND OH 89D 41 N 36.1 82 W 41.0
598 122.80 0.00 0.00
KENT STATE UNIV OH 1G3 41 N 8.7 81 W 25.0
1129 122.70 0.00 118.60
KENTON HARDIN OH I95 40 N 36.6 83 W 38.6
1030 122.80 0.00 0.00
LANCASTER FAIRF OH I15 39 N 45.3 82 W 39.4
866 122.80 0.00 132.30
LEBANON BROWNIE OH 19I 39 N 23.9 84 W 12.3
879 122.80 0.00 0.00
LEBANON WARREN OH I68 39 N 27.6 84 W 15.2
890 123.50 0.00 118.85
LIMA ALLLEN CO OH AOH 40 N 42.4 84 W 1.6
975 122.70 0.00 0.00
LONDON MADISON OH UYF 39 N 55.9 83 W 27.7
1081 123.00 0.00 118.85
LORAIN ELYRIA OH 22G 41 N 20.6 82 W 10.6
794 122.70 0.00 124.00
MAGNOLIA OH OH04 40 N 39.5 81 W 18.1
964 122.90 0.00 0.00
MANSFIELD OH MFD 40 N 49.2 82 W 31.0
1297 122.95 119.80 125.30
MARION MUN OH MNN 40 N 36.9 83 W 3.8
990 122.80 0.00 119.25
MARYSVILLE UNIO OH I78 40 N 13.4 83 W 21.0
1017 122.80 0.00 124.20
MC ARTHUR VINTO OH 22I 39 N 19.6 82 W 26.5
958 122.80 0.00 0.00
MC CONNELSVILLE OH I71 39 N 39.2 81 W 48.2
1000 122.80 0.00 0.00
MEDINA FREEDOM OH 1G5 41 N 8.1 81 W 45.6
1190 122.70 0.00 124.50
MIDDLEFIELD GEA OH 7G8 41 N 27.0 81 W 3.8
1175 123.00 0.00 125.35
MIDDLETOWN MUN OH MWO 39 N 31.7 84 W 23.5
651 123.00 0.00 118.85
MILLERSBURG OH 10G 40 N 32.2 81 W 57.2
1216 123.00 0.00 118.60
MONROE CO ARPT OH 4G5 39 N 46.7 81 W 6.2
1195 122.80 0.00 0.00
MT GILEAD MORRO OH 4I9 40 N 31.5 82 W 51.0
1085 122.80 0.00 119.25
MT VERNON KNOX OH 4I3 40 N 19.7 82 W 31.3
1192 122.80 0.00 124.20
NAPOLEON HENRY OH OH17 41 N 22.4 84 W 4.0
683 123.00 0.00 128.00
NEW LEXINGTON OH I86 39 N 41.4 82 W 11.8
1052 122.80 0.00 124.45
NEW PHILADELPHI OH PHD 40 N 28.2 81 W 25.2
895 122.80 0.00 125.50
NEWARK LICKING OH 2I8 40 N 1.4 82 W 27.7
883 122.70 0.00 124.20
NORWALK HURON OH OH21 41 N 14.6 82 W 33.0
853 122.80 0.00 119.25
ORRVILLE BLATTE OH OH23 40 N 51.8 81 W 47.3
1098 122.80 0.00 0.00
OTTAWA PUTNAM OH OWX 41 N 2.1 83 W 59.0
765 122.70 0.00 120.80
OXFORD MIAMI UN OH OXD 39 N 30.2 84 W 47.2
1045 122.80 0.00 121.00
PAINESVILLE CAS OH PVZ 41 N 44.0 81 W 13.0
685 122.90 0.00 125.35
PAINESVILLE CON OH 2G1 41 N 39.9 81 W 11.8
1020 122.80 0.00 125.35
PHILLIPSBURG OH 3I7 39 N 54.8 84 W 24.0
1031 122.70 0.00 134.45
PIQUA OH I17 40 N 10.0 84 W 19.0
995 123.00 0.00 134.45
PORT CLINTON KE OH PCW 41 N 30.9 82 W 52.2
590 122.80 0.00 0.00
PORTSMOUTH OH PMH 38 N 50.4 82 W 50.8
664 122.80 0.00 120.90
RAVENNA PORTAGE OH 29G 41 N 12.5 81 W 14.9
1197 122.80 0.00 118.60
RHODES JACKSON OH I43 38 N 58.7 82 W 34.6
727 122.80 0.00 120.90
SALAMON OH AMT 38 N 51.0 83 W 34.0
893 122.80 0.00 132.60
SALEM AIRPARK OH 38D 40 N 56.9 80 W 51.6
1160 122.70 0.00 0.00
SANDUSKY GRIFFI OH SKY 41 N 26.0 82 W 39.1
580 123.00 0.00 0.00
SEBRING TRI CIT OH 3G6 40 N 54.3 81 W 0.0
1192 122.90 0.00 125.50
SHELBY COMMUNIT OH 12G 40 N 52.3 82 W 41.8
1122 122.80 119.25 119.25
SIDNEY MUN OH I12 40 N 14.3 84 W 9.0
1045 122.80 0.00 134.45
SPRINGFIELD OH SGH 39 N 50.4 83 W 50.4
1052 122.95 120.70 118.85
ST CLAIRSVILLE OH OI03 40 N 3.4 80 W 57.8
1180 122.90 0.00 120.40
STEUBENVILLE OH 2G2 40 N 21.5 80 W 42.2
1200 122.80 0.00 0.00
TIFFIN SENECA OH 16G 41 N 5.6 83 W 12.7
787 123.00 0.00 120.80
TOLEDO EXPRESS OH TOL 41 N 35.2 83 W 48.3
684 122.95 118.10 118.75
TOLEDO METCALF OH TDZ 41 N 33.8 83 W 28.8
622 122.70 0.00 126.10
UPPER SANDUSKY OH 56D 40 N 53.0 83 W 18.8
830 122.90 0.00 119.25
URBANA GRIMES OH I74 40 N 7.7 83 W 45.2
1060 122.70 0.00 134.45
VAN WERT CO OH VNW 40 N 51.7 84 W 36.2
788 122.80 0.00 120.20
VERSAILLES DARK OH VES 40 N 12.2 84 W 31.8
1008 122.80 0.00 134.45
WADSWORTH MUN OH 3G3 41 N 0.0 81 W 45.5
987 122.80 0.00 118.60
WADSWORTH WELTZ OH 15G 41 N 1.7 81 W 47.9
1210 123.00 0.00 0.00
WAKEMAN OH I64 41 N 17.5 82 W 22.2
848 122.80 0.00 0.00
WAPAKONETA ARMS OH AXV 40 N 29.6 84 W 18.0
910 122.80 0.00 134.45
WASHINGTON COUR OH I23 39 N 34.2 83 W 25.2
979 122.80 0.00 132.30
WAUSEON FULTON OH USE 41 N 36.6 84 W 7.5
779 123.00 0.00 128.00
WAYNESVILLE OH 4OI 39 N 30.3 84 W 7.3
925 122.90 0.00 0.00
WILLOUGHBY LOST OH LNN 41 N 41.0 81 W 23.9
626 122.95 120.70 125.35
WILMINGTON AIRB OH ILN 39 N 25.7 83 W 47.9
1071 122.80 0.00 118.85
WILMINGTON CLIN OH I66 39 N 30.1 83 W 51.8
1034 122.80 0.00 0.00
WOOSTER WAYNE OH BJJ 40 N 52.4 81 W 53.2
1136 122.80 0.00 118.60
XENIA GREENE CO OH I19 39 N 41.5 83 W 59.4
949 122.70 0.00 118.85
YOUNGSTOWN ELSE OH 4G4 40 N 57.5 80 W 40.5
1060 122.80 0.00 0.00
YOUNGSTOWN EXEC OH 06G 41 N 3.5 80 W 49.9
997 122.80 0.00 120.20
YOUNGSTOWN LANS OH 04G 41 N 7.7 80 W 37.2
1057 122.80 0.00 120.20
YOUNGSTOWN MUNI OH YNG 41 N 15.5 80 W 40.5
1196 122.95 119.50 119.75
ZANESVILLE OH ZZV 39 N 56.6 81 W 53.5
900 123.00 123.60 0.00
ADA MUN OK ADH 34 N 48.3 96 W 40.2
1008 122.80 0.00 128.10
ARDMORE MUN OK ADM 34 N 18.2 97 W 1.0
762 122.95 118.50 0.00
BARTLESVILLE PH OK BVO 36 N 45.7 96 W 0.6
715 123.00 120.00 0.00
CHICKASHA MUN OK CHK 35 N 5.7 97 W 58.1
1150 123.00 0.00 0.00
CLINTON MUN OK CLK 35 N 32.3 98 W 56.0
1615 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLINTON SHERMAN OK CSM 35 N 20.3 99 W 12.0
1922 122.95 119.60 0.00
CUSHING MUN OK CUH 35 N 57.0 96 W 46.5
914 122.80 0.00 128.30
EL RENO AIRPARK OK F28 35 N 28.3 98 W 0.3
1414 122.80 0.00 126.65
ENID WOODRING OK WDG 36 N 22.7 97 W 47.4
1167 122.95 118.90 121.30
FAIRVIEW MUN OK 6K4 36 N 17.4 98 W 28.5
1272 122.80 0.00 120.35
LAWTON MUNOK OK LAW 34 N 34.0 98 W 24.9
1110 122.95 119.90 134.10
MC ALESTER MUN OK MLC 34 N 52.9 95 W 47.0
770 123.00 0.00 127.30
MIAMI MUN OK MIO 36 N 54.5 94 W 53.2
806 122.80 0.00 128.60
MUSKOGEE DAVIS OK MKO 35 N 39.5 95 W 21.7
610 122.80 0.00 127.30
NORMAN UNIV OKL OK OUN 35 N 15.0 97 W 28.0
1181 122.95 118.00 120.45
OKLA CITY PAGE OK F29 35 N 29.3 97 W 49.2
1353 123.00 0.00 124.60
OKLA CITY WILEY OK PWA 35 N 32.0 97 W 38.8
1299 122.95 126.90 113.40
OKLA CITY WILL OK OKC 35 N 23.5 97 W 36.0
1295 122.95 118.30 125.85
OKLA SUNDANCE OK HSD 35 N 36.1 97 W 42.3
1192 122.70 0.00 124.60
OKMULGEE MUN OK HSD 35 N 39.7 95 W 56.7
715 123.00 0.00 120.70
PAULS VALLEY OK F61 34 N 42.7 97 W 13.5
967 122.80 0.00 0.00
PONCA CITY MUN OK PNC 36 N 43.8 97 W 5.9
1007 123.00 123.60 0.00
SHAWNEE MUN OK SNL 35 N 21.2 96 W 56.5
1072 122.70 0.00 127.30
STILLWATER MUN OK SWO 36 N 9.5 97 W 5.1
984 122.70 0.00 128.30
TULSA INTL OK TUL 36 N 11.9 95 W 53.2
676 122.95 118.70 124.90
TULSA JONES OK RVS 36 N 2.3 95 W 59.0
625 122.95 118.10 126.50
WOODWARD WEST OK WWR 36 N 26.1 99 W 31.5
2187 122.80 0.00 0.00
ALBANY MUN S12 OR S12 44 N 38.2 123 W 3.0
220 122.80 0.00 0.00
ASTORIA PORT OF OR AST 46 N 9.4 123 W 52.6
11 122.80 0.00 0.00
AURORA STATE OR 3S2 45 N 14.9 122 W 46.1
195 122.70 0.00 126.00
BAKER MUN OR BKE 44 N 50.2 117 W 48.5
3369 123.00 123.60 0.00
BLANDING MUN OR BDG 37 N 35.0 109 W 29.0
5865 122.80 0.00 0.00
CORVALLIS MUN OR CVO 44 N 29.9 123 W 17.3
245 123.00 0.00 127.50
EUGENE MAHLON OR EUG 44 N 7.3 123 W 13.0
365 122.95 118.90 125.20
GRANTS PASS JO OR 3S8 42 N 30.5 123 W 22.2
1122 122.80 0.00 0.00
KLAMATH FALLS OR LMT 42 N 9.3 121 W 43.9
4029 122.95 118.50 126.50
LAKEVIEW LAKECO OR LKV 42 N 9.6 120 W 23.8
4728 122.80 0.00 0.00
MADRAS CITY CO OR S33 44 N 39.9 121 W 9.7
2434 122.80 0.00 0.00
MC DERMITT STAT OR 26U 42 N 0.1 117 W 43.3
4481 122.90 0.00 0.00
MC MINNVILLE OR MMV 45 N 11.6 123 W 8.0
156 122.80 0.00 126.00
MEDFORD JACKSON OR MFR 42 N 22.3 122 W 52.2
1331 122.95 119.40 127.25
NEWPORT MUN OR ONP 44 N 34.8 124 W 3.4
157 122.80 0.00 0.00
NORTH BEND MUN OR OTH 43 N 25.0 124 W 14.6
14 122.95 0.00 0.00
ONTARIO MUN OR ONO 44 N 1.3 117 W 0.7
2189 122.80 0.00 126.35
PENDLETON MUN OR PDT 45 N 41.6 118 W 50.4
1494 122.95 118.80 0.00
PORTLAND HILLSB OR HIO 45 N 32.4 122 W 56.9
204 122.95 119.30 127.65
PORTLAND INTL OR PDX 45 N 35.3 122 W 35.7
26 122.95 118.70 128.35
PORTLAND TROUTD OR TTD 45 N 32.9 122 W 24.0
35 122.95 120.50 0.00
PRINEVILLE OR S39 44 N 17.2 120 W 54.1
3246 122.80 0.00 0.00
REDMOND ROBERTS OR RDM 44 N 15.2 121 W 8.9
3077 123.60 0.00 0.00
ROSEBURG MUN OR RBG 43 N 14.3 123 W 21.2
525 122.80 0.00 0.00
SALEM MC NARY OR SLE 44 N 54.5 123 W 0.0
210 122.95 119.10 124.55
TILLAMOOK OR S47 45 N 25.1 123 W 48.7
35 122.80 0.00 0.00
ALLENTOWN ABE PA ABE 40 N 39.2 75 W 26.4
394 122.95 120.50 124.70
ALLENTOWN QUCTY PA 1N9 40 N 34.2 75 W 29.3
399 122.70 118.20 0.00
ALTOONA BLAIR PA AOO 40 N 17.8 78 W 19.2
1504 123.00 0.00 0.00
ANNVILLE MILLAR PA N76 40 N 19.0 76 W 32.2
485 122.90 0.00 126.45
BALLY BUTTER VA PA 7N8 40 N 23.8 75 W 33.8
500 122.80 0.00 0.00
BEAVER FALLS CO PA BVI 40 N 46.3 80 W 23.5
1253 122.80 120.30 124.85
BEDFORD ARPT PA 4G9 40 N 3.7 78 W 30.5
1193 122.70 0.00 0.00
BELLEFONTE SKYP PA N96 40 N 53.1 77 W 48.9
1080 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLOOMSBURG MUN PA N13 40 N 59.8 76 W 26.1
481 122.80 0.00 124.50
BRADFORD REG PA BFD 41 N 48.1 78 W 38.4
2143 122.80 123.65 128.65
BUTLER CO PA BTP 40 N 46.6 79 W 57.0
1248 122.80 0.00 124.75
BUTLER FARM SHO PA 3G9 40 N 51.1 79 W 58.5
1333 122.70 0.00 0.00
CARLISLE ARPT PA N94 40 N 11.2 77 W 10.4
510 122.80 0.00 124.10
CENTRE HALL PEN PA N74 40 N 53.4 77 W 36.1
1260 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHAMBERSBURG MU PA N68 39 N 58.3 77 W 38.6
697 122.80 0.00 124.10
CLARION CO PA 11D 41 N 13.6 79 W 26.4
1458 122.80 0.00 121.40
CLEARFIELD LAWR PA N97 41 N 2.9 78 W 24.8
1516 122.80 0.00 134.80
COATESVILLE PA 40N 39 N 59.0 75 W 52.0
662 122.70 0.00 125.60
COLLEGEVILLE PV PA N10 40 N 12.2 75 W 25.9
277 122.80 0.00 126.85
CONNELLSVILLE PA 2G3 39 N 57.6 79 W 39.4
1267 122.80 0.00 0.00
CORRY LAWRENCE PA 8G2 41 N 54.5 79 W 38.5
1745 122.80 0.00 0.00
DOWNINGTOWN PA N25 39 N 59.0 75 W 44.5
575 122.80 0.00 125.60
DOYLESTOWN PA N88 40 N 20.0 75 W 7.5
394 122.80 0.00 123.80
DOYLESTOWN WARR PA 8N9 40 N 15.6 75 W 8.4
385 122.80 0.00 0.00
DU BOIS JEFFERS PA DUJ 41 N 10.7 78 W 53.9
1817 123.00 123.60 121.40
EAST STROUDSBUR PA ESP 41 N 3.8 75 W 15.1
969 122.80 0.00 0.00
EASTON PA N43 40 N 44.5 75 W 14.6
399 123.00 0.00 119.65
EASTSTROUDSBURG PA ESP 41 N 3.9 75 W 15.2
969 122.80 0.00 119.65
EASTSTROUDSBURG PA N53 41 N 2.2 75 W 9.7
480 123.00 0.00 119.65
ERIE PA ERI 42 N 4.9 80 W 10.6
732 122.95 118.10 120.35
FACTORYVILLE SE PA 9N3 41 N 35.2 75 W 45.4
1209 122.70 0.00 124.50
FRANKLIN PA FKL 41 N 22.7 79 W 51.6
1540 122.70 0.00 126.25
GETTYSBURG DOER PA W05 39 N 50.4 77 W 16.4
590 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREENE CO ARPT PA WAY 39 N 54.0 80 W 8.0
1065 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREENVILLE MUN PA 4G1 41 N 26.8 80 W 23.5
1197 122.80 0.00 126.60
GROVE CITY PA 29D 41 N 8.7 80 W 9.9
1358 122.70 0.00 126.60
HARRISBURG PA CXY 40 N 13.0 76 W 51.1
347 122.95 119.50 134.95
HAZELTON PA HZL 40 N 59.2 75 W 59.7
1604 123.00 0.00 124.50
HAZELTON ARPT PA HZL 40 N 59.2 75 W 59.7
1604 123.00 0.00 0.00
HONESDALE PA N30 41 N 31.0 75 W 15.0
1357 122.80 0.00 124.50
INDIAN LK ARPT PA 5G2 40 N 3.2 78 W 50.8
2442 122.80 0.00 0.00
INDIANA CO PA IDI 40 N 38.0 79 W 6.2
1406 122.80 0.00 0.00
JEANNETTE PITTS PA 5G8 40 N 22.5 79 W 36.5
1188 122.70 0.00 0.00
JOHNSTOWN PA JST 40 N 19.0 78 W 50.1
2284 122.95 123.60 0.00
KUTZTOWN PA N31 40 N 30.3 75 W 47.0
512 122.80 0.00 0.00
LANCASTER PA LNS 40 N 7.3 76 W 17.8
403 122.95 120.90 0.00
LANGHORNE PA N54 40 N 11.3 74 W 53.9
163 122.70 0.00 123.80
LATROBE WESTMOR PA LBE 40 N 16.5 79 W 24.3
1185 122.95 125.00 0.00
LEHIGHTON ARNER PA 22N 40 N 48.5 75 W 45.7
534 122.80 0.00 119.65
MEADVILLE PORT PA 2G6 41 N 37.5 80 W 12.9
1403 122.80 0.00 0.00
MIDDLETOWN PA MDT 40 N 11.6 76 W 45.8
310 122.95 124.80 118.80
MIFFLINTOWN PA PA23 40 N 36.0 77 W 24.3
545 122.80 0.00 0.00
MONONGAHELA ROS PA G08 40 N 12.5 79 W 50.0
1230 122.80 0.00 119.35
MONROEVILLE PIT PA 4G0 40 N 27.1 79 W 46.5
1187 122.90 0.00 0.00
MOUNT POCONO PA MPO 41 N 8.3 75 W 22.5
1916 122.80 0.00 124.50
MT JOY MARIETTA PA N71 40 N 5.5 76 W 34.5
459 122.80 0.00 126.45
NEW CASTLE MUN PA 2G7 41 N 1.5 80 W 24.7
1070 123.00 0.00 126.60
PALMYRA REIGLE PA 58N 40 N 17.2 76 W 34.6
489 122.80 0.00 0.00
PERKASIE PENNRI PA N70 40 N 23.4 75 W 17.4
568 123.00 0.00 123.80
PHILADEL WINGS PA N67 40 N 8.2 75 W 16.0
302 123.00 0.00 126.85
PHILADELPHIA PA PHL 39 N 55.2 75 W 14.7
21 122.95 118.50 133.40
PHILADELPHIA N PA PNE 40 N 4.9 75 W 0.7
121 122.95 126.90 121.15
PHILIPSBURG MID PA PSB 40 N 53.0 78 W 5.2
1948 122.80 0.00 0.00
PITTSBURG METRO PA 8G4 40 N 21.2 80 W 11.2
1202 123.00 0.00 119.35
PITTSBURGH PA PIT 40 N 29.3 80 W 13.3
1203 122.95 119.10 121.25
PITTSBURGH PA AGC 40 N 21.3 79 W 55.8
1252 122.95 121.10 120.55
POTTSTOWN LIMER PA N46 40 N 14.3 75 W 33.8
311 122.70 0.00 126.85
POTTSTOWN MUNIC PA N47 40 N 15.8 75 W 40.0
256 122.80 0.00 126.85
POTTSVILLE SCHU PA ZER 40 N 42.0 76 W 23.0
1724 122.80 0.00 0.00
PROSPECTVILLE T PA N34 40 N 13.2 75 W 12.7
367 122.80 0.00 123.80
PUNXSUTAWNEY PA N35 40 N 57.9 78 W 55.9
1439 123.00 0.00 0.00
QUAKERTOWN PA UKT 40 N 26.1 75 W 22.0
526 122.80 0.00 0.00
READING SPATZ PA RDG 40 N 22.7 75 W 57.9
344 122.95 119.90 127.10
REEDSVILLE PA RVL 40 N 40.6 77 W 37.6
819 122.70 0.00 0.00
SELINSGROVE P.V PA SEG 40 N 49.2 76 W 51.7
444 122.80 0.00 118.25
SEVEN SPRG ARPT PA 7SP 40 N 0.5 79 W 19.3
2904 122.90 0.00 121.10
SHAMOKIN NORTHU PA N79 40 N 50.2 76 W 33.1
881 122.80 0.00 118.25
SKY HAVEN PA 76N 41 N 30.1 75 W 90.0
639 122.80 0.00 0.00
SLATINGTON PA 69N 40 N 46.0 75 W 36.0
380 122.80 0.00 0.00
SMOKETOWN PA 37PA 40 N 2.5 76 W 12.1
370 122.80 0.00 0.00
SOMERSET ARPT PA 2G9 40 N 2.3 79 W 0.8
2272 122.80 0.00 0.00
ST MARYS MUN PA 8G5 41 N 24.7 78 W 30.1
1934 122.70 0.00 0.00
STATE COLLEGE PA UNV 40 N 50.9 77 W 50.0
1239 122.80 0.00 0.00
STERLING SPRING PA 70N 41 N 20.8 75 W 24.9
1735 123.00 0.00 0.00
TARENTUM W.PENN PA 9G1 40 N 36.2 79 W 49.2
1125 122.80 0.00 0.00
TITUSVILLE PA 6G1 41 N 36.7 79 W 44.7
1599 122.90 0.00 126.60
TOUGHKENAMON PA N57 39 N 49.9 75 W 46.1
436 122.80 0.00 125.60
TOWANDA PA N27 41 N 44.6 76 W 26.6
725 122.90 0.00 0.00
WASHINGTON CO PA 3G2 40 N 8.1 80 W 17.5
1182 122.80 0.00 119.35
WATTSBURG ERIE PA 3G1 42 N 2.6 79 W 51.2
1450 122.80 0.00 0.00
WELLSBORO GRAND PA N38 41 N 43.7 77 W 24.0
1899 122.80 0.00 119.45
WEST CHESTER BR PA N99 39 N 59.4 75 W 34.9
465 123.00 0.00 125.60
WILKES BARRE SC PA AVP 41 N 20.3 75 W 43.5
957 122.95 120.10 111.60
WILKES WYO VAL PA WBW 41 N 17.8 75 W 51.3
546 122.80 0.00 0.00
WILLIAMSPORT PA IPT 41 N 14.5 76 W 55.3
529 122.95 119.10 124.90
YORK PA THV 39 N 55.2 76 W 52.5
486 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLOCK ISLAND RI BID 41 N 10.1 71 W 34.4
105 123.00 0.00 119.45
NEWPORT RI 2B4 41 N 23.0 71 W 17.0
170 122.80 0.00 0.00
NORTH KINGSTOWN RI OQU 41 N 35.9 71 W 24.9
20 122.95 121.20 0.00
PAWTUCKET RI SFZ 41 N 55.3 71 W 29.5
441 122.70 0.00 0.00
PROVIDENCE RI PVD 41 N 43.5 71 W 25.7
56 122.95 120.70 128.15
WEST KINGSTON RI RI04 41 N 29.3 71 W 37.2
130 122.80 0.00 0.00
WESTERLY LANGWO RI RI03 41 N 20.0 71 W 46.0
14 122.90 0.00 0.00
WESTERLY STATE RI WST 41 N 20.0 71 W 48.2
81 123.00 0.00 119.45
CHARLESTON AFB SC CHS 32 N 53.9 80 W 2.4
46 122.95 126.00 124.75
COLUMBIA METRO SC CAE 33 N 56.4 81 W 7.1
236 122.95 119.50 120.15
FLORENCE CITY SC FLO 34 N 11.1 79 W 43.4
147 122.95 125.10 0.00
GREENVILLE SC GMU 34 N 50.8 82 W 21.0
1048 122.95 119.90 0.00
GREENWOOD CO. SC GRD 34 N 15.0 82 W 9.5
629 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREER GREENVILL SC GSP 34 N 53.7 82 W 13.1
972 122.95 120.10 134.25
HILTON HEAD ISL SC 49J 32 N 13.4 80 W 41.8
20 123.00 0.00 0.00
NORTH MYRTLE BH SC CRE 33 N 48.7 78 W 43.4
33 122.95 124.60 0.00
SPARTANBURG SC SPA 34 N 54.9 81 W 57.4
808 123.00 118.30 0.00
ABERDEEN SD ABR 45 N 26.9 98 W 25.2
1301 122.95 123.60 0.00
BROOKINGS MUN SD BKX 44 N 18.3 96 W 48.8
1637 122.80 0.00 0.00
HURON REG SD HON 44 N 23.1 98 W 13.7
1287 123.60 0.00 0.00
LEMMON MUN SD LEM 45 N 54.5 102 W 7.0
2572 122.80 0.00 0.00
MADISON MUN SD MDS 44 N 1.0 97 W 5.0
1714 122.80 0.00 132.10
MILLER MUN SD MKA 44 N 31.0 98 W 57.4
1573 122.90 0.00 0.00
MITCHELL MUN SD MHE 43 N 46.4 98 W 2.3
1302 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOBRIDGE MUN SD MBG 45 N 33.0 100 W 24.0
1715 122.80 0.00 125.10
PHILIP SD PHP 44 N 2.8 101 W 35.9
2210 122.80 0.00 127.20
PIERRE MUN SD PIR 44 N 22.9 100 W 17.1
1742 123.00 123.60 125.10
RAPID CITY REG SD RAP 44 N 2.7 103 W 3.4
3202 122.95 118.70 0.00
SIOUX FALLS SD FSD 43 N 34.8 96 W 44.4
1428 122.95 118.30 126.60
SPEARFISH BLACK SD SPF 44 N 29.0 103 W 47.0
3898 122.80 0.00 0.00
WAGNER MUN SD AGZ 43 N 3.8 98 W 17.7
1475 122.80 0.00 0.00
WATERTOWN MUN SD ATY 44 N 54.8 97 W 9.2
1746 123.00 123.60 0.00
YANKTON GURNEY SD YKN 42 N 55.0 97 W 23.1
1303 122.80 0.00 0.00
ARLINGTON MUN TN LHC 35 N 16.9 89 W 40.3
312 122.80 0.00 125.80
ATHENS MC MINN TN MMI 35 N 23.7 84 W 33.7
844 122.80 0.00 123.90
BOLIVAR HARDEMA TN M08 35 N 12.9 89 W 2.5
510 123.00 0.00 124.35
BRISTOL TN TRI 36 N 28.5 82 W 24.4
1519 122.95 119.50 118.25
CAMDEN BENTON TN 0M4 36 N 0.6 88 W 7.4
468 122.90 0.00 125.85
CENTERVILLE MUN TN GHM 35 N 50.2 87 W 26.7
768 122.80 0.00 125.85
CHATANOOGA LOVE TN CHA 35 N 2.1 85 W 12.2
682 122.95 118.30 119.85
CHATTANOOGA DAL TN 1A0 35 N 11.2 85 W 10.6
690 123.00 0.00 0.00
CLARKSVILLE OUT TN CKV 36 N 37.3 87 W 24.9
550 122.80 0.00 118.10
CLEVELAND HARDW TN HDI 35 N 13.2 84 W 49.9
874 122.80 0.00 125.10
CLIFTON HASSELL TN M29 35 N 23.1 87 W 58.0
401 122.90 0.00 0.00
COLLEGEDALE TN 3M3 35 N 2.5 85 W 1.3
860 122.80 0.00 0.00
COLUMBIA MT PLE TN MRC 35 N 33.2 87 W 10.8
676 122.80 0.00 125.85
COOKEVILLE PUTN TN CJE 36 N 12.0 85 W 29.2
1145 122.70 0.00 132.40
COPPERHILL CAMP TN 1A3 35 N 0.9 84 W 20.7
1793 122.90 0.00 0.00
COVINGTON MUN TN M04 35 N 35.1 89 W 35.2
278 122.80 0.00 125.80
CROSSVILLE MEM TN CSV 35 N 57.0 85 W 5.1
1881 123.60 0.00 133.60
DAYTON ANTON TN 2A0 35 N 29.1 84 W 55.9
717 122.80 0.00 133.60
DICKSON MUN TN M02 36 N 7.7 87 W 25.8
891 122.80 0.00 125.85
DYERSBURG MUN TN DYR 36 N 0.2 89 W 24.2
337 122.95 123.60 128.05
ELIZABETHTON TN 0A9 36 N 22.2 82 W 10.4
1585 122.80 0.00 0.00
FAYETTEVILLE TN FYM 35 N 3.5 86 W 33.8
983 122.80 0.00 125.60
GALLATIN SUMNER TN M33 36 N 22.7 86 W 24.5
584 122.80 0.00 118.40
GREENEVILLE TN GCY 36 N 11.5 82 W 49.0
1610 122.70 0.00 119.25
HOHENWALD BAKER TN 0M3 35 N 32.7 87 W 36.0
973 122.90 0.00 0.00
HUMBOLDT MUN TN M53 35 N 48.1 88 W 52.5
420 122.80 0.00 134.65
HUNTINGTON CARR TN E5O 36 N 5.3 88 W 27.7
497 122.80 0.00 0.00
JACKSBORO CAMPB TN JAU 36 N 20.0 84 W 9.7
1180 122.80 0.00 132.80
JACKSON MC KELL TN MKL 35 N 35.9 88 W 54.9
432 122.95 123.60 134.65
JAMESTOWN MUN TN 2A1 36 N 20.9 84 W 56.7
1694 122.80 0.00 125.25
JASPER MARION TN APT 35 N 3.6 85 W 35.1
641 122.80 0.00 119.20
JOHNSON CITY TN 0A4 36 N 21.8 82 W 18.5
1550 122.80 0.00 0.00
KNOXVILLE DOWNT TN DKX 35 N 57.7 83 W 52.5
833 126.60 0.00 123.90
KNOXVILLE MCGHE TN TYS 35 N 48.7 83 W 59.5
981 122.95 118.70 128.35
KNOXVILLE POWEL TN 9A2 36 N 2.6 84 W 0.2
992 122.80 0.00 0.00
LAFAYETTE MUN TN 3M7 36 N 31.0 86 W 3.5
970 122.80 0.00 132.40
LAWERENCEBURG TN 2M2 35 N 14.1 87 W 15.5
936 122.80 0.00 125.85
LEBANON MUN TN M54 36 N 11.3 86 W 18.9
571 122.80 0.00 118.40
LEWISBURG ELLIN TN LUG 35 N 30.4 86 W 48.2
707 122.80 0.00 126.75
LEXINGTON FRANK TN M52 35 N 39.0 88 W 22.6
517 122.80 0.00 134.65
LIVINGSTON MUN TN 8A3 36 N 24.7 85 W 18.7
1370 122.80 0.00 125.25
MADISONVILLE TN MNV 35 N 32.7 84 W 22.7
1031 122.80 0.00 123.90
MC MINNVILLE TN RNC 35 N 42.0 85 W 50.5
1028 122.80 0.00 126.75
MEMPHIS INTL TN MEM 35 N 2.9 89 W 58.7
332 122.95 118.30 119.45
MEMPHIS SPAIN TN M01 35 N 12.0 90 W 3.0
224 122.80 0.00 0.00
MILLINGTON BAKE TN 2M8 35 N 16.7 89 W 55.8
247 122.80 0.00 0.00
MORRISTOWN MOOR TN MOR 36 N 10.8 83 W 22.3
1313 122.80 0.00 125.05
MOUNTAIN CITY TN 6A4 36 N 25.0 81 W 49.5
2240 122.90 0.00 0.00
MURFREESBORO TN MBT 35 N 52.6 86 W 22.6
615 122.70 0.00 118.40
NASHVILLE CORNE TN M88 36 N 11.4 86 W 41.9
418 123.30 0.00 0.00
NASHVILLE METRO TN BNA 36 N 7.6 86 W 40.8
597 122.95 121.90 120.00
NASHVILLE TUNE TN JWN 36 N 10.9 86 W 53.2
493 122.70 0.00 120.60
ONEIDA SCOTT TN SCX 36 N 27.2 84 W 35.2
1545 122.80 0.00 125.25
PARIS HENRY CO TN PHT 36 N 20.5 88 W 22.9
580 122.80 0.00 128.05
PARSONS SCOTT TN 0M1 35 N 38.3 88 W 7.7
517 122.80 0.00 134.65
PORTLAND MUN TN 1M5 36 N 35.6 86 W 28.6
811 122.80 0.00 133.85
PULASKI ABERNAT TN GZS 35 N 9.1 87 W 3.2
664 122.80 0.00 125.85
ROCKWOOD MUN TN RKW 35 N 55.3 84 W 41.3
1664 122.80 0.00 133.60
ROGERSVILLE HAW TN RVN 36 N 27.4 82 W 53.0
1255 122.80 0.00 119.25
SAVANNAH HARDIN TN SNH 35 N 10.2 88 W 12.9
473 122.80 0.00 124.35
SELMER SIBLEY TN SZY 35 N 12.2 88 W 29.9
611 122.70 0.00 124.35
SEVIERVILLE GAT TN 3A9 35 N 51.4 83 W 31.7
1004 122.80 0.00 125.05
SEWANEE FRANKLI TN UOS 35 N 12.2 85 W 53.9
1950 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHELBYVILLE BOM TN SYI 35 N 33.6 86 W 26.5
800 122.80 0.00 126.75
SMITHVILLE MUN TN 0A3 35 N 59.1 85 W 48.5
1081 122.80 0.00 0.00
SMYRNA TN MQY 36 N 0.5 86 W 31.2
543 123.00 118.50 118.40
SOMERVILLE FAYE TN 57M 35 N 12.3 89 W 23.6
437 122.90 0.00 0.00
SPARTA WHITE CO TN SRB 36 N 3.4 85 W 31.8
1025 122.80 0.00 0.00
SPRINGFIELD MUN TN M91 36 N 32.3 86 W 55.1
708 122.80 0.00 133.85
TAZEWELL CLAIBO TN 3A2 36 N 24.6 88 W 33.3
1179 122.90 0.00 0.00
TIPTONVILLE TN 0M2 36 N 28.5 89 W 20.7
289 122.80 0.00 0.00
TRENTON GIBSON TN TGC 35 N 56.0 88 W 50.9
359 122.80 0.00 128.05
TULLAHOMA REG TN THA 35 N 22.8 86 W 14.8
1081 122.80 0.00 0.00
UNION CITY EVER TN UCY 36 N 23.0 88 W 59.0
341 122.70 0.00 128.05
WAVERLY HUMPHRE TN 0M5 36 N 7.0 87 W 44.2
746 122.80 0.00 125.85
WINCHESTER MUN TN BFG 35 N 10.7 86 W 3.9
979 122.80 0.00 0.00
ABILENE MUN TX ABI 32 N 24.4 99 W 41.0
1790 122.95 120.10 118.25
ALICE INTL TX ALI 27 N 44.4 98 W 1.7
178 123.00 123.60 128.30
AMARILLO INTL TX AMA 35 N 13.2 101 W 42.6
3605 122.95 118.30 118.85
AMARILLO TRADEW TX TDW 35 N 10.2 101 W 49.5
3640 122.80 0.00 119.50
ANGLETON LK JAC TX LBX 29 N 6.5 95 W 27.7
25 123.00 123.00 120.80
AUSTIN MUELLER TX AUS 30 N 17.8 97 W 42.0
632 122.95 121.00 119.20
BEAUMONT PORT A TX BPT 29 N 57.0 94 W 1.2
16 122.95 119.50 126.30
BORGER HUTCHINS TX BGD 35 N 42.0 101 W 23.6
3054 123.00 0.00 124.80
BRADY CURTIS TX BBD 31 N 11.0 99 W 19.4
1825 122.80 0.00 0.00
BRECKENRIDGE TX BKD 32 N 43.0 98 W 53.5
1282 122.80 0.00 0.00
BROWNSVILLE TX BRO 25 N 54.3 97 W 25.5
23 122.95 118.90 128.55
BROWNWOOD MUN TX BWD 31 N 47.6 98 W 57.3
1386 122.80 0.00 0.00
CADDO MILLS TX 7F3 33 N 2.1 96 W 14.4
541 122.80 0.00 132.85
CANADIAN HEMPHI TX HHF 35 N 53.7 100 W 24.1
2383 122.80 0.00 0.00
CARRIZO SPRINGS TX CZT 28 N 31.4 99 W 49.5
620 122.80 0.00 127.80
CASTROVILLE TX T89 29 N 20.5 98 W 51.1
772 122.80 0.00 118.05
CHILDRESS TX CDS 34 N 26.0 100 W 18.0
1952 122.80 0.00 0.00
COLLEGE STATION TX CLL 30 N 35.3 96 W 21.8
319 122.95 118.50 126.85
CORPUS CHRISTI TX CRP 27 N 46.2 97 W 30.0
44 122.95 119.40 126.80
DALLAS ADDISON TX ADS 32 N 58.1 96 W 50.1
643 122.95 121.10 126.80
DALLAS FT WORTH TX DFW 32 N 53.7 97 W 2.4
603 122.95 126.55 117.00
DALLAS LOVE TX DAL 35 N 50.8 96 W 51.0
487 122.95 118.70 120.15
DALLAS REDBIRD TX RBD 32 N 40.8 96 W 52.0
660 122.95 120.30 126.35
DEL RIO INTL TX DRT 29 N 22.3 100 W 55.3
999 122.80 0.00 119.60
DENVER CITY TX E57 32 N 58.5 102 W 50.5
3575 122.80 0.00 0.00
DUMAS MUN TX DUX 35 N 51.4 102 W 0.7
3700 122.80 0.00 127.85
EDINBURG TX 25R 26 N 26.5 98 W 7.7
80 122.80 0.00 0.00
EL PASO INTL TX ELP 31 N 48.4 106 W 22.6
3960 122.95 118.30 120.00
EL PASO WEST TX TX04 31 N 43.1 106 W 14.6
4007 123.00 0.00 0.00
FORT STOCKTON TX FST 30 N 54.8 102 W 55.5
3010 122.80 0.00 132.55
FORT WORTH MEAC TX FTW 32 N 49.1 97 W 21.6
710 122.95 118.30 120.70
GAINESVILLE TX GLE 33 N 39.0 97 W 11.6
833 123.00 0.00 134.15
GALVESTON SCHOL TX GLS 29 N 16.0 94 W 51.6
7 122.95 123.60 0.00
GREENVILLE MAJO TX GVT 33 N 4.1 96 W 3.7
544 122.95 121.30 127.60
HARLINGEN RIO TX HRL 26 N 13.6 97 W 39.2
36 122.95 119.30 124.85
HEREFORD MUN TX HRX 34 N 51.4 102 W 19.5
3783 122.80 0.00 119.50
HONDO MUN TX HDO 29 N 21.4 99 W 10.5
927 122.80 0.00 134.95
HOUSTON ANDRAU TX AAP 29 N 43.0 95 W 35.0
80 123.00 0.00 123.80
HOUSTON ELLINGT TX EFD 29 N 36.4 95 W 9.5
34 122.95 126.20 109.40
HOUSTON HOBBY TX HOU 29 N 38.7 95 W 16.7
47 122.95 118.70 124.60
HOUSTON HOOKS TX DWH 30 N 3.8 95 W 33.1
150 122.95 118.40 124.95
HOUSTON INTL TX IAH 29 N 58.9 95 W 20.8
98 122.95 118.10 116.60
HOUSTON S.W. TX AXH 29 N 30.3 95 W 28.6
66 123.00 0.00 123.80
JACKSONVILLE TX JSO 31 N 52.1 95 W 13.0
677 122.80 0.00 128.70
KERRVILLE SCHRE TX ERV 29 N 58.8 99 W 5.2
1616 122.80 0.00 134.95
KILLEEN MUN TX ILE 31 N 5.1 97 W 41.1
845 122.70 0.00 118.00
LANCASTER TX LNC 32 N 34.7 96 W 43.2
500 122.70 0.00 123.90
LAREDO INTL TX LRD 27 N 32.6 99 W 27.6
508 122.95 120.10 0.00
LONGVIEW GREGG TX GGG 32 N 23.0 94 W 42.6
365 122.95 119.20 119.65
LUBBOCK INTL TX LRB 33 N 39.8 101 W 49.3
3281 122.95 125.30 118.80
LUFKIN ANGELINA TX LFK 31 N 14.0 94 W 45.0
290 123.00 123.60 0.00
MARSHALL HARRIS TX ASL 32 N 31.3 94 W 18.4
356 122.80 0.00 118.25
MC ALLEN MILLER TX MFE 26 N 10.5 98 W 14.3
107 122.95 118.50 128.50
MIDLAND AIRPARK TX MDD 32 N 1.7 102 W 6.2
2805 122.70 0.00 124.60
MIDLAND REG TX MAF 31 N 56.5 102 W 12.1
2871 122.95 118.70 126.80
MOUNT PLEASANT TX MSA 33 N 7.7 94 W 58.5
404 122.70 0.00 0.00
NAGOGDOCHES E. TX OCH 31 N 34.7 94 W 42.4
372 122.80 0.00 0.00
ORANGE CO TX ORG 30 N 4.1 93 W 48.2
13 122.80 0.00 121.30
PERRYTON OCHILT TX PYX 36 N 24.7 100 W 45.2
2915 122.80 0.00 0.00
PLAINVIEW HALE TX PVW 34 N 10.1 101 W 42.9
3372 123.00 120.70 119.90
PORT ISABEL CAM TX T31 26 N 10.0 97 W 20.7
15 122.80 0.00 119.50
ROANOKE NORTHWE TX 52F 33 N 2.9 97 W 13.9
643 123.00 0.00 0.00
SAN ANGELO MATH TX SJT 31 N 21.5 100 W 29.7
1916 122.80 118.30 128.45
SAN ANGELO MATH TX SJT 31 N 21.5 100 W 29.7
1916 122.80 118.30 128.45
SAN ANTONIO INT TX SAT 29 N 32.0 98 W 28.1
809 122.95 119.80 118.90
SAN ANTONIO STI TX SSF 29 N 20.2 98 W 28.2
577 122.95 118.20 0.00
SAN MARCOS MUN TX T98 29 N 53.6 97 W 51.8
597 122.80 0.00 119.00
SHEPPARD WICHIT TX SPS 33 N 59.1 98 W 29.5
1015 122.95 119.75 132.05
SHERMAN DENISON TX F39 33 N 42.9 96 W 40.2
749 122.70 0.00 134.15
SNYDER WINSTON TX SNK 32 N 41.8 100 W 57.1
2434 122.80 0.00 0.00
STAMFORD ARLEDG TX F56 32 N 54.6 99 W 44.1
1558 122.80 0.00 0.00
SULPHUR SPRINGS TX SLR 33 N 9.5 95 W 37.2
489 122.80 0.00 0.00
SWEETWATER MUN TX SWW 32 N 28.0 100 W 27.8
2386 122.80 0.00 126.50
TEMPLE DRAUGHTO TX TPL 31 N 9.1 97 W 24.4
682 123.00 0.00 124.55
TERRELL MUN TX TRL 32 N 42.6 96 W 16.0
474 122.80 0.00 0.00
TYLER POUNDS TX TYR 32 N 21.2 95 W 24.1
544 122.95 120.10 126.25
VICTORIA REG TX VCT 28 N 55.1 96 W 55.1
115 122.70 0.00 135.05
WACO MADISON TX ACT 31 N 36.6 97 W 13.7
515 122.95 135.20 123.85
WACO TSTI TX CNW 31 N 38.2 97 W 4.3
469 122.95 124.00 0.00
WICHITA FALLS TX SPS 33 N 59.1 98 W 29.5
1015 122.95 119.75 132.05
BOUNTIFUL SALT UT BTF 40 N 52.1 111 W 55.5
4234 122.80 0.00 0.00
BRIGHAM CITY UT BMC 41 N 32.9 112 W 3.6
4226 122.80 0.00 0.00
BRYCE CANYON UT BCE 37 N 42.3 112 W 8.6
7586 122.80 0.00 0.00
CEDAR CITY MUN UT CDC 37 N 42.1 113 W 5.8
5622 122.80 0.00 0.00
DELTA MUN UT DTA 39 N 23.0 112 W 30.5
4755 122.80 0.00 0.00
GLEN CANYON UT U07 37 N 32.7 110 W 42.7
4167 122.80 0.00 0.00
HANKSVILLE UT HVE 38 N 25.0 110 W 42.2
4444 122.80 0.00 0.00
LOGAN CACHE UT LGU 41 N 47.2 111 W 51.2
4454 122.80 0.00 0.00
MILFORD MUN UT MLF 38 N 25.6 113 W 0.7
5040 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOAB CANYONLAND UT CNY 38 N 45.5 109 W 44.5
4553 122.80 0.00 127.80
OGDEN MUN UT OGD 41 N 11.7 112 W 0.6
4470 122.95 118.70 125.55
PRICE CARBON CO UT PUC 39 N 36.7 110 W 44.9
5921 122.80 0.00 0.00
PROVO MUN UT PVU 40 N 12.9 111 W 43.2
4491 122.80 0.00 124.30
RICHFIELD MUN UT RIF 38 N 44.5 112 W 5.6
5279 122.80 0.00 0.00
SALT LAKE CITY UT SLC 40 N 47.2 111 W 58.0
4226 122.95 118.30 0.00
SALT LAKE NO 2 UT U42 40 N 37.2 111 W 59.5
4608 122.70 0.00 120.20
ST GEORGE MUN UT SGU 37 N 5.4 113 W 35.5
2938 122.80 0.00 0.00
VERNAL MUN UT VEL 40 N 26.4 109 W 30.5
5274 122.70 0.00 0.00
WENDOVER UT ENV 40 N 43.0 114 W 1.8
4240 122.80 0.00 0.00
ABINGTON HIGHLA VA 6A8 36 N 41.1 82 W 2.0
2060 122.80 0.00 118.40
ASHLAND HANOVER VA W83 37 N 42.4 77 W 26.1
205 122.70 0.00 119.90
BASYE SKY BRYCE VA W92 38 N 48.9 78 W 46.2
1263 122.80 0.00 0.00
BLACKSBURG VA BCB 37 N 12.4 80 W 24.5
2131 123.00 0.00 0.00
BLACKSTONE AAF VA BKT 37 N 4.5 77 W 57.4
428 122.95 126.20 118.75
BRIDGEWATER AIR VA VBW 38 N 21.9 78 W 57.5
1180 122.70 0.00 124.25
BROOKNEAL CAMPB VA 0V4 37 N 8.5 79 W 0.9
597 122.70 0.00 0.00
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA CHO 38 N 8.3 78 W 27.1
641 122.95 124.50 124.25
CHASE CITY MUN VA CXE 36 N 47.3 78 W 30.0
503 122.80 0.00 118.75
CHESAPEAKE MUN VA W36 36 N 39.8 75 W 19.3
20 122.70 0.00 127.90
CLARKSVILLE MAR VA W63 36 N 35.8 78 W 33.5
420 122.90 0.00 0.00
CREWE MUN VA W81 37 N 10.8 78 W 5.9
420 122.80 0.00 0.00
CULPEPPER CO VA W49 38 N 31.5 77 W 51.6
315 122.80 0.00 124.65
DANVILLE REG VA DAN 36 N 34.4 79 W 20.1
572 123.00 0.00 124.05
DUBLIN NEW RIVE VA PSK 37 N 8.2 80 W 40.7
2105 122.70 0.00 0.00
EMPORIA MUN VA EMV 36 N 41.5 77 W 29.5
126 123.00 0.00 123.85
FARMVILLE MUN VA FVX 37 N 21.3 78 W 26.2
409 122.80 0.00 124.25
FRANKLIN ROSE VA FKN 36 N 41.7 76 W 54.1
37 122.95 122.80 127.90
FREDERICKSBURG VA W07 38 N 15.9 77 W 26.9
85 122.80 0.00 118.95
GALAX HILLSVILL VA HLX 36 N 45.8 80 W 49.3
2698 122.80 0.00 0.00
GORDONSVILLE VA GVE 38 N 9.3 78 W 10.0
454 122.80 0.00 0.00
GRUNDY MUN VA GDY 37 N 13.9 82 W 7.5
2306 122.90 0.00 132.80
HOT SPRINGS ING VA HSP 37 N 57.0 79 W 50.0
3792 123.00 0.00 134.40
LAWRENCEVILLE VA LVL 36 N 46.5 77 W 48.0
325 122.80 0.00 0.00
LEESBURG GODFRY VA W09 39 N 4.6 77 W 33.4
388 122.80 0.00 126.10
LURAY CAVERNS VA W45 38 N 40.0 78 W 30.0
912 122.80 0.00 0.00
LYNCHBURG MUN VA LYH 37 N 19.6 79 W 12.0
938 122.95 120.70 119.80
LYNCHBURH FALWL VA W24 37 N 22.6 79 W 7.3
939 123.00 0.00 0.00
MANASSAS DAVIS VA W10 38 N 43.2 77 W 30.9
193 123.00 0.00 0.00
MARION WYTHEVIL VA 5A1 36 N 53.7 81 W 20.9
2551 122.70 0.00 132.90
MARTINSVILLE BL VA MTV 36 N 37.8 80 W 1.1
928 122.70 0.00 120.90
MELFA ACCOMACK VA MFV 37 N 38.8 75 W 45.6
48 122.80 0.00 126.05
MIDLAND WARRENT VA W66 38 N 35.3 77 W 42.7
325 122.70 0.00 124.65
MONETA SMITH MT VA W91 37 N 6.4 79 W 35.6
900 122.80 0.00 125.75
NEW MARKET VA 8W2 38 N 39.3 78 W 42.5
975 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEWPORT NEWS VA PHF 37 N 7.9 76 W 29.6
43 122.95 118.70 128.65
NORFOLK INTL VA ORF 36 N 53.6 76 W 12.1
27 122.95 120.80 127.15
ORANGE CO VA W93 38 N 14.8 78 W 2.8
454 122.80 0.00 124.25
PENNINGTON GAP VA PTG 36 N 44.7 83 W 2.2
1864 122.90 0.00 119.25
PETERSBURG MUN VA PTB 37 N 11.0 77 W 31.0
194 122.70 0.00 119.90
PORTSMOUTH HAMP VA PVG 36 N 46.7 76 W 26.7
23 123.00 0.00 118.90
QUINTON NEW KEN VA W96 37 N 30.1 77 W 7.5
119 122.80 0.00 126.40
RICHLANDS MUN VA 7A4 37 N 5.2 81 W 50.2
1910 122.70 0.00 0.00
RICHMOND BYRD VA RIC 37 N 30.3 77 W 19.2
168 122.95 121.10 119.15
RICHMOND CHESTE VA W98 37 N 24.3 77 W 31.5
232 122.80 0.00 119.90
ROANOKE WOODRUM VA ROA 37 N 19.5 79 W 58.5
1176 122.95 118.30 118.65
SALUDA HUMMEL VA W75 37 N 36.0 76 W 27.0
30 123.00 0.00 0.00
SOUTH BOSTON TU VA W78 36 N 42.7 78 W 51.0
415 122.80 0.00 0.00
SOUTH HILL MECK VA 5W2 36 N 41.2 78 W 3.2
442 122.80 0.00 118.75
STAUNTON WAYNES VA SHD 38 N 15.8 78 W 53.8
1201 123.00 0.00 124.25
SUFFOLK MUN VA SFQ 36 N 40.8 76 W 36.1
72 122.70 0.00 127.90
TANGIER ISLAND VA TGI 37 N 49.5 75 W 59.8
8 122.80 0.00 120.05
WAKEFIELD MUN VA AKQ 36 N 59.2 77 W 0.1
113 122.80 0.00 127.90
WILLIAMSBURG VA JGS 37 N 14.3 76 W 42.9
49 122.80 0.00 126.05
WINCHESTER REG VA W16 39 N 8.5 78 W 8.5
720 122.70 0.00 128.75
WISE LONESOME P VA LNP 36 N 59.2 82 W 31.8
2680 123.00 0.00 132.80
BARRE MONTPELIE VT MPV 44 N 12.2 72 W 33.7
1165 122.80 0.00 0.00
BENNINGTON STAT VT 5B5 42 N 53.4 73 W 14.8
828 122.80 0.00 125.00
BURLINGTON INTL VT BTV 44 N 28.2 73 W 9.2
334 123.30 118.30 123.80
HIGHGATE FRANKL VT 1B7 44 N 56.4 73 W 5.9
228 122.80 0.00 121.10
LYNDONVILLE CAL VT 6B8 44 N 34.1 72 W 1.1
1188 122.80 0.00 135.70
MIDDLEBURY STAT VT 6B0 43 N 59.0 73 W 5.7
490 122.80 0.00 0.00
MORRISVILLE STO VT MVL 44 N 32.1 72 W 36.8
732 122.80 0.00 0.00
NEWPORT STATE VT EFK 44 N 53.5 72 W 13.7
930 122.80 0.00 0.00
RUTLAND STATE VT RUT 43 N 31.7 72 W 57.0
787 122.80 0.00 135.70
SPRINGFIELD STA VT VSF 43 N 20.6 72 W 31.0
577 122.80 0.00 0.00
VERGENNES BASIN VT B06 44 N 11.7 73 W 21.0
132 122.80 0.00 0.00
WARREN SUGARBU VT 087 44 N 7.0 72 W 50.0
1470 122.80 0.00 0.00
WARREN SUGARBUS VT 0B7 44 N 7.0 72 W 50.0
1470 122.80 0.00 0.00
WEST DOVER MT S VT 4V8 42 N 55.6 72 W 51.9
1953 122.80 0.00 0.00
ARLINGTON MUN WA S88 48 N 9.6 122 W 9.4
137 122.70 0.00 128.50
AUBURN MUN WA S50 47 N 19.7 122 W 13.5
57 122.80 0.00 0.00
BELLINGHAM INTL WA BLI 48 N 47.7 122 W 32.2
158 122.95 124.90 0.00
BREMERTON NATL WA PWT 47 N 29.5 122 W 45.4
481 122.70 0.00 127.10
BURLINGTON MT V WA 75S 48 N 28.1 122 W 25.2
140 123.00 0.00 120.70
CHEHALIS CENTRA WA CLS 46 N 40.6 122 W 58.6
174 122.80 0.00 0.00
DEER PARK WA 07S 47 N 58.1 117 W 25.2
2207 122.80 0.00 0.00
ELECTRIC CITY WA WA21 47 N 55.4 119 W 4.7
1590 122.90 0.00 0.00
ELLENSBURG KITT WA ELN 47 N 2.0 120 W 31.8
1766 123.00 0.00 0.00
EPHRATA MUN WA EPH 47 N 18.3 119 W 30.7
1272 122.80 0.00 0.00
EVERETT PAINE WA PAE 47 N 54.4 122 W 16.8
606 122.95 121.30 128.65
HOQUAIM BOWERMA WA HQM 46 N 58.2 123 W 56.1
14 122.90 0.00 0.00
KELSO LONGVIEW WA KLS 46 N 7.0 122 W 53.6
17 122.80 0.00 124.20
KENNEWICK VISTA WA S98 46 N 13.2 119 W 12.2
521 122.90 0.00 0.00
KENT CREST AIR WA S36 47 N 20.2 122 W 6.1
466 123.00 0.00 0.00
LOPEZ ISLAND WA S31 48 N 28.9 122 W 56.1
205 122.80 0.00 0.00
MOSES LAKE GRAN WA MWH 47 N 12.4 119 W 19.1
1185 122.95 118.10 119.05
OCEAN SHORES MU WA W04 47 N 0.2 124 W 8.5
13 123.00 0.00 0.00
OLYMPIA WA OLM 46 N 58.2 122 W 54.1
206 122.95 124.40 0.00
OMAK WA OMK 48 N 27.8 119 W 31.0
1301 122.80 0.00 0.00
PASCO TRI CITY WA PSC 46 N 15.8 119 W 7.0
407 122.95 118.20 125.65
PORT ANGELES WA CLM 48 N 7.2 123 W 29.9
288 123.00 0.00 0.00
PROSSER WA S40 46 N 12.7 119 W 47.5
694 122.80 0.00 0.00
PULLMAN MOSCOW WA PUW 46 N 44.6 117 W 6.5
2551 122.80 0.00 0.00
PUYALLUP PIERCE WA 1S0 47 N 6.2 122 W 17.2
530 122.80 0.00 0.00
RENTON MUN WA RNT 47 N 29.6 122 W 12.8
29 0.00 124.70 126.95
RICHLAND WA RLD 46 N 18.3 119 W 18.1
391 122.70 0.00 125.00
RITZVILLE PRU WA 33S 47 N 7.5 118 W 23.5
1796 122.80 0.00 0.00
SEATTLE BOEING WA BFI 47 N 31.8 122 W 18.0
17 122.95 118.30 127.75
SEATTLE TACOMA WA SEA 47 N 26.9 122 W 18.4
429 122.95 119.90 118.00
SHELTON SANDERS WA SHN 47 N 14.3 123 W 8.7
278 122.80 0.00 120.10
SNOHOMISH HARVE WA S43 47 N 54.5 122 W 6.2
16 123.00 0.00 0.00
SPOKANE FELTS WA SFF 47 N 40.9 117 W 19.2
1953 122.95 119.00 120.55
SPOKANE INTL WA GEG 47 N 37.2 117 W 31.9
2372 122.95 118.30 127.80
TACOMA NARROWS WA TIW 47 N 16.0 122 W 34.6
292 122.95 118.50 124.05
THE DALLES MUN WA DLS 45 N 37.1 121 W 9.9
243 123.00 0.00 0.00
TOLEDO WINLOCK WA TDO 46 N 28.6 122 W 48.3
371 122.90 0.00 0.00
VANCOUVER EVERG WA 59S 45 N 37.3 122 W 31.2
310 122.70 0.00 0.00
VANCOUVER PEARS WA 60S 45 N 37.2 122 W 39.3
24 123.00 0.00 119.80
WALLA WALLA WA S95 46 N 2.7 118 W 25.0
740 122.90 0.00 0.00
WALLA WALLA CIT WA ALW 46 N 5.6 118 W 17.2
1205 122.95 118.50 0.00
WENATCHEE PANGB WA EAT 47 N 23.9 120 W 12.3
1245 123.00 0.00 0.00
WINTHROP METHOW WA S52 48 N 25.2 120 W 8.7
1670 122.80 0.00 0.00
YAKIMA AIR TERM WA YKM 46 N 34.1 120 W 32.5
1095 122.95 118.40 125.25
APPLETON OUTA WI ATW 44 N 15.4 88 W 31.2
918 122.95 119.60 126.30
EAGLE RIVER WI EGV 45 N 55.7 89 W 16.0
1642 122.80 0.00 133.65
EAU CLARE CO WI EAU 44 N 51.9 91 W 29.1
904 122.95 123.60 0.00
FOND DU LAC CO WI FLD 43 N 46.2 88 W 29.4
809 122.80 0.00 0.00
GREEN BAT AUSTI WI GRB 44 N 29.2 88 W 7.6
695 122.95 118.70 124.10
JANESVILLE WI JVL 42 N 37.1 89 W 2.4
808 122.95 118.80 128.25
KENOSHA MUN WI ENW 42 N 35.7 87 W 56.6
743 122.70 0.00 0.00
LA CROSSE WI LSE 43 N 52.7 91 W 15.3
654 122.95 124.30 124.95
LAKE GENEVA AME WI C02 42 N 36.8 88 W 23.4
835 122.80 0.00 125.35
LAND O LAKES WI LNL 46 N 9.3 89 W 12.3
1706 122.80 0.00 133.65
MADISON DANE WI MSN 43 N 8.3 89 W 20.2
862 122.95 119.30 124.65
MANITOWOC CO WI MTW 44 N 7.7 87 W 40.8
651 122.80 0.00 120.20
MARSHFIELD MUN WI MFI 44 N 38.2 90 W 11.3
1277 123.00 0.00 124.40
MERRILL MUN WI RRL 45 N 12.0 89 W 42.7
1317 122.80 0.00 133.65
MILWAUKEE INTL WI MKE 42 N 56.8 87 W 53.8
723 122.95 119.10 126.40
MILWAUKEE TIMME WI MWC 43 N 6.6 88 W 2.0
745 122.95 120.50 128.30
MINOQUA WOODRUF WI ARV 45 N 55.7 89 W 43.6
1628 122.97 122.80 133.65
MOSINEE CENTRAL WI CWA 44 N 46.7 89 W 39.9
1277 123.00 0.00 124.40
NEILLSVILLE MUN WI VIQ 44 N 33.4 90 W 30.6
1236 122.80 0.00 124.40
NEW RICHMOND WI RNH 45 N 8.6 92 W 32.1
996 122.80 0.00 134.45
OSHKOSH WI OSH 43 N 59.1 88 W 33.4
805 122.95 118.50 125.80
RACINE HORLICK WI RAC 42 N 45.6 87 W 48.8
673 123.00 0.00 120.15
RHINELANDER ONE WI RHI 45 N 37.8 89 W 27.9
1624 123.00 0.00 0.00
SHEBOYGAN CO WI SBM 43 N 46.1 87 W 51.1
749 122.70 0.00 127.50
SHEBOYGAN CO. WI 3NW 43 N 46.1 87 W 51.1
749 122.70 0.00 127.50
STEVENS POINT WI STE 44 N 32.7 89 W 31.8
1107 122.70 0.00 0.00
WATERTOWN MUN WI RYV 43 N 10.2 88 W 43.3
820 122.80 0.00 119.15
WAUKESHA CO WI UES 43 N 2.3 88 W 14.0
931 122.95 123.70 0.00
WAUSAU MUN WI AUW 44 N 55.5 89 W 37.5
1201 123.00 123.60 0.00
WEST BEND MUN WI ETB 43 N 25.2 88 W 7.6
888 122.80 0.00 124.75
WISCONSIN DELLS WI WI11 43 N 45.4 89 W 39.1
1382 122.90 0.00 0.00
WISCONSIN RAPID WI ISW 44 N 21.6 89 W 50.2
1021 122.80 0.00 124.40
BECKLEY RALEIGH WV BKW 37 N 47.2 81 W 7.4
2504 123.00 0.00 118.95
BERKELEY SPRING WV W35 39 N 41.5 78 W 9.9
413 122.80 0.00 118.75
BLUEFIELD MERCR WV BLF 37 N 17.7 81 W 12.4
2857 123.60 0.00 0.00
BUCKHANNON UPSH WV W67 38 N 59.5 80 W 16.1
1435 122.80 0.00 0.00
CHARLESTON YEAG WV CRW 38 N 22.3 81 W 35.6
982 122.95 125.70 127.60
CHESAPEAKE HUNT WV HTW 38 N 25.1 82 W 29.6
560 122.80 0.00 0.00
CLARKSBURG WV CKB 39 N 17.7 80 W 13.7
1203 123.00 126.70 121.15
ELKINS RANDOLPH WV EKN 38 N 53.3 79 W 51.4
1987 123.60 0.00 121.15
FAYETTEVILLE WV I89 38 N 1.6 81 W 7.2
1960 122.80 0.00 0.00
HUNTINGTON TRI WV HTS 38 N 22.0 82 W 33.4
828 122.95 118.50 125.20
LEWISBURG GREEN WV LWB 37 N 51.5 80 W 23.9
2304 122.80 118.90 0.00
MARTINSBURG WV MRB 39 N 24.1 77 W 59.1
557 122.95 124.30 0.00
MORGANTOWN MUN WV MGW 39 N 38.5 79 W 54.9
1248 122.95 120.00 121.15
MOUNDSVILLE MAR WV 74D 39 N 52.8 80 W 44.1
1215 122.70 0.00 0.00
NEW CUMBERLAND WV 7G1 40 N 32.0 80 W 32.4
1226 122.90 0.00 0.00
PARKERSBURG WV PKB 39 N 20.7 81 W 26.3
858 122.95 123.70 124.35
PETERSBURG GRAN WV W99 38 N 59.5 79 W 8.5
957 122.80 0.00 134.15
PINEVILLE KEE WV I16 37 N 36.0 81 W 33.6
1771 122.80 0.00 0.00
POINT PLEASANT WV 3I2 38 N 54.8 82 W 5.8
643 122.80 0.00 120.90
RAVENSWOOD JACK WV I18 38 N 55.7 81 W 49.1
759 122.80 0.00 0.00
SUMMERSVILLE WV I07 38 N 13.8 80 W 52.2
1821 122.80 0.00 119.20
SUTTON BRAXTON WV 48I 38 N 41.2 80 W 39.1
1270 122.90 0.00 119.20
WELSH MUN WV I25 37 N 25.0 81 W 31.7
2118 122.90 0.00 0.00
WHEELING WV HLG 40 N 10.5 80 W 38.8
1196 122.95 118.10 127.95
WILLIAMSON MING WV 4I0 37 N 41.2 82 W 15.6
1575 122.80 0.00 0.00
AFTON MUN WY AFO 42 N 43.2 110 W 56.0
6214 122.80 0.00 0.00
ALPINE WY 46U 43 N 11.0 111 W 2.5
5634 122.80 0.00 0.00
BIG PINEY MARBL WY BPI 42 N 35.0 110 W 6.4
6974 122.80 0.00 0.00
BUFFALO JOHNSON WY BYG 44 N 22.7 106 W 43.1
4967 122.80 0.00 0.00
CASPER NATRONA WY CPR 42 N 54.4 106 W 27.7
5348 122.95 118.30 126.15
CHEYENNE WY CYS 41 N 9.3 104 W 48.7
6156 122.95 118.70 0.00
CODY FAUST REG WY COD 44 N 31.2 109 W 1.4
5100 122.80 0.00 0.00
COWLEY LOVELL WY U68 44 N 54.6 108 W 26.6
4090 122.80 0.00 133.25
DOUGLAS CONVERS WY DGW 42 N 47.8 105 W 23.1
4929 122.80 0.00 135.60
DU BOIS MUN WY U25 43 N 32.9 109 W 41.3
7290 122.80 0.00 0.00
EVANSTON UINTA WY EVW 41 N 16.5 111 W 1.8
7163 122.80 0.00 0.00
FORT BRIDGER WY FBR 41 N 23.5 110 W 24.3
7033 122.80 0.00 0.00
GILLETTE CAMPBE WY GCC 44 N 20.9 105 W 32.3
4363 122.95 118.50 0.00
GREYBULL S.BIG WY GEY 44 N 31.0 108 W 4.8
3935 122.80 0.00 0.00
JACKSON HOLE WY JAC 43 N 36.4 110 W 44.2
6444 122.80 0.00 0.00
LANDER HUNT WY LND 42 N 48.9 108 W 43.7
5586 122.80 0.00 0.00
LARAMIE BREES WY LAR 41 N 18.7 105 W 40.4
7278 122.95 123.60 0.00
NEWCASTLE MONDE WY ECS 43 N 53.1 104 W 19.0
4166 122.80 0.00 0.00
PINEDALE WENZ WY PNA 42 N 47.7 109 W 48.2
7085 122.80 0.00 119.25
POWELL MUN WY POY 44 N 52.1 108 W 47.4
5091 122.70 0.00 0.00
RAWLINS MUN WY RWL 41 N 48.3 107 W 11.9
6820 123.00 0.00 0.00
RIVERTON REG WY RIW 43 N 3.9 108 W 27.4
5525 122.80 0.00 0.00
ROCK SPRINGS WY RKS 41 N 35.6 109 W 3.8
6760 122.95 123.60 0.00
SARATOGA SHIVEL WY SAA 41 N 26.6 106 W 49.4
6978 122.80 0.00 0.00
SHERIDAN CO WY SHR 44 N 46.4 106 W 58.5
4021 123.00 0.00 0.00
SUNDANCE SCHLOR WY SUC 44 N 23.3 104 W 23.9
4932 122.90 0.00 0.00
THERMOPOLIS MUN WY THP 43 N 39.5 108 W 12.7
4580 122.80 0.00 0.00
TORRINGTON MUN WY TOR 42 N 3.8 104 W 9.2
4206 122.80 0.00 127.20
WHEATLAND PHIFE WY EAN 42 N 3.3 104 W 55.9
4775 122.90 0.00 0.00
WORLAND MUN WY WRL 43 N 57.9 107 W 56.9
4245 123.60 0.00 0.00

MONITORING AIR SHOWS
-------------------

By: John Johnson (Topol) KWV8BP

If you have ever been to an air show then you know the thrill of excite-
ment as the pilots show off there skills, but you could be missing out on
the ultimate thrill, that is actually monitoring the pilots and all of the
communications that go with what goes on around an air show. The following
frequencies have been compiled from various sources including Monitoring
Times and Popular Communications. Most all have been confirmed.

U.S.N. BLUE ANGELS: ground support 121.90
nbfm repeater 142.025 in 142.625 out
common airshow 123.40
alpha air-air tac 142.00 bravo 143.00
maintenance ch.10 143.60
air to air 241.40 250.80 251.60
275.35 360.40 384.40
395.90 391.90

U.S.A.F. THUNDERBIRDS Operations 120.45
air-air tactical 140.40 141.85
air to air 236.60 solo 5-6 236.55
241.40 273.50 283.50
team leader 250.85
air to air 294.70 322.30 322.60
ground support nbfm 413.025

U.S.A. GOLDEN KNIGHTS operations 32.30
air coordination 123.40
primary 42.35

CANADIAN SNOWBIRDS CH.1 275.80 CH.2 295.60 CH.3 310.80
CH.4 227.60 CH.5 243.40 CH.6 240.50
CH.7 378.50 CH.8 266.30 CH.9 294.50
CH.10 322.80 CH.11 245.70 CH.12 316.50
CH.13 344.50 CH.14 356.60 CH.15 236.60
CH.16 283.90 CH.17 363.80 CH.18 289.40
CH.19 245.00 CH.20 239.80

NONMILITARY FLIGHT TEAMS common airshow 123.40 123.45
royal albanians 123.45 123.475
team american 123.475
showtime control 126.40
brazilian A.F. 130.55 130.655
132.25

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MONITORING AIR SHOWS

If you have ever been to an air show then you know the thrill of
excitement as the pilots show off there skills, but you could be
missing out on the ultimate thrill, that is actually monitoring
the pilots and all of the communications that go with what goes
on around an air show. The following frequencies have been
compiled from various sources including monitoring times and
popular communications, most all have been confirmed.

U.S.N. BLUE ANGELS: ground support 121.90
nbfm rpt. 142.025 in/out 142.625
maintenance ch.10 143.60
air to air 241.40 250.80 251.60 275.35
360.40 384.40 395.90 391.90

U.S.A.F. THUNDERBIRDS operations 120.45
air to air 236.60
solo 5-6 236.55 241.40 273.50
283.50
team leader 250.85
air to air 294.70 322.30 322.60
ground support nbfm 413.025

U.S.A. GOLDEN KNIGHTS operations 32.30
air coordination 123.40
primary 42.35

CANADIAN SNOWBIRDS ch.1 275.80 ch.2 295.60 ch.3 310.80
ch.4 227.60 ch.5 243.40 ch.6 240.50
ch.7 378.50 ch.8 266.30 ch.9 294.50
ch.10 322.80 ch.11 245.70 ch.12 316.50
ch.13 344.50 ch.14 356.60 ch.15 236.60
ch.16 283.90 ch.17 363.80 ch.18 289.40
ch.19 245.0 ch.20 239.80

NONMILITARY FLIGHT TEAMS common airshow 123.40 123.45
showtime control 126.40

Brazilian A.F. 130.55 130.655 132.25

026.6200 CIVIL AIR PATROL NATIONWIDE
027.0750 GENERAL OPERATIONS COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
027.4050 COMMERCE DEPT OF FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
027.5750 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION LAND MOBILE STATIONS FEDERAL GO
027.5750 STATE DEPT OF PORTABLES/MOBILES FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
027.5750 TREASURY DEPT OF FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
027.5750 TRANSPORTATION DEPT OF FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
ATLANTA
ATLANTA
027.6500 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGMENT AGENCY FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
NATIONWIDE
027.8700 STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
027.8900 COAST GAURD RESERVE COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
029.6200 WB8LVH AMATEUR CONYERS
029.6400 BIG SHANTY RG KK4CC AMATEUR MARIETTA
029.6400 MARIETTA N4NEQ 10 METER FM REPEATER (NOT KK4C AS LISTED)
030.0080 SOVIET MANNED SPACE PROGRAM FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
030.0300 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY/BUREAU MINES FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
030.0900 TACTICAL ARMY NATIONWIDE
030.1000 CRASH TRUCKS (HELIPORTS) ARMY NATIONWIDE
030.3400 HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES DEPT FEDERAL GO ATLANTA
030.4500 BOMBING RANGE CONTROL ARMY NATIONWIDE
030.4500 NUCLEAR ACCIDENT CREWS ARMY NATIONWIDE
030.5100 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE "BLUE NIGHT" AF/N GD AIR FORCE ATLANTA
030.8400 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE LOCKHEED OPERATIONS AIR FORCE ATLANTA
031.1000 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES F-1 GAME AND FISH
031.1200 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PARKS DEPARTMENT
031.1400 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES F-2 PARK RANGERS AND
WILDLIFE ENFORCEMENT
031.1800 GEORGIA STATE OF STATE PARK ATLANTA
031.2200 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES F-3 ENVIROMNENTAL PROTECTION
032.1000 AAF CONTROL TOWERS ARMY NATIONWIDE
032.2300 SECRET SERVICE WHCA VANS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
032.2500 STATE DEPT OF FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
032.3000 NATIONAL GAURD AERO ARMY NATIONWIDE
032.3200 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ABLE WHCA
032.6000 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL GUARD
032.7500 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
033.0200 EMERGENCY ATHENS ACADEMY INC ATHENS
033.0400 EMERGENCY EMERGENCY MARIETTA
033.4400 CHEROKEE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
033.9800 CANTON CITY OF FIRE CANTON
034.0700 SECRET SERVICE VICE PRES STAFF RPRT FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
034.2500 FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
034.7800 RECLAMATION BUREAU FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
034.8100 NATIONWIDE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
034.8300 NATIONWIDE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE PRIMARY FREQUENCY
034.9000 NATIONWIDE ARMY CIVIL EMERGENCIES
035.0200 BUSINESS MCDONALDS NATIONWIDE
035.1200 BUSINESS MCDONALD'S NATIONWIDE
035.1200 BUSINESS GWINNETT TAXI LAWRENCEVILL GA GWINNETT 02/89
035.2600 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZO MOBILE PHO
035.2600 PAGING, VOICE MTS CH. ZO C-PAGING ATLANTA,
035.3000 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZF MOBILE PHO
035.3400 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZH MOBILE PHO
035.3800 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZM MOBILE PHO
035.4200 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZA MOBILE PHO
035.4600 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZY MOBILE PHO
035.5000 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZR MOBILE PHO
035.5400 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZB MOBILE PHO
035.5800 PAGING, TONE & VOICE RCC PAGING C-PAGING P 4
035.6200 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZW MOBILE PHO
035.6400 MEDICAL PAGING EMERGENCY
035.6600 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZL MOBILE PHO
035.8500 FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE
036.0100 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
036.7100 NATIONWIDE ARMY ESCORT NETWORK CONVOYS HIGHWAYS
036.7700 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 FIELD
036.8500 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE "BLUE NIGHT" NAVY AIR FORCE ATLANTA
036.8700 MOBILE CONVOYS ARMY NATIONWIDE
036.8900 NATIONWIDE ARMY ESCORT NETWORK CONVOYS HIGHWAY
037.1000 COBB COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL,PARKS DEPT.AND INSPECTIONS DEPT
037.1800 COBB COUNTY ROADS DEPT AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
037.2600 POWDER SPRINGS UTILITIES
037.6200 GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER STATEWIDE EMERGENCY ONLY
037.6800 GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER EMERGENCY ONLY
037.8200 MARIETTA COBB CO. POWER MOBILES/BASES (FOR OUTAGES?)
037.8400 GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER STEAM POWER PLANTS
039.0600 POLICE LOW POWER POLICE
039.1000 CANTON CITY OF LOCAL GOVE CANTON
039.1800 NORCROSS TOWN OF LOCAL GOVE NORCROSS
039.5000 ATHENS FIRE DISPATCH
039.5000 CLARKE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE DECATUR COUNTY OF
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE APPLING COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE BAXLEY
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE APPLING COUNTY OF
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE GREENVILLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE DECATUR CITY OF DECATUR
039.6800 SECURITY ARMSTRONG STATE OF SAVANNAH
039.8000 NATIONWIDE ARMY BOMBING RANGES
039.8200 KENNESAW UTILITIES
039.9000 COBB COUNTY ROADS DEPT AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING (CONTROL AND MOBILES)
039.9000 MARIETTA LOCAL GOV'T - TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
039.9800 STONE MOUNTAIN POLICE DISPATCH
040.0700 PARK SERVICE NATIONAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIO FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
040.1700 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
040.1900 OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIO AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
040.2100 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL PARKS TRANSPORTATION
040.2200 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS
040.3500 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIO FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
040.5000 NATIONWIDE ARMY SEARCH AND RESCUE
040.8200 MARINE CORPS AIR CRASH CREWS
040.8600 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
040.9500 MARS ARMY NATIONWIDE
041.0100 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISION
041.0600 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION MONITORING VANS
041.2700 INTERIOR DEPT OF THE EMERGENCY:LOGISTICS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
041.2700 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF FIRE/EMERG:LOGISTICS FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
NATIONWIDE
041.6300 NATIONWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
041.9500 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL USN/USMC NAVY NATIONWIDE
042.0200 GEORGIA STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERSYSTEM GSP BASE TO BASE
042.1800 GEORGIA STATE ALCOHOL AND BEVERAGE CONTROL
045.0200 LOCAL GOVE HABERSHAM COUNTY OF
045.0800 FULTON COUNTY CIVIL DEFENCE FREQUENCY-1
045.1600 GWINNETT COUNTY OF COUNTY GOV GA GWINNETT 11/88
045.2000 DEKALB COUNTY SANITATION DEPARTMENT MOVED TO 800MHZ?
045.2400 TOCCOA CITY OF LOCAL GOVE TOCCOA
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE BARROW COUNTY OF
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE DAWSON COUNTY OF
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE DOUGLASVILLE CITY OF DOUGLASVILLE
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE ATKINSON COUNTY OF
045.3200 LOCAL GOVE NEWTON COUNTY OF
045.3200 LOCAL GOVE CLAYTON COUNTY OF
045.3200 LOCAL GOVE WHITE COUNTY OF
045.3600 SMYRNA EMERGENCY MANAGMENT AGENCY
045.4000 CLARKE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENCE
045.4000 FAYETTE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
045.4000 GILMER COUNTY FIRE AND AMBULANCE DISPATCH
045.4000 PEACHTREE CITY FIRE/EMS DISPATCH/PAGING
045.4400 JACKSON COUNTY OF COUNTY GOV
045.4400 SUMMERVILLE CITY OF LOCAL GOVE SUMMERVILLE
045.4600 HIGHWAY MAINTAINANCE STATE GOVE STATEWIDE
045.4800 ATLANTA CITY OF LOCAL GOVE ATLANTA
045.5200 LOCAL GOVE DOUGLAS COUNTY OF
045.5600 STATE OF GRORGIA OFFICE OF CIVIL PREPAIREDNESS (CIVIL DEFENCE)
STATE WIDE USE
045.5800 POLICE GREENVILLE CITY OF GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE
045.6400 LOCAL GOVE DEKALB COUNTY OF
045.9000 POLICE DEKALB COUNTY OF
045.9600 JACKSON COUNTY OF EMERGENCY
046.0000 EMERGENCY VETERINARY CLINIC VALDOSTA
046.0200 DEKALB COUNTY ANIAMAL CONTROL AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING MOVED TO
800MHZ?
046.0600 FIRE DOUGLAS COUNTY OF
046.0800 FIRE ADAIRSVILLE CITY OF ADAIRSVILLE
046.0800 FIRE BARTOW COUNTY OF
046.1000 FIRE FAYETTE COUNTY OF
046.1200 DOUGLAS COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
046.1400 DAWSON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
046.2500 MARINE HELICOPTER 1 (PRESIDENTIAL HELO) N
046.2600 COBB COUNTY FIREGROUND FREQUENCY-3
046.3600 COBB COUNTY FIRE ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-2
046.4200 COBB COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH CHANNEL-1
046.4800 FIRE COWETA COUNTY OF
046.5200 GWINNETT COUNTY OF COUNTY GOV
046.5400 SMYRNA UTILITIES AND ADMINISTRATION
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE UPSON COUNTY OF
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE BARTOW COUNTY OF
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE BACON COUNTY OF
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE CLARKESVILLE TOWN OF CLARKESVILLE
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE HEARD COUNTY OF
046.6100 CORDLESS TELEPHONES CHANNEL 01 CRDLSS PHO NATIONWIDE
NATIONWIDE
046.7000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE HELICOPTER OPERATIONS-SECONDARY FM
046.7500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE HELICOPTER OPERATIONS - MAIN FM
046.8000 ADAIRSVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
046.8000 BARTOW COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
046.8000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE HELICOPTER OPERATIONS SECONDARY FM
NATIONWIDE
046.9000 FORT BENNING MEDICAL NET EMERGENCY COLUMBUS
NATIONWIDE
047.0000 DOBBINS AFB NATIONAL GUARD
047.2400 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
047.3400 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MAINTANANCE
047.4200 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL RED CROSS
047.5400 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO.
047.5800 EMERGENCY SUMMERVILLE VET CLINIC SUMMERVILLE
047.5800 EMERGENCY ACREE DAVIS FUNERAL HOME TOCCOA
047.6200 EMERGENCY ANIMAL HOSPITAL JESUP
047.6600 CARROLTON CARROLLTON ANIAMAL HOSPITAL
047.7600 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO
047.8200 AUSTELL AUSTELL GAS SYSTEM
048.0600 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO. SERVICE SOUTH ATLANTA
048.5400 GEORGIA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO STATEWIDE
049.7000 NATIONWIDE EOD AND NUCLEAR TEAMS SPECIAL EMERGENCY
049.8300 CORDLESS ROOM MONITORS CRDLSS MON NATIONWIDE
049.8450 NATIONWIDE CORDLESS ROOM MONITORS
049.8600 WALKIE-TALKIE TOYS CRDLSS MON NATIONWIDE
049.8900 NATIONWIDE- CORDLESS ROOM MONITORS - KNOWN ROOM MONITOR
049.9800 MARS AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
052.5250 AMATEUR NATIONAL CALLING FREQUENCY
053.0900 BIG SHANTY RG AMATEUR MARIETTA
053.5500 WB4JEH AMATEUR CONYERS
059.7500 TV CHANNEL 02 AUDIO
061.2500 TELEVISION CHANNEL 03 VHF-LO TELEVISION NATIONWIDE
066.9000 THUNDERBIRDS AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
072.2000 ATLANTA MCI AIRSIGNAL
072.7400 ATLANTA GENCOM
075.0000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT BEACON BEAMED TO MIAMI
088.5000 WRAS VARIETY (GA STATE U) BROADCAST ATLANTA
089.3000 WRFG VARIETY BROADCAST ATLANTA
090.1000 WABE CLASSICAL/JAZZ BROADCAST ATLANTA
090.7000 WWGC ALBUM-ORIENTED ROCK BROADCAST CARROLLTON
091.1000 WREK VARIETY-GA INST TECH BROADCAST ATLANTA
091.7000 WCCV BROADCAST CARTERSVILLE
091.9000 WCLK JAZZ BROADCAST ATLANTA
092.9000 WZGC Z-93 TOP 40 BROADCAST ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
094.1000 WSTR ADULT CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST SMYRNA
094.9000 WPCH BEAUT MUSIC BROADCAST ATLANTA
096.1000 WKLS ALBUM-ORIENTED ROCK BROADCAST ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
096.7000 WRNG ADULT CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST NEWNAN
097.7000 WKEU EASY LISTENING, NEWS BROADCAST GRIFFIN
098.5000 WSB ADULT CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST ATLANTA
099.7000 WAPW POWER 99
101.1000 WCKN HOT HITS TOP 40 BROADCAST GREENVILLE GA GREENVILLE
101.5000 WKHX COUNTRY & WESTERN BROADCAST MARIETTA
102.5000 MARIETTA WGHR SO. TECH COLLEGE STATION
102.5000 WGHR DIV,ROCK,EDUCATIONAL BROADCAST MARIETTA
103.3000 WVEE URBAN CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST ATLANTA
105.5000 WCHK COUNTRY & WESTERN BROADCAST CANTON
107.1000 WZOT GOSPEL BROADCAST ROCKMART
107.3000 WANS TOP 40 BROADCAST ANDERSON SC
111.9000 MCCOLLUM AIRPORT BEACON IRYY
113.9000 HARTSFIELD APPROACH
116.6000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT NORCROSS RCI (XMIT)
116.9000 ATLANTA ATLANTA VOR
117.9750 FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
117.9750 INTERIOR DEPT OF THE FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
117.9750 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF FIRE/EMERG:AERONAUTI FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
118.1000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT APPROACH
118.3500 ATLANTA APPROACH (RWY 9-27)
118.3500 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 9 & 27 RUNWAYS APPROACH CONTROL
118.5000 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT TOWER
118.6500 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ALSO USED BY OTHER AGENCIES AND
DURING HIJACKINGS
118.9000 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC REMOTE TRANSMITTER AUSTELL
118.9250 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE FIRE FIGHTING AERO
119.0000 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT ATIS
119.1000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT TOWER MIDDLE RUNWAY
119.3000 DEKALB COUNTY DEKALB P'TREE AIRPORT APPROACH DEPARTURE REPEATS 381.6
119.5000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT TOWER NORTH RUNWAY
119.6500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT ATIS ARRIVALS
119.8000 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL APP AIR ATLANTA
119.9750 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AERO
120.0000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT TOWER AIR PEACHTREE
120.3500 CUSTOMS SERVICE FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
120.4500 USAF THUNDERBIRDS (OPERATIONS) Y
120.7000 FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT TOWER AIR
120.7500 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE TOWER SIMULCAST FROM UHF(397.2)
120.7500 DOBBINS AFB TOWER SEE ALSO 397.2 89-08
120.8500 NATIONWIDE CIVIL AIR PATROL SEARCH AND RESCUE
120.9000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT PRIMARY TOWER AIR DEKALB
121.0000 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT APPROACH DEPARTURE
121.3000 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
121.3500 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC MT. OGLETHORPE A-AERO PICKENS CTY,GA (NORTH)
121.5000 NATIONWIDE AERO EMERGENCY
121.6000 GROUND CONTROL AIR-TO-GROUND AIR NATIONWIDE
121.6500 GROUND CONTROL AIR NATIONWIDE
121.6500 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL CLNC DEL AIR ATLANTA
121.7500 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT GRD CONTROL 27 & 9 RUNWAYS
121.8000 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE RES TRN FAC-GRND CON AIR FORCE ATLANTA
121.9000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 26 & 8 RUNWAYS GROUND CONTOL
121.9000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL AGENCIES DURING HIGHJACKINGS
121.9500 FLIGHT SCHOOLS AIR NATIONWIDE
122.0000 NATIONWIDE FAA FLIGHT WATCH
122.0500 FLIGHT SERVICE AIRCRAFT XMIT AIR NATIONWIDE
122.1000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT RCI (REC) AIR PEACHTREE
122.1000 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL RCI (REC) AIR ATLANTA
122.2000 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FLIGHT SRVCE STATION FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
122.2000 FLIGHT SERVICE COMMON ENROUTE AIR NATIONWIDE
122.2500 BALLOONS AIR NATIONWIDE
122.3000 FLIGHT SERVICE AIR NATIONWIDE
122.6000 FLIGHT SERVICE AIRPORT ADVISORY AIR NATIONWIDE
122.7000 UNICOM UNCONTOLLED AIRPORTS AIR NATIONWIDE
122.7250 UNICOM PRIVATE AIRPORTS AIR NATIONWIDE
122.8000 UNICOM UNCONTROLLED AIR NATIONWIDE
122.8500 MAXWELL AFB, AL VHF PILOT TO DISPATCHER
122.8500 NATIONWIDE MULTICOM PLANE TO PLANE
122.9000 NATIONWIDE SEARCH AND RESCUE AIR TO GROUND COORDINATION
122.9250 NATIONWIDE UNICOM NATURAL RESOURCES INTERAGENCY COORDINATION
FREQUENCY
122.9500 UNICOM CONTROLLED AIR NATIONWIDE
122.9750 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT FORSCOM OPERATIONS
123.0250 NATIONWIDE UNICOM HELICOPTERS
123.0500 NATIONWIDE UNICOM HELICOPTERS, USED IN ATLANTA
123.1000 NATIONWIDE SEARCH AND RESCUE UNICOM
123.4000 ATLANTA PLANES INC. AIR AMBULANCE
123.4500 NATIONWIDE PILOT CHIT CHAT
123.5500 DOBBINS AFB LOCKHEED GROUND CONTROL
NATIONWIDE
123.6000 AIRPORT ADVISORY AIR NATIONWIDE
NATIONWIDE
123.8500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT TOWER SOUTH RUNWAY
123.9000 AERO 25.0000 ATLANTA APPROACH TCA AERO HARTSFIELD SOUTH DEPARTURES
SOUTH
123.9500 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC
124.4500 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC REMOTE TRANSMITTER ATHENS
124.4500 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC
125.0000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT DEPARTURE
125.0000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 27 & 9 RUNWAYS DEPARTURE
125.2000 DEKALB-P'TREE AIRPT DEPART CLEARANCE A-AERO ATLANTA,
125.3000 MARIETTA GA DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE GROUND CONTROL
125.5000 ATLANTA COLUMBUS LAWSON AIRPORT APPROACH DEPARTURE
125.5500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT ATIS DEPARTURE
125.9200 ATLANTA CENTER ? AERO (ATLANTA DEPARTURE ?)
125.9250 AIRCRAFT ADVISORY
126.3000 NASA SPACE SHUTTLE AIR
126.4000 AIR-GROUND COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
126.9000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT APPROACH NORTH
126.9000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 26 & 8 RUNWAYS ATLANTA APPROACH
127.2500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT APPROACH SOUTH
127.9000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 27 & 9 RUNWAYS APPROACH
128.4000 DEKALB COUNTY DEKALB P'TREE AIRPORT ATIS
129.2000 ATLANTA AMERICAN AIRLINES
129.2500 NATIONWIDE SOUTHWEST AIRLINES
129.3000 UNITED AIR NATIONWIDE
129.4000 AIRINC AIR NATIONWIDE
129.5000 NATIONWIDE UNITED AIRLINES
129.5500 NATIONWIDE DELTA AIRLINES
129.7000 NATIONWIDE PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES
130.1000 DELTA AIR NATIONWIDE
130.1000 WESTERN AIR NATIONWIDE
130.1500 NATIONWIDE MAC HELICOPTER SEARCH AND RESCUE
130.6500 MAC AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
130.6500 MILITARY AIRCRAFT COMMAND AIR NATIONWIDE
130.9000 NATIONWIDE CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
130.9500 NATIONWIDE EASTERN AIRLINES
131.7500 NATIONWIDE REPUBLIC AIRLINES
131.8500 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT RAMP #2 A-AERO ATLANTA, GA DELTA COMPANY FREQ.
131.9250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL EXPRESS
132.0000 NATIONWIDE GOODYEAR BLIMPS
132.0125 INTERIOR DEPT OF THE AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
133.6000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC CROSSVILLE A-AERO CROSSVILLE, TN X 2
133.8000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC GADSDEN ? A-AERO ATLANTA,
134.1000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY GCA RADAR
134.4500 ATLANTA CENTER ? A-AERO ATLANTA, GA (TONE SIGNALING) X 4
134.8000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC CHATTANOOGA A-AERO (ENROUTE ?)
135.5550 ATS-1/3/5 SATELLITES FM MODE SATELLITE SATELLITE
135.7500 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC REMOTE TRANSMITTER HAMPTON
135.8500 NATIONWIDE FLIGHT CHECK PRIMARY
135.9500 NATIONWIDE FLIGHT CHECK SECONDARY
135.9750 NATIONWIDE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
136.7700 NOAA SERIES WEATHER SATELLITES DATA SIGNALS SATELLITE
138.0750 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE OSI PRIMARY
138.1000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE OSI SECONDARY
138.3500 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
138.5250 ATHENS NAVY SECURITY AND MAINTANANCE
138.5400 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
138.7500 SEARCH & RESCUE ARMY NATIONWIDE
138.9000 MARS NAVY NATIONWIDE
138.9750 POST OPERATIONS ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.0000 EOD ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.0750 EMERGENCIES ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.1000 NATIONAL GAURD ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.2000 ARMY RESERVE ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.4000 AERO TEST ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.4400 MISSILE TEST ARMY NATIONWIDE
140.1000 NATIONWIDE NAVY FIRE AND CRASH
140.2200 AIR STATION CRASH TRUCKS NAVY NATIONWIDE
140.4000 TAC AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
140.5750 NATIONWIDE NAVY SECURITY
140.8750 NATIONWIDE NAVY MARS NET
141.3250 CID ARMY NATIONWIDE
141.3500 FULTON COUNTY FORSCOM FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT
141.3750 AIR EVACUATIONS ARMY NATIONWIDE
142.0000 BLUE ANGELS TEAM NAVY NATIONWIDE
142.1500 MARS REPEATER INPUT
142.2200 USAF
142.3500 NATIONWIDE FEMA CHANNEL-1
143.0000 NATIONWIDE BLUE ANGELS ALSO
118.2 ,275.35 ,142.0 ,241.4 ,360.4 ,391.1 ,395.9
143.1250 NATIONWIDE VIP TRANSPORT
143.2800 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD
143.3500 COMMAND ARMY NATIONWIDE
143.4150 NATIONWIDE ARMY MARS NET
143.4500 ATLANTA MARS NET
143.4600 NATIONWIDE USAF MARS NET
143.6250 SOVIET MANNED SPACE PROGRAM *MIR* FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
143.7750 USAF MARS SIMPLEX
145.0100 K4ABT-1 PHENIX CITY,AL. DIGIPEATER 145.01
145.0100 KF4JF-1 TIFTON DIGIPEATER
145.0100 KF4JF HAHIRA MAILBOX/GATEWAY TO 14.103 MHZ (WIDE AREA GATEWAY)
145.0100 NC4G-1 ROME, GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0100 WA4TXT-1 HAMPTON GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0100 WB4GQX-1 CUMMING GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0100 WB4ZNW MOULTRIE MAILBOX/GATEWAY TO 146.13/73 (REPEATER GATEWAY)
145.0100 WD4LYV-1 SYCAMORE DIGIPEATER NORTH SOUTH PATH
145.0900 AA4EO-1 FAIRMOUNT, GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0900 W4KAU COHUTTA, GA. MAILBOX/GATEWAY TO 145.01 (N. GEORGIA LAN)
145.0900 WB4GQX-4 AMICOLOLA FALLS,
145.1100 CONFEDERATE SIGNAL CORPS AMATEUR DECATUR
145.1300 AMATEUR REPEATER - NEWNAN K4SEX
145.1500 GEORGIA TECH ARC AMATEUR ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
145.1700 CLAYTON COUNTY CD AMATEUR JONESBORO
145.1900 MT MITCHELL AMATEUR
145.2100 W4PSZ AMATEUR TYRONE
145.2500 AMATEUR REPEATER - FOREST PARK K4KQK
145.2700 PINE LOG MOUNTAIN AMATEUR
145.2900 IBM ARC AMATEUR ATLANTA
145.3100 AMATEUR REPEATER - DECATUR WB4LBM
145.3500 ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (WFOX) AMATEUR CHESTNUT MTN
145.3700 JASPER AMATEUR REPEATER KB4IZF
145.4000 K4CLI HP ARC (-600) MARIETTA
145.4100 MATPARC AMATEUR ATLANTA
145.4300 HEWLETT-PACKARD ARC AMATEUR MARIETTA
145.4500 ALFORD MEMORIAL ARC AMATEUR ATLANTA
145.4700 NORTH FULTON ARL AMATEUR SWEAT MTN
145.4900 LOCKHEED ARC AMATEUR MARIETTA
145.7900 WB4ULJ DIGIPEATER
146.5200 NATIONAL SIMPLEX CALLING FREQU AMATEUR NATIONWIDE
146.5400 DOWNTOWN ATLANTA AND EAST POINT, GA POPULAR "HAM" SIMPLEX FREQUENCY
146.6250 WA4UPE AMATEUR UNION CITY
146.6400 W4FWD AMATEUR CAROLLTON
146.6550 BIG SHANTY RG AMATEUR MARIETTA *HOME OF KC4KCN!*
146.6600 MACON AMATEUR 12/88
146.6700 GAINESVILLE AMATEUR
146.7300 COBB RADIO CLUB (PACKET) AMATEUR
146.7300 SYLVESTER, GEORGIA AMATEUR SYLVESTER
146.7300 WESTLAN PACKET AMATEUR MARIETTA
146.7600 ALFORD MEMORIAL ARC AMATEUR STONE MTN
146.7750 NORTH GA RA AMATEUR MARIETTA GA COBB
146.7900 MOULTRIE, GEORGIA AMATEUR MOULTRIE
146.8050 AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR 12/88
146.8200 ALBANY, GEORGIA AMATEUR ALBANY
146.8200 ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (LENOX) AMATEUR ATLANTA GA FULTON 12/88
146.8200 LENOX SQUARE (ARC) AMATEUR 12/88
146.8500 K4DVJ AMATEUR DALLAS
146.8500 WARNER ROBINS AMATEUR
146.8800 KENNEHOOCHEE ARC AMATEUR MARIETTA GA COBB 11/88
146.8800 SYLVA, NORTH CAROLINA AMATEUR SYLVA NC 12/88
146.9250 WA4ASI AMATUR REPEATER DROPS OUT ABRUPTLY
146.9400 ROME, GEORGIA AMATEUR ROME
146.9700 MABLETON, GEORGIA AMATEUR MABLETON
146.9700 N4OD AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.0000 WA4NNO AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.0300 ATLANTA AIRPORT RADIO ASSOCIAT AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.0600 N4CLA AMATEUR ROSWELL
147.0750 GWINNETT ARS AMATEUR LAWRENCEVILLE
147.1050 GRANT PARK SIGNAL CORPS RTTY AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.1200 AMATEUR REPEATER - CEDARTOWN W4CMA
147.1500 SAWNEE MOUNTAIN RG AMATEUR CUMMING GA FORSYTH 12/88
147.1800 CORNELIA/BALDWIN AMATEUR
147.1950 K4SMX DX GROUP AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.2100 KE4SG AMATEUR CONYERS
147.2400 FRANKLIN N.C. AMATEUR
147.2550 MATS AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.2700 AMATEUR REPEATER - BUFORD WD4JXR - GWINNETT ARC
147.2850 GA POWER ARS AMATEUR ATLANTA GA FULTON
147.3000 ROME, GA AMATEUR REPEATER K4HNM
147.3450 N4NEQ BIG SHANTY REPEATER GROUP (WITH 10/220/440M REMOTE BASE)+
147.3600 DCARA AMATEUR DOUGLASVILLE
148.1500 NATIONWIDE CIVIL AIR PATROL PRIMARY (OUTPUT)
148.3000 MARINE CORPS SUPPLY CENTER MILITARY ALBANY
148.4000 RECRUITING NAVY NATIONWIDE
148.4550 MINUTE MAN MISSLE OPERATIONS CHANNEL 1 AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
148.5150 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE AIR FORCE MACON
148.8300 BASE SECURITY NAVY NATIONWIDE
149.1750 BASE SECURITY AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
149.1750 SECURITY ARMY NATIONWIDE
149.3500 BUGS & BODY MICROPHONES FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
149.4750 DOBBINS AFB SECURITY POLICE ALSO NAVY CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
149.5650 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
149.7500 FORT MCPHERSON FIRE DISPATCH
149.9100 CIVIL EMERGENCIES ARMY NATIONWIDE
149.9250 NATIONWIDE CIVIL AIR PATROL
149.9780 NAVSAT NAVIGATION SATELLITE SATELLITE SATELLITE
149.9820 TRANSIT NAVIGATION SATELLITE SATELLITE SATELLITE
149.9880 NATIONWIDE NAVY TRANSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE
150.0000 SOVIET SATELLITE TELEMETRY
150.0900 MARS AIR FORCE GA COBB
150.4350 NATIONWIDE ARMY SECURITY
150.4650 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
150.6250 NATIONWIDE ARMY MARS
150.7250 FORT STEWART FIRE COLUMBUS
150.7750 MEDICAL LOW POWER EMERGENCY
150.8600 BUSINESS NORTHSIDE WRECKER SERVICE ATLANTA
150.8600 BUSINESS HENSON WRECKER SERVICE MABLETON
150.9200 TOW TRUCKS
150.9500 TOW TRUCKS
151.0850 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SURVEY AND MATERIAL TESTING
151.1000 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SURVEY AND CONSTRUCTION
151.1300 MARIETTA GA STATE OF GEORGIA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION.
151.1300 NEWNAN,GA COWETA COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT
151.1450 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE NET DISTRICT
OFFICES TO COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
151.2050 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION STATE ADMINISTRATIVE NET HEADQUARTERS TO
DISTRICT OFFICES AND NURSERIES
151.2800 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE NET
151.4750 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION STATE ADMINISTRATIVE NET
151.6250 ATLANTA PERIMETER MALL
151.6250 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE-ITENERANT FREQ-
151.6550 HAPPY HOLLOW CENTER SECURITY
151.6850 ATLANTA HILTON HOTEL SECURITY
151.8350 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN PARK RAILROAD OPERATIONS
151.8950 ATLANTA PERIMETER CENTER
151.9750 CABLE TV BUSINESS
152.0100 PAGING SMYRNA HOSPITAL
152.0300 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL RC 01 MOBILE PHO
152.2700 ATLANTA CASCADE CAB CO
152.2700 ATLANTA RAPID TAXI CO
152.2700 SMYRNA AAA CAB CO
152.3300 ATLANTA MILLION DOLLAR CAB CO
152.3450 UNKNOWN BEN HILL CAB CO
152.3600 ATLANTA BUCKHEAD SAFETY CAB
152.3900 COLLEGE PARK COLLEGE PARK CAB INC
152.4050 ATLANTA AMERICAN CAB CO
152.4200 ATLANTA CITY WIDE CAB CO
152.4200 MARIETTA GEM CITY CAB CO
152.4500 ATLANTA QUICKER CAB CO
152.4800 PAGING, TONE & VOICE MTS CH. JJ C-PAGING P 4
152.5100 MOBILE PHONE - IMTS MTS CH. JL C-MOBILE ATLANTA,
152.5120 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JL MOBILE PHO
152.5400 ATLANTA SOUTHERN BELL
152.5700 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JP MOBILE PHO
152.6000 ALANTA SOUTHERN BELL
152.7200 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL YS MOBILE PHO
152.7800 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JK MOBILE PHO
152.8100 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JR MOBILE PHO
152.8400 ATLANTA BELLSOUTH PAGING DIGITAL MOSTLY, SOME VOICE
153.6050 GEORGIA POWER MAY BE SMYRNA-BASED
153.6500 MARIETTA BOARD OF LIGHTS AND WATER MARIETTA,GA.
153.7100 WALTON COUNTY WALTON EMC
153.7400 GEORGIA STATE PRISION SYSTEM
153.7550 ATHENS CITY OF LOCAL GOVE ATHENS
153.7850 AIR GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG AIRPORT LOCAL GOVERNMENT GREER
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE GREENE COUNTY OF
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE EAST POINT CITY OF EAST POINT
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE FULTON COUNTY OF
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG AIRPORT GREER SC GREENVILLE
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE ALBANY CITY OF ALBANY
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE MACON COUNTY OF
153.8300 ATLANTA FIREGROUND LOW-POWER
153.8450 LOCAL GOVE PICKENS CITY OF PICKENS SC PICKENS
153.8600 PEACHTREE CITY OF POLICE PEACHTREE
153.8900 ATLANTA FIRE LOW POWER TO REPEATER
153.9050 ROME CITY OF LOCAL GOVE ROME
153.9200 LOCAL GOVE PUTNAM COUNTY OF
153.9200 LOCAL GOVE ROSWELL CITY OF ROSWELL
153.9200 LOCAL GOVE DOOLY COUNTY OF
153.9500 ATLANTA FIRE LOW POWER
153.9650 GWINNETT COUNTY OF PAGERS:HAD EMERG TRA COUNTY GOV
153.9800 GAINESVILLE CITY OF LOCAL GOVE GAINESVILLE
153.9950 FULTON COUNTY G-GOV'T ATLANTA, GA (WATER/SEWER ?)
154.0100 FORSYTH COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0100 GREENSBORO FIRE DISPATCH
154.0100 HARALSON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0100 UPSON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0250 UNIV OF GEORGIA UGA OPERATIONS
154.0400 LOCAL GOVE COLUMBUS CITY OF COLUMBUS
154.0700 MORROW FIRE DISPATCH
154.0850 GARDEN CITY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0850 GARDEN CITY POLICE DISPATCH
154.0950 GEORGIA TELECOM BUSINESS
154.1000 GEORGIA STATE OF STATE GOVE ATLANTA
154.1150 CARROLTON CITY OF POLICE CARROLTON
154.1150 MACON CITY OF LOCAL GOVE MACON
154.1300 EAST POINT FIRE DISPATCH
154.1450 CARROL COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.1450 GWINNETT COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.1450 SNELLVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
154.1600 SMYRNA FIRE DISPATCH
154.1600 TIFT COUNTY CIVIL DEFENCE
154.1900 ATLANTA FIRE DISPATCH CHANNEL F-1
154.2050 COWETA COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.2200 MONROE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.2350 FULTON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH (INPUT) SIMULCAST FROM 800 MHZ
154.2350 PEACHTREE CITY PEACHTREE CITY FIRE DEPT.
154.2350 PEACHTREE CITY PEACHTREE CITY FIRE
154.2500 DECATUR FIRE DISPATCH
154.2650 COLLEGE PARK FIRE DISPATCH
154.2650 GEORGIA STATE FIRE INTERSYSTEM
154.2800 ATLANTA CITY OF FIRE ATLANTA
154.2800 COMMERCE CITY OF FIRE COMMERCE
154.2800 GAINESVILLE CITY OF FIRE GAINESVILLE
154.2800 GWINNETT COUNTY OF COMM AND PAGERS FIRE
154.2800 HALL COUNTY OF FIRE
154.2800 JACKSON COUNTY OF FIRE
154.2800 ROME CITY OF FIRE ROME
154.2800 SNELLVILLE CITY OF FIRE SNELLVILLE
154.2800 STATE FIRE MUTUAL AID CHANNEL (STATE WIDE)
154.2950 UNION COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.2950 UNION CITY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3100 DALLAS FIRE
154.3100 GRIFFIN FIRE DISPATCH
154.3100 GWINNETT COUNTY FIREGROUND CHANNEL-2
154.3100 NORCROSS FIRE DISPATCH
154.3100 PAULDING CO. FIRE DEPT.
154.3250 DOOLY COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3250 FULTON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH SIMULCAST FROM 800 MHZ
154.3250 RED OAK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
154.3400 HALL COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3400 TROUP COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3550 HAPEVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 ALPHARETTA FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 COLUMBUS FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 HENRY COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 STOCKBRIDGE FIRE DISPATCH
154.3750 COLLEGE PARK COLLEGE PARK ELECTRIC
154.3850 CARTERSVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
154.3850 SPAULDING CO FIRE DISPATCH
154.4000 FOREST PARK FIRE DISPATCH
154.4150 BETHLEHAM FIRE DISPATCH
154.4150 CEDARTOWN FIRE DISPATCH
154.4150 LAGRANGE FIRE DISPATCH
154.4300 MARIETTA FIRE DISPATCH
154.4300 MCDONOUGH FIRE DISPATCH
154.4450 ATLANTA FIRE TAC-2
154.4450 LEXINGTON FIRE DISPATCH
154.4870 DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF POLICE
154.5400 PEACHTREE GOLF CLUB MISCELLANE
154.5700 MCDONALDS (35.020 INPUT) ALSO HARDEE'S
154.5700 NATIONWIDE DEL TACO ORDERTAKERS
154.5700 TURNER BROADCASTING CORP NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
154.6000 ATLANTA GEORGIA TECH PHYSICAL PLANT (MAINTENANCE)
154.6000 ATLANTA ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY
154.6000 NATIONWIDE MCDONALD'S FRANCHISES
154.6000 NORCROSS ELMSIDE VILLAGE APARTMENT MAINTENANCE (POSSIBLY ALL BALCOUR
PROPERTIES)
154.6000 NORCROSS WESTCHASE VILLAGE APARTMENT MAINTENANCE (POSSIBLY ALL
BALCOUR PROPERTIES)
154.6500 SPAULDING CO SHERIFF
154.6800 GEORGIA STATE PATROL BASE TO CARS AND CAR TO CAR NETWORK ALSO USED
BY GBI.
154.6800 GEORGIA STATE PATROL CAR TO BASE AND CAR TO CAR NETWORK ALSO USED BY
GBI
154.7100 LAKE POLICE DISPATCH
154.7250 CARROLTON STATE PATROL CARROLTON
154.7250 COBB COUNTY POLICE H/T REPEATER IN VEHICLE 89-07
154.7250 HALL COUNTY NEW (03/20/90) HALL COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 BALLGROUND POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 CHEROKEE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 JASPER POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 PICKENS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7550 COBB COUNTY DEPT OF CORRECTIONS
154.7550 COBB COUNTY ADULT DETENTION FACILITY MARIETTA GA
154.7550 HENRY COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7700 POLICE EAST POINT CITY OF EAST POINT
154.7850 POLICE FORSYTH COUNTY OF
154.7900 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN PARK POLICE DISPATCH
154.8000 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OPERATIONS LOW POWER
154.8150 GEORGIA GEORGIA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
154.8250 DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF MOVED TO 800 MHZ?
154.8300 ATHENS POLICE DISPATCH OLD FREQUENCY 155.5200
154.8450 DEKALB COUNTY OF SHERIFF POLICE
154.8450 EASLEY CITY OF POLICE EASLEY SC PICKENS
154.8450 SUMMERVILLE CITY OF POLICE SUMMERVILLE
154.8600 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT MCS F-6
154.8600 MOLENA POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 PIKE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 THOMASTON POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 UNIV OF GEORGIA POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 ZEBULON POLICE DISPATCH
154.8750 MARIETTA CITY OF POLICE MARIETTA
154.8900 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF F-7
154.8950 GA LAW ENFORCEMENT NETWORK PAIRED WITH 154.800 POLICE GA
154.9050 CLAYTON COUNTY SHERRIFF CH.4 CAR-CAR
154.9050 COBB COUNTY SHERRIF F-4
154.9050 GEORGIA STATE SHERIFF NETWORK BASE TO CAR AND CAR TO CAR
154.9050 RABUN COUNTY MOUNTAIN PATROL LAKE BURTON
154.9350 ATHENS CITY OF POLICE ATHENS
154.9350 ATLANTA CITY OF POLICE ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
154.9350 COMMERCE TOWN OF POLICE COMMERCE
154.9350 DULUTH CITY OF POLICE DULUTH GA GWINNETT 11/88
154.9350 FLOWERY BRANCH CITY OF POLICE FLOWERY BRAN
154.9350 GA LAW ENFORCEMENT NETWORK NET-CAR & CAR-BASE POLICE GA
154.9350 GEORGIA STATE OF POLICE GAINESVILLE
154.9350 GEORGIA STATE OF POLICE ROME
154.9350 GWINNETT COUNTY OF POLICE GA GWINNETT 11/88
154.9350 HALL COUNTY OF POLICE
154.9350 JACKSON COUNTY OF POLICE
154.9350 JEFFERSON CITY OF POLICE JEFFERSON
154.9350 NORCROSS TOWN OF POLICE NORCROSS
154.9350 OAKWOOD CITY OF POLICE OAKWOOD GA HALL 11/88
154.9350 ROME CITY OF POLICE ROME
154.9500 ATLANTA CITY OF POLICE ATLANTA
154.9500 GWINNETT COUNTY OF POLICE
154.9650 LAWRENCEVILLE CITY OF LOCAL GOVE LAWRENCEVILL GA GWINNETT 11/88
154.9950 RIVERDALE POLICE DISPATCH
155.0100 ADAIRSVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.0100 CALHOUN POLICE DISPATCH
155.0100 GORDON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.0250 GEORGIA STATE OF STATE GOVE GAINESVILLE
155.0400 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF CHANNEL-1
155.0550 ATLANTA GEORGIA BUILDING AUTHORITY STATE BUILDING SECURITY
155.0700 NORCROSS POLICE DISPATCH
155.0800 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES G+F WALKIE TALKIES LOW POWER
155.0850 CANTON POLICE DISPATCH
155.0850 LAKE CITY POLICE DISPATCH
155.0900 ALPHARETTA POLICE
155.1000 DALLAS RESEARCH
155.1150 COLUMBUS COLUMBUS CONSOLIDATED GOV.
155.1300 BOWDEN POLICE DISPATCH
155.1300 CARROLTON POLICE DISPATCH
155.1450 LOCAL GOVE GORDON CITY OF GORDON
155.1450 LOCAL GOVE AMERICUS HOUSING AUTHORITY AMERICUS
155.1600 ATLANTA LIFE-LINE HELICOPTER GA. BAPTIST HOSP.
155.1750 ATLANTA GRADY HOSPITAL IN-HOUSE PAGE
155.1750 KENNASAW KENNESTONE HOSPITAL
155.1750 TROUP COUNTY EMS
155.1900 GEORGIA STATE PATROL RELAY
155.2050 METRO AMBULANCE EMERGENCY MARIETTA
155.2050 THOMASVILLE SOUTHWESTERN HOSPI EMERGENCY THOMASVILLE
155.2200 EASLEY RESCUE SQUAD EMERGENCY EASLEY SC PICKENS
155.2350 FULTON COUNTY LIFE-FLIGHT DISPATCH
155.2500 BANKS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 CUMMING POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 FLOWERY BRANCH POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 GAINESVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 HALL COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 PUTNAM COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.2650 ATLANTA ATLANTA RETARDATION CENTER
155.2650 ROCKDALE COUNTY EMS
155.2650 SMYRNA,GA WINKENHOFFER MC CURDY AMBULANCE SERVICE
155.2800 ATLANTA CITY OF AIRPORT EMERGENCY EMERGENCY ATLANTA
155.2800 GBI CAR-TO-CAR POLICE
155.2950 EMS JACKSON COUNTY EMERGENCY
155.2950 METRO AMBULANCE EMERGENCY LAWRENCEVILL
155.3250 EAST POINT FULTON COUNTY EMS
155.3400 GEORGIA HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO SYSTEM
155.3400 ROME REDMONT PARK HOSPITAL
155.3550 COBB GENERAL HOSPITAL SECURITY AND MAINT.
155.3550 EMERGENCY GRIFFIN-SPALDING COUNTY HOSPIT GRIFFIN
155.3700 GEORGIA INTERCITY LAW ENFORCEMENT MUTUAL AID
155.3850 FAYETTE COUNTY EMS
155.3850 SPAULDING CNTY EMS
155.4000 EAST POINT SOUTH FULTON HOSPITAL SECURITY
155.4150 FULTON COUNTY SHERIFF MOVED TO 800 MHZ?
155.4300 BARROW COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 JASPER COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 JEFFERSON POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 MERIWETHER POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 STATHAM POLICE DISPATCH
155.4750 CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE CH. 4 CAR-CAR
155.4750 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT CHANNEL 5 CAR TO CAR
155.4750 COBB COUNTY GA COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT CAR TO CAR CH 5
155.4750 NATIONWIDE LAW ENFORCEMENT NATIONAL EMERGENCY CHANNEL
155.4900 HOGANVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.4900 TROUP COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.4900 WEST POINT POLICE DISPATCH
155.5050 GEORGIA GEORGIA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION MAIN SURVEILANCE FREQUENCY
155.5200 DALLAS POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 DOUGLAS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 HARALSON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 PAULDING COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 POLK COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5350 LAWRENCEVILLE CITY OF POLICE LAWRENCEVILL
155.5500 ROCKDALE COUNTY SHERIFF
155.5650 COWETA COUNTY SHERIFF
155.5650 HEARD COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5650 NEWNAM POLICE DISPATCH
155.5650 SENOIA POLICE DISPATCH
155.5800 GEORGIA TECH POLICE & SOUTHERN TECH KNBJ583 90-04
155.5800 GEORGIA TECH POLICE DISPATCH
155.5800 SOUTHERN TECH POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 BUTTS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 HABERSHAM CNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 HAMPTON POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 JACKSON POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 JACKSON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 LAMAR COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 LUMPKIN COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 PEACHTREE CITY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 TYRONE POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 WHITE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6100 HALL COUNTY OF SHERRIF (INPUT FR 159.15) GA HALL
155.6250 ATLANTA CITY JAIL
155.6250 GILMER COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 LOGANVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 MONROE POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 MORGAN COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 NEWTON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 WALTON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6550 FORSYTH COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6700 FOREST PARK POLICE DISPATCH
155.6700 MONROE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 CLARKE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 OCONEE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 OLGETHORPE CNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 WATKINSVILLE SHERIFF
155.7000 ATLANTA ATLANTA DETECTIVES PRIMARY
155.7150 CONYERS POLICE DISPATCH
155.7150 GORDON COUNTY SHERIFF
155.7250 CARROL COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.7300 AUBURN POLICE DISPATCH
155.7300 GRIFFIN POLICE DISPATCH
155.7400 JEFFERSON CITY OF LOCAL GOVE JEFFERSON
155.7450 LOCAL GOVE MORGAN COUNTY OF
155.7450 LOCAL GOVE NEWNAN CITY OF NEWNAN
155.7450 LOCAL GOVE CALHOUN COUNTY OF
155.7450 SECURITY COLLEGE PARK COLLEGE PARK
155.7600 CLAYTON CO. POLICE CH. 7 NARCOTICS
155.7600 LAGRANGE POLICE DISPATCH
155.7750 MORROW POLICE DISPATCH
155.7750 MONROE FIRE DISPATCH
155.7900 AUSTELL POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 COBB COUNTY COUNTY/CITY INTERSYSTEM
155.7900 GREEN COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 KENNESAW POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 POWDER SPRINGS POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 UNION POINT POLICE DISPATCH
155.8050 AUSTELL UTILITIES AND ADMINISTRATION
155.8200 COLUMBUS CITY OF SHERIFF POLICE COLUMBUS
155.8500 CITY OF ATLANTA POLICE DEPT SIMPLEX PORTABLES
155.8650 COBB COUNTY MARIETTA-COBB HOUSING AUTHORITY
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE GREENSBORO CITY OF GREENSBORO
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE ADEL CITY OF ADEL
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE COLLEGE PARK CITY OF COLLEGE PARK
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE AMERICUS CITY OF AMERICUS
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE BALDWIN COUNTY OF
155.8950 LOCAL GOVE CENTERVILLE CITY OF CENTERVILLE
155.8950 LOCAL GOVE ROCKDALE COUNTY OF
155.8950 LOCAL GOVE POLK COUNTY OF
155.9100 ATLANTA GEORGIA STATE PATROL ATLANTA METRO AREA
155.9250 ACWORTH POLICE DISPATCH
155.9400 PERRY COUNTY OF POLICE
155.9550 LOCAL GOVE DECATUR CITY OF CH 1 POLICE DECATUR
155.9550 LOCAL GOVE MONROE CITY OF MONROE
155.9700 LOCUST GROVE POLICE DISPATCH
155.9950 DECATUR POLICE DISPATCH
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE TIFTON CITY OF TIFTON
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE TIFT COUNTY OF
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE CALHOUN CITY OF CALHOUN
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE FOREST PARK CITY OF FOREST PARK
156.0300 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT.
156.0300 COLOMBUS CITY OF POLICE COLOMBUS
156.0600 FIRE DOOLY COUNTY OF
156.0900 FULTON COUNTY SHERIFF CONTROL AND MOBILE
156.1350 POLICE WALTON COUNTY OF
156.1500 SMYRNA POLICE DISPATCH INPUT 155.3100
156.1650 DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF
156.1650 DOUGLASVILLE GA DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT
156.2100 ATLANTA POLICE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
156.2400 CITY OF WOODSTOCK,GA POLICE
156.3000 CHANNEL 06 COAST GUARD MARINE
156.3500 CHANNEL 07 MARINE
156.4000 CHANNEL 08 SHIP TO SHIP MARINE
156.4500 ATLANTA DETECTIVES ALTERNATE
156.6000 CHANNEL 12 PORT OPERATIONS MARINE
156.6000 PORTS & HARBORS COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
156.6500 EPA MOBILES FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
156.8000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD DISTRESS
156.8700 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
156.9300 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES WALKIE TALKIE
157.0750 CHANNEL 81 OIL SPILL CLEANUP MARINE
157.1000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD INFORMATION
157.1250 NATIONWIDE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
157.1750 CHANNEL 83 COAST GUARD AUXILIAR MARINE
157.1750 COAST GAURD AUXILIARY COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
157.3500 PHONE MARINE
157.4500 ATLANTA GRADY HOSPITAL
157.7400 PAGING (COULD BE A FALSE IMAGE)
158.1000 PAGING, TONE MTS PAGING C-PAGING P 4
158.1450 COWETA-FAYETTE EMC
158.2500 EAST POINT EAST POINT UTILITIES
158.3100 LOCKHEED TRANSPORTATION DEPT. MARIETTA
158.4000 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF FIRE/EMERG:TACTICAL FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
158.7000 PAGING, TONE RCC PAGING C-PAGING P 4
158.7300 CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE CH. 1
158.7300 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-3 CAR TO CAR
158.7450 LITHONIA POLICE DISPATCH
158.7750 FULTON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH ALSO 800 MHZ
158.7900 POLICE TROUP COUNTY OF
158.8050 ATLANTA WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
158.8200 FULTON COUNTY G-GOV'T ATLANTA, GA MULTIPLE USERS ? 4
158.8500 HAPEVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
158.8650 CARROL COUNTY COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY
158.8800 CITY OF MARIETTA GA STREET DEPT.
158.8800 MARIETTA WATER AND SEWER
158.8950 CLAYTON COUNTY SHERIFF CH. 2
158.9000 COBB COUNTY POLICE
158.9100 FAIRBURN POLICE DISPATCH
158.9250 GEORGIA STATE OF STATE GOVE ROME
158.9400 ATLANTA ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
158.9400 CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE DUI TASK FORCE CH. 3 TRAFFIC UNITS
158.9400 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT CAR TO CAR
158.9550 DULUTH CITY OF LOCAL GOVE DULUTH
158.9550 EASLEY CITY OF LOCAL GOVE EASLEY SC PICKENS
158.9550 THOMASVILLE CITY OF POLICE THOMASVILLE
159.0900 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-1 DETECTIVES
159.0900 MARIETTA POLICE DISPATCH
159.1000 ATLANTA POLICE
159.1200 STATEWIDE FORESTRY RPTR OUTPUT
159.1500 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-4 SPECIAL OPS
159.1500 GAINESVILLE HALL COUNTY P.D./SHERIFF DISPATCH
159.2100 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-2 DISPATCH
159.2100 EAST POINT POLICE DISPATCH
159.2400 STATEWIDE FORESTRY RPTR OUTPUT DISTRICT 3,9,11
159.2550 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET GROUND MOBILES TO BASE
STATIONS
159.2850 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET AIRCRAFT TO BASE
STATIONS
159.3600 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET OPERATIONS/LOOKOUT
TOWERS
159.3900 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET BASES TO GROUND &
AIRCRAFT MOBILES
159.4950 ATLANTA BRINKS SECURITY
160.2150 CSX RAILROAD
160.2300 SEABOARD COAST LINE PULLDOWN T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA HOWELLS YARD P
2
160.2450 SOUTHERN RAILWAY PBX RAILROAD
160.2750 SOUTHERN RAILROAD PBX REPEATER RAILROAD
160.2900 SEABOARD RAILROAD YARD AND ROAD RAILROAD
160.3050 L & N (SBD) SIGNAL DEPT. T-RAILRD SIGNAL DEPT & RADIO SHOP I 2
160.3200 CSX DISPATCHER (CHANNEL 2)
160.3350 SOUTHERN RAILWAY RAILROAD
160.3500 SEABOARD RAILROAD HEAVY RAILROAD
160.3650 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD & CAR INSPECTRS RAILROAD
160.3800 NORFOLK SOUTHERN DISPATCHER
160.4550 RAILROAD - ATLANTA YARD
160.4700 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA INMAN YARD P 2
160.4850 NORFOLK SOUTHERN CARMEN
160.5150 NORFOLK SOUTHERN PIGGYBACK
160.5900 SEABOARD RAILROAD ROAD CHANNEL 1 RAILROAD
160.5900 SOUTHERN RAILWAY HEAVY RAILROAD
160.6050 NRHS - ATLANTA CHAP EXCURSION SERV. T-RAILRD ATLANTA,
160.6650 NORFOLK SOUTHERN YARD
160.7550 NORFOLK SOUTHERN HUMP
160.7700 SEABOARD COAST LINE HUMP (YARD ?) T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA HOWELLS
YAR
160.8000 CONRAIL/AMTRAK RAILROAD GENERAL OPERATING FREQUENCY
160.8150 RAILROAD - MAINTENANCE (ATLANTA)
160.8300 SOUTHERN RAILWAY DISPATCHER RAILROAD
160.8600 CSX HUMP
160.8750 SOUTHERN RAILWAY HUMP T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA INMAN YARD P 3
160.8900 CSX CHANNEL Y1
160.9500 ATLANTA SEABOARD RAIL SYSTEM
160.9800 CSX PBX
161.0100 L & N (SBD) CAR DEPT. T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA TILFORD YARD P 2
161.0250 RAILROAD - ATLANTA
161.0975 POLICE COBB COUNTY OF
161.1150 SOUTHERN RAILWAY E-O-T MONITOR T-RAILRD END-OF-TRAIN TELEMETRY
(DTMF TONES) P 3
161.1300 B N RAILROAD SYSTEM WIDE PBX
161.1600 B N RAILROAD MAIN OPERATING FREQUENCY
161.1900 I C G RAILROAD MAIN OPERATING FREQUENCY
161.2050 RAILROAD SECURITY - SHARED
161.2500 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD-HUMP RAILROAD
161.2650 SEABOARD COAST LINE PBX T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA USED BY RR POLICE I
2
161.2800 NORFOLK SOUTHERN POLICE
161.2950 RAILROAD - ROAD/YARD (CHANNEL 2) ATLANTA
161.3700 C S X RAILROAD
161.3850 ATL & W. POINT (L&N) RIGHT OF WAY T-RAILRD ? 2
161.4300 GEORGIA RR (SBD) CH 2 YARD T-RAILRD (OLD AWP CH 2 YARD) ? 1
161.4750 SOUTHERN RAILWAY RMT CNTRL LOCOS T-RAILRD EASTBOUND (DIGITAL
TONE BURSTS) ? 3
161.4900 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD RAILROAD
161.5050 SOUTHERN RAILWAY WRECKER T-RAILRD ? 2
161.5200 C S X RAILROAD SECONDARY FREQUENCY
161.5350 SOUTHERN RAILWAY SIGNAL DEPT. T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA MOBILE (CH
3 ?)
161.5650 NORFOLK SOUTHERN SPECIAL EVENTS
161.6100 L & N (SBD) HUMP T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA TILFORD YARD (NOT AN AAR
CHANNEL) I 2
161.6400 ATLANTA WGST TRAFFIC COPTER
161.6700 WGST-AM REPORTERS [F1] M-MEDIA ATLANTA,
161.7000 GAINESVILLE WFOX FM
161.7300 WZGC-FM TRAFFIC COPTER M-MEDIA ATLANTA,
161.7600 WGGA-AM TRAFFIC REPORTS M-MEDIA GAINESVILLE,GA I 2
161.8000 CHANNEL 24 WITH 157.2 MARINE
161.8750 LAKE LANIER MARINE OPERATOR
162.0250 COMMERCE DEPT
162.2250 POSTAL SERVICE ATLANTA
162.2500 BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
162.2750 FULTON COUNTY FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT
162.3500 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
162.3750 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE NAVY
162.3750 SECRET SERVICE
162.4000 NATIONWIDE NOAAWS FREQUENCY-2
162.6375 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS
162.6850 AIRFORCE 1 & 2 (PAIRED WITH 171.285) N
162.6875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL YANKEE AF-1 PPL DOWNLINK
162.7125 FEDERAL MARSHALS SERVICE
162.8250 NATIONWIDE CUSTOMS
162.8500 NATIONWIDE WHITE HOUSE STAFF
163.0250 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
163.1000 ATLANTA FEDERAL GOV. USED DURING '88 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
163.1850 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
163.1875 BASE SECURITY AIR FORCE
163.2000 NATIONWIDE US MARSHAL CHANNEL-1 REPEATS 163.81
163.2250 CUSTOMS SERVICE
163.2250 NOAA WEATHER BRDCST LINKS
163.2750 NATIONWIDE NOAA
163.3625 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE
163.4000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD HELICOPTERS
163.4100 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD INTELLEGENCE
163.4250 NATIONWIDE CORPS OF ENGINEERS PRIMARY
163.4375 NATIONWIDE CORPS OF ENGINEERS SECONDARY
163.4875 DOBBINS AFB SECURITY
163.5000 DOBBINS AFB DOBBINS SECURITY
163.5125 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE SECURITY
163.5600 FORT GILLEM RESEARCH
163.5625 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
163.6250 ATLANTA IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ATL. PRIMARY USING
DVP
163.8100 NATIONWIDE US MARSHAL
163.8650 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL-5
163.9350 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS REPEATS 167.7850
164.0250 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION LAND MOBILE STATIONS
164.0250 NATIONAL BUREAU STANDARDS
164.1000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL VICTOR VIP PROTECTION
164.1250 USDA FIRE FIGHTING GAINESVILLE
164.1250 USDA FIRE GAINESVILLE
164.2250 NATIONWIDE FEMA
164.3000 AIR-GROUND COAST GUARD
164.3000 TRANSPORTATION DEPT
164.4000 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM
164.4000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL PAPA INPUT TO MIKE;VIP PROTECTION
164.4500 NATIONWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PRIMARY
164.4750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE SECURITY
164.5000 HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DE
164.5250 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY/BUREAU MINES
164.6000 ATLANTA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ACTIVE
164.6000 NATIONWIDE US MARSHAL CHANNEL-2
164.6500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL TANGO SECURITY DETAILS;ALTERNATE
COMMAND POST ACTIVE
164.6500 SECRET SERVICE PRES. PROTECTION SECURITY - REAGAN VISIT 90-02
164.6700 ATLANTA WGST REPORTERS
164.7000 STATE DEPT
164.8250 GEORGIA CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL FOREST BACKUP
164.8250 GEORGIA OCONEE NATIONAL FOREST
164.8625 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
164.8875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE WHCA;MOTORCAD;VIP PROTECTION
164.8875 SECRET SERVICE PRES. LIMO & EXECUTIVE FAMILY 90-04
164.9625 DOBBINS AFB DISASTER PREPARDNESS
165.0000 SOVIET MANNED SPACE PROGRAM
165.0125 COAST GUARD INTELLIGENCE
165.0350 FORT MCPHERSON MAINTANANCE
165.0375 FORT GILLEM RAIL OPERATIONS 89-09
165.0600 DOBBINS AFB LOCKHEED SECURITY
165.0625 FORT MCPHERSON POLICE DISPATCH
165.0825 FORT GILLEM FIRE DISPATCH
165.0850 FORT GILLEM MILITARY POLICE
165.0875 FORT GILLEM MILITARY POLICE (SUPPORTS FT. MAC ?) 90-04
165.1125 DOBBINS AFB FLIGHT CONTROL TO VEHICLE
165.1125 DOBBINS AFB GROUND CONTROL RAMP VEHICLES, TOWER,ETC 90-04
165.1600 DOBBINS AFB MAINTANANCE
165.1625 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE NATL GUARD "DAPPER DAN"
165.1750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFTEY BOARD CRASH
165.1875 FORT MCPHERSON MILITARY POLICE ALTERNATE
165.2050 NATIONWIDE TREASURY
165.2125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL MIKE PAPA REPEATER;FIELD OFFICES
165.2150 TREASURY DEPT
165.2375 NATIONWIDE CUSTOMS PRIMARY REPEATS 166.4375
165.2625 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFTEY BOARD SECONDARY
165.2875 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM PRIMARY FREQUENCY
REPEATS 166.5350
165.3100 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD INTELLIGENCE
165.3500 BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
165.3750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL CHARLIE PRIMARY NATIONWIDE
REPEATER COMMAND FIELD
165.3750 SECRET SERVICE PRIMARY / C.P. COMMAND POST IN ATLANTA 90-02
165.3875 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND STATE DEPT FREQS
165.4625 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM PRIMARY
165.4875 LOVEJOY FISH AND WILDLIFE SREVICE TELEMETERING STATION
165.5000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-1 SECURITY
165.5375 CUSTOMS SERVICE FROM MOST ACTIVE SET
165.6625 NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
165.7375 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
165.7500 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY BOARD CRASH
165.7625 ATLANTA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION HARTSFIELD AIRPORT LOW LEVEL
WIND SHEAR SYSTEM
165.7875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL BAKER SECURITY DETAILS;HELICOPTER
COOP;FIELD OFFICES
165.7875 SECRET SERVICE PRES./VIP ESCORT 90-04
165.8250 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY MOBILE UNITS
165.9500 NATIONWIDE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
165.9500 NATIONWIDE TREASURY CHANNEL-2 SURVEILLANCE
166.0000 NATIONWIDE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE INVESTIGATERS
166.1750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY BOARD PRIMARY
FREQUENCY CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
166.2125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL HOTEL VIP PROTECTION;FIELD OFFICES
INPUT TO 165.085
166.3000 GEORGIA CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NATIONAL PARK
166.4000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ROMEO INPUT TO BAKER;COMMON
REPEATER INPUT
166.4000 SECRET SERVICE COUNTERFEIT DIV. SECURITY - REAGAN VISIT 90-02
166.4050 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL GULF INPUT TO CHARLIE
166.4625 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL X-RAY TREASURY COMMON
166.5000 ATLANTA VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
166.5125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ALPHA SECURITY DETAILS;VIP ESCORTS
166.5125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE WHCA SECURITYDETAILS;ALTERNATE COMMAND
POST
166.5250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY
166.5375 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM CHANNEL-2
166.6126 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT FIRE/EMERGENCY/TACTICAL
166.6750 NATIONWIDE INFEC AIR TAC-WATKINSVILLE
166.7000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL QUEBEC WHCA STAFF RADIOS
166.7750 INTERIOR DEPT EMERGENCY/TACTICAL
166.9000 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE KENNESAW MOUNTAIN KENNESAW GA
167.0250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL WHISKEY WHCA PAGERS
167.0500 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISION PRIMARY
167.0750 BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATIO
167.1750 BLUE RIDGE NATIONAL PARKWAY
167.3375 BUGS & BODY MICROPHONES
167.3425 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS BUGGING
167.4250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL-2 ACTIVE INPUT
TO 419.0750
167.4600 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS SURVIELANCE
167.5625 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL BLUE-4
SURVEILANCE REPEATS 414.0000 PHONE PATCHS
SURVEILANCE CAR TO CAR
167.6625 NATIONAWIDE ORG. CRIME DRUG ENF. TASK FORCE FBI,DEA,ATF
167.6750 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL-3 SURVIELANCE
167.7850 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS INPUT 163.9350
167.8050 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS GUARD TONE
167.8250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL KILO WHS WHITE HOUSE STAFF
167.9500 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT FIRE/EMERGENCY/AERO
167.9500 INTERIOR DEPT AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS
168.0250 NATIONWIDE INFEC
168.2250 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIO
168.3250 CDC ENGINEERING SERVICES PAGER & OPERATIONS
168.5500 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT FIRE/EMERGENCY/CALLING
168.6250 NATIONWIDE INFEC NATIONAL AIR DISPATCH
168.7500 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 AIR
168.7750 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 EMERGENCY CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL
FOREST PRIMARY
168.7875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL LIMA WHS-DES
169.0000 POSTAL SERVICE
169.0500 STATE DEPT
169.1500 INEFC AIR TACTICAL
169.1750 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 EMERGENCY
169.3000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
169.4450 BUSINESS WIRELESS MICS ALSO FAST FOOD STORE NATIONWIDE
169.4450 CRDLSS MON WIRELESS MICROPHONES NATIONWIDE
169.6000 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING DRIVER TRAINING BRUNSWICK GA
169.6125 STATE DEPT
169.6150 STATE DEPT
169.6250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ABLE
169.7100 STATE DEPT
169.9250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL DELTA SECURITY DETAILS SOMETIMES
REPEATS ON NOVEMBER
170.0000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL JULIET PAGERS ESPECIALLY CAMP
DAVID
170.1000 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING MAINTENANCE BRUNSWICK GA
170.6500 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS CHANNEL-3 EMERGENCY
170.8250 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BRUNSWICK GA
170.8250 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CRIM INVEST TRAIN F5 BRUNSWICK GA
170.8750 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS CHANNEL-1 PRIMARY
170.9000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS
170.9250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS CHANNEL-2 RIOT CONTROL
171.2375 ATLANTA, GA. CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL SECURITY
171.2375 HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES DEPT ATLANTA
171.2875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ZULU AF-1 PPL UPLINK
171.3875 ENGRAVING & PRINTING BUREAU
171.4750 NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST
171.5250 USDA SAVANNAH GA
171.7750 MARIETTA KENNESAW MTN PARK POLICE
171.7750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL MONUMENTS PARK SERVICE
172.2750 GEORGIA STATE FORESTRY NET
172.3750 USDA ATLANTA
172.4750 KENNESAW MOUNT. KENNESAW MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK
172.5000 BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATIO EMERGENCIES
172.5250 BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATIO OPERATIONS
172.5250 CUMBERLAND ISLAND NATIONAL SEA
173.0250 NATIONWIDE NOAA WEATHER SERVICE
173.1500 DOBBINS AFB DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
173.1750 NASA/KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FIRE & RESCUE FIRE
173.2250 LAWRENCEVILLE NEWS CO.
173.2750 ATLANTA ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS INC.
173.3250 MARIETTA TIMES JOURNAL INC.
173.3750 ATLANTA JOURNAL
173.3750 ATLANTA JOURNAL & CONSTITUTION NEWS MEDIA
173.5625 NASA/KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FIRE & CRASH FIRE
173.5625 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE MEDICAL NET EMERGENCY MACON
173.5875 DOBBINS AFB FIRE AND CRASH
173.5900 TELEPHONE INSTALLATION/SERVICE UTILITIES
173.6625 NASA/KENNEDY SPACE CENTER SAFETY NET AIR
173.7200 TELEPHONE UTILITIES
173.8625 EPA MOBILES
173.9125 FEDERAL GO TRANSPORTATION DEPT OF NATIONWIDE
173.9750 FEDERAL GO COMMERCE DEPT OF NATIONWIDE
173.9875 FEDERAL GO ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS NATIONWIDE
175.2500 TELEVISION CHANNEL 07 VHF-HI TELEVISION NATIONWIDE
203.7500 WXIA TV CH 11 AUDIO 198-204 MHZ
223.9400 WB4UPC (-1.6MHZ) KENNESAW
224.0000 - WB4JEH CONYERS WB4JEH
224.1200 - WB4UPC (-1.6MHZ) KENNESAW
224.3400 - W4DOC ATLANTA ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (LENOX)
224.5000 - N4KSM CANTON N4KSM
224.5200 N4KSM AMATUR REPEATER
224.5600 - W4DOC CHESTNUT MTN. ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (WFOX)
224.6200 - W4ZTL ATLANTA MATPARC
224.7600 - W4BOC STONE MTN.
224.8200 KK4C (-1.6406.1750 BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
224.9400 WB4UPC AMATUR REPEATER
224.9800 SAWNEE MTN. RG AMATUR REPEATER W/ AUTO PATCH
225.3000 DUKE FIELD, FL AFRES OPS, SPECTRE AC-130 GUNSHIPS OPERATIONS FREQ.
227.8000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIR "CRUMPET"
228.3000 DEKALB COUNTY DEKALB P'TREE AIRPORT TOWER MILITARY FREQUENCY
228.7000 NATIONWIDE NORAD F-1
228.8000 NATIONWIDE NORAD FREQ. "OAK GROVE" IN SE.
229.3000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR
229.6000 US ARMY CONTROL TOWERS N
231.3000 GUNTERSVILLE, AL GUNTERSVILLE MILITARY OPERATIONS AREA
233.7000 DOBBINS AFB, GA VR-46 OPS. NAVY C-9 TRANSPORTS
233.7000 NATIONWIDE NAVY "GIANT KILLER"
234.5000 DOBBINS AFB 700 TAS AIR-TO-AIR. C-130
236.5000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE
236.6000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE AIR TO TOWER
236.7000 NORTH GEORGIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HIGH ALTITUDE NORTH GEORGIA
237.9000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE
238.7000 NATIONWIDE NORAD F-1 AIR TO AIR
238.9000 MCDILL FIELD (FLA) REFUELING FREQ N
239.9000 DOBBINS AFB, GA PEACH OPS 116 TFW OPERATIONS FREQ. (F-15'S).ALSO
USED AS AIR-TO-AIR
240.2700 NATIONWIDE NAVY FLEETSATCOM
241.0000 NATIONWIDE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AERO EMERGENCY
241.4000 USN BLUE ANGELS AIR TO AIR Y
242.2000 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND
242.4000 DOBBINS AFB, GA AIR TO AIR, UNIFORM FREQ, OV-1 MOHAWKS, NAT. GUARD
242.8000 BARKSDALE AFB, LA CH 1 MAIN RADIO, A-10S BASED AT BARKSDALE AFB
243.0000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIR DISTRESS
249.5500 USAF (FM) N
251.6000 USN BLUE ANGELS AIRCRAFT 5-6 (CH-19) ALSO AIR TO GND Y
252.1000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE REFUELING
252.8000 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND TRAINING
253.5000 GEORGIA WIDE DOBBINS MARINE AIR CHANNEL 7 ALSO MXF-AR633 REFUELING
FREQUENCY
254.2500 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA APPROACH-DEPARTURE
254.3000 ATLANTA AR633 REFUELING MILITARY AIR
255.4000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MARINE AIR CH 17 FLIGHT SERVICE STATION
255.4000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY FLIGHT SERVICE FROM FAA
256.9000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE NORTHEAST
257.6000 ATLANTA ATLANTA TOWER MILITARY AIR
257.8000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MARINE AIR CH 6 LISTED AS "CIV"
257.8000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY TO FAA TOWERS
257.9000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT MILITARY FREQUENCY
259.7000 SPACE SHUTTLE FREQUENCY-2
259.8000 NASA SHUTTLE FREQUENCY N
261.5000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE NORTHEAST GEORGIA
261.6000 USN/USAF (FM) N
262.3000 EGLIN AFB, FL EGLIN MISSION CONTROL
264.2000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR "SNOWBIRD" "TAC 2" MARINE AIR CH 20
264.9000 NATIONWIDE NORAD SECONDARY
266.3000 GEORGIA, ATLANTA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR
266.5000 NATIONWIDE AIR TO AIR REFUELING
267.5000 JACKSONVILLE, FL NAVY FACSFAC "SEALORD" PRIMARY
269.1000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE NORTHEAST GEORGIA
269.3000 MID GEORGIA LOW ALTITUDE SOUTHEAST (DUBLIN, GA)
269.8000 NASA (AM) VOICE N
269.8500 USN (FM) N
269.9500 USN (FM) N
270.2000 CHARLESTON AFB (S.C.) REFUELING FREQ N
271.1000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR "SNOWBIRD"
271.6000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MARINE CH 18 ALSO "ATIS"
271.6000 DOBBINS AFB ATIS
272.7000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY FLIGHT SERVICE
273.6000 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER MILITARY AIR
274.8000 NATIONWIDE NORAD F-5 AIR TO AIR REFUELING
275.2000 ATLANTA LOCKHEED OPERATIONS MILITARY AIR
275.2000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE WEATHER
275.3500 USN BLUE ANGELS AIRCRAFT 1-4 ALSO AIR TO GND Y
275.8000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS GROUND
275.8000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR MARINE CH 1
276.1000 21ST NORAD REFUELING FREQ N
276.4000 COLUMBUS MILITARY AIR CLMBS APPROACH DOBBINS MARINE AIR CH 11
276.5000 NORTH GEROGIA AR216 REFUELING MILITARY AIR
277.5000 GEORGIA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR MARINE CH 12 "SKYWATCH"
279.0000 SPACE SHUTTLE SUITS RELAY
279.2000 ATLANTA DOBBINS NAVAL AIR STATION MILITARY AIR
281.8000 BEAUFORT MCAS, SC BASE OPS
282.0000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND SEARCH AND RESCUE
282.2000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE PRIMARY
282.8000 NATIONWIDE SEARCH AND RESCUE
284.7000 ATLANTA APP-DEP MILITARY FREQUENCY
284.7000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA DEPARTURE
287.9000 SOUTH GEROGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE SOUTH
289.1000 NORTHEAST GEROGIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE NORTHEAST
291.8000 TYNDALL AFB, FL TYNDALL BOMB RANGE
293.0000 ROBBINS AFB ROBBINS AFB/SHAW AFB REFUELING MILITARY AIR
295.1000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS AFB
295.8000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA AR633 REFUELING MILITARY AIR
296.0000 NATIONWIDE ARMY MEDIVAC HELICOPTERS
297.0000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND
297.1000 SHELBY, MS SHELBY BOMBING RANGE
297.3000 MOODY AFB MILITARY AIR MOODY AFB REFUELING
299.2000 NORTHWEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE NORTHWEST
300.8000 JACKSONVILLE AIRPORT, FL FL. AIR NAT. GUARD OPS, F-16S
300.9000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 14 "NEST 2"
301.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 19 "TAC 1"
301.4000 NORTHEAST GERORIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE NORTHEAST
302.0000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS GCA
303.0500 EAKER AFB, AR 97 BOMB WING AIR-TO-AIR. B-52
304.8000 NOAA/USAF HURRICANE HUNTERS N
305.7000 USAF TACT N
306.2000 WEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE WEST GEORGIA
306.6000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE "TAC"
309.2000 ATLANTA ATLANTA DEPARTURE CONTROL
311.0000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND PRIMARY
314.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR LOCKHEED OPERATIONS
316.1000 WEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE WEST GEROGIA
317.7000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA CENTER
319.7000 GEORGIA WIDE MILITARY AIR AR216/AR633 REFUELING OPS
320.1000 WARNER ROBBINS MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 8
321.0000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND SECONDARY
323.1000 GEORGIA SOUTHEAST MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE SE GEORGIA
324.0000 USN/NASA SATELLITE (ORBITING) N
324.9838 NASA SATELLITE (ORBITING) N
327.0000 NORTH GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI/UPPER HI ALTLTUDE NORH GEORGIA
330.1250 DOBBINS AFB LOCKHEED SECURITY LINK TO 165.06
340.0000 USN AIR TRAFFIC N
340.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS NAS OPERATIONS MARINE CH 9
340.2000 DOBBINS AFB NAVAL AIR STATION OPERATIONS PILOT TO DISPATCHER
340.8000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIR MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND
342.2000 USAF SAC N
342.5000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 16 "METRO WEATHER"
342.5000 DOBBINS AFB DOBBINS AFB WEATHER
343.0000 USAF TACTICAL AIR COMMAND N
343.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA CENTER DOBBINS MARINE CH 4
343.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR SOUTH OF ATLANTA REPEATS VHF 119.8000
344.6000 WEATHER N
346.4000 GEORGIA WIDE MILITARY AIR AR216 REFUELING OPS
346.9000 NORAD N
348.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR CHARLIE BROWN FIELD GROUND
348.6000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT GROUND CONTROL MILITARY
348.7000 ATLANTA TRAFFIC CONTROL
348.7000 SOUTH GEROGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE SOUTH
349.4000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND SEARCH AND RESCUE
351.2000 NATIONWIDE AIR FORCE RESERVES
352.9000 ELGIN AFB (FLA) REFUELING FREQ N
353.8000 NORTH GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALT NORTH GEORGIA
353.9000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD ENFORCEMENT
353.9000 SOUTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE SOUTHEAST GEORGIA
354.0000 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL N
354.2000 NATIONWIDE NORAD
356.4500 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 10 "FLIGHT COORDINATIONS"
357.6000 ATLANTA SOUTHWEST MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE SW GEORGIA
359.2000 ROBINS AFB, GA EAGLE MAINTENANCE (INCOMING AIRCRAFT)
360.0450 ATS-6 SATELLITE (VERY INTERESTING LISTENING) Y
360.1450 ATS-6 SATELLITE N
360.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS NAS GROUND MARINE CH 15
360.2000 NATIONWIDE PILOT TO DISPATCHER
360.6000 NATIONWIDE RESEARCH
360.8000 ATLANTA SNOWBIRD 1 MILITARY OPERATING AREA (MOA) REPEATS VHF
118.000
361.6000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL UNIFORM AF-1
363.1000 GEORGIA WIDE MILITARY AIR AR216 REFUELING
363.8000 RADAR APPROACH CONTROL N
364.2000 NATIONWIDE NORAD AICC PRIMARY
364.2000 NATIONWIDE NORAD PRIMARY
367.1360 USN SATELLITE (ORBITING) N
370.9000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC BLACKJACK MTN A-AERO COBB CNTY
372.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS AFB DEPARTURE INFO
372.2000 DOBBINS AFB PILOT TO DISPATCHER
372.8000 MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND N
375.2000 USAF WEATHER N
375.7000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND
375.8000 DOBBINS AFB GROUND CONTROL
376.2000 USAF TAC N
377.1000 SOUTHWEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE SOUTHWEST
378.2000 HURLBURT (SP?) AFB (FLA) REFUELING FREQ N
378.6000 P76-5 SATELLITE N
379.9000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA GROUND
380.2000 NORTHWEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE
381.3000 DOBBINS AFB 700TH TACTICAL AIR COMMAND
381.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 5 ATLANTA CENTER
381.6500 ATLANTA APPROACH TCA NE E/V97, N/V18 A-AERO ATLANTA
381.7000 US COAST GUARD N
381.8000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE SECONDARY
382.5000 USAF TAC N
383.3000 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND SEARCH AND RESCUE
383.9000 NATIONWIDE NAVY SEARCH AND RESCUE
385.2500 NATIONWIDE NAVY AIR TO AIR DISCRETE
385.5000 DOBBINS AFB TRAFFIC CONTROL
390.9000 USAF MAC N
397.2000 DOBBINS AFB TOWER SIMULCAST ON 120.7500 ALSO MARINE CH 2
406.0000 NATIONWIDE AF-1 COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH
406.2000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS ORGANIZED CRIME AND
STRIKE FORCE
406.2000 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
406.9375 ARMY CID
406.9750 U.S. ARMY CID
407.2000 STATE DEPT
407.3750 USAF BASE COMMAND FREQS N
407.4750 ARMY CID
407.6000 STATE DEPT PORTABLES/MOBILES
407.6750 SECRET SERVICE TREASURY SECURI
407.8250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE LOW POWER VIP PROTECTION (CONCEALED RADIOS)
407.8500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ECHO AF-1 PPL UPLINK
407.9250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL INDIA VIP SPECIAL PROTECTION
408.1000 STATE DEPT
408.4250 ARMY CID
408.6750 NATIONWIDE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE ENFORCEMENT
408.8250 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION LAND MOBILE STATIONS STATEWIDE
409.6250 STATE DEPT
409.7000 STATE DEPT
409.7025 STATE DEPT
410.0750 NATIONWIDE NOAA WEATHER LINK
411.7500 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT FIRE/EMERGENCY/COMMAND
411.7500 INTERIOR DEPT EMERGENCY:COMMAND
412.9000 NATIONWIDE ARMY CID
413.0250 THUNDERBIRDS AIR FORCE
413.1500 USAF
413.2000 USAF
413.2375 ARMY CID
413.4500 CREW ALERTS AT AFB'S AIR FORCE
413.6000 ATLANTA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ACTIVE HARTSFIELD
413.9250 FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
414.0000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS LINK 167.5600
414.6750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL YELLOW WHCA
414.8500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL BROWN FOREIGN MISSIONS
DIVISION;REPEATER OUTPUT
414.9500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ORANGE WHITE HOUSE UNIFORMED
DIVISION
414.9750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL RED FOREIGN MISSIONS DIVISION
415.2000 NATIONWIDE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL PROTECTIVE
SERVICE FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
415.3000 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING TAC-1 BRUNSWICK GA
415.6000 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION INPUT 418.825
415.6250 ATLANTA CDC SECURITY (RPT OUT)
415.6500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL SILVER INPUT TO BROWN
415.6750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL BLACK WHITE UNIFORMED DIVISION
415.7000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL FOXTROT AF-1 PPL DOWNLINK
415.7000 SECRET SERVICE AERO PHONE PATCH "AIR FORCE 2 COMM-PATCH" 90-04
415.8500 UNITED STATES ATTORNEY
415.8750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL VIOLET TRAINING
415.9750 SECRET SERVICE TREASURY SECURI WHITE HOUSE UNIFORME
416.2500 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
416.6000 DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
SERVICE FREQUENCY-2 CAR TO CAR
417.7500 ATLANTA CDC SECURITY (LOW PWR SIMPLEX)
418.0500 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CHANNEL 10
418.0750 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CHANNEL 11 INTERAGENCY COMMON
418.6250 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-1 REPEATS
416.2000 ACTIVE!!!!!
418.6750 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-4 CAR TO CAR
SURVEILANCE
INPUT 418.625 SURVIALANCE
REPEATS 415.6000
418.9000 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-2 SURVIELANCE
REPEATS 416.325
418.9500 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-6
419.9750 FEDERAL GO LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF NATIONWIDE
419.9750 FEDERAL GO FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE NATIONWIDE
442.6250 GAINESVILLE AMATEUR REPEATER
443.8000 MARIETTA AMATEUR REPEATER
444.0000 WB4QDX AMATEUR LAWRENCEVILL
444.0500 K4PQD AMATEUR MARIETTA
444.2000 WB4LBM AMATEUR DECATUR
444.2500 W4BOC/RPT STONE MOUNTAIN AMATEUR
444.3750 JASPER AMATEUR REPEATER
444.5500 K4NEF AMATEUR TYRONE
444.5500 RIVERDALE AMATEUR RIVERDALE
444.6250 N4WQ AMATEUR ATLANTA
444.7000 DALLAS,GA WD4LUQ HAM RPT
449.8250 ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (LENOX) AMATEUR ATLANTA
450.0250 ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO ???? UTILITIES
450.0500 ATLANTA COX BROADCASTING WSB TV ABC FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
450.0870 WVEE
450.0875 ATLANTA PLOUGH BROADCASTING WPLO RADIO COPTER
450.1125 ATLANTA STORER BROADCASTING WAGA TV FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
450.1500 ATLANTA GANNET BROADCASTING WXIA TV FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
450.2500 ATLANTA WSB SKYCOPTER
450.3025 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
450.3125 ATLANTA WYAY TRAFFIC REPORTS
450.3500 ATLANTA CNN
450.3500 ATLANTA WSTR "STAR 94" TRAFFIC COPTER
450.3875 METRO TRAFFIC REPORT MEDIA TRAFFIC COPTER
450.4500 ATLANTA WAGA WAGA TV FREQUENCY-2 ENGINEERING
450.4875 WSB-TV FREQUENCY 2 NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
450.5500 ATLANTA WSB
450.5875 WTBS FIELD OPERATIONS
450.6125 ATLANTA GANNET BROADCASTING WXIA TV FREQUENCY-2 ENGINEERING
450.6500 EMERGENCY WSB-AM EBS SYSTEM LINK MARIETTA
450.6870 NEWS MEDIA UNKNOWN GA
450.7000 WYAY-FM MEDIA REMOTE TALKBACK LIVE REMOTE "2-WAY"
450.7500 WAGA-TV NEWS MEDIA GA
450.8500 ATLANTA JEFFERSON PILOT BROADCASTING
450.9250 WSB-AM COX BRDCST TRAFFIC COPTER M-MEDIA ATLANTA,
450.9800 ATLANTA WABE
451.0250 GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER
451.0750 GEORGIA POWER ROME DIV: ROME IDS: 61XX 89-11
451.1000 GEORGIA POWER ATL DIV: NORTH IDS: 83XX, 84XX 89-11
451.1250 GEORGIA POWER LINE MAINT. ATL DIV: WEST, SMYRNA 89-11
451.1750 ATLANTA GAS LIGHT UTILTY CUSTOMER SERVICE BASE: BUCKHEAD
451.2250 (ELECT. UTILITY) UTILTY PLANT MAINT. ?
451.2750 GEORGIA POWER ROME DIV: CANTON IDS: 66XX 89-11
451.3250 US WIDE AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CABLE/FIBER MAINTENANCE
451.3750 DULUTH ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO
451.4250 GEORGIA POWER UTILITIES
451.4750 GEORGIA POWER ? ATHENS DIV: GAINSVILLE 89-11
451.5250 GEORGIA POWER UTILTY ROME DIV. IDS: 67XX, 69XX
451.5750 GEORGIA POWER ROME DIV-AUSTELL IDS: 65XX 89-11
451.6250 GEORGIA POWER IDS: 91XX, 92XX 89-11
451.6500 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE SCURTY IDS: 6XX, "RADIO"
451.6750 ATLANTA GAS LIGHT UTILTY CUSTOMER SERVICE BASE: GWINNETT
451.7250 CONSTR CONCRETE PLANT /DELIVERY
451.7750 CONSTR CONTRACTOR SAND & STONE (PAVING?)
451.8500 UNKNOWN UTILITIES
451.8750 CONSTR CONSTRUCTION
452.0250 CONSTR SHARED CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION
452.0500 ATLANTA TAXI SERVICE BUSINESS
452.0750 CONSTR CONCRETE TRUCKS
452.1250 POLICE UNION COUNTY OF
452.2000 ATLANTA CHECKER CAB CO.
452.2250 LOCAL GOV ALBANY CITY OF ALBANY
452.2500 TAXI TAXI DISPATCHER ATLANTA (DUPL ON 452.50)
452.2750 ATLANTA ATLANTA AIRPORT SHUTTLE
452.3000 MARIETTA VICTORY CAB CO.
452.3250 ATHENS ATHENS TRANSPORTATION
452.3500 TAXI TAXI DISPATCHER DEKALB CNTY
452.3750 ATLANTA MARTA RAIL SYSTEM NORTH-SOUTH BOUND
452.4750 ATLANTA MARTA SECURITY
452.6250 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE AIR FREIGHT
452.6750 MARTA POLICE POLICE - CH 3
452.7000 ATLANTA WELLS FARGO
452.7250 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE LOCAL TRUCKING
452.7500 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE
452.7750 ATLANTA MARTA RAIL SYSTEM EAST WEST BOUND
452.8500 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE COVERS NORTHSIDE / COBB
452.8750 ATLANTA MARTA
452.9000 SOUTHERN RAILWAY GENERAL USE T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA PEACHTREE STA.
/ AMTRAK P 2
452.9750 ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS INC NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
453.0250 EMERGENCY HIGHWAY CALLBOX NATIONWIDE
453.0375 LOCAL GOVE AUGUSTA CITY OF AUGUSTA
453.0625 POLICE MONROE COUNTY OF
453.0750 ST JOSEPHS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ATLANTA
453.1000 MARIETTA COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUSES FREQ 2
453.1250 EMERGENCY NEWTON GENERAL HOSPITAL PORTERDALE
453.1500 ADMINSTRATION TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT LOCAL GOVE ATLANTA
453.2000 DEKALB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
453.3000 CLAYTON COUNTY FIRE RESCUE DISPATCH
453.3250 FIRE CLAYTON COUNTY OF
453.3500 DEKALB COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SECURITY MOVED TO 800MHZ?
453.3700 MARIETTA LOCAL GOV'T
453.3750 COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUSES FREQ 1
453.4000 CLAYTON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
453.4250 JONESBORO POLICE DISPATCH
453.4500 LILBURN POLICE DISPATCH
453.5000 FLOYD COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
453.5000 SNELLVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
453.5250 LOCAL GOVE THOMASVILLE CITY OF THOMASVILLE GA THOMASVILLE
453.5250 LOCAL GOVE CLAYTON COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY
453.5250 LOCAL GOVE GREENVILLE CITY OF GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE
453.5375 POLICE FORSYTH CITY OF FORSYTH
453.5500 FULTON COUNTY JAIL P-POLICE ATLANTA,
453.6000 GEORGIA STATE UNIV MAINTENANCE IDS: 6XX 89-11
453.6250 ATLANTA WORLD CONGRESS CENTER SECURITY AND OPERATIONS
453.6250 COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION WAREHOUSE AND MAINTANANCE
453.6500 FIRE GREENVILLE CITY OF GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE
453.7000 ATLANTA MARTA EAST
453.7250 ATLANTA MARTA CITYWIDE
453.7500 COMMERCE TOWN OF LOCAL GOVE COMMERCE
453.7750 ATLANTA MARTA NORTH AND WEST
453.8000 COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION AND SECURITY
453.8250 ROSWELL POLICE DISPATCH
453.8250 UNION CITY POLICE DISPATCH
453.8750 ATLANTA MARTA CENTRAL AND WEST
453.9000 GEORGIA TECH PLANT OPERATIONS 89-11
453.9250 ATLANTA MARTA MAINTANANCE
453.9750 ROCKDALE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
453.9750 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY PAGERS
454.0250 MOBILE PHONE MOBILE RCC CH. 21 ALSO BARNESVILLE, GA ?
454.1000 MOBILE RCC CH. 24 TONE SIGNALS / DIGITAL
454.1250 MOBILE PHONE - IMTS RCC CH. 25 C-MOBILE ATLANTA,
454.1750 MOBILE PHONE - IMTS RCC CH. 27 C-MOBILE I 2
454.2000 MOBILE PHONE - IMTS MOBILE RCC CH. 28
454.2250 PAGING, VOICE RCC CH. 29 C-PAGING ATLANTA,
454.2750 MOBILE TELEPHONE RCC CH. 31 C-MOBILE P 2
454.3250 MOBILE TELEPHONE RCC CH. 33 C-MOBILE ATLANTA,
454.4000 MOBILE PHONE MOBILE MTS CH. QJ
454.4250 MORROW SHANNON MALL SECURITY
454.6750 AIR/GND TELEPHONE CALLING FREQ. C-AIR PH NATIONWIDE (DIGITAL
BURSTS
454.7250 AIR/GND TELEPHONE AIR/GND CH. A7 C-AIR PH ATLANTA,
455.0500 WSB-TV (REPEATER INPUT) SEE 450.0500 NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
455.1120 UNKNOWN NEWS MEDIA GA
455.2500 WSB RADIO TRAFFIC HELICOPTER NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
455.7500 ATLANTA WAGA
456.3750 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO REPAIRS
456.3850 UNKNOWN TRAFFIC REPORTS NEWS MEDIA
457.3000 MARIETTA VICTORY CAB CO. - CABS
457.5625 BUSINESS BURGER KING NATIONWIDE
457.9000 AMTRAK ATLANTA STATION SERVICES
457.9250 UNIV OF GEORGIA FARM OPERATIONS
457.9375 E-O-T MONITOR T-RAILRD NATIONWIDE END-OF-TRAIN TELEMETRY 452.9375
IS LOCO-TO-END P 2
457.9750 ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS, INC. (INPUT) OUTPUT IS 452.975
458.0250 LOW POWER EMERGENCY
458.0500 GOVT/STATE (ATLANTA)
458.0625 GEORGIA STATE GOV'T - ATLANTA
458.1500 LOCAL GOVE CARTERSVILLE CITY OF CARTERSVILLE
458.2000 LOCAL GOVE FLOYD COUNTY OF
458.2500 GOVT/ATLANTA
458.2700 ATLANTA LOCAL GOV'T
458.3750 LOCAL GOVE COBB COUNTY OF
458.3750 LOCAL GOVE AUGUSTA RICHMOND CO CCC AUTHOR AUGUSTA
458.3750 LOCAL GOVE MACON CITY OF MACON
458.3750 LOCAL GOVE HENRY COUNTY OF
458.3875 COUNTY GOV GWINNETT COUNTY OF
458.4500 LOCAL GOVE ATLANTA CITY OF ATLANTA
458.5000 SNELLVILLE CITY OF POLICE SNELLVILLE
458.7000 LOCAL GOVE METRO ATLANTA RAPID TRANS AUTH
458.7000 POLICE FLOYD COUNTY OF
458.7500 CEDARTOWN CITY OF POLICE CEDARTOWN
458.7750 LOCAL GOVE BARNESVILLE CITY OF BARNESVILLE
458.7750 LOCAL GOVE TOCCOA CITY OF TOCCOA
458.7750 LOCAL GOVE ALBANY HOUSING AUTHORITY ALBANY
458.8000 LOCAL GOVE LAGRANGE CITY OF LAGRANGE
458.9000 LOCAL GOVE LAMAR COUNTY OF
458.9000 LOCAL GOVE OCILLA CITY OF OCILLA
458.9750 FIRE CONYERS CITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONYERS
458.9750 LOCAL GOVE CONYERS CITY OF FIRE CONYERS
458.9750 LOCAL GOVE DOUGLAS COUNTY WATER SYSTEM
458.9750 POLICE CONYERS CITY OF CONYERS
460.0250 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-2 NORTHEAST
460.0300 POLICE AUGUSTA CITY OF F1 AUGUSTA
460.0500 CHAMBLEE POLICE DISPATCH
460.0750 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-3 SOUTHWEST
460.1000 DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL BUSES (FREQ IS BEING REUSED BY DEKALB COUNTY)
460.1500 ATLANTA, CITY OF POLICE ZONE 5 - DOWNTWN
460.1750 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF SHARED WITH LAWRENCEVILE PD
460.1750 LAWRENCEVILLE POLICE DISPATCH SHARED WITH GWINNETT CO. SHERIFF
460.2000 ATLANTA POLICE TACTICAL
460.2250 DEKALB COUNTY POLICE DIPATCH CHANNEL-9 CENTRAL AND EAST MOVED TO
800MHZ
460.2250 GWINNETT COUNTY GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE TEMPORARY FREQUE
460.2500 COLLEGE PARK,CITY OF POLICE DISPATCH
460.2750 GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
460.3000 ATLANTA, CITY OF POLICE ZONE 1 - N.W.
460.3250 COBB COUNTY POLICE CH 1 - NORTH PCTS 1 & 4
460.3500 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-4 SOUTHEAST
460.3750 COBB COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH SOUTH
460.4000 DEKALB COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH CHANNEL-3 CENTRAL MOVED TO 800MHZ
460.4250 ATLANTA POLICE ZONE-7 ADMINISTRATION
460.4250 ATLANTA CHANNEL 7 DETECTIVES TAC 1 (REPEATS 155.700)
460.4500 GWINNETT COUNTY GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE TEMPORARY FREQUENCY
460.4750 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-6 EAST CENTRAL
460.5000 COBB COUNTY POLICE CHANNEL-5 CIC
460.5250 ATLANTA POLICE CHANNEL 9 DETECTIVES TAC 2
460.5250 DEKALB COUNTY FIRE RESCUE DISPATCH MOVED TO 800MHZ
460.5500 ATLANTA POLICE RESERVED FOR DATA TERMINALS, IF THEY EVER GO ON LINE.
460.5500 EAST POINT EMS
460.5750 DEKALB COUNTY RESCUE TO HOSPITAL MOVED TO 800MHZ
460.6000 ROSWELL FIRE DISPATCH
460.6500 EASTERN AIR NATIONWIDE
460.6750 REPUBLIC AIR NATIONWIDE
460.7750 LUFTHANSA AIR NATIONWIDE
460.7750 PIEDMONT AIR NATIONWIDE
460.9000 SCURTY ALARM INSTALLERS
460.9750 SCURTY ALARM INSTALLERS "CARD READERS, CAMERAS"
461.0250 ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL AIR CHATSWORTH
461.0500 ATLANTA SEARS MALL
461.2750 (MULTIPLE USERS) I-INDUST "WCT268" ? (EXECUTIVE AIRLINES ?) X 3
461.2750 ATLANTA ARC SECURITY INV
461.4500 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY BUSES
461.5250 ATLANTA/COBB COUNTY SIX FLAGS OVER GA SECURITY AND PARKING
461.6000 UNKNOWN SECURITY
461.7500 ATLANTA NORTHLAKE MALL
462.0500 ATLANTA PEACHTREE CENTER
462.1000 ATLANTA SIX FLAGS FOOD SERVICES
462.1250 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ALSO OTHER BUSINESSES
462.1500 MARIETTA SUMMIT CABLE TV
462.1750 ATLANTA MACY'S SECURITY
462.2750 LOCKHEED LOCKHEED SECURITY AND FIRE
462.4500 LOCKHEED AERO SYS CO (OPERATIONS ?) "... CONTROL ROOM" 89-12
462.6000 ATLANTA PUCKETT AMBULANCE SERVICE
462.6000 ATLANTA EMORY UNIVERSITY POLICE
462.6250 LOCKHEED FACILITIES ENGINEERING AND MAINTANANCE
462.6750 NATIONWIDE REACT
462.8250 PAGING
462.8250 PAGING
462.9000 ATLANTA PERIMETER CENTER PAGING
462.9370 UNKNOWN AMBULANCE
462.9500 FULTON COUNTY AMBULANCE DISPATCH-1 MED-9
462.9875 EMERGENCY AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS PAGERS
463.0000 ATLANTA GRADY DRUG ORDERS
463.0250 AIRPORT EMS AIR ATLANTA
463.0500 MEDICAL/EMERGENCY CHANNEL 3
463.1000 MED-5 AMBULANCE / HOSP COBB GEN, CRAWFORD LONG 90-01
463.1500 MED-7 AMBULANCE / HOSP GWINNETT MEDICAL CENTER 90-01
463.1750 COBB COUNTY MED FREQ 8 USED BY ALL HOSPITALS IN COBB
463.1750 EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE CENTER EMERGENCY ROSWELL
463.1750 GEORGIA STATE OF EMERGENCY ATLANTA
463.1750 GWINNETT IMMEDIATE CARE CENTER EMERGENCY LILBURN
463.1750 GWINNETT MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY LAWRENCEVILL
463.1750 NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY
463.1750 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ATLANTA
463.1750 PIEDMONT HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ATLANTA
463.2000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT RESEARCH
463.2250 CITIZENS BAND RADIO SERVICE PUBLIC
463.2350 ATLANTA RICH'S SECURITY
463.2375 SECURITY RICH'S PERIMETER MALL+ ATLANTA GA FULTON 02-89
463.3500 GALLERIA OFFICE PARK SECURITY - EXTRN MOTOR PATROL & MALL 90-01
463.3500 SMYRNA GALLERIA MALL SECURITY
463.3875 ATLANTA MARKET CTR SECURITY / MAINT MERCHANDISE MART, ETC 90-01
463.4000 WRECKER SERVICE MENTIONED BUSINESS 11/88
463.4250 EMERGENCY CHANNEL 2 EMERGENCY NATIONWIDE
463.4250 NORTH AMER. SECURITY MOBILE GUARDS 90-01
463.4500 GALLERIA OFFICE PARK BUILDING MAINT ELECTRICIANS 90-01
463.4500 UNKNOWN SHOPPING MALL SECURITY
463.5000 ATLANTA PUCKETT AMBULANCE
463.6750 ATLANTA PHIPPS PLAZA
463.6750 GALLERIA OFFICE PARK SECURITY / MAINT POSSIBLY JUST BLDG 300 90-01
463.7500 CNN CENTER SECURITY 90-01
463.7625 MARIETTA CONSTRUCTION-SHERTON SUITES CUMBERLAND BOOM CRANE
(MCDEWWITT & STREET CONSTRUCTION)
463.7750 (CATV - COBB CNTY) REPAIR DISPATCH ALSO A TRUCK REPAIR SHOP 90-01
463.8500 SECURITY MASTER SECURITY SERVICES DECATUR
463.8500 SECURITY CUMBERLAND MALL 12-87
463.8500 SECURITY SUNBELT SECURITY DECATUR
463.8500 SECURITY PROTECTIVE SERVICES DECATUR
463.9250 CAPITAL CITY CLUB MISCELLANE
463.9750 BUCKHEAD PLAZA MAINT / SECURITY 3060 P'TREE ROAD 90-01
464.0250 SHARED REPEATER I-BUSNSS FULTON CNTY,GA P 3
464.1000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT SECURITY 90-02
464.2125 MARIETTA,GA WHITE WATER PARK
464.2500 OMNI EXPRESS MISCELLANE
464.3000 ATLANTA MARKET CTR SECURITY / ADMIN ALSO: OTHER USERS 90-01
464.3250 ATLANTA TURNER BROADCASTING FULTON COUNTY STADIUM
464.3500 (PRIVATE SECURITY) MOTOR PATROL NORTHEAST ATL. ? 90-02
464.3500 ATLANTA MED-LIFE AMBULANCE
464.3750 ATLANTA SOUTHLAKE MALL SECURITY
464.3750 ATLANTA NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL SECURITY
464.3750 WOODRUFF ARTS CENTER SECURITY 90-01
464.4000 ATLANTA AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH BUILDING SECURITY
464.4250 101 MARIETTA TOWER ? MAINT/SECURITY & OTHER SECURITY PATROLS 90-03
464.4250 ATLANTA GWINNETT PLACE MALL SECURITY
464.4250 ATLANTA SHANNON MALL SECURITY
464.4250 KENNESAW TOWN CENTER MALL SECURITY
464.4750 ATLANTA AIRLINES TERMINAL AIR ATLANTA
464.5000 ATLANTA SOUTHERN AMBULANCE
464.5250 ATLANTA AIRLINES TERMINAL AIR NATIONWIDE
464.5250 PIEDMONT CENTER SECURITY 90-01
464.5250 PIEDMONT CENTER SECURITY
464.5500 ATLANTA COMICS & FANTASY FAIR MISCELLANE
464.5500 WORLD WIDE BEERS CONSTRUCTION GREAT LOW POWER FREQ AT CONST SITES.
464.5625 SECURITY STOFFER WAVERLY HOTEL CH 2 ATLANTA
464.5750 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER
464.6000 ATLANTA AIR CENTER AIR ATLANTA
464.6500 COLONY SQUARE SECURITY 90-01
464.6750 MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOUSEKEEPING 90-02
464.7750 FLYING TIGER AIR ATLANTA
464.7750 MIDTOWN PLAZA BLDG MAINT 90-03
464.7750 PORTMAN PROPERTIES SECURITY
464.8250 ATLANTA LENOX SQUARE SECURITY
464.8250 COCA-COLA HEADQTRS MAINT/SECURITY 90-03
464.8750 FERNBANK SCIENCE CENTER MISCELLANE
464.9125 EASTERN AIRLINES HARTSFIELD RAMP USED AT "C" RAMP 90-01
464.9250 FULTON CNTY/C.BROWN LOCKHEED CO. A-AERO ATLANTA
464.9250 HYATT REGENCY HOTEL MAINTENANCE 90-01
464.9500 MARIETTA JOHNSON AMBULANCE SERVICE
464.9750 ATLANTA PERIMETER MALL SECURITY
465.3750 OAKWOOD CITY OF POLICE OAKWOOD
465.5750 FIRE DEKALB COUNTY OF
466.5500 UNITED AIRLINES ? (MOBILE) A-AERO ("AT MLK & J.P.BRAWLEY") X 1
467.2750 LOCKHEED CITY OF FIRE LOCKHEED
467.8000 HALL COUNTY ROAD ATLANTA SECURITY
467.9500 ATLANTA FULTON COUNTY OF EMERGENCY ATLANTA
468.7500 CONYERS CITY OF POLICE CONYERS
468.8250 TIME SIGNALS 150 KHZ BANDWIDTH SATELLITE SATELLITE
469.8250 MARIETTA,GA WHITE WATER PARK (RPTR INPUT)
471.2500 TELEVISION CHANNEL 14 UHF TELEVISION NATIONWIDE
473.8000 HANGER TAXI SERVICE BUSINESS
474.0750 MARTA POLICE MARTA
475.3750 MARTA ROUTE SERVICE MARTA
475.5250 TAXI SERVICE BUSINESS
475.5500 MOBILE TELEPHONE
475.7625 ROME WAWA-TV AUDIO, CHANNEL 14
483.1250 DELIVERY SERVICE BUSINESS
483.7250 CITIZEN BAND RADIO SERVICE
493.7375 ATLANTA WTBS-TV AUDIO
505.7500 TV CHANNEL 19517.7500 TV CHANNEL 21 AUDIO
806.0875 PUBLIC SAF MONROE CITY OF MONROE
806.3375 TRUNKED DEKALB COUNTY OF TRUNK 1 *
806.6125 LOCAL GOVE PEACHTREE CITY CITY OF PEACHTREE CI
806.6125 TRUNKED FAYETTE COUNTY OF
809.5125 TRUNKED FULTON COUNTY OF
809.6625 TRUNKED CONYERS CITY OF CONYERS
809.9625 LOCAL GOVE STONE MOUNTAIN TOWN OF STONE MOUNTA
810.2125 TRUNKED ALPHARETTA CITY OF ALPHARETTA
811.2625 POLICE ALPHARETTA CITY OF ALPHARETTA
811.4625 ATLANTA CITY OF 856.4625 MHZ REPEATR TRUNKED ATLANTA
814.4625 ATLANTA CITY OF TRUNKED ATLANTA
816.0375 TRUNKED COWETA COUNTY OF
818.0375 TRUNKED OCONEE UTILITY AUTHORITY WATKINSVILLE
851.2125 TRUNKED COBB COUNTY OF
851.3250 CELLULAR PHONES CELLULAR P 11/88
851.6125 FAYETTE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
851.9625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT FIRE AND ECHO-1
852.4375 LAWRENCEVILLE POLICE AND LOCAL GOVT
852.4625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT POLICE ATLANTA POLICE ZONE
852.9625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT MAINTANANCE
853.4625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT EMERGENCY
854.5125 FULTON COUNTY TRUNKED SYSTEM
854.7875 GWINNETT COUNTY OF TRUNKED
854.9000 CELLULAR PHONES ONE-WAY? CELLULAR P 11/88
855.0625 DELIVERY SERVICE I-BUSNSS X 2
855.2375 FULTON COUNTY TRUNKED G-GOV'T ATLANTA, GA POLICE, AMBULANCE, ETC
855.4875 DULUTH CITY OF LOCAL GOVE DULUTH GA GWINNETT 11/88
855.6375 COBB COUNTY COBB EMC FREQUENCY-1
855.7125 DEKALB COUNTY TRUNKED SYSTEM
855.9625 ROME CITY OF REPEATER INP FREQ POLICE ROME
855.9875 PUBLIC SAF CHEROKEE COUNTY OF
856.2125 COBB COUNTY TRUNK .2125 G-GOV'T MARIETTA, GA CONTROL SIGNALS P
3
856.2125 COBB COUNTY LOCAL GOVT
856.2375 GEORGIA STATE OF TRUNKED GAINESVILLE
856.2625 TRUNKED DEKALB COUNTY OF TRUNK 3 GA DEKALB 01/89
856.2875 GEORGIA POWER TRUNKED METRO ATLANTA AREA 90-02
857.2125 COBB COUNTY TRUNK .2125 G-GOV'T MARIETTA, GA EMS, ROADS, WATER
P 3
857.2125 COBB COUNTY METRO AMBULANCE
857.4625 ATLANTA, CITY OF LOCAL TRUNKED .4625
858.0375 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS UNKNOWN BUSINESS UNKNOWN
P 3
858.4625 ATLANTA, CITY OF LOCAL TRUNKED .4625 (CONTROL SIGNAL)
858.4875 ATL025.4325 ENERGY DEPT OF POINT-TO-POINT OPERA FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
P 3
860.3125 GEORGIA POWER
860.9875 COBB COUNTY TRUNK .9875 G-GOV'T MARIETTA, GA SHORT TONE SIGNALS,
"OK" X 2
861.0875 B SMR - TRUNKED I-BUSNSS ATLANTA, GA .0875 .3375 .5875 .8375 P 4
861.2875 A SMR - TRUNKED I-BUSNSS ATLANTA, GA .2875, .5375, .7875 P 4
861.4875 TRUNKED ADAMS WILLIAM E WRENS
864.7625 EAST POINT ATLANTA SOUTH AMBULANCE SOUTH FULTON HOSPITAL
864.7875 A SMR - TRUNKED I-BUSNSS ATLANTA, GA .2875, .5375, .7875 CON

026.6200 CIVIL AIR PATROL NATIONWIDE
027.5750 STATE DEPT OF PORTABLES/MOBILES FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
ATLANTA
ATLANTA
NATIONWIDE
027.8700 STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
029.6400 BIG SHANTY RG KK4CC AMATEUR MARIETTA
029.6400 MARIETTA N4NEQ 10 METER FM REPEATER (NOT KK4C AS LISTED)
030.1000 CRASH TRUCKS (HELIPORTS) ARMY NATIONWIDE
031.1000 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES F-1 GAME AND FISH
031.1200 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PARKS DEPARTMENT
031.1400 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES F-2 PARK RANGERS AND
WILDLIFE ENFORCEMENT
031.2200 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES F-3 ENVIROMNENTAL PROTECTION
032.2300 SECRET SERVICE WHCA VANS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
032.2500 STATE DEPT OF FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
032.3200 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ABLE WHCA
032.6000 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL GUARD
033.0200 EMERGENCY ATHENS ACADEMY INC ATHENS
033.0400 EMERGENCY EMERGENCY MARIETTA
033.4400 CHEROKEE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
033.9800 CANTON CITY OF FIRE CANTON
034.0700 SECRET SERVICE VICE PRES STAFF RPRT FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
034.8300 NATIONWIDE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE PRIMARY FREQUENCY
034.9000 NATIONWIDE ARMY CIVIL EMERGENCIES
035.1200 BUSINESS MCDONALD'S NATIONWIDE
035.1200 BUSINESS GWINNETT TAXI LAWRENCEVILL GA GWINNETT 02/89
035.2600 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZO MOBILE PHO
035.2600 PAGING, VOICE MTS CH. ZO C-PAGING ATLANTA,
035.3000 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZF MOBILE PHO
035.3400 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZH MOBILE PHO
035.3800 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZM MOBILE PHO
035.4200 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZA MOBILE PHO
035.4600 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZY MOBILE PHO
035.5000 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZR MOBILE PHO
035.5400 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZB MOBILE PHO
035.6200 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZW MOBILE PHO
035.6600 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL ZL MOBILE PHO
036.7100 NATIONWIDE ARMY ESCORT NETWORK CONVOYS HIGHWAYS
036.7700 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 FIELD
036.8700 MOBILE CONVOYS ARMY NATIONWIDE
036.8900 NATIONWIDE ARMY ESCORT NETWORK CONVOYS HIGHWAY
037.1000 COBB COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL,PARKS DEPT.AND INSPECTIONS DEPT
037.1800 COBB COUNTY ROADS DEPT AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
037.2600 POWDER SPRINGS UTILITIES
037.6200 GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER STATEWIDE EMERGENCY ONLY
037.8200 MARIETTA COBB CO. POWER MOBILES/BASES (FOR OUTAGES?)
037.8400 GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER STEAM POWER PLANTS
039.0600 POLICE LOW POWER POLICE
039.1000 CANTON CITY OF LOCAL GOVE CANTON
039.1800 NORCROSS TOWN OF LOCAL GOVE NORCROSS
039.5000 CLARKE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE DECATUR COUNTY OF
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE APPLING COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE BAXLEY
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE APPLING COUNTY OF
039.5800 LOCAL GOVE GREENVILLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE
039.6800 SECURITY ARMSTRONG STATE OF SAVANNAH
039.8000 NATIONWIDE ARMY BOMBING RANGES
039.8200 KENNESAW UTILITIES
039.9000 COBB COUNTY ROADS DEPT AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING (CONTROL AND MOBILES)
039.9000 MARIETTA LOCAL GOV'T - TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
040.0700 PARK SERVICE NATIONAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIO FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
040.1700 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
040.3500 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIO FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
040.5000 NATIONWIDE ARMY SEARCH AND RESCUE
041.0100 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISION
041.0600 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION MONITORING VANS
NATIONWIDE
NATIONWIDE
041.9500 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL USN/USMC NAVY NATIONWIDE
042.0200 GEORGIA STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERSYSTEM GSP BASE TO BASE
042.1800 GEORGIA STATE ALCOHOL AND BEVERAGE CONTROL
045.2000 DEKALB COUNTY SANITATION DEPARTMENT MOVED TO 800MHZ?
045.2400 TOCCOA CITY OF LOCAL GOVE TOCCOA
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE BARROW COUNTY OF
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE DAWSON COUNTY OF
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE DOUGLASVILLE CITY OF DOUGLASVILLE
045.2800 LOCAL GOVE ATKINSON COUNTY OF
045.3200 LOCAL GOVE NEWTON COUNTY OF
045.3200 LOCAL GOVE WHITE COUNTY OF
045.3600 SMYRNA EMERGENCY MANAGMENT AGENCY
045.4000 CLARKE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENCE
045.4000 FAYETTE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
045.4000 GILMER COUNTY FIRE AND AMBULANCE DISPATCH
045.4000 PEACHTREE CITY FIRE/EMS DISPATCH/PAGING
045.4400 JACKSON COUNTY OF COUNTY GOV
045.4400 SUMMERVILLE CITY OF LOCAL GOVE SUMMERVILLE
045.4600 HIGHWAY MAINTAINANCE STATE GOVE STATEWIDE
045.5600 STATE OF GRORGIA OFFICE OF CIVIL PREPAIREDNESS (CIVIL DEFENCE)
STATE WIDE USE
045.5800 POLICE GREENVILLE CITY OF GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE
045.9000 POLICE DEKALB COUNTY OF
046.0000 EMERGENCY VETERINARY CLINIC VALDOSTA
046.0200 DEKALB COUNTY ANIAMAL CONTROL AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING MOVED TO
800MHZ?
046.0600 FIRE DOUGLAS COUNTY OF
046.0800 FIRE ADAIRSVILLE CITY OF ADAIRSVILLE
046.0800 FIRE BARTOW COUNTY OF
046.1200 DOUGLAS COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
046.1400 DAWSON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
046.2500 MARINE HELICOPTER 1 (PRESIDENTIAL HELO) N
046.2600 COBB COUNTY FIREGROUND FREQUENCY-3
046.3600 COBB COUNTY FIRE ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-2
046.4200 COBB COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH CHANNEL-1
046.4800 FIRE COWETA COUNTY OF
046.5400 SMYRNA UTILITIES AND ADMINISTRATION
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE UPSON COUNTY OF
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE BACON COUNTY OF
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE CLARKESVILLE TOWN OF CLARKESVILLE
046.5800 LOCAL GOVE HEARD COUNTY OF
NATIONWIDE
046.7000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE HELICOPTER OPERATIONS-SECONDARY FM
046.7500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE HELICOPTER OPERATIONS - MAIN FM
046.8000 ADAIRSVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
046.8000 BARTOW COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
046.8000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE HELICOPTER OPERATIONS SECONDARY FM
NATIONWIDE
046.9000 FORT BENNING MEDICAL NET EMERGENCY COLUMBUS
NATIONWIDE
047.0000 DOBBINS AFB NATIONAL GUARD
047.3400 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MAINTANANCE
047.5800 EMERGENCY SUMMERVILLE VET CLINIC SUMMERVILLE
047.5800 EMERGENCY ACREE DAVIS FUNERAL HOME TOCCOA
047.6200 EMERGENCY ANIMAL HOSPITAL JESUP
047.6600 CARROLTON CARROLLTON ANIAMAL HOSPITAL
047.7600 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO
047.8200 AUSTELL AUSTELL GAS SYSTEM
048.0600 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO. SERVICE SOUTH ATLANTA
048.5400 GEORGIA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO STATEWIDE
049.8600 WALKIE-TALKIE TOYS CRDLSS MON NATIONWIDE
052.5250 AMATEUR NATIONAL CALLING FREQUENCY
072.2000 ATLANTA MCI AIRSIGNAL
072.7400 ATLANTA GENCOM
075.0000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT BEACON BEAMED TO MIAMI
088.5000 WRAS VARIETY (GA STATE U) BROADCAST ATLANTA
089.3000 WRFG VARIETY BROADCAST ATLANTA
090.1000 WABE CLASSICAL/JAZZ BROADCAST ATLANTA
090.7000 WWGC ALBUM-ORIENTED ROCK BROADCAST CARROLLTON
091.1000 WREK VARIETY-GA INST TECH BROADCAST ATLANTA
091.7000 WCCV BROADCAST CARTERSVILLE
091.9000 WCLK JAZZ BROADCAST ATLANTA
092.9000 WZGC Z-93 TOP 40 BROADCAST ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
094.1000 WSTR ADULT CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST SMYRNA
094.9000 WPCH BEAUT MUSIC BROADCAST ATLANTA
096.1000 WKLS ALBUM-ORIENTED ROCK BROADCAST ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
096.7000 WRNG ADULT CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST NEWNAN
097.7000 WKEU EASY LISTENING, NEWS BROADCAST GRIFFIN
098.5000 WSB ADULT CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST ATLANTA
099.7000 WAPW POWER 99
101.1000 WCKN HOT HITS TOP 40 BROADCAST GREENVILLE GA GREENVILLE
101.5000 WKHX COUNTRY & WESTERN BROADCAST MARIETTA
102.5000 MARIETTA WGHR SO. TECH COLLEGE STATION
102.5000 WGHR DIV,ROCK,EDUCATIONAL BROADCAST MARIETTA
103.3000 WVEE URBAN CONTEMPORARY BROADCAST ATLANTA
105.5000 WCHK COUNTRY & WESTERN BROADCAST CANTON
107.1000 WZOT GOSPEL BROADCAST ROCKMART
107.3000 WANS TOP 40 BROADCAST ANDERSON SC
116.6000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT NORCROSS RCI (XMIT)
116.9000 ATLANTA ATLANTA VOR
NATIONWIDE
118.3500 ATLANTA APPROACH (RWY 9-27)
118.5000 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT TOWER
118.6500 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ALSO USED BY OTHER AGENCIES AND
DURING HIJACKINGS
118.9000 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC REMOTE TRANSMITTER AUSTELL
119.0000 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT ATIS
119.1000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT TOWER MIDDLE RUNWAY
119.3000 DEKALB COUNTY DEKALB P'TREE AIRPORT APPROACH DEPARTURE REPEATS 381.6
119.5000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT TOWER NORTH RUNWAY
119.6500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT ATIS ARRIVALS
119.8000 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL APP AIR ATLANTA
119.9750 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FORESTRY AERO
120.0000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT TOWER AIR PEACHTREE
120.4500 USAF THUNDERBIRDS (OPERATIONS) Y
120.7000 FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT TOWER AIR
120.7500 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE TOWER SIMULCAST FROM UHF(397.2)
120.8500 NATIONWIDE CIVIL AIR PATROL SEARCH AND RESCUE
120.9000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT PRIMARY TOWER AIR DEKALB
121.0000 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT APPROACH DEPARTURE
121.3000 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AIRCRAFT EMERGENCY FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
121.3500 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC MT. OGLETHORPE A-AERO PICKENS CTY,GA (NORTH)
121.5000 NATIONWIDE AERO EMERGENCY
121.6000 GROUND CONTROL AIR-TO-GROUND AIR NATIONWIDE
121.6500 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL CLNC DEL AIR ATLANTA
121.7500 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT GRD CONTROL 27 & 9 RUNWAYS
121.8000 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE RES TRN FAC-GRND CON AIR FORCE ATLANTA
121.9000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 26 & 8 RUNWAYS GROUND CONTOL
121.9000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL AGENCIES DURING HIGHJACKINGS
122.0000 NATIONWIDE FAA FLIGHT WATCH
122.1000 DEKALB-PEACHTREE AIRPORT RCI (REC) AIR PEACHTREE
122.1000 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL RCI (REC) AIR ATLANTA
NATIONWIDE
122.2000 FLIGHT SERVICE COMMON ENROUTE AIR NATIONWIDE
122.2500 BALLOONS AIR NATIONWIDE
122.6000 FLIGHT SERVICE AIRPORT ADVISORY AIR NATIONWIDE
122.7000 UNICOM UNCONTOLLED AIRPORTS AIR NATIONWIDE
122.8500 MAXWELL AFB, AL VHF PILOT TO DISPATCHER
122.8500 NATIONWIDE MULTICOM PLANE TO PLANE
122.9000 NATIONWIDE SEARCH AND RESCUE AIR TO GROUND COORDINATION
122.9250 NATIONWIDE UNICOM NATURAL RESOURCES INTERAGENCY COORDINATION
FREQUENCY
122.9500 UNICOM CONTROLLED AIR NATIONWIDE
122.9750 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT FORSCOM OPERATIONS
123.0500 NATIONWIDE UNICOM HELICOPTERS, USED IN ATLANTA
123.1000 NATIONWIDE SEARCH AND RESCUE UNICOM
123.4000 ATLANTA PLANES INC. AIR AMBULANCE
123.4500 NATIONWIDE PILOT CHIT CHAT
123.5500 DOBBINS AFB LOCKHEED GROUND CONTROL
NATIONWIDE
123.6000 AIRPORT ADVISORY AIR NATIONWIDE
NATIONWIDE
123.8500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT TOWER SOUTH RUNWAY
123.9000 AERO 25.0000 ATLANTA APPROACH TCA AERO HARTSFIELD SOUTH DEPARTURES
SOUTH
124.4500 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC REMOTE TRANSMITTER ATHENS
125.2000 DEKALB-P'TREE AIRPT DEPART CLEARANCE A-AERO ATLANTA,
125.3000 MARIETTA GA DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE GROUND CONTROL
125.5000 ATLANTA COLUMBUS LAWSON AIRPORT APPROACH DEPARTURE
125.5500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT ATIS DEPARTURE
125.9200 ATLANTA CENTER ? AERO (ATLANTA DEPARTURE ?)
126.3000 NASA SPACE SHUTTLE AIR
126.4000 AIR-GROUND COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
126.9000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT APPROACH NORTH
126.9000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 26 & 8 RUNWAYS ATLANTA APPROACH
127.2500 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT APPROACH SOUTH
127.9000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 27 & 9 RUNWAYS APPROACH
128.4000 DEKALB COUNTY DEKALB P'TREE AIRPORT ATIS
129.2000 ATLANTA AMERICAN AIRLINES
129.2500 NATIONWIDE SOUTHWEST AIRLINES
129.3000 UNITED AIR NATIONWIDE
129.5000 NATIONWIDE UNITED AIRLINES
129.5500 NATIONWIDE DELTA AIRLINES
129.7000 NATIONWIDE PAN AMERICAN AIRLINES
130.1000 WESTERN AIR NATIONWIDE
130.1500 NATIONWIDE MAC HELICOPTER SEARCH AND RESCUE
130.6500 MILITARY AIRCRAFT COMMAND AIR NATIONWIDE
130.9000 NATIONWIDE CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
130.9500 NATIONWIDE EASTERN AIRLINES
131.7500 NATIONWIDE REPUBLIC AIRLINES
131.8500 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT RAMP #2 A-AERO ATLANTA, GA DELTA COMPANY FREQ.
131.9250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL EXPRESS
132.0125 INTERIOR DEPT OF THE AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
133.6000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC CROSSVILLE A-AERO CROSSVILLE, TN X 2
133.8000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC GADSDEN ? A-AERO ATLANTA,
134.1000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY GCA RADAR
134.4500 ATLANTA CENTER ? A-AERO ATLANTA, GA (TONE SIGNALING) X 4
134.8000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC CHATTANOOGA A-AERO (ENROUTE ?)
135.7500 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC REMOTE TRANSMITTER HAMPTON
135.8500 NATIONWIDE FLIGHT CHECK PRIMARY
135.9500 NATIONWIDE FLIGHT CHECK SECONDARY
138.0750 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE OSI PRIMARY
138.1000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE OSI SECONDARY
138.5250 ATHENS NAVY SECURITY AND MAINTANANCE
138.5400 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
138.7500 SEARCH & RESCUE ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.0750 EMERGENCIES ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.2000 ARMY RESERVE ARMY NATIONWIDE
139.4400 MISSILE TEST ARMY NATIONWIDE
140.1000 NATIONWIDE NAVY FIRE AND CRASH
140.2200 AIR STATION CRASH TRUCKS NAVY NATIONWIDE
140.4000 TAC AIR FORCE NATIONWIDE
141.3500 FULTON COUNTY FORSCOM FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT
141.3750 AIR EVACUATIONS ARMY NATIONWIDE
142.1500 MARS REPEATER INPUT
142.2200 USAF
143.0000 NATIONWIDE BLUE ANGELS ALSO
118.2 ,275.35 ,142.0 ,241.4 ,360.4 ,391.1 ,395.9
143.1250 NATIONWIDE VIP TRANSPORT
143.2800 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD
143.3500 COMMAND ARMY NATIONWIDE
143.4500 ATLANTA MARS NET
143.6250 SOVIET MANNED SPACE PROGRAM *MIR* FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
143.7750 USAF MARS SIMPLEX
145.0100 K4ABT-1 PHENIX CITY,AL. DIGIPEATER 145.01
145.0100 KF4JF-1 TIFTON DIGIPEATER
145.0100 KF4JF HAHIRA MAILBOX/GATEWAY TO 14.103 MHZ (WIDE AREA GATEWAY)
145.0100 NC4G-1 ROME, GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0100 WA4TXT-1 HAMPTON GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0100 WB4GQX-1 CUMMING GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0100 WB4ZNW MOULTRIE MAILBOX/GATEWAY TO 146.13/73 (REPEATER GATEWAY)
145.0100 WD4LYV-1 SYCAMORE DIGIPEATER NORTH SOUTH PATH
145.0900 AA4EO-1 FAIRMOUNT, GA. DIGIPEATER
145.0900 W4KAU COHUTTA, GA. MAILBOX/GATEWAY TO 145.01 (N. GEORGIA LAN)
145.0900 WB4GQX-4 AMICOLOLA FALLS,
145.1100 CONFEDERATE SIGNAL CORPS AMATEUR DECATUR
145.1300 AMATEUR REPEATER - NEWNAN K4SEX
145.1500 GEORGIA TECH ARC AMATEUR ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
145.1700 CLAYTON COUNTY CD AMATEUR JONESBORO
145.1900 MT MITCHELL AMATEUR
145.2100 W4PSZ AMATEUR TYRONE
145.2500 AMATEUR REPEATER - FOREST PARK K4KQK
145.2700 PINE LOG MOUNTAIN AMATEUR
145.2900 IBM ARC AMATEUR ATLANTA
145.3700 JASPER AMATEUR REPEATER KB4IZF
145.4000 K4CLI HP ARC (-600) MARIETTA
145.4500 ALFORD MEMORIAL ARC AMATEUR ATLANTA
145.4700 NORTH FULTON ARL AMATEUR SWEAT MTN
145.4900 LOCKHEED ARC AMATEUR MARIETTA
145.7900 WB4ULJ DIGIPEATER
146.5200 NATIONAL SIMPLEX CALLING FREQU AMATEUR NATIONWIDE
146.5400 DOWNTOWN ATLANTA AND EAST POINT, GA POPULAR "HAM" SIMPLEX FREQUENCY
146.6250 WA4UPE AMATEUR UNION CITY
146.6400 W4FWD AMATEUR CAROLLTON
146.6550 BIG SHANTY RG AMATEUR MARIETTA *HOME OF KC4KCN!*
146.6600 MACON AMATEUR 12/88
146.6700 GAINESVILLE AMATEUR
146.7300 COBB RADIO CLUB (PACKET) AMATEUR
146.7300 SYLVESTER, GEORGIA AMATEUR SYLVESTER
146.7300 WESTLAN PACKET AMATEUR MARIETTA
146.7750 NORTH GA RA AMATEUR MARIETTA GA COBB
146.7900 MOULTRIE, GEORGIA AMATEUR MOULTRIE
146.8050 AMATEUR REPEATER AMATEUR 12/88
146.8200 ALBANY, GEORGIA AMATEUR ALBANY
146.8200 ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (LENOX) AMATEUR ATLANTA GA FULTON 12/88
146.8200 LENOX SQUARE (ARC) AMATEUR 12/88
146.8500 K4DVJ AMATEUR DALLAS
146.8500 WARNER ROBINS AMATEUR
146.8800 KENNEHOOCHEE ARC AMATEUR MARIETTA GA COBB 11/88
146.8800 SYLVA, NORTH CAROLINA AMATEUR SYLVA NC 12/88
146.9250 WA4ASI AMATUR REPEATER DROPS OUT ABRUPTLY
146.9400 ROME, GEORGIA AMATEUR ROME
146.9700 MABLETON, GEORGIA AMATEUR MABLETON
146.9700 N4OD AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.0000 WA4NNO AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.0300 ATLANTA AIRPORT RADIO ASSOCIAT AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.0600 N4CLA AMATEUR ROSWELL
147.0750 GWINNETT ARS AMATEUR LAWRENCEVILLE
147.1050 GRANT PARK SIGNAL CORPS RTTY AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.1200 AMATEUR REPEATER - CEDARTOWN W4CMA
147.1500 SAWNEE MOUNTAIN RG AMATEUR CUMMING GA FORSYTH 12/88
147.1800 CORNELIA/BALDWIN AMATEUR
147.1950 K4SMX DX GROUP AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.2100 KE4SG AMATEUR CONYERS
147.2400 FRANKLIN N.C. AMATEUR
147.2550 MATS AMATEUR ATLANTA
147.2700 AMATEUR REPEATER - BUFORD WD4JXR - GWINNETT ARC
147.2850 GA POWER ARS AMATEUR ATLANTA GA FULTON
147.3000 ROME, GA AMATEUR REPEATER K4HNM
147.3450 N4NEQ BIG SHANTY REPEATER GROUP (WITH 10/220/440M REMOTE BASE)+
147.3600 DCARA AMATEUR DOUGLASVILLE
148.1500 NATIONWIDE CIVIL AIR PATROL PRIMARY (OUTPUT)
148.3000 MARINE CORPS SUPPLY CENTER MILITARY ALBANY
148.4000 RECRUITING NAVY NATIONWIDE
148.5150 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE AIR FORCE MACON
148.8300 BASE SECURITY NAVY NATIONWIDE
149.1750 SECURITY ARMY NATIONWIDE
149.3500 BUGS & BODY MICROPHONES FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
149.4750 DOBBINS AFB SECURITY POLICE ALSO NAVY CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
149.5650 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FEDERAL GO NATIONWIDE
149.7500 FORT MCPHERSON FIRE DISPATCH
149.9100 CIVIL EMERGENCIES ARMY NATIONWIDE
149.9250 NATIONWIDE CIVIL AIR PATROL
149.9780 NAVSAT NAVIGATION SATELLITE SATELLITE SATELLITE
149.9820 TRANSIT NAVIGATION SATELLITE SATELLITE SATELLITE
149.9880 NATIONWIDE NAVY TRANSIT NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITE
150.0000 SOVIET SATELLITE TELEMETRY
150.0900 MARS AIR FORCE GA COBB
150.6250 NATIONWIDE ARMY MARS
150.7250 FORT STEWART FIRE COLUMBUS
150.8600 BUSINESS NORTHSIDE WRECKER SERVICE ATLANTA
150.8600 BUSINESS HENSON WRECKER SERVICE MABLETON
150.9200 TOW TRUCKS
150.9500 TOW TRUCKS
151.0850 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SURVEY AND MATERIAL TESTING
151.1000 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SURVEY AND CONSTRUCTION
151.1300 MARIETTA GA STATE OF GEORGIA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION.
151.1300 NEWNAN,GA COWETA COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT
151.1450 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE NET DISTRICT
OFFICES TO COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
151.2050 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION STATE ADMINISTRATIVE NET HEADQUARTERS TO
DISTRICT OFFICES AND NURSERIES
151.6250 ATLANTA PERIMETER MALL
151.6250 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE-ITENERANT FREQ-
151.6550 HAPPY HOLLOW CENTER SECURITY
151.6850 ATLANTA HILTON HOTEL SECURITY
151.8950 ATLANTA PERIMETER CENTER
151.9750 CABLE TV BUSINESS
152.0100 PAGING SMYRNA HOSPITAL
152.2700 ATLANTA CASCADE CAB CO
152.2700 ATLANTA RAPID TAXI CO
152.2700 SMYRNA AAA CAB CO
152.3300 ATLANTA MILLION DOLLAR CAB CO
152.3450 UNKNOWN BEN HILL CAB CO
152.3600 ATLANTA BUCKHEAD SAFETY CAB
152.3900 COLLEGE PARK COLLEGE PARK CAB INC
152.4050 ATLANTA AMERICAN CAB CO
152.4200 ATLANTA CITY WIDE CAB CO
152.4200 MARIETTA GEM CITY CAB CO
152.4500 ATLANTA QUICKER CAB CO
152.4800 PAGING, TONE & VOICE MTS CH. JJ C-PAGING P 4
152.5100 MOBILE PHONE - IMTS MTS CH. JL C-MOBILE ATLANTA,
152.5120 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JL MOBILE PHO
152.5700 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JP MOBILE PHO
152.6000 ALANTA SOUTHERN BELL
152.7200 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL YS MOBILE PHO
152.7800 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JK MOBILE PHO
152.8100 MOBILE PHONE (IMTS) CHANNEL JR MOBILE PHO
152.8400 ATLANTA BELLSOUTH PAGING DIGITAL MOSTLY, SOME VOICE
153.6050 GEORGIA POWER MAY BE SMYRNA-BASED
153.6500 MARIETTA BOARD OF LIGHTS AND WATER MARIETTA,GA.
153.7100 WALTON COUNTY WALTON EMC
153.7400 GEORGIA STATE PRISION SYSTEM
153.7850 AIR GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG AIRPORT LOCAL GOVERNMENT GREER
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG AIRPORT GREER SC GREENVILLE
153.7850 LOCAL GOVE MACON COUNTY OF
153.8300 ATLANTA FIREGROUND LOW-POWER
153.8450 LOCAL GOVE PICKENS CITY OF PICKENS SC PICKENS
153.8600 PEACHTREE CITY OF POLICE PEACHTREE
153.8900 ATLANTA FIRE LOW POWER TO REPEATER
153.9200 LOCAL GOVE PUTNAM COUNTY OF
153.9500 ATLANTA FIRE LOW POWER
153.9650 GWINNETT COUNTY OF PAGERS:HAD EMERG TRA COUNTY GOV
153.9950 FULTON COUNTY G-GOV'T ATLANTA, GA (WATER/SEWER ?)
154.0100 FORSYTH COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0100 GREENSBORO FIRE DISPATCH
154.0100 UPSON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0250 UNIV OF GEORGIA UGA OPERATIONS
154.0700 MORROW FIRE DISPATCH
154.0850 GARDEN CITY FIRE DISPATCH
154.0850 GARDEN CITY POLICE DISPATCH
154.0950 GEORGIA TELECOM BUSINESS
154.1150 CARROLTON CITY OF POLICE CARROLTON
154.1150 MACON CITY OF LOCAL GOVE MACON
154.1300 EAST POINT FIRE DISPATCH
154.1450 CARROL COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.1450 GWINNETT COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.1450 SNELLVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
154.1600 SMYRNA FIRE DISPATCH
154.1600 TIFT COUNTY CIVIL DEFENCE
154.1900 ATLANTA FIRE DISPATCH CHANNEL F-1
154.2050 COWETA COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.2200 MONROE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.2350 FULTON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH (INPUT) SIMULCAST FROM 800 MHZ
154.2350 PEACHTREE CITY PEACHTREE CITY FIRE DEPT.
154.2350 PEACHTREE CITY PEACHTREE CITY FIRE
154.2650 COLLEGE PARK FIRE DISPATCH
154.2650 GEORGIA STATE FIRE INTERSYSTEM
154.2800 ATLANTA CITY OF FIRE ATLANTA
154.2800 COMMERCE CITY OF FIRE COMMERCE
154.2800 GAINESVILLE CITY OF FIRE GAINESVILLE
154.2800 GWINNETT COUNTY OF COMM AND PAGERS FIRE
154.2800 HALL COUNTY OF FIRE
154.2800 JACKSON COUNTY OF FIRE
154.2800 ROME CITY OF FIRE ROME
154.2800 SNELLVILLE CITY OF FIRE SNELLVILLE
154.2800 STATE FIRE MUTUAL AID CHANNEL (STATE WIDE)
154.2950 UNION COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.2950 UNION CITY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3100 DALLAS FIRE
154.3100 GRIFFIN FIRE DISPATCH
154.3100 GWINNETT COUNTY FIREGROUND CHANNEL-2
154.3100 NORCROSS FIRE DISPATCH
154.3100 PAULDING CO. FIRE DEPT.
154.3250 DOOLY COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3250 FULTON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH SIMULCAST FROM 800 MHZ
154.3250 RED OAK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
154.3400 HALL COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3400 TROUP COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3550 HAPEVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 ALPHARETTA FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 COLUMBUS FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 HENRY COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
154.3700 STOCKBRIDGE FIRE DISPATCH
154.3750 COLLEGE PARK COLLEGE PARK ELECTRIC
154.3850 CARTERSVILLE FIRE DISPATCH
154.3850 SPAULDING CO FIRE DISPATCH
154.4000 FOREST PARK FIRE DISPATCH
154.4150 BETHLEHAM FIRE DISPATCH
154.4150 CEDARTOWN FIRE DISPATCH
154.4150 LAGRANGE FIRE DISPATCH
154.4300 MARIETTA FIRE DISPATCH
154.4300 MCDONOUGH FIRE DISPATCH
154.4450 ATLANTA FIRE TAC-2
154.4450 LEXINGTON FIRE DISPATCH
154.4870 DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF POLICE
154.5400 PEACHTREE GOLF CLUB MISCELLANE
154.5700 MCDONALDS (35.020 INPUT) ALSO HARDEE'S
154.5700 NATIONWIDE DEL TACO ORDERTAKERS
154.5700 TURNER BROADCASTING CORP NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
154.6000 ATLANTA ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY
154.6000 NATIONWIDE MCDONALD'S FRANCHISES
154.6000 NORCROSS ELMSIDE VILLAGE APARTMENT MAINTENANCE (POSSIBLY ALL BALCOUR
PROPERTIES)
154.6000 NORCROSS WESTCHASE VILLAGE APARTMENT MAINTENANCE (POSSIBLY ALL
BALCOUR PROPERTIES)
154.6500 SPAULDING CO SHERIFF
154.6800 GEORGIA STATE PATROL BASE TO CARS AND CAR TO CAR NETWORK ALSO USED
BY GBI.
154.6800 GEORGIA STATE PATROL CAR TO BASE AND CAR TO CAR NETWORK ALSO USED BY
GBI
154.7100 LAKE POLICE DISPATCH
154.7250 CARROLTON STATE PATROL CARROLTON
154.7250 COBB COUNTY POLICE H/T REPEATER IN VEHICLE 89-07
154.7250 HALL COUNTY NEW (03/20/90) HALL COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 BALLGROUND POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 CHEROKEE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 JASPER POLICE DISPATCH
154.7400 PICKENS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7550 COBB COUNTY DEPT OF CORRECTIONS
154.7550 COBB COUNTY ADULT DETENTION FACILITY MARIETTA GA
154.7550 HENRY COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.7700 POLICE EAST POINT CITY OF EAST POINT
154.7850 POLICE FORSYTH COUNTY OF
154.7900 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN PARK POLICE DISPATCH
154.8000 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OPERATIONS LOW POWER
154.8150 GEORGIA GEORGIA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
154.8250 DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF MOVED TO 800 MHZ?
154.8300 ATHENS POLICE DISPATCH OLD FREQUENCY 155.5200
154.8450 DEKALB COUNTY OF SHERIFF POLICE
154.8450 SUMMERVILLE CITY OF POLICE SUMMERVILLE
154.8600 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT MCS F-6
154.8600 MOLENA POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 PIKE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 THOMASTON POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 UNIV OF GEORGIA POLICE DISPATCH
154.8600 ZEBULON POLICE DISPATCH
154.8750 MARIETTA CITY OF POLICE MARIETTA
154.8950 GA LAW ENFORCEMENT NETWORK PAIRED WITH 154.800 POLICE GA
154.9050 CLAYTON COUNTY SHERRIFF CH.4 CAR-CAR
154.9050 COBB COUNTY SHERRIF F-4
154.9050 GEORGIA STATE SHERIFF NETWORK BASE TO CAR AND CAR TO CAR
154.9050 RABUN COUNTY MOUNTAIN PATROL LAKE BURTON
154.9350 ATLANTA CITY OF POLICE ATLANTA GA FULTON 11/88
154.9350 COMMERCE TOWN OF POLICE COMMERCE
154.9350 DULUTH CITY OF POLICE DULUTH GA GWINNETT 11/88
154.9350 FLOWERY BRANCH CITY OF POLICE FLOWERY BRAN
154.9350 GA LAW ENFORCEMENT NETWORK NET-CAR & CAR-BASE POLICE GA
154.9350 GEORGIA STATE OF POLICE GAINESVILLE
154.9350 GEORGIA STATE OF POLICE ROME
154.9350 GWINNETT COUNTY OF POLICE GA GWINNETT 11/88
154.9350 JACKSON COUNTY OF POLICE
154.9350 JEFFERSON CITY OF POLICE JEFFERSON
154.9500 GWINNETT COUNTY OF POLICE
154.9950 RIVERDALE POLICE DISPATCH
155.0100 ADAIRSVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.0100 CALHOUN POLICE DISPATCH
155.0100 GORDON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.0250 GEORGIA STATE OF STATE GOVE GAINESVILLE
155.0400 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF CHANNEL-1
155.0550 ATLANTA GEORGIA BUILDING AUTHORITY STATE BUILDING SECURITY
155.0700 NORCROSS POLICE DISPATCH
155.0800 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES G+F WALKIE TALKIES LOW POWER
155.0850 CANTON POLICE DISPATCH
155.0850 LAKE CITY POLICE DISPATCH
155.1000 DALLAS RESEARCH
155.1150 COLUMBUS COLUMBUS CONSOLIDATED GOV.
155.1300 BOWDEN POLICE DISPATCH
155.1300 CARROLTON POLICE DISPATCH
155.1450 LOCAL GOVE AMERICUS HOUSING AUTHORITY AMERICUS
155.1600 ATLANTA LIFE-LINE HELICOPTER GA. BAPTIST HOSP.
155.1750 ATLANTA GRADY HOSPITAL IN-HOUSE PAGE
155.1750 KENNASAW KENNESTONE HOSPITAL
155.1750 TROUP COUNTY EMS
155.1900 GEORGIA STATE PATROL RELAY
155.2050 METRO AMBULANCE EMERGENCY MARIETTA
155.2050 THOMASVILLE SOUTHWESTERN HOSPI EMERGENCY THOMASVILLE
155.2200 EASLEY RESCUE SQUAD EMERGENCY EASLEY SC PICKENS
155.2350 FULTON COUNTY LIFE-FLIGHT DISPATCH
155.2500 BANKS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 CUMMING POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 FLOWERY BRANCH POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 GAINESVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 HALL COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.2500 PUTNAM COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.2650 ATLANTA ATLANTA RETARDATION CENTER
155.2650 ROCKDALE COUNTY EMS
155.2650 SMYRNA,GA WINKENHOFFER MC CURDY AMBULANCE SERVICE
155.2800 ATLANTA CITY OF AIRPORT EMERGENCY EMERGENCY ATLANTA
155.2800 GBI CAR-TO-CAR POLICE
155.2950 EMS JACKSON COUNTY EMERGENCY
155.2950 METRO AMBULANCE EMERGENCY LAWRENCEVILL
155.3250 EAST POINT FULTON COUNTY EMS
155.3400 GEORGIA HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO SYSTEM
155.3400 ROME REDMONT PARK HOSPITAL
155.3550 COBB GENERAL HOSPITAL SECURITY AND MAINT.
155.3550 EMERGENCY GRIFFIN-SPALDING COUNTY HOSPIT GRIFFIN
155.3700 GEORGIA INTERCITY LAW ENFORCEMENT MUTUAL AID
155.3850 FAYETTE COUNTY EMS
155.3850 SPAULDING CNTY EMS
155.4000 EAST POINT SOUTH FULTON HOSPITAL SECURITY
155.4150 FULTON COUNTY SHERIFF MOVED TO 800 MHZ?
155.4300 BARROW COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 JASPER COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 JEFFERSON POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 MERIWETHER POLICE DISPATCH
155.4300 STATHAM POLICE DISPATCH
155.4750 CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE CH. 4 CAR-CAR
155.4750 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT CHANNEL 5 CAR TO CAR
155.4750 COBB COUNTY GA COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT CAR TO CAR CH 5
155.4750 NATIONWIDE LAW ENFORCEMENT NATIONAL EMERGENCY CHANNEL
155.4900 HOGANVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.4900 TROUP COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.4900 WEST POINT POLICE DISPATCH
155.5050 GEORGIA GEORGIA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION MAIN SURVEILANCE FREQUENCY
155.5200 DALLAS POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 DOUGLAS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 HARALSON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 PAULDING COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5200 POLK COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5350 LAWRENCEVILLE CITY OF POLICE LAWRENCEVILL
155.5500 ROCKDALE COUNTY SHERIFF
155.5650 COWETA COUNTY SHERIFF
155.5650 HEARD COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5650 NEWNAM POLICE DISPATCH
155.5650 SENOIA POLICE DISPATCH
155.5800 GEORGIA TECH POLICE & SOUTHERN TECH KNBJ583 90-04
155.5800 GEORGIA TECH POLICE DISPATCH
155.5800 SOUTHERN TECH POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 BUTTS COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 HABERSHAM CNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 HAMPTON POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 JACKSON POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 JACKSON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 LAMAR COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 LUMPKIN COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 PEACHTREE CITY POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 TYRONE POLICE DISPATCH
155.5950 WHITE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6100 HALL COUNTY OF SHERRIF (INPUT FR 159.15) GA HALL
155.6250 ATLANTA CITY JAIL
155.6250 GILMER COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 LOGANVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 MONROE POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 MORGAN COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 NEWTON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6400 WALTON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6550 FORSYTH COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6700 FOREST PARK POLICE DISPATCH
155.6700 MONROE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 CLARKE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 OCONEE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 OLGETHORPE CNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.6850 WATKINSVILLE SHERIFF
155.7000 ATLANTA ATLANTA DETECTIVES PRIMARY
155.7150 CONYERS POLICE DISPATCH
155.7150 GORDON COUNTY SHERIFF
155.7250 CARROL COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.7300 AUBURN POLICE DISPATCH
155.7300 GRIFFIN POLICE DISPATCH
155.7400 JEFFERSON CITY OF LOCAL GOVE JEFFERSON
155.7450 LOCAL GOVE MORGAN COUNTY OF
155.7450 LOCAL GOVE NEWNAN CITY OF NEWNAN
155.7450 LOCAL GOVE CALHOUN COUNTY OF
155.7450 SECURITY COLLEGE PARK COLLEGE PARK
155.7600 CLAYTON CO. POLICE CH. 7 NARCOTICS
155.7600 LAGRANGE POLICE DISPATCH
155.7750 MORROW POLICE DISPATCH
155.7750 MONROE FIRE DISPATCH
155.7900 AUSTELL POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 COBB COUNTY COUNTY/CITY INTERSYSTEM
155.7900 GREEN COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 KENNESAW POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 POWDER SPRINGS POLICE DISPATCH
155.7900 UNION POINT POLICE DISPATCH
155.8050 AUSTELL UTILITIES AND ADMINISTRATION
155.8200 COLUMBUS CITY OF SHERIFF POLICE COLUMBUS
155.8500 CITY OF ATLANTA POLICE DEPT SIMPLEX PORTABLES
155.8650 COBB COUNTY MARIETTA-COBB HOUSING AUTHORITY
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE GREENSBORO CITY OF GREENSBORO
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE ADEL CITY OF ADEL
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE COLLEGE PARK CITY OF COLLEGE PARK
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE AMERICUS CITY OF AMERICUS
155.8800 LOCAL GOVE BALDWIN COUNTY OF
155.8950 LOCAL GOVE CENTERVILLE CITY OF CENTERVILLE
155.8950 LOCAL GOVE POLK COUNTY OF
155.9100 ATLANTA GEORGIA STATE PATROL ATLANTA METRO AREA
155.9250 ACWORTH POLICE DISPATCH
155.9400 PERRY COUNTY OF POLICE
155.9550 LOCAL GOVE DECATUR CITY OF CH 1 POLICE DECATUR
155.9550 LOCAL GOVE MONROE CITY OF MONROE
155.9700 LOCUST GROVE POLICE DISPATCH
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE TIFTON CITY OF TIFTON
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE TIFT COUNTY OF
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE CALHOUN CITY OF CALHOUN
156.0000 LOCAL GOVE FOREST PARK CITY OF FOREST PARK
156.0300 COBB COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT.
156.0300 COLOMBUS CITY OF POLICE COLOMBUS
156.0900 FULTON COUNTY SHERIFF CONTROL AND MOBILE
156.1350 POLICE WALTON COUNTY OF
156.1500 SMYRNA POLICE DISPATCH INPUT 155.3100
156.1650 DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF
156.1650 DOUGLASVILLE GA DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT
156.2100 ATLANTA POLICE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
156.2400 CITY OF WOODSTOCK,GA POLICE
156.4000 CHANNEL 08 SHIP TO SHIP MARINE
156.4500 ATLANTA DETECTIVES ALTERNATE
156.8000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD DISTRESS
156.9300 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES WALKIE TALKIE
157.0750 CHANNEL 81 OIL SPILL CLEANUP MARINE
157.1000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD INFORMATION
157.1250 NATIONWIDE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
157.1750 CHANNEL 83 COAST GUARD AUXILIAR MARINE
157.1750 COAST GAURD AUXILIARY COAST GAUR NATIONWIDE
157.3500 PHONE MARINE
157.4500 ATLANTA GRADY HOSPITAL
157.7400 PAGING (COULD BE A FALSE IMAGE)
158.1000 PAGING, TONE MTS PAGING C-PAGING P 4
158.1450 COWETA-FAYETTE EMC
158.2500 EAST POINT EAST POINT UTILITIES
158.3100 LOCKHEED TRANSPORTATION DEPT. MARIETTA
158.4000 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF FIRE/EMERG:TACTICAL FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
158.7000 PAGING, TONE RCC PAGING C-PAGING P 4
158.7300 CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE CH. 1
158.7300 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-3 CAR TO CAR
158.7450 LITHONIA POLICE DISPATCH
158.7750 FULTON COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH ALSO 800 MHZ
158.7900 POLICE TROUP COUNTY OF
158.8050 ATLANTA WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
158.8200 FULTON COUNTY G-GOV'T ATLANTA, GA MULTIPLE USERS ? 4
158.8500 HAPEVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
158.8650 CARROL COUNTY COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY
158.8800 CITY OF MARIETTA GA STREET DEPT.
158.8800 MARIETTA WATER AND SEWER
158.8950 CLAYTON COUNTY SHERIFF CH. 2
158.9000 COBB COUNTY POLICE
158.9100 FAIRBURN POLICE DISPATCH
158.9250 GEORGIA STATE OF STATE GOVE ROME
158.9400 ATLANTA ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
158.9400 CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE DUI TASK FORCE CH. 3 TRAFFIC UNITS
158.9550 EASLEY CITY OF LOCAL GOVE EASLEY SC PICKENS
158.9550 THOMASVILLE CITY OF POLICE THOMASVILLE
159.0900 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-1 DETECTIVES
159.0900 MARIETTA POLICE DISPATCH
159.1000 ATLANTA POLICE
159.1500 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-4 SPECIAL OPS
159.1500 GAINESVILLE HALL COUNTY P.D./SHERIFF DISPATCH
159.2100 COLUMBUS POLICE CHANNEL-2 DISPATCH
159.2100 EAST POINT POLICE DISPATCH
159.2400 STATEWIDE FORESTRY RPTR OUTPUT DISTRICT 3,9,11
159.2550 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET GROUND MOBILES TO BASE
STATIONS
159.2850 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET AIRCRAFT TO BASE
STATIONS
159.3600 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET OPERATIONS/LOOKOUT
TOWERS
159.3900 GEORGIA FORESTRY COMMISSION FIRE CONTROL NET BASES TO GROUND &
AIRCRAFT MOBILES
159.4950 ATLANTA BRINKS SECURITY
160.2300 SEABOARD COAST LINE PULLDOWN T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA HOWELLS YARD P
2
160.2450 SOUTHERN RAILWAY PBX RAILROAD
160.2750 SOUTHERN RAILROAD PBX REPEATER RAILROAD
160.2900 SEABOARD RAILROAD YARD AND ROAD RAILROAD
160.3050 L & N (SBD) SIGNAL DEPT. T-RAILRD SIGNAL DEPT & RADIO SHOP I 2
160.3200 CSX DISPATCHER (CHANNEL 2)
160.3650 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD & CAR INSPECTRS RAILROAD
160.3800 NORFOLK SOUTHERN DISPATCHER
160.4550 RAILROAD - ATLANTA YARD
160.4700 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA INMAN YARD P 2
160.5150 NORFOLK SOUTHERN PIGGYBACK
160.6050 NRHS - ATLANTA CHAP EXCURSION SERV. T-RAILRD ATLANTA,
160.7550 NORFOLK SOUTHERN HUMP
160.7700 SEABOARD COAST LINE HUMP (YARD ?) T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA HOWELLS
YAR
160.8000 CONRAIL/AMTRAK RAILROAD GENERAL OPERATING FREQUENCY
160.8150 RAILROAD - MAINTENANCE (ATLANTA)
160.8300 SOUTHERN RAILWAY DISPATCHER RAILROAD
160.8600 CSX HUMP
160.8750 SOUTHERN RAILWAY HUMP T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA INMAN YARD P 3
160.8900 CSX CHANNEL Y1
160.9500 ATLANTA SEABOARD RAIL SYSTEM
160.9800 CSX PBX
161.0100 L & N (SBD) CAR DEPT. T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA TILFORD YARD P 2
161.1150 SOUTHERN RAILWAY E-O-T MONITOR T-RAILRD END-OF-TRAIN TELEMETRY
(DTMF TONES) P 3
161.1300 B N RAILROAD SYSTEM WIDE PBX
161.1600 B N RAILROAD MAIN OPERATING FREQUENCY
161.1900 I C G RAILROAD MAIN OPERATING FREQUENCY
161.2050 RAILROAD SECURITY - SHARED
161.2500 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD-HUMP RAILROAD
161.2650 SEABOARD COAST LINE PBX T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA USED BY RR POLICE I
2
161.2800 NORFOLK SOUTHERN POLICE
161.3700 C S X RAILROAD
161.3850 ATL & W. POINT (L&N) RIGHT OF WAY T-RAILRD ? 2
161.4300 GEORGIA RR (SBD) CH 2 YARD T-RAILRD (OLD AWP CH 2 YARD) ? 1
161.4750 SOUTHERN RAILWAY RMT CNTRL LOCOS T-RAILRD EASTBOUND (DIGITAL
TONE BURSTS) ? 3
161.4900 SOUTHERN RAILWAY YARD RAILROAD
161.5050 SOUTHERN RAILWAY WRECKER T-RAILRD ? 2
161.5200 C S X RAILROAD SECONDARY FREQUENCY
161.5350 SOUTHERN RAILWAY SIGNAL DEPT. T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA MOBILE (CH
3 ?)
161.5650 NORFOLK SOUTHERN SPECIAL EVENTS
161.6100 L & N (SBD) HUMP T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA TILFORD YARD (NOT AN AAR
CHANNEL) I 2
161.6400 ATLANTA WGST TRAFFIC COPTER
161.6700 WGST-AM REPORTERS [F1] M-MEDIA ATLANTA,
161.7000 GAINESVILLE WFOX FM
161.7300 WZGC-FM TRAFFIC COPTER M-MEDIA ATLANTA,
161.7600 WGGA-AM TRAFFIC REPORTS M-MEDIA GAINESVILLE,GA I 2
162.2750 FULTON COUNTY FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FULTON COUNTY AIRPORT
162.3750 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE NAVY
162.6875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL YANKEE AF-1 PPL DOWNLINK
162.8500 NATIONWIDE WHITE HOUSE STAFF
163.1000 ATLANTA FEDERAL GOV. USED DURING '88 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
163.2000 NATIONWIDE US MARSHAL CHANNEL-1 REPEATS 163.81
163.2750 NATIONWIDE NOAA
163.4000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD HELICOPTERS
163.4100 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD INTELLEGENCE
163.4250 NATIONWIDE CORPS OF ENGINEERS PRIMARY
163.4375 NATIONWIDE CORPS OF ENGINEERS SECONDARY
163.4875 DOBBINS AFB SECURITY
163.5000 DOBBINS AFB DOBBINS SECURITY
163.5125 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE SECURITY
163.5600 FORT GILLEM RESEARCH
163.5625 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
163.6250 ATLANTA IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE ATL. PRIMARY USING
DVP
163.8100 NATIONWIDE US MARSHAL
163.8650 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL-5
164.1000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL VICTOR VIP PROTECTION
164.3000 AIR-GROUND COAST GUARD
164.4000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL PAPA INPUT TO MIKE;VIP PROTECTION
164.4500 NATIONWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PRIMARY
164.4750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE SECURITY
164.6000 ATLANTA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ACTIVE
164.6000 NATIONWIDE US MARSHAL CHANNEL-2
164.6500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL TANGO SECURITY DETAILS;ALTERNATE
COMMAND POST ACTIVE
164.6500 SECRET SERVICE PRES. PROTECTION SECURITY - REAGAN VISIT 90-02
164.6700 ATLANTA WGST REPORTERS
164.7000 STATE DEPT
164.8250 GEORGIA CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL FOREST BACKUP
164.8250 GEORGIA OCONEE NATIONAL FOREST
164.8875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE WHCA;MOTORCAD;VIP PROTECTION
164.8875 SECRET SERVICE PRES. LIMO & EXECUTIVE FAMILY 90-04
165.0000 SOVIET MANNED SPACE PROGRAM
165.0350 FORT MCPHERSON MAINTANANCE
165.0375 FORT GILLEM RAIL OPERATIONS 89-09
165.0600 DOBBINS AFB LOCKHEED SECURITY
165.0625 FORT MCPHERSON POLICE DISPATCH
165.0825 FORT GILLEM FIRE DISPATCH
165.0850 FORT GILLEM MILITARY POLICE
165.0875 FORT GILLEM MILITARY POLICE (SUPPORTS FT. MAC ?) 90-04
165.1125 DOBBINS AFB FLIGHT CONTROL TO VEHICLE
165.1125 DOBBINS AFB GROUND CONTROL RAMP VEHICLES, TOWER,ETC 90-04
165.1600 DOBBINS AFB MAINTANANCE
165.1625 DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE NATL GUARD "DAPPER DAN"
165.1750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFTEY BOARD CRASH
165.1875 FORT MCPHERSON MILITARY POLICE ALTERNATE
165.2125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL MIKE PAPA REPEATER;FIELD OFFICES
165.2375 NATIONWIDE CUSTOMS PRIMARY REPEATS 166.4375
165.2625 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFTEY BOARD SECONDARY
165.2875 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM PRIMARY FREQUENCY
REPEATS 166.5350
165.3100 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD INTELLIGENCE
165.3750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL CHARLIE PRIMARY NATIONWIDE
REPEATER COMMAND FIELD
165.3750 SECRET SERVICE PRIMARY / C.P. COMMAND POST IN ATLANTA 90-02
165.3875 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND STATE DEPT FREQS
165.4625 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM PRIMARY
165.4875 LOVEJOY FISH AND WILDLIFE SREVICE TELEMETERING STATION
165.7500 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY BOARD CRASH
165.7625 ATLANTA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION HARTSFIELD AIRPORT LOW LEVEL
WIND SHEAR SYSTEM
165.7875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL BAKER SECURITY DETAILS;HELICOPTER
COOP;FIELD OFFICES
165.7875 SECRET SERVICE PRES./VIP ESCORT 90-04
165.8250 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY MOBILE UNITS
165.9500 NATIONWIDE TREASURY CHANNEL-2 SURVEILLANCE
166.0000 NATIONWIDE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE INVESTIGATERS
166.1750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY BOARD PRIMARY
FREQUENCY CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
166.2125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL HOTEL VIP PROTECTION;FIELD OFFICES
INPUT TO 165.085
166.3000 GEORGIA CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NATIONAL PARK
166.4000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ROMEO INPUT TO BAKER;COMMON
REPEATER INPUT
166.4000 SECRET SERVICE COUNTERFEIT DIV. SECURITY - REAGAN VISIT 90-02
166.4050 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL GULF INPUT TO CHARLIE
166.4625 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL X-RAY TREASURY COMMON
166.5000 ATLANTA VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
166.5125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ALPHA SECURITY DETAILS;VIP ESCORTS
166.5125 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE WHCA SECURITYDETAILS;ALTERNATE COMMAND
POST
166.5375 NATIONWIDE BUREAU OF ALCOHOL TOBACOO AND FIREARM CHANNEL-2
166.6750 NATIONWIDE INFEC AIR TAC-WATKINSVILLE
166.7000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL QUEBEC WHCA STAFF RADIOS
166.9000 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE KENNESAW MOUNTAIN KENNESAW GA
167.0250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL WHISKEY WHCA PAGERS
167.0500 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISION PRIMARY
167.1750 BLUE RIDGE NATIONAL PARKWAY
167.3425 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS BUGGING
167.4250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL-2 ACTIVE INPUT
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SURVEILANCE REPEATS 414.0000 PHONE PATCHS
SURVEILANCE CAR TO CAR
167.6625 NATIONAWIDE ORG. CRIME DRUG ENF. TASK FORCE FBI,DEA,ATF
167.6750 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS CHANNEL-3 SURVIELANCE
167.7850 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS INPUT 163.9350
167.8050 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS GUARD TONE
167.8250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL KILO WHS WHITE HOUSE STAFF
168.3250 CDC ENGINEERING SERVICES PAGER & OPERATIONS
168.5500 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT FIRE/EMERGENCY/CALLING
168.6250 NATIONWIDE INFEC NATIONAL AIR DISPATCH
168.7500 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 AIR
168.7750 NATIONWIDE FOREST SERVICE REGION-8 EMERGENCY CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL
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168.7875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL LIMA WHS-DES
169.0500 STATE DEPT
169.1500 INEFC AIR TACTICAL
169.3000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
169.6125 STATE DEPT
169.6150 STATE DEPT
169.6250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ABLE
169.7100 STATE DEPT
169.9250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL DELTA SECURITY DETAILS SOMETIMES
REPEATS ON NOVEMBER
170.0000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL JULIET PAGERS ESPECIALLY CAMP
DAVID
170.1000 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING MAINTENANCE BRUNSWICK GA
170.6500 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS CHANNEL-3 EMERGENCY
170.8750 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS CHANNEL-1 PRIMARY
170.9250 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL PRISONS CHANNEL-2 RIOT CONTROL
171.2375 ATLANTA, GA. CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL SECURITY
171.2375 HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES DEPT ATLANTA
171.2875 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ZULU AF-1 PPL UPLINK
171.3875 ENGRAVING & PRINTING BUREAU
171.4750 NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST
171.5250 USDA SAVANNAH GA
171.7750 MARIETTA KENNESAW MTN PARK POLICE
171.7750 NATIONWIDE NATIONAL MONUMENTS PARK SERVICE
172.2750 GEORGIA STATE FORESTRY NET
172.4750 KENNESAW MOUNT. KENNESAW MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK
172.5000 BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATIO EMERGENCIES
172.5250 BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATIO OPERATIONS
172.5250 CUMBERLAND ISLAND NATIONAL SEA
173.0250 NATIONWIDE NOAA WEATHER SERVICE
173.1500 DOBBINS AFB DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
173.1750 NASA/KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FIRE & RESCUE FIRE
173.2250 LAWRENCEVILLE NEWS CO.
173.2750 ATLANTA ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS INC.
173.3250 MARIETTA TIMES JOURNAL INC.
173.3750 ATLANTA JOURNAL
173.3750 ATLANTA JOURNAL & CONSTITUTION NEWS MEDIA
173.5625 NASA/KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FIRE & CRASH FIRE
173.5625 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE MEDICAL NET EMERGENCY MACON
173.5875 DOBBINS AFB FIRE AND CRASH
173.5900 TELEPHONE INSTALLATION/SERVICE UTILITIES
173.7200 TELEPHONE UTILITIES
173.8625 EPA MOBILES
173.9750 FEDERAL GO COMMERCE DEPT OF NATIONWIDE
173.9875 FEDERAL GO ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS NATIONWIDE
203.7500 WXIA TV CH 11 AUDIO 198-204 MHZ
223.9400 WB4UPC (-1.6MHZ) KENNESAW
224.0000 - WB4JEH CONYERS WB4JEH
224.1200 - WB4UPC (-1.6MHZ) KENNESAW
224.3400 - W4DOC ATLANTA ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (LENOX)
224.5000 - N4KSM CANTON N4KSM
224.5200 N4KSM AMATUR REPEATER
224.5600 - W4DOC CHESTNUT MTN. ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (WFOX)
224.6200 - W4ZTL ATLANTA MATPARC
224.7600 - W4BOC STONE MTN.
224.8200 KK4C (-1.6406.1750 BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
224.9400 WB4UPC AMATUR REPEATER
224.9800 SAWNEE MTN. RG AMATUR REPEATER W/ AUTO PATCH
225.3000 DUKE FIELD, FL AFRES OPS, SPECTRE AC-130 GUNSHIPS OPERATIONS FREQ.
227.8000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIR "CRUMPET"
228.3000 DEKALB COUNTY DEKALB P'TREE AIRPORT TOWER MILITARY FREQUENCY
228.8000 NATIONWIDE NORAD FREQ. "OAK GROVE" IN SE.
229.6000 US ARMY CONTROL TOWERS N
233.7000 DOBBINS AFB, GA VR-46 OPS. NAVY C-9 TRANSPORTS
234.5000 DOBBINS AFB 700 TAS AIR-TO-AIR. C-130
236.5000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE
236.6000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE AIR TO TOWER
236.7000 NORTH GEORGIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HIGH ALTITUDE NORTH GEORGIA
237.9000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE
238.7000 NATIONWIDE NORAD F-1 AIR TO AIR
238.9000 MCDILL FIELD (FLA) REFUELING FREQ N
239.9000 DOBBINS AFB, GA PEACH OPS 116 TFW OPERATIONS FREQ. (F-15'S).ALSO
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241.0000 NATIONWIDE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AERO EMERGENCY
242.4000 DOBBINS AFB, GA AIR TO AIR, UNIFORM FREQ, OV-1 MOHAWKS, NAT. GUARD
242.8000 BARKSDALE AFB, LA CH 1 MAIN RADIO, A-10S BASED AT BARKSDALE AFB
243.0000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIR DISTRESS
249.5500 USAF (FM) N
251.6000 USN BLUE ANGELS AIRCRAFT 5-6 (CH-19) ALSO AIR TO GND Y
252.1000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE REFUELING
252.8000 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND TRAINING
253.5000 GEORGIA WIDE DOBBINS MARINE AIR CHANNEL 7 ALSO MXF-AR633 REFUELING
FREQUENCY
254.2500 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA APPROACH-DEPARTURE
254.3000 ATLANTA AR633 REFUELING MILITARY AIR
255.4000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MARINE AIR CH 17 FLIGHT SERVICE STATION
255.4000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY FLIGHT SERVICE FROM FAA
256.9000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE NORTHEAST
257.6000 ATLANTA ATLANTA TOWER MILITARY AIR
257.8000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MARINE AIR CH 6 LISTED AS "CIV"
257.8000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY TO FAA TOWERS
259.8000 NASA SHUTTLE FREQUENCY N
261.5000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE NORTHEAST GEORGIA
262.3000 EGLIN AFB, FL EGLIN MISSION CONTROL
264.2000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR "SNOWBIRD" "TAC 2" MARINE AIR CH 20
264.9000 NATIONWIDE NORAD SECONDARY
266.3000 GEORGIA, ATLANTA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR
267.5000 JACKSONVILLE, FL NAVY FACSFAC "SEALORD" PRIMARY
269.1000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE NORTHEAST GEORGIA
269.3000 MID GEORGIA LOW ALTITUDE SOUTHEAST (DUBLIN, GA)
269.8000 NASA (AM) VOICE N
269.8500 USN (FM) N
269.9500 USN (FM) N
270.2000 CHARLESTON AFB (S.C.) REFUELING FREQ N
271.1000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR "SNOWBIRD"
271.6000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MARINE CH 18 ALSO "ATIS"
271.6000 DOBBINS AFB ATIS
272.7000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY FLIGHT SERVICE
273.6000 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER MILITARY AIR
274.8000 NATIONWIDE NORAD F-5 AIR TO AIR REFUELING
275.2000 ATLANTA LOCKHEED OPERATIONS MILITARY AIR
275.2000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE WEATHER
275.3500 USN BLUE ANGELS AIRCRAFT 1-4 ALSO AIR TO GND Y
275.8000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS GROUND
275.8000 ATLANTA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR MARINE CH 1
276.1000 21ST NORAD REFUELING FREQ N
276.4000 COLUMBUS MILITARY AIR CLMBS APPROACH DOBBINS MARINE AIR CH 11
276.5000 NORTH GEROGIA AR216 REFUELING MILITARY AIR
277.5000 GEORGIA DOBBINS MILITARY AIR MARINE CH 12 "SKYWATCH"
279.0000 SPACE SHUTTLE SUITS RELAY
279.2000 ATLANTA DOBBINS NAVAL AIR STATION MILITARY AIR
281.8000 BEAUFORT MCAS, SC BASE OPS
282.0000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND SEARCH AND RESCUE
282.2000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE PRIMARY
282.8000 NATIONWIDE SEARCH AND RESCUE
284.7000 ATLANTA APP-DEP MILITARY FREQUENCY
284.7000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA DEPARTURE
287.9000 SOUTH GEROGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE SOUTH
289.1000 NORTHEAST GEROGIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE NORTHEAST
291.8000 TYNDALL AFB, FL TYNDALL BOMB RANGE
293.0000 ROBBINS AFB ROBBINS AFB/SHAW AFB REFUELING MILITARY AIR
295.8000 NORTHEAST GEORGIA AR633 REFUELING MILITARY AIR
296.0000 NATIONWIDE ARMY MEDIVAC HELICOPTERS
297.0000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND
297.1000 SHELBY, MS SHELBY BOMBING RANGE
297.3000 MOODY AFB MILITARY AIR MOODY AFB REFUELING
299.2000 NORTHWEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE NORTHWEST
300.8000 JACKSONVILLE AIRPORT, FL FL. AIR NAT. GUARD OPS, F-16S
301.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 19 "TAC 1"
301.4000 NORTHEAST GERORIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE NORTHEAST
302.0000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS GCA
303.0500 EAKER AFB, AR 97 BOMB WING AIR-TO-AIR. B-52
304.8000 NOAA/USAF HURRICANE HUNTERS N
305.7000 USAF TACT N
306.2000 WEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE WEST GEORGIA
306.6000 NATIONWIDE AIRFORCE "TAC"
309.2000 ATLANTA ATLANTA DEPARTURE CONTROL
311.0000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND PRIMARY
316.1000 WEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE WEST GEROGIA
319.7000 GEORGIA WIDE MILITARY AIR AR216/AR633 REFUELING OPS
320.1000 WARNER ROBBINS MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 8
321.0000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND SECONDARY
323.1000 GEORGIA SOUTHEAST MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE SE GEORGIA
324.0000 USN/NASA SATELLITE (ORBITING) N
324.9838 NASA SATELLITE (ORBITING) N
327.0000 NORTH GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI/UPPER HI ALTLTUDE NORH GEORGIA
330.1250 DOBBINS AFB LOCKHEED SECURITY LINK TO 165.06
340.0000 USN AIR TRAFFIC N
340.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS NAS OPERATIONS MARINE CH 9
340.2000 DOBBINS AFB NAVAL AIR STATION OPERATIONS PILOT TO DISPATCHER
340.8000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIR MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND
342.2000 USAF SAC N
342.5000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 16 "METRO WEATHER"
342.5000 DOBBINS AFB DOBBINS AFB WEATHER
343.0000 USAF TACTICAL AIR COMMAND N
343.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA CENTER DOBBINS MARINE CH 4
343.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR SOUTH OF ATLANTA REPEATS VHF 119.8000
344.6000 WEATHER N
346.4000 GEORGIA WIDE MILITARY AIR AR216 REFUELING OPS
346.9000 NORAD N
348.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR CHARLIE BROWN FIELD GROUND
348.6000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT GROUND CONTROL MILITARY
348.7000 SOUTH GEROGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE SOUTH
349.4000 NATIONWIDE MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND SEARCH AND RESCUE
351.2000 NATIONWIDE AIR FORCE RESERVES
352.9000 ELGIN AFB (FLA) REFUELING FREQ N
353.8000 NORTH GEORGIA MILITARY AIR LOW ALT NORTH GEORGIA
353.9000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD ENFORCEMENT
353.9000 SOUTHEAST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE SOUTHEAST GEORGIA
354.0000 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL N
354.2000 NATIONWIDE NORAD
356.4500 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 10 "FLIGHT COORDINATIONS"
357.6000 ATLANTA SOUTHWEST MILITARY AIR LOW ALTITUDE SW GEORGIA
359.2000 ROBINS AFB, GA EAGLE MAINTENANCE (INCOMING AIRCRAFT)
360.0450 ATS-6 SATELLITE (VERY INTERESTING LISTENING) Y
360.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS NAS GROUND MARINE CH 15
360.2000 NATIONWIDE PILOT TO DISPATCHER
360.6000 NATIONWIDE RESEARCH
360.8000 ATLANTA SNOWBIRD 1 MILITARY OPERATING AREA (MOA) REPEATS VHF
118.000
361.6000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL UNIFORM AF-1
363.1000 GEORGIA WIDE MILITARY AIR AR216 REFUELING
363.8000 RADAR APPROACH CONTROL N
364.2000 NATIONWIDE NORAD AICC PRIMARY
364.2000 NATIONWIDE NORAD PRIMARY
367.1360 USN SATELLITE (ORBITING) N
370.9000 ATLANTA CENTER ARTCC BLACKJACK MTN A-AERO COBB CNTY
372.2000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS AFB DEPARTURE INFO
372.2000 DOBBINS AFB PILOT TO DISPATCHER
372.8000 MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND N
375.2000 USAF WEATHER N
375.7000 NATIONWIDE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND
375.8000 DOBBINS AFB GROUND CONTROL
376.2000 USAF TAC N
377.1000 SOUTHWEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR HI ALTITUDE SOUTHWEST
378.2000 HURLBURT (SP?) AFB (FLA) REFUELING FREQ N
379.9000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR ATLANTA GROUND
380.2000 NORTHWEST GEORGIA MILITARY AIR UPPER HI ALTITUDE
381.3000 DOBBINS AFB 700TH TACTICAL AIR COMMAND
381.6000 ATLANTA MILITARY AIR DOBBINS MARINE CH 5 ATLANTA CENTER
381.6500 ATLANTA APPROACH TCA NE E/V97, N/V18 A-AERO ATLANTA
381.7000 US COAST GUARD N
381.8000 NATIONWIDE COAST GUARD SEARCH AND RESCUE SECONDARY
382.5000 USAF TAC N
383.3000 NATIONWIDE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND SEARCH AND RESCUE
383.9000 NATIONWIDE NAVY SEARCH AND RESCUE
385.2500 NATIONWIDE NAVY AIR TO AIR DISCRETE
385.5000 DOBBINS AFB TRAFFIC CONTROL
390.9000 USAF MAC N
397.2000 DOBBINS AFB TOWER SIMULCAST ON 120.7500 ALSO MARINE CH 2
406.2000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS ORGANIZED CRIME AND
STRIKE FORCE
406.2000 NATIONWIDE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
406.9375 ARMY CID
406.9750 U.S. ARMY CID
407.2000 STATE DEPT
407.4750 ARMY CID
407.6000 STATE DEPT PORTABLES/MOBILES
407.8500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ECHO AF-1 PPL UPLINK
407.9250 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL INDIA VIP SPECIAL PROTECTION
408.1000 STATE DEPT
408.4250 ARMY CID
408.6750 NATIONWIDE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE ENFORCEMENT
408.8250 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION LAND MOBILE STATIONS STATEWIDE
409.6250 STATE DEPT
409.7000 STATE DEPT
409.7025 STATE DEPT
413.0250 THUNDERBIRDS AIR FORCE
413.1500 USAF
413.2000 USAF
413.2375 ARMY CID
413.4500 CREW ALERTS AT AFB'S AIR FORCE
413.6000 ATLANTA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ACTIVE HARTSFIELD
413.9250 FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
414.0000 NATIONWIDE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS LINK 167.5600
414.6750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL YELLOW WHCA
414.8500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL BROWN FOREIGN MISSIONS
DIVISION;REPEATER OUTPUT
414.9500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL ORANGE WHITE HOUSE UNIFORMED
DIVISION
414.9750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL RED FOREIGN MISSIONS DIVISION
SERVICE FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
415.3000 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING TAC-1 BRUNSWICK GA
415.6250 ATLANTA CDC SECURITY (RPT OUT)
415.6500 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL SILVER INPUT TO BROWN
415.6750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL BLACK WHITE UNIFORMED DIVISION
415.7000 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL FOXTROT AF-1 PPL DOWNLINK
415.7000 SECRET SERVICE AERO PHONE PATCH "AIR FORCE 2 COMM-PATCH" 90-04
415.8500 UNITED STATES ATTORNEY
415.8750 NATIONWIDE SECRET SERVICE CHANNEL VIOLET TRAINING
415.9750 SECRET SERVICE TREASURY SECURI WHITE HOUSE UNIFORME
SERVICE FREQUENCY-2 CAR TO CAR
417.7500 ATLANTA CDC SECURITY (LOW PWR SIMPLEX)
418.0500 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CHANNEL 10
418.0750 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CHANNEL 11 INTERAGENCY COMMON
418.6250 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-1 REPEATS
416.2000 ACTIVE!!!!!
SURVEILANCE
INPUT 418.625 SURVIALANCE
REPEATS 415.6000
418.9000 NATIONWIDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION CHANNEL-2 SURVIELANCE
REPEATS 416.325
419.9750 FEDERAL GO LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU OF NATIONWIDE
419.9750 FEDERAL GO FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE NATIONWIDE
442.6250 GAINESVILLE AMATEUR REPEATER
443.8000 MARIETTA AMATEUR REPEATER
444.0000 WB4QDX AMATEUR LAWRENCEVILL
444.0500 K4PQD AMATEUR MARIETTA
444.2000 WB4LBM AMATEUR DECATUR
444.2500 W4BOC/RPT STONE MOUNTAIN AMATEUR
444.3750 JASPER AMATEUR REPEATER
444.5500 K4NEF AMATEUR TYRONE
444.5500 RIVERDALE AMATEUR RIVERDALE
444.6250 N4WQ AMATEUR ATLANTA
444.7000 DALLAS,GA WD4LUQ HAM RPT
449.8250 ATLANTA RADIO CLUB (LENOX) AMATEUR ATLANTA
450.0250 ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO ???? UTILITIES
450.0500 ATLANTA COX BROADCASTING WSB TV ABC FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
450.0870 WVEE
450.0875 ATLANTA PLOUGH BROADCASTING WPLO RADIO COPTER
450.1125 ATLANTA STORER BROADCASTING WAGA TV FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
450.1500 ATLANTA GANNET BROADCASTING WXIA TV FREQUENCY-1 DISPATCH
450.2500 ATLANTA WSB SKYCOPTER
450.3025 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
450.3125 ATLANTA WYAY TRAFFIC REPORTS
450.3500 ATLANTA WSTR "STAR 94" TRAFFIC COPTER
450.3875 METRO TRAFFIC REPORT MEDIA TRAFFIC COPTER
450.4500 ATLANTA WAGA WAGA TV FREQUENCY-2 ENGINEERING
450.4875 WSB-TV FREQUENCY 2 NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
450.5875 WTBS FIELD OPERATIONS
450.6125 ATLANTA GANNET BROADCASTING WXIA TV FREQUENCY-2 ENGINEERING
450.6870 NEWS MEDIA UNKNOWN GA
450.7000 WYAY-FM MEDIA REMOTE TALKBACK LIVE REMOTE "2-WAY"
450.7500 WAGA-TV NEWS MEDIA GA
450.8500 ATLANTA JEFFERSON PILOT BROADCASTING
450.9250 WSB-AM COX BRDCST TRAFFIC COPTER M-MEDIA ATLANTA,
450.9800 ATLANTA WABE
451.0750 GEORGIA POWER ROME DIV: ROME IDS: 61XX 89-11
451.1000 GEORGIA POWER ATL DIV: NORTH IDS: 83XX, 84XX 89-11
451.1250 GEORGIA POWER LINE MAINT. ATL DIV: WEST, SMYRNA 89-11
451.1750 ATLANTA GAS LIGHT UTILTY CUSTOMER SERVICE BASE: BUCKHEAD
451.2250 (ELECT. UTILITY) UTILTY PLANT MAINT. ?
451.2750 GEORGIA POWER ROME DIV: CANTON IDS: 66XX 89-11
451.3250 US WIDE AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CABLE/FIBER MAINTENANCE
451.3750 DULUTH ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO
451.4250 GEORGIA POWER UTILITIES
451.4750 GEORGIA POWER ? ATHENS DIV: GAINSVILLE 89-11
451.5250 GEORGIA POWER UTILTY ROME DIV. IDS: 67XX, 69XX
451.5750 GEORGIA POWER ROME DIV-AUSTELL IDS: 65XX 89-11
451.6250 GEORGIA POWER IDS: 91XX, 92XX 89-11
451.6500 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE SCURTY IDS: 6XX, "RADIO"
451.6750 ATLANTA GAS LIGHT UTILTY CUSTOMER SERVICE BASE: GWINNETT
451.7250 CONSTR CONCRETE PLANT /DELIVERY
451.7750 CONSTR CONTRACTOR SAND & STONE (PAVING?)
451.8500 UNKNOWN UTILITIES
452.0250 CONSTR SHARED CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION
452.0500 ATLANTA TAXI SERVICE BUSINESS
452.0750 CONSTR CONCRETE TRUCKS
452.2000 ATLANTA CHECKER CAB CO.
452.2750 ATLANTA ATLANTA AIRPORT SHUTTLE
452.3000 MARIETTA VICTORY CAB CO.
452.3250 ATHENS ATHENS TRANSPORTATION
452.3750 ATLANTA MARTA RAIL SYSTEM NORTH-SOUTH BOUND
452.4750 ATLANTA MARTA SECURITY
452.6250 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE AIR FREIGHT
452.6750 MARTA POLICE POLICE - CH 3
452.7000 ATLANTA WELLS FARGO
452.7250 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE LOCAL TRUCKING
452.7500 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE
452.7750 ATLANTA MARTA RAIL SYSTEM EAST WEST BOUND
452.8500 DELIV DELIVERY SERVICE COVERS NORTHSIDE / COBB
452.9000 SOUTHERN RAILWAY GENERAL USE T-RAILRD ATLANTA, GA PEACHTREE STA.
/ AMTRAK P 2
452.9750 ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS INC NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
453.0750 ST JOSEPHS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ATLANTA
453.1000 MARIETTA COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUSES FREQ 2
453.1250 EMERGENCY NEWTON GENERAL HOSPITAL PORTERDALE
453.1500 ADMINSTRATION TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT LOCAL GOVE ATLANTA
453.2000 DEKALB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
453.3000 CLAYTON COUNTY FIRE RESCUE DISPATCH
453.3500 DEKALB COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SECURITY MOVED TO 800MHZ?
453.3750 COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUSES FREQ 1
453.4000 CLAYTON COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
453.4250 JONESBORO POLICE DISPATCH
453.4500 LILBURN POLICE DISPATCH
453.5000 FLOYD COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
453.5000 SNELLVILLE POLICE DISPATCH
453.5500 FULTON COUNTY JAIL P-POLICE ATLANTA,
453.6000 GEORGIA STATE UNIV MAINTENANCE IDS: 6XX 89-11
453.6250 ATLANTA WORLD CONGRESS CENTER SECURITY AND OPERATIONS
453.6250 COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION WAREHOUSE AND MAINTANANCE
453.7000 ATLANTA MARTA EAST
453.7250 ATLANTA MARTA CITYWIDE
453.7500 COMMERCE TOWN OF LOCAL GOVE COMMERCE
453.7750 ATLANTA MARTA NORTH AND WEST
453.8000 COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION AND SECURITY
453.8250 ROSWELL POLICE DISPATCH
453.8250 UNION CITY POLICE DISPATCH
453.8750 ATLANTA MARTA CENTRAL AND WEST
453.9000 GEORGIA TECH PLANT OPERATIONS 89-11
453.9250 ATLANTA MARTA MAINTANANCE
453.9750 ROCKDALE COUNTY FIRE DISPATCH
453.9750 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY PAGERS
454.1000 MOBILE RCC CH. 24 TONE SIGNALS / DIGITAL
454.2000 MOBILE PHONE - IMTS MOBILE RCC CH. 28
454.2250 PAGING, VOICE RCC CH. 29 C-PAGING ATLANTA,
454.2750 MOBILE TELEPHONE RCC CH. 31 C-MOBILE P 2
454.3250 MOBILE TELEPHONE RCC CH. 33 C-MOBILE ATLANTA,
454.4000 MOBILE PHONE MOBILE MTS CH. QJ
454.4250 MORROW SHANNON MALL SECURITY
454.6750 AIR/GND TELEPHONE CALLING FREQ. C-AIR PH NATIONWIDE (DIGITAL
BURSTS
455.0500 WSB-TV (REPEATER INPUT) SEE 450.0500 NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
455.1120 UNKNOWN NEWS MEDIA GA
455.2500 WSB RADIO TRAFFIC HELICOPTER NEWS MEDIA ATLANTA
455.7500 ATLANTA WAGA
456.3750 ATLANTA ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO REPAIRS
456.3850 UNKNOWN TRAFFIC REPORTS NEWS MEDIA
457.3000 MARIETTA VICTORY CAB CO. - CABS
457.5625 BUSINESS BURGER KING NATIONWIDE
457.9250 UNIV OF GEORGIA FARM OPERATIONS
457.9375 E-O-T MONITOR T-RAILRD NATIONWIDE END-OF-TRAIN TELEMETRY 452.9375
IS LOCO-TO-END P 2
457.9750 ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS, INC. (INPUT) OUTPUT IS 452.975
458.1500 LOCAL GOVE CARTERSVILLE CITY OF CARTERSVILLE
458.2000 LOCAL GOVE FLOYD COUNTY OF
458.3750 LOCAL GOVE AUGUSTA RICHMOND CO CCC AUTHOR AUGUSTA
458.3750 LOCAL GOVE HENRY COUNTY OF
458.3875 COUNTY GOV GWINNETT COUNTY OF
458.4500 LOCAL GOVE ATLANTA CITY OF ATLANTA
458.7000 POLICE FLOYD COUNTY OF
458.7500 CEDARTOWN CITY OF POLICE CEDARTOWN
458.7750 LOCAL GOVE BARNESVILLE CITY OF BARNESVILLE
458.7750 LOCAL GOVE TOCCOA CITY OF TOCCOA
458.7750 LOCAL GOVE ALBANY HOUSING AUTHORITY ALBANY
458.8000 LOCAL GOVE LAGRANGE CITY OF LAGRANGE
458.9000 LOCAL GOVE LAMAR COUNTY OF
458.9000 LOCAL GOVE OCILLA CITY OF OCILLA
458.9750 FIRE CONYERS CITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONYERS
458.9750 LOCAL GOVE CONYERS CITY OF FIRE CONYERS
458.9750 LOCAL GOVE DOUGLAS COUNTY WATER SYSTEM
458.9750 POLICE CONYERS CITY OF CONYERS
460.0250 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-2 NORTHEAST
460.0300 POLICE AUGUSTA CITY OF F1 AUGUSTA
460.0500 CHAMBLEE POLICE DISPATCH
460.0750 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-3 SOUTHWEST
460.1000 DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL BUSES (FREQ IS BEING REUSED BY DEKALB COUNTY)
460.1500 ATLANTA, CITY OF POLICE ZONE 5 - DOWNTWN
460.1750 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF SHARED WITH LAWRENCEVILE PD
460.1750 LAWRENCEVILLE POLICE DISPATCH SHARED WITH GWINNETT CO. SHERIFF
460.2000 ATLANTA POLICE TACTICAL
460.2250 DEKALB COUNTY POLICE DIPATCH CHANNEL-9 CENTRAL AND EAST MOVED TO
800MHZ
460.2250 GWINNETT COUNTY GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE TEMPORARY FREQUE
460.2500 COLLEGE PARK,CITY OF POLICE DISPATCH
460.2750 GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
460.3000 ATLANTA, CITY OF POLICE ZONE 1 - N.W.
460.3250 COBB COUNTY POLICE CH 1 - NORTH PCTS 1 & 4
460.3500 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-4 SOUTHEAST
460.3750 COBB COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH SOUTH
460.4000 DEKALB COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH CHANNEL-3 CENTRAL MOVED TO 800MHZ
460.4250 ATLANTA POLICE ZONE-7 ADMINISTRATION
460.4250 ATLANTA CHANNEL 7 DETECTIVES TAC 1 (REPEATS 155.700)
460.4500 GWINNETT COUNTY GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE TEMPORARY FREQUENCY
460.4750 ATLANTA POLICE DISPATCH ZONE-6 EAST CENTRAL
460.5000 COBB COUNTY POLICE CHANNEL-5 CIC
460.5250 ATLANTA POLICE CHANNEL 9 DETECTIVES TAC 2
460.5250 DEKALB COUNTY FIRE RESCUE DISPATCH MOVED TO 800MHZ
460.5500 ATLANTA POLICE RESERVED FOR DATA TERMINALS, IF THEY EVER GO ON LINE.
460.5500 EAST POINT EMS
460.5750 DEKALB COUNTY RESCUE TO HOSPITAL MOVED TO 800MHZ
460.6000 ROSWELL FIRE DISPATCH
460.7750 LUFTHANSA AIR NATIONWIDE
460.7750 PIEDMONT AIR NATIONWIDE
460.9000 SCURTY ALARM INSTALLERS
460.9750 SCURTY ALARM INSTALLERS "CARD READERS, CAMERAS"
461.0250 ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL AIR CHATSWORTH
461.0500 ATLANTA SEARS MALL
461.2750 (MULTIPLE USERS) I-INDUST "WCT268" ? (EXECUTIVE AIRLINES ?) X 3
461.2750 ATLANTA ARC SECURITY INV
461.4500 UNIV OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY BUSES
461.5250 ATLANTA/COBB COUNTY SIX FLAGS OVER GA SECURITY AND PARKING
461.6000 UNKNOWN SECURITY
461.7500 ATLANTA NORTHLAKE MALL
462.0500 ATLANTA PEACHTREE CENTER
462.1000 ATLANTA SIX FLAGS FOOD SERVICES
462.1250 FULTON COUNTY FULTON COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ALSO OTHER BUSINESSES
462.1500 MARIETTA SUMMIT CABLE TV
462.1750 ATLANTA MACY'S SECURITY
462.2750 LOCKHEED LOCKHEED SECURITY AND FIRE
462.4500 LOCKHEED AERO SYS CO (OPERATIONS ?) "... CONTROL ROOM" 89-12
462.6000 ATLANTA PUCKETT AMBULANCE SERVICE
462.6000 ATLANTA EMORY UNIVERSITY POLICE
462.6250 LOCKHEED FACILITIES ENGINEERING AND MAINTANANCE
462.6750 NATIONWIDE REACT
462.8250 PAGING
462.8250 PAGING
462.9000 ATLANTA PERIMETER CENTER PAGING
462.9370 UNKNOWN AMBULANCE
462.9875 EMERGENCY AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS PAGERS
463.0000 ATLANTA GRADY DRUG ORDERS
463.0250 AIRPORT EMS AIR ATLANTA
463.1000 MED-5 AMBULANCE / HOSP COBB GEN, CRAWFORD LONG 90-01
463.1500 MED-7 AMBULANCE / HOSP GWINNETT MEDICAL CENTER 90-01
463.1750 COBB COUNTY MED FREQ 8 USED BY ALL HOSPITALS IN COBB
463.1750 EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE CENTER EMERGENCY ROSWELL
463.1750 GEORGIA STATE OF EMERGENCY ATLANTA
463.1750 GWINNETT IMMEDIATE CARE CENTER EMERGENCY LILBURN
463.1750 GWINNETT MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY LAWRENCEVILL
463.1750 NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY
463.1750 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ATLANTA
463.1750 PIEDMONT HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ATLANTA
463.2000 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT RESEARCH
463.2350 ATLANTA RICH'S SECURITY
463.2375 SECURITY RICH'S PERIMETER MALL+ ATLANTA GA FULTON 02-89
463.3500 GALLERIA OFFICE PARK SECURITY - EXTRN MOTOR PATROL & MALL 90-01
463.3500 SMYRNA GALLERIA MALL SECURITY
463.3875 ATLANTA MARKET CTR SECURITY / MAINT MERCHANDISE MART, ETC 90-01
463.4000 WRECKER SERVICE MENTIONED BUSINESS 11/88
463.4250 EMERGENCY CHANNEL 2 EMERGENCY NATIONWIDE
463.4250 NORTH AMER. SECURITY MOBILE GUARDS 90-01
463.4500 GALLERIA OFFICE PARK BUILDING MAINT ELECTRICIANS 90-01
463.5000 ATLANTA PUCKETT AMBULANCE
463.6750 ATLANTA PHIPPS PLAZA
463.6750 GALLERIA OFFICE PARK SECURITY / MAINT POSSIBLY JUST BLDG 300 90-01
463.7500 CNN CENTER SECURITY 90-01
463.7625 MARIETTA CONSTRUCTION-SHERTON SUITES CUMBERLAND BOOM CRANE
(MCDEWWITT & STREET CONSTRUCTION)
463.7750 (CATV - COBB CNTY) REPAIR DISPATCH ALSO A TRUCK REPAIR SHOP 90-01
463.8500 SECURITY MASTER SECURITY SERVICES DECATUR
463.8500 SECURITY CUMBERLAND MALL 12-87
463.8500 SECURITY SUNBELT SECURITY DECATUR
463.8500 SECURITY PROTECTIVE SERVICES DECATUR
463.9250 CAPITAL CITY CLUB MISCELLANE
463.9750 BUCKHEAD PLAZA MAINT / SECURITY 3060 P'TREE ROAD 90-01
464.0250 SHARED REPEATER I-BUSNSS FULTON CNTY,GA P 3
464.1000 HARTSFIELD AIRPORT SECURITY 90-02
464.2500 OMNI EXPRESS MISCELLANE
464.3000 ATLANTA MARKET CTR SECURITY / ADMIN ALSO: OTHER USERS 90-01
464.3250 ATLANTA TURNER BROADCASTING FULTON COUNTY STADIUM
464.3500 (PRIVATE SECURITY) MOTOR PATROL NORTHEAST ATL. ? 90-02
464.3500 ATLANTA MED-LIFE AMBULANCE
464.3750 ATLANTA SOUTHLAKE MALL SECURITY
464.3750 ATLANTA NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL SECURITY
464.3750 WOODRUFF ARTS CENTER SECURITY 90-01
464.4250 101 MARIETTA TOWER ? MAINT/SECURITY & OTHER SECURITY PATROLS 90-03
464.4250 ATLANTA GWINNETT PLACE MALL SECURITY
464.4250 ATLANTA SHANNON MALL SECURITY
464.4250 KENNESAW TOWN CENTER MALL SECURITY
464.4750 ATLANTA AIRLINES TERMINAL AIR ATLANTA
464.5000 ATLANTA SOUTHERN AMBULANCE
464.5250 ATLANTA AIRLINES TERMINAL AIR NATIONWIDE
464.5250 PIEDMONT CENTER SECURITY 90-01
464.5250 PIEDMONT CENTER SECURITY
464.5500 ATLANTA COMICS & FANTASY FAIR MISCELLANE
464.5500 WORLD WIDE BEERS CONSTRUCTION GREAT LOW POWER FREQ AT CONST SITES.
464.5750 ATLANTA ATLANTA CENTER
464.6000 ATLANTA AIR CENTER AIR ATLANTA
464.6500 COLONY SQUARE SECURITY 90-01
464.6750 MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOUSEKEEPING 90-02
464.7750 FLYING TIGER AIR ATLANTA
464.7750 MIDTOWN PLAZA BLDG MAINT 90-03
464.7750 PORTMAN PROPERTIES SECURITY
464.8250 ATLANTA LENOX SQUARE SECURITY
464.8250 COCA-COLA HEADQTRS MAINT/SECURITY 90-03
464.8750 FERNBANK SCIENCE CENTER MISCELLANE
464.9125 EASTERN AIRLINES HARTSFIELD RAMP USED AT "C" RAMP 90-01
464.9250 FULTON CNTY/C.BROWN LOCKHEED CO. A-AERO ATLANTA
464.9250 HYATT REGENCY HOTEL MAINTENANCE 90-01
464.9500 MARIETTA JOHNSON AMBULANCE SERVICE
464.9750 ATLANTA PERIMETER MALL SECURITY
465.3750 OAKWOOD CITY OF POLICE OAKWOOD
466.5500 UNITED AIRLINES ? (MOBILE) A-AERO ("AT MLK & J.P.BRAWLEY") X 1
467.2750 LOCKHEED CITY OF FIRE LOCKHEED
467.8000 HALL COUNTY ROAD ATLANTA SECURITY
468.7500 CONYERS CITY OF POLICE CONYERS
469.8250 MARIETTA,GA WHITE WATER PARK (RPTR INPUT)
473.8000 HANGER TAXI SERVICE BUSINESS
474.0750 MARTA POLICE MARTA
475.5250 TAXI SERVICE BUSINESS
475.5500 MOBILE TELEPHONE
475.7625 ROME WAWA-TV AUDIO, CHANNEL 14
483.1250 DELIVERY SERVICE BUSINESS
483.7250 CITIZEN BAND RADIO SERVICE
493.7375 ATLANTA WTBS-TV AUDIO
505.7500 TV CHANNEL 19517.7500 TV CHANNEL 21 AUDIO
806.6125 LOCAL GOVE PEACHTREE CITY CITY OF PEACHTREE CI
806.6125 TRUNKED FAYETTE COUNTY OF
809.9625 LOCAL GOVE STONE MOUNTAIN TOWN OF STONE MOUNTA
851.2125 TRUNKED COBB COUNTY OF
851.6125 FAYETTE COUNTY POLICE DISPATCH
851.9625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT FIRE AND ECHO-1
852.4375 LAWRENCEVILLE POLICE AND LOCAL GOVT
852.4625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT POLICE ATLANTA POLICE ZONE
852.9625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT MAINTANANCE
853.4625 ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT EMERGENCY
854.9000 CELLULAR PHONES ONE-WAY? CELLULAR P 11/88
855.0625 DELIVERY SERVICE I-BUSNSS X 2
855.4875 DULUTH CITY OF LOCAL GOVE DULUTH GA GWINNETT 11/88
855.9625 ROME CITY OF REPEATER INP FREQ POLICE ROME
855.9875 PUBLIC SAF CHEROKEE COUNTY OF
856.2125 COBB COUNTY TRUNK .2125 G-GOV'T MARIETTA, GA CONTROL SIGNALS P
3
856.2625 TRUNKED DEKALB COUNTY OF TRUNK 3 GA DEKALB 01/89
P 3
857.2125 COBB COUNTY METRO AMBULANCE
857.4625 ATLANTA, CITY OF LOCAL TRUNKED .4625
858.0375 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS UNKNOWN BUSINESS UNKNOWN
P 3
858.4625 ATLANTA, CITY OF LOCAL TRUNKED .4625 (CONTROL SIGNAL)
858.4875 ATL025.4325 ENERGY DEPT OF POINT-TO-POINT OPERA FEDERAL GO
NATIONWIDE
P 3
860.3125 GEORGIA POWER
860.9875 COBB COUNTY TRUNK .9875 G-GOV'T MARIETTA, GA SHORT TONE SIGNALS,
"OK" X 2
861.4875 TRUNKED ADAMS WILLIAM E WRENS
864.7625 EAST POINT ATLANTA SOUTH AMBULANCE SOUTH FULTON HOSPITAL
864.7875 A SMR - TRUNKED I-BUSNSS ATLANTA, GA .2875, .5375, .7875 CON

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09/13/90
Radio Netherlands
Winter 1990

Start End Lang.

0030 0125 Engl 11740 6165 6020 W NAm N SAm
0030 0125 Port 11660 9895 SAm
0130 0225 Dutch 15315 9895 6165 6020 E NAm, N SAm
0130 0225 Dutch 15315 SAm
0230 0325 Span 15315 9895 6165 6020 E NAm N SAm
0230 0325 Span 15315 9895 6165 SAm
0330 0425 Dutch 11660 9855 NE Africa
0330 0425 Dutch 11660 S Africa
0330 0425 Engl 11720 9590 W NAm
0430 0525 Span 9590 6165 W NAm
0430 0525 Span 9590 6165 E NAm N SAm
0530 0625 Dutch 9715 6165 W NAm
0530 0625 Dutch 9895 Europe
0530 0625 Dutch 13700 9895 NE Africa
0630 0725 Dutch 11710 9895 7130 5955 Europe
0630 0725 Dutch 11710 9895 NE Africa
0630 0725 Dutch 15560 9630 Aus, NZ
0730 0825 Dutch 13700 11935 9895 5955 Europe
0730 0825 Dutch 13700 11935 NW Africa
0730 0825 Dutch 21745 NE Africa
0730 0825 Dutch 21485 S As
0730 0825 Dutch 21485 SE As, Aus
0730 0825 Engl 15560 9630 Aus NZ
0830 0925 Dutch 9630 Aus, NZ
0830 0925 Engl 21485 17575 S As
0830 0925 Engl 21485 17575 SE As Aus
0830 0855 Engl 15190 Aus NZ
0900 1025 Papia 6020 E NAm, N SAm
0930 1025 Indon 21485 17575 SE As, Aus
0930 1025 Papia 6020 E NAm, N SAm
1030 1125 Dutch 21500 9715 Europe
1030 1125 Dutch 25970 NW Africa
1030 1125 Dutch 25940 21500 S As
1030 1125 Dutch 21480 S As
1030 1125 Dutch 25940 21500 SE As, Aus
1030 1125 Dutch 21480 17575 SE As, Aus
1030 1125 Engl 11890 6020 E NAm N SAm
1030 1125 Engl 11890 Aus NZ
1130 1225 Engl 9715 5955 Eur
1130 1225 Engl 21250 NE Africa
1130 1225 Engl 21520 21480 17575 S As
1130 1225 Engl 21520 21480 17575 SE As Aus
1130 1155 Span 11660 6020 E NAm N SAm
1200 1225 Span 15330 W NAm
1200 1225 Span 15330 9755 E NAm N SAm
1200 1325 Span 15560 Europe
1200 1325 Span 15560 NW Africa
1230 1325 Fren 21520 NW Africa

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09/13/90
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1230 1325 Fren 21520 S Africa
1230 1325 Indon 21500 21480 17605 17575 SE As, Aus
1330 1425 Dutch 21480 17605 S As
1330 1425 Dutch 21480 17605 17575 11955 SE As, Aus
1430 1525 Engl 5955 Europe
1430 1525 Engl 13770 NE Afr
1430 1525 Engl 17605 17575 15150 13770 S As
1430 1525 Engl 17605 17575 13770 SE As Aus
1530 1625 Arab 9860 Europe
1530 1625 Arab 17605 15560 13770 NE Africa
1530 1625 Dutch 21480 17575 S As
1630 1725 Dutch 17605 15120 E NAm, N SAm
1630 1725 Dutch 15560 13700 9860 5955 Europe
1630 1725 Dutch 15570 6020 S Africa
1630 1725 Engl 15570 6020 S Africa
1730 1825 Arab 21630 9860 NW Africa
1730 1825 Arab 21630 9860 NE Africa
1730 1825 Dutch 15560 13700 NE Africa
1730 1825 Dutch 21515 15570 15560 13700 S Africa
1730 1825 Dutch 6020 S Africa
1830 1925 Engl 21685 17605 15560 NW Africa
1830 1925 Engl 15560 6020 S Africa
1830 1925 Fren 17575 13700 9895 NW Africa
1830 1925 Fren 17575 13700 S Africa
1830 1925 Span 9855 Europe
1930 2025 Arab 13700 9895 6020 Europe
1930 2025 Fren 21685 17605 17575 15560 NW Africa
1930 2025 Fren 21685 17605 17575 S Africa
1930 2025 Fren 15560 11740 S Africa
2030 2125 Dutch 21685 17605 NW Africa
2030 2125 Dutch 21685 17605 S Africa
2030 2125 Engl 15560 13700 9860 NW Africa
2030 2125 Engl 15560 13700 9860 S Africa
2030 2125 Indon 11890 9590 SE As, Aus
2030 2125 Span 6020 Europe
2130 2225 Dutch 15365 9895 E NAm, N SAm
2130 2225 Dutch 17605 13700 11730 9895 SAm
2130 2225 Dutch 6020 Europe
2130 2225 Indon 11890 9590 SE As, Aus
2230 2325 Dutch 11890 9590 SE As, Aus
2230 2325 Port 15560 15315 SAm
2230 2325 Span 6020 E NAm N SAm
2230 2325 Span 11715 9895 SAm

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09/13/90
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Winter 1990

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2330 0025 Dutch 11890 9590 SE As, Aus
2330 0025 Papia 9895 6020 E NAm, N SAm
2330 0025 Span 15315 11715 E NAm N SAm
2330 0025 Span 15315 11715 SAm

I received the Winter BRT (The Voice of the Flemish Community of
Belgium!) schedule in the mail yesterday, 4 Oct. BRT is one of the
few broadcasters who shift their schedule, though less often their
frequencies, between summer and winter. This shift went into effect
Sept. 30 this year. I find the printed schedule a bit confusing in
the way they present their program listings, but I tried to
summarize it here. In some cases, transmissions to a target may
extend longer than I indicate. The schedule shows when a frequency
starts but is unclear when it ends. I was very surprised to see that
the morning English to N. America has been moved to 1400 from 1330.
I don't often get the chance to listen at 1400 during Eastern
Daylight Time, but I stepped outside today with my Sony 2002 and
confirmed that Brussels Calling was being broadcast between 1400 and
1424 UTC, with a good signal on 21810.

Asterisks mark the English broadcasts. On Sundays, 1230
substitutes for 1400.

BRT-International
Winter 1990
Start Lang. Target
----------------------------------------------
0500 Dutch 9860 11985 Africa
0500 Dutch 1512 Europe
0600 Dutch 13675 15515 Africa
0700 Dutch 11695 Australia
0700 Dutch 6035 11695 13675 1512 Europe
* 0730 Engl 6035 11695 13675 1512 Europe
0800 Fren 6035 11695 13675 1512 Europe
0830 Dutch 6035 11695 13675 1512 Europe
0930 Germ 6935 11695 13675 1512 Europe
* 1000 Engl 21810 Africa
1030 Fren 6035 13675 1512 Europe
1100 Dutch 6035 13675 1512 Europe
1230 Span 6035 13675 1512 Europe
* 1230 Engl 21810 1512 Sun: Eur, Amer, SE As
1300 Dutch 21810 Sat:N.Am. SE As
1330 Dutch 21810 N. America
* 1400 Engl 21810 S. E. Asia
1430 Fren 21810 S. E. Asia
1500 Dutch 21810 Africa
1500 Dutch 13675 1512 Europe
1700 Dutch 17550 21810 Africa
1730 Fren 17550 21810 Africa
1800 Dutch 5910 1512 Europe
* 1830 Engl 5910 1512 Europe
1900 Germ 17550 Africa
1930 Dutch 5910 9925 1512 Europe
2000 Dutch 5910 9925 1512 Europe
2030 Fren 5910 9925 1512 Europe
2100 Dutch 15515 Africa
2130 Span 5910 9925 1512 Europe
* 2200 Engl 5910 9925 1512 Europe
2230 Fren 9925 13675 N. & S. America
2300 Dutch 9925 13675 N. & S. America
0000 Span 9925 13675 N. & S. America
* 0030 Engl 9925 13675 N. & S. America

RADIO NETHERLANDS

PROGRAMME INFORMATION RELEASE
AUGUST-SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 1990

In this issue:

- Programme previews

- The Europe Series

- Summer Frequency Details

- Brief Encounters

- New Publications

Introduction

This bulletin is a run-down of the programmes you can expect
to hear over the next few weeks on Radio Netherlands. This is the ANARC BBS
edition of the release, and may differ from releases you see in printed form
(released much earlier to meet printing deadlines). Note that our broadcast
times are given in
UTC, which is the same as Greenwich Mean Time.

Programme Line-Up

With one exception (0830 UTC to the Pacific), all English
broadcasts are 55 minutes long. From Monday - Saturday
inclusive, all transmissions begin with a bulletin of world
news. This is followed by +Newsline+, a 14 minute review of
current events. The programme includes on-the-spot
correspondent reports, interviews, and commentaries by our
own in-house specialists. The Newsline teams includes,
Ginger da Silva, Herrie ten Kate, Robert Green, Harry
Kliphuis, Marijke van de Meer, and Luc Lucas. Special editons
for Africa (aired at 1630, 1830 & 2030 UTC) are prepared by
John Hammond and Jimmy Ocitti. Transmissions at at 0830
(not 9770 kHz), 1130 & 1430 UTC carry a Newsline edition
with Dheera Sujan and Larry Jagan specially catered to the
needs of listeners in Asia. After Newsline , most
transmissions continue with a 31 minute feature programme,
as detailed below.

MONDAY

+Research File+ is one of Europe+s leading science
programmes. The regular producer & host is Anne Blair
Gould, and she is assisted by a team of reporters worldwide.
The programme covers a wide variety of fields including
astronomy, medicine, consumer technology, and the
environment. The programme format is flexible, ranging from
a magazine-style presentation of shorter items (including
updates on earlier stories), to in-depth on-location
documentaries. Here's a preview of what's on the planning
list:

On August 13th Jonathan Marks takes a fresh look at fungus
(!). The Research File broadcast on August 20th is a special
about SMELLS ...it examines their natural function, and the
reason why eighteenth century scientists collected SMELLS in
bottles? Is there really any psychology behind naming a
perfume Egoist or Poison ? Anne Blair Gould wanders
through a garden of lavenders and roses, peppermint and
fennel, arum lilies and plants that smell of rotting flesh. If you
have a specific question about smells you'd like us to consider
call our answerline on Hilversum 724222 or fax the facts to
Hilversum 724352. You could be part of the War on the Noses,
on the air on August 20th.

The show on August 27th reviews Holland's Science Line ,
and there's a new look at Evolution, God & computer
programmes.

September 3rd sees a programme in which Anne Blair Gould
examines stress in humans and dolphins. The programme on
September 10th will include material from the British
Association for the Advancement of Science conference in
Swansea, UK. On 17 September Nina Morgan and Jonathan
Marks report from the Research Nuclear Reactor at Petten on
the North Sea Coast.

Tune in on October 1st for Ringing the Changes . Jonathan
Marks reports from the south of the Netherlands were the
latest technology is being used to make and test carillons.

TUESDAY

Tuesdays are devoted to the arts and culture in Europe.
Images keeps abreast of what is happening in opera, ballet
theatre and music with interviews, news and actuality. The
programme is produced by Nevil Gray with an able team of
reporters in Holland and in the various European capitals.
Images will keep you informed and entertained.

WEDNESDAY

Wednesday programming contains a variety of features
throughout the year. From now until September 5th we focus
on the Netherlands Antilles and Surinam. We are now in the
final decade of the century of decolonisation. Yet the Kingdom
of the Netherlands still extends to the 6 islands of the
Netherlands Antilles. While the former colony Surinam
became independent in 1975, the islands of Curaiao, Aruba,
Bonaire, St Maarten, Saba and St. Eustatius are Dutch - for
the time being. Just what that will mean in political terms in
the future is now being negotiated Also party to the talks are
the governments of Venezuela and France, both +neighbours+
to the Dutch in the Caribbean. A shifting political spectrum,
the War on Drugs, and a new approach to development aid
are on the agenda at these high-level meetings. The story from
within both the young nation of Surinam and the
administrative entity of the Antilles, is one of a rich mosaic
of communal, linguistic and religious practices. Martha
Hawley will be speaking with cultural, political and social
leaders, along with the citizen in the street, aiming to present
an accurate and honest picture of the region.

On September 12, 19 & 26th we present Brief Encounters ,
three programmes presented by Pete Myers. Pete is one of the
few people in the English Service who keeps a diary. In over 3
decades of international radio broadcasting, Pete has had
various encounters with the famous and the infamous...like
the job offer he got from Idi Amin, or being screamed at by
Nina Simone at 30,000 feet. Illustrated with anecdotes and
relevant music, make a date with Pete Myers for 30 minutes of
the incredible, and amusing!

Starting October 3rd, Ginger da Silva will be presenting
Home, Market & Family . It is a series about European
integration. The first programme deals with the history of the
European Community, starting after World War II. It
examines how the institutions and goals have developed from
the days of the European Coal & Steel Community to the
current momentum towards establishing a single market. Will
it really mean a free flow of goods, money, and people
throughout the EEC at the end of 1992. In subsequent
programmes Ginger will travel to each of the 12 member
countries to find how the various members view this fast
evolving community. Will Italian eat more Dutch cheese, will
Belgians still feel Belgians, and is it all a German plot? Join
Ginger to find out.

THURSDAY

Media Network. Jonathan Marks hosts this weekly award-
winning survey of communication developments compiled
with the assistance of over 180 monitors across the globe. The
audio magazine runs on enthusiasm, building on more than 30
years of experience in this field of programming. +Media
Network+ reflects the trends within the media business both in
The Netherlands and around the world.

On August 2nd Jonathan reports on the problems facing radio in Kashmir, and
tests going on in Florida to put FM onto AM

On August 23rd we report from the Firato, Amsterdam's audio
and video fair. Has DAT been launched to the consumers in
Europe yet? How eager are the Europeans about HDTV?

The programme on September 6th looks at the jingle and
promo industry in Europe & North America. Jim Cutler and
Jonathan Marks explore both sides of the Atlantic radio
market.

September 13th contains news from the World Radio TV
Handbook editorial office in Amsterdam.

On September 20th, Lou Josephs has an update on the NAB
programmers conference in Boston, and we look at the radio
scene in Ireland. Is it as profitable as it was expected to be.

The edition broadcast on September 28th will include Asian
media news from Victor Goonetilleke.

A new season of Media Network starts on October 4th with a
special programme dedicated to those new to the field of
international radio listening. We'll be passing on tips on
writing to stations, and exploding more myths that surround
the world of DXing .

In the coming months the programme will tackle topics such as
digital audio from satellites, the high definition TV
developments, and the changes to the radio scene in Eastern
Europe. There is a regular mix of news editions and full-
length documentaries.

FRIDAY

Caribbean, Pacific & North America: Rembrandt Express is
the weekly magazine show named after Holland's most
renowned artist. Barry O'Dwyer is currently in the driving
seat to guide the express down new paths. If you're interested
in the social aspects of life, plus a glimpse at the entertainment
scene, make a date for Fridays.

OR

Asian Transmissions Only : The Asian department team,
including Carl Josephs, Dheera Sujan, and Larry Jagan are the
voices you'll hear regularly on Asiascan , the weekly 45
minute live magazine show presenting news and features
covering Asia & Europe. Look out for special profiles of
leading Asian personalities.

OR

African Transmissions Only : Airtime Africa is a topical
review of events concerning Europe & Africa. Over the next
six months look out for more in-depth documentaries on AIDS
in Africa, the problems of literacy in Africa, drug smuggling,
and refugees. Your host is Veronica Wilson.

SATURDAY

Over To You is our listener contact programme. We
welcome reactions to our transmissions, and questions about
Holland. The entire production is spiced with music. We also
phone listeners to get their opinions direct so, if possible,
include a phone number when you write. You can also try the
24 hr listener answer line. Dial the international exchange
code (e.g. 011 in USA, 010 in Britain), followed by 31 for
Holland, 35 which is the area code for Hilversum, then the
subscriber number 724222. You then have 90 seconds to leave a
message which may be used on the air.

SUNDAY

All transmissions carry Happy Station ; family entertainment
with music, birthday mentions, and competitions hosted by
shortwave personality Tom Meyer. This is international
radio's longest running show, having first hit the airwaves in
1928!

BACKGROUND NOTES

Shortwave radio antennas beam most of their energy in a
specific direction. This helps to ensure the best possible signal
strength in the target area. But that doesn't rule out reception
of our broadcasts in other parts of the world. Listeners in
North America can often hear the 1430 UTC transmission
beamed to Asia via Madagascar, for instance. Early risers in
North America often tune in at 1030 UTC.

International radio listening has never been better! Modern
radios making tuning much easier, and the variety of
programmes has improved considerably during the last
decade. Radio Netherlands publishes a number of free
brochures to help introduce newcomers to the world of
international radio. They are non-technical and free. For
details, ask for the Listeners Services Catalogue .

The 0030 UTC English broadcast to North America is now
available in the United States through the C-SPAN audio
channel 1 on Saturday and Sunday nights only. If you would
like relays on other evenings, we would be interested to hear
from you. The recently launched service is now being offered
to cable companies across the US. If your cable company offers
C-SPAN television, call your local cable operator and ask
about the availability of the audio service.

RECEIVER SHOPPING LIST

Two years ago we published the last edition of the Receiver
Shopping List, a free consumer guide to radio receivers on the
market. At the start of 1989 we stopped sending it out because
there were so many changes in the market place that the
information was no longer current, and indeed was by then
misleading. At the same time building work at Radio
Netherlands plus a change to a more sophisticated computer
system meant that our planned release of a new edition never
got off the ground. But that is past tense. The new 12th edition
of the Receiver Shopping List is now back from the printers.

The new list includes price checks made in Holland, Canada,
Britain, the US, Japan, South Africa, New Zealand, and
Australia. From the research it is clear that a huge price rift
across the Atlantic. In the US, for instance, the top of the line
radio from Kenwoood, the R-5000, is around US$ 850.00.
In Britain it's u875, which makes it some 50% dearer.
These giant differences cannot be accounted for simply in
different rates of exchange or extra purchase tax. In the
shopping list we+ve marked as many prices as we can so that if
you have the opportunity to travel you can take advantage of
the price differences. We also discuss warranties too. We+ve
examined shortwave in car radios in more detail with this
edition of the shopping list too.

If you'd like a copy all you have to do is drop us a line, and
we'd be happy to send you one. This edition is certainly a lot
different to previous efforts. At 56 pages its the largest we've
ever compiled, and it has been printed out on a laser printer to
make it as clear as possible to read. Its designed to help you
choose a shortwave radio anywhere between 50 and 5000
dollars, it offers advice on what to look for, and there's a
comprehensive section on finding parts for older sets.

Our next goal in the coming years is to add photos of the
receivers, but that adds to the cost and being a public radio
station we cannot legally ask listeners to pay for services we
provide. We think we've struck a workable compromise
though, and we look forward to your reaction. The address is
simple......English Section, Radio Netherlands, Box 222, 1200
JG Hilversum, The Netherlands. And ask for the Receiver
Shopping List Edition 12.

THE CURRENT SCHEDULE

Radio Netherlands broadcasts daily in 7 languages. As from
the new summer schedule valid from 25th March 1990 we are
dropping the early morning new broadcast to the Middle East.
Once Newsline expands to include regular editions especially
for Asia, we will discontinue broadcasting the Rembrandt
Express programme to Europe on Fridays at 1130 UTC.

We are aware that the timings of our English language
broadcasts are not ideal for a European audience. We are
currently negotiating better technical solutions, since we do
not have the facilities to provide the kind of service we would
like. Shortwave is not the medium to reach English speaking
target areas such as Britain. The Netherlands is too close, and
during the winter months signals don't propagate reliably at
all. Watch future editions of this schedule for further
announcements. In the meantime, the frequencies of 9715 and
5955 kHz remain beamed to Europe at 1130 UTC.

Summer English Schedule
March 25th - September 30th 1990 !

All transmissions are 55 minutes long, except the 0830 UTC
transmission to the Pacific which runs Mon-Sat for 25
minutes.

TRANSMISSIONS HEARD IN NORTH AMERICA
(times in UTC)

1030 Australia/Caribbean.......B11890, B6020
2030 West Africa......................F15560, F13700, F9860
0030 Eastern N. America ........B15560, B6165, F6020
0330 Western N. America........B9590, B6165.

Key: The letters before each frequency indicate the transmitter
site. F= Flevo, The Netherlands. B=Bonaire, Netherlands
Antilles, M=Madagascar.

You can send messages through the ACE or Pinelands Bulletin
Boards, or via MCI Mail to Jonathan Marks 338-2983. You
can phone the Radio Netherlands answerline on +31 35 724222
(24 hrs a day). You can also write to English Section, Radio
Netherlands, P.O. Box 222, 1200 JG Hilversum, The
Netherlands.

+ 1990 CMC 4 Radio Netherlands

DEUTSCHE WELLE FREQUENCY & PROGRAMME SCHEDULE
=============================================
valid as of September 30, 1990

All times UTC
All frequencies kHz
Compiled by Jari Perkiomaki <fk00133r@uwasa.fi>

Acknowledgement:
This frequency and programme schedule was published in "tune in", 5/1990
(September-October), a bimonthly bulletin from the Deutsche Welle,
the international radio and TV service of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Address: Deutsche Welle, P.O.Box 10 04 44, D-5000 COLOGNE 1, FRG,
Tel.: 02 21 3890
Telefax: 02 21 3893000

or one of the following local offices:

ARGENTINA Casilla de Correo 4984, Buenos Aires Central
BANGLADESH P.O.Box 2170, Dhaka-1000
BRAZIL C.P. 12-153, 22.022 Rio de Janeiro, R.J.
COLOMBIA Apto. 90135, Bogota
EGYPT P.O.Box 2133, Cairo
ETHIOPIA G.P.L. 5676, Addis Ababa
GHANA P.O.Box 01578, Accra-East, Osu
INDIA P.O.Box 5211, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110 021
INDONESIA Tromol Pos 1128, Jakarta 10 011
IRAN P.O.Box 11365/8569, Teheran
JAPAN C.P.O.Box 132, Tokyo 100-91
KENYA P.O.Box 47 504, Nairobi
MOROCCO B.P. 1342, Rabat
MOZAMBIQUE C.P. 1824, Maputo
NIGERIA P.M.B. 2241, Kaduna
PAKISTAN P.O.Box 2806, Karachi-6
P.R. OF CHINA P.O.Box 9029, Beijing
PHILIPPINES P.O.Box 536, Makati, Metro Manila
PORTUGAL Apartado 2404, Lisboa
SAUDI ARABIA P.O.Box 4286, Jeddah
SINGAPORE P.O.Box 4066, Bukit Timah P.O., Singapore
SRI LANKA P.O.Box 22, Colombo
TANZANIA P.O.Box 70087, Dar-es-Salaam
TUNISIA B.P. 90, 1012 Tunis-Belvedere
TURKEY P.K. 4-Cankaya, Ankara
UGANDA P.O.Box 3316, Kampala
ZAIRE B.P. 12498, Kinshasa 1

Note: Ask for a free English programme magazine of the Deutsche
Welle called "tune in". Printed on a high-quality paper and
with an excellent lay-out, it is published bi-monthly
including the latest programme and frequency guides, and also
featuring coming programmes as well as current developments
in Germany.

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMME SCHEDULE
=======================================

TO NORTH AMERICA
----------------
0100-0150 6040, 6085, 6145, 9565, 11865
0300-0350 6085, 6120, 9545, 9605
0500-0550 5960, 6120, 9670, 9700

Mon News, Commentary, Living in Germany, Larry's Random Selection
Tue News, European Journal, Transatlantic Diary
Wed News, European Journal, Transatlantic Diary
Thu News, European Journal, Transatlantic Diary
Fri News, European Journal, Transatlantic Diary
Sat News, European Journal, Transatlantic Diary
Sun News, Commentary, Mailbag/Phone in, To the Top/German by
Radio

TO ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
-----------------------
0900-0950 6160, 11740, 17780, 17820, 21650, 21680

Mon News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Tue News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Wed News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Thu News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Fri News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Sat News, International Talking point, Development Forum,
Religion and Society
Sun News, Arts on the Air, German by Radio

2100-2150 7130, 9670, 9765, 11785

Mon News, European Journal, Man and Environment
Tue News, European Journal, Insight
Wed News, European Journal, Living in Germany
Thu News, European Journal, Spotlight on Sport
Fri News, Commentary, Panorama, Economic Notebook
Sat News, Commentary/Sports Report, Mailbag Asia
Sun News, European Journal, Science and Technology

TO SOUTH ASIA
-------------
0200-0250 1548, 6035, 7285, 9615, 9690, 11945, 11965

Mon News, European Journal, Science and Technology
Tue News, European Journal, Man and Environment
Wed News, European Journal, Insight
Thu News, European Journal, Living in Germany
Fri News, European Jounral, Spotlight on Sport
Sat News, Commentary, Panorama, Economic Notebook
Sun News, Commentary/Sports Report, Mailbag Asia

1600-1650 1548, 6170, 7225, 9615, 11785, 15105, 15595, 17825

Mon News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Tue News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Wed News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Thu News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Fri News, Newsline Cologne, Asia-Pacific Report
Sat News, International Talking point, Development Forum,
Religion and Society

TO EAST, CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN AFRICA
------------------------------------
0400-0450 7150, 7225, 9565, 9765, 11765, 15265

Mon News, European Journal, Africa Report
Tue News, European Journal, Africa Report
Wed News, European Journal, Africa Report
Thu News, European Journal, Africa Report
Fri News, European Journal, Africa Report
Sat News, Commentary, Panorama, Man and Environment
Sun News, Commentary/Sports Report, International Talking
Point, People and Places

0900-0950 9565, 15410, 21600

Mon News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Tue News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Wed News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Thu News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Fri News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Sat News, Africa this Week, Mailbag Africa

1500-1550 9735, 11965, 15135, 17765, 21600

Mon News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Monday Special
Tue News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Insight
Wed News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Living in Germany
Thu News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Spotlight on Sport
Fri News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Economic Notebook
Sat News, Africa Highlight, Development Forum, Science and
Technology
Sun News, Religion and Society, Africa in the German Press,
Pop from Germany

TO WEST AFRICA
--------------
0600-0650 11765, 13790, 15185, 17875

Mon News, European Journal, Africa Report
Tue News, European Journal, Africa Report
Wed News, European Journal, Africa Report
Thu News, European Journal, Africa Report
Fri News, European Journal, Africa Report
Sat News, Commentary, Panorama, Man and Environment
Sun News, Commentary/Sports Report, International Talking
Point, People and Places

1100-1150 15410, 17765, 17800, 21600

Mon News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Tue News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Wed News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Thu News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Fri News, Newsline Cologne, Hallo Africa, African News
Sat News, Africa this Week, Mailbag Africa

1900-1950 11785, 11810, 13790, 15390, 17810

Mon News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Monday Special
Tue News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Insight
Wed News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Living in Germany
Thu News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Spotlight on Sport
Fri News, Newsline Cologne, African News, Economic Notebook
Sat News, Africa Highlight, Development Forum, Science and
Technology
Sun News, Religion and Society, Africa in the German Press,
Pop from Germany

SOME PROGRAMMES AT A GLANCE
---------------------------

NEWSLINE COLOGNE - a current affairs programme with reports, interviews,
a press review and comment on major developments
ECONOMIC NOTEBOOK - a weekly look at the economic scene in Germany and
around the world
INSIGHT - an in-depth feature giving the background to political events
and developments on the international scene
LIVING IN GERMANY - a weekly look at the social scene in Germany
SPOTLIGHT ON SPORT - a weekly magazine programme with background stories
and coverage of important events
MAN AND ENVIRONMENT - a weekly programme on all topics relating to the
environment in industrial and developing countries
INTERNATIONAL TALKING POINT - a weekly round-table discussion on major
trends and events with journalists from
different countries
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - a weekly magazine programme presenting new
developments in science and technology
RELIGION AND SOCIETY - a weekly round-up of news and developments
concerning the world's major religions
PANORAMA - a review of the major events of the week on the international
news scene and in Germany
DEVELOPMENT FORUM - a programme with reports and interviews on projects
and progress in Africa and Asia
ARTS ON THE AIR - reports and interviews on major cultural events and
developments including coverage of cultural relations
between Germany and the regions of Africa, Asia and
North America
HALLO AFRICA - a programme with musical requests and greetings to
friends
AFRICA REPORT - a programme of reports and background to the news from
Africa by Deutsche Welle correspondents
AFRICA THIS WEEK - a weekly review of trends and events on the African
continent
AFRICA HIGHLIGHT - a weekly feature on an important topic concerning
Africa
MONDAY SPECIAL - an interview or report on an event or development with
special relevance for Africa from the world of politics,
economic affairs or culture
POP FROM GERMANY - a weekly programme for listeners in Africa presenting
the German pop scene
AFRICA IN THE GERMAN PRESS - a weekly look at what German papers and
weeklies have to say about Africa
ASIA-PACIFIC REPORT - a programme of correspondents' reports, interviews
and background news from the Asia-Pacific region
LETTER FROM BERLIN/BONN - the tale of two cities - an old capital and a
new one - as seen by our correspondents
RANDOM SELECTION - a weekly programme for listeners in North America in
which Larry Wayne takes a look at Germany from the
lighter side
TO THE TOP - a music programme in which listeners in North
America are brought up to date with the German pop scene
GERMAN BY RADIO - learning the German language made easy through our
weekly language course
EUROPEAN JOURNAL - a review of major events in europe and Germany through
interviews, analyses and background reports
MAILBAG - a programme produced in three different versions for Africa, Asia
and North America in which listeners' mail is answered in a light
and entertaining fashion
PHONE-IN - our North America team talks to listeners in the USA and Canada
TRANSATLANTIC DIARY - a look at cultural, science, economic and bilatera|
developments for North American listeners

THE GERMAN LANGUAGE BROADCAST SCHEDULE
======================================

UTC Target Frequencies
0000-0200 EU, NA, CA, SA 3995, 6075, 6100, 7130*, 9700*,
9760, 11795, 15270, 15410*
0100-0200 EU, NA, CA, SA 9545
0200-0400 EU, NA, CA 3995, 6075, 6100, 9735,11795
0200-0300 EU, NA, CA 9545, 11795*, 15270*
0400-0600 EU, NA 3995, 6075, 6085, 6100*, 6145*,
9545, 9605*, 9735, 11950*
0600-0800 EU, AUS/NZ 6075, 9545, 9690, 9735, 11795,
11965, 13780, 17845, 21560, 21600
0700-0800 EU, AUS/NZ 21640
0800-1000 EU, AUS/NZ 6075, 9545, 9690*, 9735*, 11795*,
13780*, 15105*, 15275*, 17845*,
21560, 21640*
1000-1200 EU, JAPAN, SE & E ASIA 1548, 6075, 9545, 13780,
15105, 17845, 17875, 21560,
21680
1100-1200 EU, JAPAN, SE & E ASIA 25740
1200-1400 MEDITERRANEAN, EU, 1548, 1557, 6075, 9545, 13780,
JAPAN, SE & E ASIA 15105, 15245, 15275, 17715, 17845,
21560, 21680, 25740*
1400-1600 MEDITERRANEAN, EU, 1557, 6075, 9545, 11795, 13780,
S ASIA, M EAST 15275, 17845*, 21560*
1600-1800 MEDITERR., EU, S ASIA, 1557, 6075, 9545, 9650*,
M EAST 11795*, 15275*
1600-1700 " 13780*
1700-1800 " 1548, 21560
1800-2000 EU, AF 1548, 6075, 9735, 11795, 15275,
17860
1800-1900 " 21560*
1900-2000 " 9545*
2000-2200 EU, AF 3995, 6075, 9735, 11765,
11795, 15275*, 17810, 17860
2200-0000 EU, SA, CA 3995, 6075, 6100, 9700, 9715, 9735,
11785, 11795, 15270, 15410, 17860

Frequencies are subject to change. Please listen to the frequency
announcements.
Frequencies marked with (*) finish 5 to 10 minutes before the mentioned
time.

OTHER INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES
==============================

FRENCH
0515-0550 7225, 9565, 9765, 11765, 15275 to Africa
0700-0750 11765, 13790, 15185, 17875 to West Africa
1200-1300 15410, 17765, 17800, 21600 to West Africa
1650-1750 9735, 11965, 17765, 21600 to Africa

SPANISH
0200-0250 6045, 9700, 11810, 11865 to Latin America
1100-1150 11960, 15205, 21630 to Latin America
2030-2120 6130, 7235 to Spain
2300-0050 6145, 9545, 11810, 11865, 13790, 15105, 15425, 17720

PORTUGUESE
0500-0515 7225, 9565, 9765, 11765, 15275 to Africa
1000-1050 11795, 11810, 15205, 17860 to Latin America
2000-2050 9745, 11810, 13790, 15105, 15425, 17765 to Africa
2130-2300 6145, 9545, 11865, 13790, 15105, 15425, 17720
to Latin America
2230-2320 6130, 7120 to Portugal

JAPANESE
1100-1150 11865, 15185, 15400, 15595, 17825

CHINESE
1200-1320 9535, 11865, 13760, 15185, 15595, 17825

INDONESIAN
1330-1420 15185, 15360, 17825, 21650
2230-2320 7235, 9605, 11740, 11845, 15435

BENGALI
0100-0150 1548, 605, 7285, 9615, 9690, 11945

----
URDU
1430-1515 1548, 6170, 7225, 9615, 11785, 15105, 15595, 17825

HINDI
1515-1600 1548, 6170, 7225, 9615, 11785, 15105, 15595, 17825

SANSKRIT (every 2nd Mon)
1545-1558 1548, 6170, 7225, 9615, 11785, 15105, 15595, 17825
----

PASHTU
0300-0350 7235, 9690, 11865, 15410, 17800, 21650

DARI
0800-0850 15320, 15435, 17780, 17825, 17875, 21600, 21650, 21680
----

PERSIAN
1000-1050 15275, 17715, 17820, 21630, 21650
1800-1850 9600, 9615, 11905, 11950, 13780, 15425

ARABIC (to Middle East)
0400-0550 1557, 6000, 6025, 7235, 9640
0700-0750 7270, 9750, 11905, 15435
1900-2120 1557, 6145, 7265, 9515, 9545

MAGHREBINIAN (every Fri)
0735-0750 7270, 9750, 11905, 15435

SWAHILI (to Africa)
0300-0400 7150, 7225, 9565, 9765, 11765, 15265
1000-1050 9735, 11785, 17765, 21600
1550-1650 9735, 11965, 17765, 21600

HAUSA (to Africa)
1300-1350 15410, 17765, 17800, 21600
1800-1850 11810, 13790, 15390, 17810

AMHARIC
1400-1450 11810, 15410, 17765, 21600

TURKISH
0600-0650 7235, 9625, 9750, 11865
1700-1750 7225, 9615, 11905, 13780

GREEK
1700-1750 6140, 9640

RUSSIAN
0400-0450 6130, 7120, 7285, 9650, 9690, 11865
1600-1920 5980, 6010, 7145, 9715, 11915
2130-2220 5980, 6000, 7235, 9605

CZECH/SLOVAK
0530-0600 7270, 9650
1130-1220 5995, 6015, 7150, 9770
1930-2030 9615, 11865

POLISH
0600-0630 7270, 9650
1315-1350 6015, 7150, 9770
1900-1930 9615, 11865

ROMANIAN
0930-1020 9650, 11850, 11905, 15545
1600-1650 11950, 15470
1800-1850 11865, 15470

BULGARIAN
1030-1120 9650, 11850, 11905, 15545
1700-1750 11950, 15470
1930-2020 6025, 7125, 9605, 9715

HUNGARIAN
1230-1300 6015, 7150, 9770
2030-2130 9615, 11865

SLOVENIAN
0830-0920 6015, 7150, 9650 [Sat & Sun]
1515-1550 6130, 7175, 9770 [Mon to Sat]

SERBO-CROATIAN
0830-0900 6130, 7130, 9650 [Mon to Fri]
1430-1515 6130, 7175, 9770 [Mon to Sat]
1430-1550 6130, 7175, 9770 [Sun]
2145-2235 7285, 9615

MACEDONIAN
1400-1430 6130, 7175, 9770

GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES, YUGOSL. PROGRAMME
0800-0820 6130, 7130, 9650 [Mon to Fri]

VOICE OF AMERICA TRANSMISSION SCHEDULE

30 SEPTEMBER 1990 TO 30 MARCH 1991

All times are Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), more
traditionally known as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Frequencies
are given in kilohertz (kHz.). To convert to frequency in
megahertz (MHz.) or wavelength in meters (M.), see the
frequency/wavelength conversion chart at the end of this file.
Frequencies below 1600 kHz. are medium wave.

Some times and frequencies may change.

Abbreviations: MF - Monday through Friday. MS - Monday through
Saturday. SS - Saturday and Sunday.

ALBANIAN to Europe
1700-1730 5965, 9735, 11805, 15195
1930-2000 5965, 9735

AMHARIC to Africa
1800-1900 9690, 11740, 11880, 15165, 17755

ARABIC to the Middle East/North Africa
0330-0430 1260, 5965, 9740, 11905, 15160, 17810, 17895
0430-0530 1260, 5965, 6125, 7160, 9740, 11805, 11905,
15160, 17810, 17895
0530-0600 1260, 5965, 11905, 15160, 17810, 17895
0600-0730 1260, 5965, 15160, 15195, 17810, 17895
0730-0800 1260, 5965, 6150, 9565, 9580, 9760, 11775,
11840, 15160, 15195, 15235, 17810, 17895
1100-1130 11735, 15160, 15225, 21540, 21615
1200-1230 11735, 15225, 15400, 21540, 21615
1300-1330 1260, 11905, 15225, 15400, 21540, 21615
1500-1600 15300, 17885, 21535, 21570
1600-1800 1260, 7205, 11960, 15155, 17885, 21535, 21570
1800-1900 1260, 7205, 9530, 9745, 11960, 15155, 15245,
17885, 21535, 21570
1900-2000 1260, 7205, 9530, 9745, 11960, 15155, 15245,
17740, 17885, 21535, 21570
2000-2100 11905, 15225, 17885, 21535
2100-2200 6160, 9530, 9745, 11905, 15225, 15245, 17740,
17885, 21535

ARMENIAN to the U.S.S.R.
0300-0315 6015, 6080, 7120, 7210, 9530
1500-1600 11805, 15195, 15235, 17835, 17855

AZERBAIJANI to the U.S.S.R.
1900-2000 6160, 7280, 9680, 11835

BANGLA to South Asia
0130-0230 15210, 17780, 21475
1600-1700 1575, 9590, 11880, 15185

BULGARIAN to Europe
0400-0430 1197, 3980, 6080, 7295, 9530, 9615
1730-1800 5965, 9735, 11805, 15195
2000-2030 5965, 9735, 11780

BURMESE to East Asia
0000-0030 1575, 9670, 11840, 15215
1130-1230 1575, 9610, 11880, 15250

CANTONESE to East Asia
1500-1600 1143

CREOLE to the American Republics
2100-2130 1480 (via Radio L'Akansyel, Port-au-Prince),
9670, 11890, 15120
2130-2200SS 1480 (via Radio L'Akansyel, Port-au-Prince),
9670, 11890, 15120, 17730

CZECH/SLOVAK to Europe
0500-0530 1197, 3980, 6080, 7295, 9615, 11710
1730-1800 1197, 3980, 6060, 7180, 9660, 11750, 11855
2000-2100 1197, 3980, 6060, 6150, 7180
2100-2200 6060, 6150, 7180

DARI to the Middle East
0030-0100 1260
0215-0300 9635, 9705, 11780, 15105
1515-1600 7295, 11845, 15435, 21520

ENGLISH to Africa
0300-0430 621, 6035, 6145, 9575, 11835, 15350, 17715
0430-0600 6035, 9575, 11835, 15350, 17715
0600-0700 6035, 6125, 9530, 9575, 11835, 15350, 17715
1600-1730 9575, 11920, 15410, 15580, 17800, 21625
1730-1800 621(SS), 9575, 11920, 15410, 15580, 17800, 21625
1800-2000 621, 9575, 11920, 15410, 15580, 17800, 21625
2000-2100 621, 9570, 15410, 15580, 17800, 21485, 21625
2100-2200 621, 15410, 15580, 17800, 21485, 21625

ENGLISH to the Caribbean/American Republics
CA - Programs for the Caribbean. AR - Programs
for the American Republics.
0000-0100CA 1580, 6130, 9455, 11695
0000-0030AR 5995, 9775, 9815, 11580, 15205
0030-0100AR 1530, 1580, 5995, 9775, 9815, 11580, 15205
0100-0200 1580, 5995, 6130, 9455, 9775, 9815, 11580, 15205
0200-0230MF 5995, 9775, 9815, 11580, 15205
1000-1200 1580, 6030, 9590, 11915
2200-2215MF 9640, 11880, 15225

ENGLISH to East Asia/Southeast Asia/Pacific
1000-1100 5985, 11720, 15425
1100-1200 5985, 6110, 9760, 11720, 15155, 15425
1200-1230 1143, 6110, 9760, 11715, 15155, 15425
1230-1330 6110, 9760, 11715, 15155, 15425
1330-1400 6110, 9760, 15155, 15425
1400-1500 1143, 6110, 7125, 9760, 15160, 15425
1900-2000 9525, 11870, 15180
2100-2200 11870, 15185, 17735
2200-2230 7120, 9770, 11760, 11870, 15185, 15290, 15305,
17735, 17820
2230-2400 1575, 7120, 9770, 11760, 11870, 15185, 15290,
15305, 17735, 17820
0000-0030 7120, 9770, 11760, 15185, 15290, 17735, 17820
0030-0100 1575, 7120, 9770, 11760, 15185, 15290, 17735,
17820

ENGLISH to the Middle East/North Africa/Europe
0000-0100 792, 11905, 15225, 15405, 17810
0100-0200 792, 1260, 6095, 7205, 11905, 15225, 15250,
15405, 17740, 17810, 21550
0200-0300 792, 1260, 5965, 7205, 11905, 15225, 17740,
17810, 17895, 21550
0400-0430 792, 5995, 6140, 7170, 7200, 9715
0430-0500 5995, 6140, 7170, 7200, 9715
0500-0600 792, 6060, 6140, 7170, 7200, 9670, 9700, 9715,
11750, 15205
0600-0630 792, 6060, 6095, 6140, 7170, 7325, 11750, 11805,
15205
0630-0700 792, 3980, 6060, 6095, 6140, 7170, 7325, 11750,
11805, 15205
1000-1100 11735, 15160, 15225, 21570, 21615
1130-1200 11735, 15160, 15225, 21615
1230-1300 11735, 15225, 15400, 21540, 21615
1330-1400 1260, 11905, 15225, 15400, 21540, 21570
1400-1500 1260, 11905, 15205, 15300, 17885, 21540, 21570
1500-1600 1260, 9700, 11905, 15205, 15300, 17885, 21540,
21570
1600-1630 9700, 11905, 15205, 15300, 17885, 21540, 21570
1630-1700 6180, 9700, 9760, 11710, 11905, 15205, 15245,
15300, 17885, 21540, 21570
1700-1730 792, 1197, 3980, 6040, 9700, 9760, 11905, 15205,
15300, 17885, 21540, 21570
1730-1800 792, 6040, 9700, 9760, 11905, 15205, 15300,
17885, 21540, 21570
1800-1900 6040, 9700, 9760, 11905, 15205, 15300, 17885,
21540, 21570
1900-2100 6040, 9700, 9760, 11710, 11905, 15205, 15300,
17885, 21540, 21570
2100-2200 1260, 6040, 9700, 9760, 11710, 11905, 11960,
15205, 15300, 17885, 21540, 21570
2200-2230 9530, 11905, 11960, 15225, 15445, 17885
2230-2400 792, 1260, 9530, 11905, 11960, 15225, 15445,
17885

ENGLISH to South Asia
0100-0300 7115, 7205, 11705, 15160, 15250, 17740, 21550
1400-1500 7125, 9645, 15205, 15395
1500-1530 7125, 9645, 9700, 15395
1530-1600 1575, 7125, 9645, 9700, 15395
1600-1800 7125, 9645, 9700, 15395

ENGLISH VOA Europe
0300-0330 1260, 5965, 11905, 15160, 17810, 17895
0630-0800MS 1197
0800-1000 1197(MS), 1260, 11735, 15160, 15195, 21570,
21615
1000-1300MS 1197
1300-1700 1197
(Also 24 hours on cable services and FM stations in many parts of
Europe. As indicated, VOA Europe programs are heard at
0300-0330 and 0800-1000 on shortwave as part of the expanded VOA
English broadcasts to the Middle East.)

ESTONIAN to Europe
1600-1630 6060, 7210, 9660, 11855, 11865, 11905
1800-1830 7170, 9650

FARSI to the Middle East
0300-0430 9635, 9700, 11805, 15105
1700-1900 6160, 7280, 9680, 11835

FRENCH to Africa
0530-0700MF 6020, 6180, 9565, 11835, 11875, 11890
1830-2000 15195, 17640, 17785, 21485
2000-2200 15195, 17640, 17785

GEORGIAN to the U.S.S.R.
0315-0330 6015, 6080, 7120, 7170, 9530
2000-2030 6140, 7270, 9535

GREEK to Europe
1900-1930 5965, 9735, 15225

HAUSA to Africa
0500-0530 6020, 6180, 9585, 11835, 11890
1600-1630MF 15320, 17740, 17785, 21485

HINDI to South Asia
0030-0100 6010, 7105, 7205, 11780, 15210,
17780, 21475
0100-0130 15210, 17780, 21475
1600-1700 6160, 7280, 9680, 11835

HUNGARIAN to Europe
0530-0600 6080, 7295, 9615, 11710
1800-2000 1197, 3980, 6060, 6150, 7180, 11750

INDONESIAN to East Asia
1100-1130 9610, 11880, 15250
1330-1430 6030, 9715, 11715
2200-2330 9620, 11805, 15205

KHMER to East Asia
1400-1500 1575, 9565, 11930, 15285
2200-2230 1575, 7225, 9510, 11785

KOREAN to East Asia
1300-1400 11930, 15195, 17720
2130-2200 6110, 7120, 9755, 11955

LAO to East Asia
1100-1130 1575, 9620, 11930, 15125
1130-1200 9620, 11930, 15125

LATVIAN to Europe
0400-0415 7105, 7130, 9570, 11780
1530-1600 7210, 7245, 9735, 11865, 11960
1700-1730 6060, 7180, 9660, 11855, 11865, 15245

LITHUANIAN to Europe
0415-0430 7105, 7130, 9570, 11780
1630-1700 6060, 9660, 11855, 11865
1830-1900 7170, 9650

MANDARIN to East Asia
1100-1200 1143, 5955, 11965, 15410, 17745, 17790, 21585
1200-1300 5955, 11965, 15410, 17745, 17790, 21585
1300-1330 5955, 11965, 15410, 17745, 17790
1330-1400 1143, 5955, 11965, 15410, 17745, 17790
1400-1600 5955, 11965, 15410, 17745, 17790
1600-1700 1143, 11965, 15410, 17745, 17790
2000-2100 1143, 9545, 15395, 17765
2100-2200 1575, 7200, 9545, 11925, 15395, 17765
2200-0200 7200, 9545, 11925, 15395, 17765

PASHTO to the Middle East
0000-0030 1260, 7105, 9635, 11780, 15160
0130-0215 9635, 9705, 11780, 15105
1430-1515 7295, 11845, 15435, 21520

POLISH to Europe
0530-0630 1197, 3980, 5955, 6160, 7130
2100-2200 1197, 3980, 9650, 11750
2200-2400 1197, 3980, 6095, 6150, 9645, 11710

PORTUGUESE to Africa
0430-0500 6020, 6180, 9775, 11835, 11890
1730-1800 621(MF), 15320, 15330, 17640, 17740, 17785,
21485

PORTUGUESE to Brazil
2300-2400 9455, 9775, 11680, 15330

ROMANIAN to Europe
0430-0445 792, 6080, 7295, 9530, 9615
1800-1900 792, 5965, 9735, 11780, 15125
1900-1930 792, 11780
1930-2000 792

RUSSIAN to U.S.S.R.
C - To central U.S.S.R. E - To eastern U.S.S.R. Other
transmissions directed to western U.S.S.R.
0300-0400 1197, 6040, 6180, 7105, 7190
0800-1100E 11930, 11965, 15325, 15410, 17865
1200-1400C 11835, 15205, 15235, 15280, 17855, 17865, 21625
1600-1700 7170, 9690, 11740, 11805, 15235
1700-1800 7170, 9585, 9690, 11710, 11740, 15235
1800-1900 6140, 7270, 9585, 11710, 11805, 11825
1900-2000 6140, 7170, 7270, 9575, 9585, 9690, 11825
2000-2100 6095, 7170, 9575, 9585, 9690, 11825
2100-2200 6085, 6095, 6140, 7170, 7270, 7280, 9575, 11825
2200-2300 6060, 6085, 6140, 6160, 7170, 7270, 7280, 11825
2300-2400 6060, 6140, 6160, 7125, 7270

SERBO-CROATIAN to Europe
0445-0500 792, 6080, 7295, 9530, 9615
2030-2130 792, 5965, 9735, 11780

SLOVENE to Europe
0430-0500 1197, 3980, 9670

SPANISH to the American Republics
0100-0300 1530, 1580, 6030, 6190, 9465, 9670, 9840, 11895,
13740, 15400
0300-0400 1530, 1580, 6030, 9465, 9670, 9840, 13740
0930-1100MF 6040, 9525, 11580, 11935, 13740, 15265, 17810,
21490
1100-1130MF 6040, 9525, 11580, 11935, 13740, 15265, 17810
1200-1300 1530, 1580, 11890, 11945, 13775, 15265, 17730,
17830, 21490, 21580, 21610
1300-1400SS 1530, 1580, 11890, 11945, 13775, 15265, 17730,
17830, 21490, 21580, 21610
1400-1430SS 1530, 1580, 11890, 11945, 13775, 15265, 17730,
21580, 21610
1430-1500SS 11890, 11945, 13775, 15265, 17730, 21580, 21610
1700-1730MF 15185, 17710, 17730, 21475
2130-2200MF 9670, 11695, 11890, 15120, 17730

SPANISH Radio Marti to Cuba
0600-0930 1180, 6030
0930-1200 1180, 6075
1200-1400 1180, 9590
1400-2300 1180, 11930
2300-0600 1180, 9525

SWAHILI to Africa
1630-1730MF 15150, 15320, 15330, 17705, 17740, 21485

TURKISH to Europe/Middle East
2000-2100 1260, 6160, 7205, 9525, 9670, 11960

UKRAINIAN to the U.S.S.R.
0300-0400 792, 6090, 6160, 7270, 9760
0400-0500 6090, 6160, 7270, 9760
1600-1800 6150, 7245, 7270, 11825, 15270, 17855

URDU to South Asia
0100-0130 6010, 7105, 9635, 9705, 11780
0130-0200 7105, 9530
1330-1430 11805, 15435, 17875, 21520

UZBEK to the U.S.S.R.
0000-0100 5985, 7125, 9615, 9690, 11945
1400-1500 15225, 15235, 17780, 17855, 21625

VIETNAMESE to East Asia
1230-1330 1143, 9620, 11835, 15250
2230-2330 7225, 9510, 11785

SHORTWAVE FREQUENCY/WAVELENGTH CONVERSION CHART

Frequency in Frequency in Wavelength
kilohertz megahertz in meters
(kHz.) (MHz.) (M.)

3900- 4000 3.9 - 4.0 75
5950- 6200 5.95- 6.2 49
7100- 7300 7.1 - 7.3 41
9500- 9900 9.5 - 9.9 31
11650-12050 11.65-12.05 25
13600-13800 13.6-13.8 21/22
15100-15600 15.1-15.6 19
17550-17900 17.55-17.9 16
21450-21850 21.45-21.85 13
25670-26100 25.67-26.1 11

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Radio Canada International
English Language Schedule
March 25-September 29, 1990

UTC Target Area Frequencies

0100-0200 Cent America 9535, 9755, 11845, 11940, 13720 (Sat Only)
0100-0200 Cent America 9535, 9755, 11845, 11940 (Sunday only)
0130-0200 Hong Kong 864kHz Sunday only via Commercial Radio,Hong Kong
0200-0300 Cent America 9535, 9755, 11845, 11940, 13720 (Mon-Fri)
0400-0500 Middle East 15275m
0515-0600 Africa 6050d, 6150, 7295d, 9750, 11775d, 17840d
0515-0600 W Europe 6050d, 6150, 7295d, 9750, 11775d, 17840d (Mon-Fri)
1200-1300 USA 9635, 11855, 17820 (Mon-Fri)
1300-1330 Asia 11955x,15385x
1300-1600 Carribean 11955, 11720 (Sunday only)
1445-1500 C/E Europe 11935d, 15305+, 15315s. 15325d.17795+, 17820s,
21545+
1615-1630 C/E Europe 11935d, 15305, 15325d, 17820, 21545
1800-1830 Africa 13670, 15260, 17820 (Mon-Fri)
1800-1900 Africa 13670, 15260, 17820 (Sat & Sun only)
1830-1900 W Europe 5995d, 7235d, 15325, 17875, 21675 (Mon-Fri)
1900-1930 Africa 13670, 15260, 17820
2100-2200 W Europe 15325, 17875, 9760, 11945
2130-2200 Africa 11880, 15150, 17820
2200-2230 Asia 11705y
2200-2230 USA 5960, 9755, 11905
2300-2330 Carribean 9755, 11730
2330-0030 USA 5960, 9755 (Mon-Fri)
2330-0100 USA 5960, 9755 (Sat-Sun)

Key to abbreviations:
x-relay from Xian (China)
y-relay from Yamata (Japan)
m-relay from Moosbrunn (Austria)
d- relay from Daventry (Britain)
S-relay from Sines (Portugal)
+-Monday - Saturday only
k- relay from Kimjae (Korea)

BBC World Service Schedule

Zone Description
==== =================================================================
1 Alaska
2 Canada, west of 110 degrees
3 Canada, 90-110 degrees
4 Canada, 70-90 degrees, Baffin Is.
5 Greenland
6 West USA
7 Central USA
8 Eastern USA
9 Canada, East of 70 degrees(no Baffin Is)
10 Mexico
11 Caribbean, Central America
12 NW S.America
13 NE Brazil
14 Bolivia, Paraguay, + Chile & Argentina N of 40 deg S
15 SE Brazil
16 S-America, south of 40 degrees S; Falkland Is.
17 Iceland
18 Scandanavia
19 USSR, N of 60 deg N, 30-50 deg East
26 USSR, N of 60 deg N, East of 170 deg E
27 UK, France, Benelux
28 Central & Eastern Eur, not Baltics
29 Baltics, USSR south of 60 deg N & west of 50 deg E
30 USSR south of 60 deg N & between 50-75 deg E
31 USSR south of 60 deg N & between 75-90 deg E
32 Mongolia & USSR south of 60 deg N & between 90-110 deg E
33 90-135 E, 43-60 N (parts of USSR, China, Mongolia)
34 Sakhalin, Sikhote Alin (Vladivostok, Khabarovsk)
35 Kamchatka
36 Azores, Canary Is.
37 Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia
38 Libya, Egypt
39 Turkey, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Arabian Pen.
40 Iran, Afghanistan
41 Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan
42 China & Tibet, west of 90 E
43 China & Tibet, 90-110 E
44 China, east of 110 E, Korea
45 Japan
46 W.Africa
47 Central Africa
48 East Africa
49 SE Asia
50 Philippines
51 Papua New Guinea, Micronesia, Solomon Is
52 Gabon, Congo, Zaire, Angola
53 Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malagasy
54 Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore
55 Australia: No.Territory, Queensland
56 Fiji, Vanuatu, New Caledonia
57 Namibia, S.Africa, Botswana, Swaziland, Lesotho
58 Australia: Western Australia
59 Australia: S.Australia, .S.Wales, Victoria, Tasmania
60 New Zealand
61 Hawaii
62 Tonga, Samoa, Cook Is.
63 French Polynesia
64 Guam, Mariana Is.
65 Micronesia
66 South Atlantic
67 Antarctica, N of 80 S; 20 W to 40 E
68 Kerguelen Is.
69 Antarctica, N of 80 S; 40 E to 100 E
70 Antarctica, N of 80 S; 100 E to 160 E
71 Antarctica, N of 80 S; 160 E to 140 W
72 Antarctica, N of 80 S; 140 W to 80 W
73 Antarctica, N of 80 S; 80 W to 20 W, S.Orkney Is.
74 Antarctica, S of 80 S
75 N of 80 N

From: rnovak@mips-com (Robert E. Novak)

B-B.C. WORLD SERVICE IN ENGLISH FREQUENCY USAGE

Date: 300990-300391 Status: *-FINAL-* Season: Winter 90

kHz Times Site kW Brg Programme To CIRAF zones

5975 0430-0730 ANTIGUA 250 290 ENGLISH 10 11
5975 2000-2115 ANTIGUA 250 ND ENGLISH 11 12
5975 2115-2130 * ANTIGUA 250 ND ENGLISH 11
6110 0200-0215 ANTIGUA 125 290 ENGLISH 10 11
6110 0200-0215 ANTIGUA 125 235 ENGLISH 11 12
6195 1330-1400 * ANTIGUA 250 ND ENGLISH 11 12
9640 0500-0545 ANTIGUA 250 290 ENGLISH 10 11
9640 0545-0815 ANTIGUA 125 235 ENGLISH 11 12
9640 0545-0815 ANTIGUA 125 290 ENGLISH 10 11
15220 1100-1330 ANTIGUA 125 205 ENGLISH 12 14
15220 1100-1330 ANTIGUA 125 300 ENGLISH 7 8 10 11
15220 1330-1400 * ANTIGUA 125 300 ENGLISH 7 8 10 11
15220 1330-1400 * ANTIGUA 125 205 ENGLISH 12 14
17760 2000-2115 ANTIGUA 250 160 ENGLISH 13 14 15 16

6005 0000-0330 ASCENSION 250 245 ENGLISH 13 14 15
6005 0500-0545 ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH 46 47
15105 1330-1345 * ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH 46 47
17880 1900-2115 ASCENSION 25O 85 ENGLISH 52 53

* Non-daily transmission




21660 0815-0900 * ASCENSION 250 114 ENGLISH 52 53 57
21660 1830-1900 * ASCENSION 250 114 ENGLISH 52 53 57

90200 0545-0645 BERLIN 10 ND ENGLISH 28

639 0300-0330 CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH 38 39 48
639 0545-0815 CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH 38 39 48
639 0815-1030 * CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH 38 39 48
639 1030-1130 CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH 38 39 48
639 1130-1245 * CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH 38 39 48
639 2000-2030 CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH 38 39 48
720 0300-0330 CYPRUS 500 110 ENGLISH 38 39 40
720 0545-0630 CYPRUS 500 110 ENGlISH 38 39 40
1323 0300-0730 CYPRUS 200 150 ENGLISH 38 39 40
1323 0730-0900 * CYPRUS 200 150 ENGLISH 38 39 40
1323 0900-2315 CYPRUS 200 150 ENGLISH 38 39 40
5965 0030-0145 CYPRUS 250 101 ENGLISH 39 40
5965 0145-0200 * CYPRUS 250 101 ENGLISH 39 40
6050 0200-0330 CYPRUS 250 101 ENGLISH 39 40
6180 0400-0730 CYPRUS 300 327 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
6180 0730-0900 * CYPRUS 250 327 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
6180 0900-1515 CYPRUS 100 327 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
6180 1700-2300 CYPRUS 300 327 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
7135 0030-0145 CYPRUS 300 89 ENGLISH 39 40 41
7135 0145-0200 * CYPRUS 300 89 ENGLISH 39 40 41
7135 0230-0330 CYPRUS 300 89 ENGLISH 39 40 41
9580 0500-0730 CYPRUS 100 328 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
9660 0730-0900 * CYPRUS 300 328 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
9660 0900-1515 CYPRUS 300 328 ENGLISH 18 27 28 29
9670 0300-0430 CYPRUS 100 107 ENGLISH 40
11740 0300-0330 CYPRUS 250 175 ENGLISH 48
11850 1900-2030 CYPRUS 100 281 ENGLISH 37
11850 2030-2300 CYPRUS 100 280 ENGLISH 37
11955 0230-0430 CYPRUS 300 92 ENGLISH 39 40 41
15195 1030-1515 CYPRUS 250 117 ENGLISH 40
15220 0300-0330 CYPRUS 100 173 ENGLISH 48 53
15245 0400-0730 CYPRUS 250 117 ENGLISH 40
15245 0600-0730 CYPRUS 100 77 ENGLISH 40
15245 0730-0900 * CYPRUS 250 117 ENGLISH 40
15245 0730-0900 * CYPRUS 100 77 ENGLISH 40
15245 0900-1030 CYPRUS 250 117 ENGLISH 40
15245 0900-0945 CYPRUS 100 77 ENGLISH 40
15420 0630-0730 * CYPRUS 250 173 ENGLISH 48 53
17740 0600-0730 CYPRUS 100 280 ENGLISH 37
17885 0630-0730 * CYPRUS 25O 175 ENGLISH 48
21470 0430-0730 CYPRUS 300 173 ENGLISH 48 53
21470 0730-0900 CYPRUS 300 173 ENGLISH 48 53
21470 0900-1615 CYPRUS 300 173 ENGLISH 48 53




3955 0300-0630 DAVENTRY 100 42 ENGLISH 18 19
6195 0300-0915 DAVENTRY 300 44 ENGLISH 18 19 29
9410 0700-0915 DAVENTRY 100 210 ENGLISH 12 13 14 15 16 37
9750 1030-1615 DAVENTRY 300 114 ENGLISH 27 28 37 38 39
12095 0700-2300 DAVENTRY 300 160 ENGLISH 37 38 46 47 52
15070 0600-2115 DAVENTRY 100 180 ENGLISH 37 38 46 47

9590 0030-0230 DELANO 250 126 ENGLISH 10 11 12 13 14 15

198 2345-0450 DROITWICH 500 ND ENGLISH 18 27 28

17715 2100-2115 * GREENVILLE 250 205 ENGLISH 10 11

5995 1300-1430 HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH 43 44
7180 1500-1615 HONG KONG 250 6 ENGLISH 44
11945 2125-2130 HONG KONG 250 50 ENGLISH 45
15280 0100-0300 * HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH 43 44
21715 0100-0300 * HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH 44 45

6005 1900-2115 INDIAN OC. 25O 285 ENGLISH 48
6005 2115-2300 INDIAN OC. 250 255 ENGLISH 48 53
9630 1615-1700 * INDIAN OC. 250 270 ENGLISH 48 53




3915 1500-1745 KRANJI 100 0 ENGLISH 0
3915 2200-2300 KRANJI 100 0 ENGLISH 49
6195 0900-1115 KRANJI 250 ND ENGLISH 44 49 54
6195 1115-1130 * KRANJI 250 ND ENGLISH 44 49 54
9570 2200-2400 KRANJI 250 55 ENGLISH 50
9740 0900-1030 KRANJI 250 55 ENGLISH 50
9740 0900-1115 KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH 41 49
9740 1030-1115 KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH 44 45 50
9740 1030-1115 KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
9740 1115-1130 * KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH 44 45 50
9740 1115-1130 * KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH 41 49
9740-1115-1130 * KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
9740 1130-1515 KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
9740 1130-1430 KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH 41 49
9740 1130-1515 KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH 44 45 50
9740 1430-1500 * KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH 41 49
9740 1500-1515 KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH 41 49
9740 1515-1830 KRANJI 250 315 ENGLISH 40 41 49
9740 1515-1615 KRANJI 100 55 ENGLISH 50
9740 1615-1830 KRANJI 100 270 ENGLISH 41
11750 0900-1030 KRANJI 100 140 ENGLISH 54
11750 0900-1115 KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH 40 41 49
11750 1115-1130 * KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH 40 41 49
11750 1130-1615 KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH 40 41 49
11750 1800-2000 KRANJI 250 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
11750 2000-2200 KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
11750 2000-2200 KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH 44 45 50
11955 0600-0915 KRANJI 250 140 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
11955 2200-0030 KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
11955 2200-2300 KRANJI 125 13 ENGLISH 43 44 45 49
11955 2300-0030 KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH 49
11955 2300-0030 KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH 44 45 50
15140 1900-2000 * KRANJI 100 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
15140 2000-2300 KRANJI 100 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
15360 0000-0330 KRANJI 100 65 ENGLISH 50
15360 0600-0915 KRANJI 250 38 ENGLISH 44 45 50
15360 0915-1115 KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
15360 0915-1115 KRANJI 125 25 ENGLISH 43 44 45 49 50
15360 1115-1130 * KRANJI 125 25 ENGLISH 43 44 45 49 50
15360 1115-1130 * KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
15380 0300-0330 KRANJI 250 315 ENGLISH 40 41 49
17830 0600-0915 KRANJI 100 135 ENGLISH 54 55 58 59 60
21715 0900-1030 KRANJI 100 40 ENGLISH 45 50

3255 0300-0330 LESOTHO 100 ND ENGLISH 57
6190 0300-0330 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
6190 0400-0430 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53




6190 0815-0900 * LESOTHO 100 ND ENGLISH 57
6190 1645-1700 LESOTHO 100 ND ENGlISH 57
6190 1745-1830 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
6190 1900-2030 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
11940-0500-0630 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
11940 0700-0815 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
11940 0815-0900 * LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
11940 0900-1615 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
11940 1615-1645 * LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
11940 1645-1700 LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH 52 53
90200-1745.1830 Lesotho 5 ND ENGLISH 57

702 0200-0330 MASIRAH 750 267 ENGLISH 39
1413 0000-0030 MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH 40 41
1413 0300-0400 MASIRAH 750 350 ENGLISH 39 40
1413 1300-1400 MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH 40 41
1413 1645-1715 MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH 40 41
1413 1745-1830 MASIRAH 750 350 ENGLISH 39 40
1413 1830-1900 * MASIRAH 750 350 ENGLISH 39 40
1413 1900-2030 MASIRAH 750 350 ENGLISH 39 40
5965 0000-0030 MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH 41
5975 1615-1830 MASIRAH 100 45 ENGlISH 40 41
5975 1900-2030 MASIRAH 100 45 ENGLISH 40 41
7160 1645-1830 MASIRAH 100 345 ENGLISH 40
7160 1900-2030 MASIRAH 100 345 ENGLISH 40
9580 0000-0145 MASIRAH 100 45 ENGLISH 40 41
9580 0145-0200 * MASIRAH 100 45 ENGLISH 40 41
11760 0300-0815 MASIRAH 100 305 ENGLISH 39 40
11760 0900-1330 MASIRAH 100 305 ENGLISH 39 40
11955 0030-0145 MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH 41
11955 0145-0200 * MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH 41
15310 0300-1615 MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH 41 49 54
15310 0300-0945 MASIRAH 100 20 ENGLISH 40 41
15310 0945-1100 * MASIRAH 100 20 ENGLISH 40 41
15310 1100-1615 MASIRAH 100 20 ENGLISH 40 41
17790 0600-0945 MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH 41 49 54

648 0545-0630 ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH 27 28
1296 1600-1615 * ORFORDNESS 500 96 ENGLISH 27 28




5975 0730-1515 RAMPISHAM 500 168 ENGLISH 27 37
6195 2000-2300 RAMPISHAM 100 140 ENGLISH 27 28 37 38
7150 0600-0815 RAMPISHAM 500 260 ENGLISH 55 58 59 60 61 62
7325 2200-0430 RAMPISHAM 500 285 ENGLISH 4 8 9
9915 2200-0330 RAMPISHAM 500 227 ENGLISH 12 13 14 15 16
15070 0700-1745 RAMPISHAM 100 115 ENGLISH 28 38 39
17705 0800-0915 RAMPISHAM 500 168 ENGLISH 37

5965 1100-1130 SACKVILLE 250 240 ENGLISH 6 7 8
5965 1130-1200 * SACKVILLE 250 240 ENGLISH 6 7 8
6175 2200-0330 SACKViLLE 250 268 ENGLISH 7 8
9515 1100-1330 SACKVILLE 250 268 ENGLISH 7 8
9515 1330-1400 * SACKVILLE 250 268 ENGLISH 7 8
9590 2200-0030 SACKVILLE 250 268 ENGLISH 7 8

3955 2000-2300 SKELTON 250 174 ENGLISH 27 37
6045 0900-1515 SKELTON 250 114 ENGLISH 27 28
6195 0500-0730 SKELTON 250 150 ENGLISH 27 28 37 38
7120 0500-0730 SKELTON 250 210 ENGLISH 37
7230 0500-0730 SKELTON 250 58 ENGLISH 18 19 29 30 31
7325 0700-2300 SKELTON 250 150 ENGLISH 27 28 37 38
7325 1830-2300 SKELTON 250 70 ENGLISH 18 19 28 29 30 31
9410 0400-0730 SKELTON 250 105 ENGLISH 27 28 29 39
9410 0500-0730 SKELTON 250 175 ENGLISH 27 28 37 46
9410 0530-0730 SKELTON 250 58 ENGLISH 18 19 29 30 31
9410 0900-1615 SKELTON 250 58 ENGLISH 18 19 29 30 31
9410 1500-2300 SKELTON 250 105 ENGLISH 27 28 29 39
9410 1800-2300 SKELTON 250 175 ENGLISH 27 28 37 46
9750 0900-1030 SKELTON 250 105 ENGLISH 27 28 29 39
9760 0900-1615 SKELTON 250 175 ENGLISH 27 28 37 46
12095 0400-0915 SKELTON 250 114 ENGLISH 28 29 37 38 39
12095 0915-2115 SKELTON 250 90 ENGLISH 18 28 29
12095 1700-2300 SKELTON 250 197 ENGLISH 37 46
17695 1615-1745 SKELTON 250 175 ENGLISH 37 38 46 47
17705 0915-1615 SKELTON 250 175 ENGLISH 37 38 46 47

88900 0145-0200 * TANGLIN 5 ND ENGLISH 54
88900 0230-1115 TANGLIN 5 ND ENGLISH 54
88900 1115-1130 * TANGLIN 5 ND ENGLISH 54
88900 1130-0145 TANGLIN 5 ND ENGLISH 54

R A D I O S W E D E N Tune in
S-105 10 Stockholm Lyssna till oss
Schalt ein
Phone +46-8-784 0000 Branchez-vous
Fax +46-8-667 6283 Sintonicenos
Telex RRSWE S 11 738 Spuchajte nas
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BROADCAST SCHEDULE D90 Klausies Zviedriju
SEPT. 30, 1990 -- MARCH 30, 1991

*** Brought to USENET by Lars Aronsson <Aronsson@Lysator.LiU.SE>
*** Copied without permission. All typing errors are mine.

Programs are 30 minutes unless otherwise stated

Svenska (1) Riksradions P1 vardagar (2) P1+P3 lordagar (3) P1 sondagar
(4) P1 vardagar, utlandsprogrammet lor- och sondagar (5) P1
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
Tid GMT Frekvenser kHz Tid GMT Frekvenser kHz
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
E u r o p a / A f r i k a A s i e n / A u s t r a l i e n
0500-0715 6065, 15390, 21460 (1) 1100 17740, 21570
0600-0900 6065, 15390, 21460 (2) 1300 17740, 21570
0600-1000 6065, 15390, 21460 (3) 1430 21570
1130 6065, 15230, 21690 (5) 2200 7290, 11845 (4)
1600-1700 6065 (5) 0130 9770
1700 1179, 6065, 9615 (5)
1830 6065, 9655, 11900 N o r d a m e r i k a
2100 1179, 6065, 7265 (4) 1430 17880, 21500
2300 1179 1700 17880 (5)
0030 1179 0230 9695, 11705

L a t i n a m e r i k a
2300 9695, 11705
0030 9695, 11705
English
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
Hours GMT Frequencies kHz Hours GMT Frequencies kHz
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
E u r o p e / A f r i c a / M. E. A s i a / A u s t r a l i a
1800 6065, 9655, 11900 1230 11715, 17740, 21570
1930 6065, 7265 1400 9765, 17740, 21570
2200 1179(AM), 6065 0100 9770
2330 1179(AM)
0100 1179(AM) N o r t h A m e r i c a
1530 17880, 21500
Tune in every Tuesday to 0200 9695, 11705
"Sweden Calling DXers" 0330 9695, 11705

L a t i n A m e r i c a
2330 9695, 11705

Deutsch (* Nur samstags, sonntags) Eesti keel
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
Zeit GMT Fraquenzen kHz GMT aeg Frequencies kHz
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
E u r o p a 1930-1945 1179, 5975
1030-1130 * 6065
1630 1179, 9615 Latviski
1730 1179, 5975, 6065, 9615 ----------------------------------
2000-2100 1179, 6065, 7265 GMT laiks Frequencies kHz
----------------------------------
1945-2000 1179, 5975

Francais Espanol
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
Hours GMT Frequencies kHz Hours GMT Frequencies kHz
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
E u r o p e / A f ri q u e E u r o p a
1900-1915 6065, 7265 1915-1930 6065, 7265
2130-2145 1179, 6065 2145-2200 1179, 6065
2245-2300 1179, 6065 2230-2245 1179, 6065
0015-0030 1179 0000-0015 1179

A s i e A s i a
1500-1515 9765 1515-1530 9765

A m e r i q u e d u N o r d A m e r i c a d e l N o r t e
1500-1515 17880, 21500 1515-1530 17880, 21500
0315-0330 9695, 11705 0300-0315 9695, 11705

A m e r i q u e L a t i n e A m e r i c a L a t i n a
2245-2300 9695, 11705 2230-2245 9695, 11705
0015-0030 9695, 11705 0000-0015 9695, 11705

Po-Russki
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
Vremya GMT Frequencies kHz Vremya GMT Frequencies kHz
---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
E v r o p a A z i y a
1600 1179, 9615, 7265 1200 9695, 11715, 11925
1900 1179, 5975 1330 9765, 17740, 21570
2000 5975

S w e d e n C a l l i n g D X e r s

Radio Sweden's telecommunications program "Sweden Calling DXers" is
the oldest program of its kind on the air, having started back in
February 1948. The program's popularity is attested by the fact that
it attracts between 5 and 10 percent of all letters to radio Sweden.
The "Sweden Calling DXers" bulletins are mailed regularly to some 1500
contributors to the program from around the world, and an Electronic
Edition is available on the CompuServe HamNet Forum as well as
telephone-based and packet radio computer bulletin board systems
internationally. Our publications "The Beginners Guide to DXing" and "
The DXers Guide to the Galaxy" are available for free. The new fourth
edition of the "DXers Guide to Computing" is being published during
the fourth quarter of 1990. It will cost US$ 5, GBP 3, SEK or FF 30,
DM 8 or 8 IRCs.

Broadcast in all of our languages except Swedish every Tuesday,
"Sweden Calling DXers" concentrates on the latest shortwave news. We
also keep you up-to-date on the latest in satellites and other exotic
forms of electronic communications.

R a d i o S w e d e n T - s h i r t s

Radio Sweden T-shirts are available in white, high-quality 100% cotton,
with Radio Sweden Moose/Elk in multi-colour print. (Indian listeners
contact Radio Sweden, P.O.Box 203, Thanjavur-613007)

Prices: SEK 80, US$ 15, DM 23, or GBP 9. Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL

The shirts are mailed on receipt of your order, paid by international
money order, Swedish postal giro account # 30690-2, internationally
negotiable BANK cheque or 25 international reply coupons.

--
Lars Aronsson, Lysator computer club, Linkoping University, Sweden
Aronsson@Lysator.LiU.SE Voice phone at home +46-13-17 2143

RADIO BEIJING
===============
Times and frequencies of English broadcasts - external services.

Source: The Messenger (A Radio Beijing Bi - monthly) Vol.1,#3
September - October,1990

In UTC and kHz

North America (East Coast)

=============

00.00 - 01.00 15100m , 17705m
03.00 - 04.00 9690e , 15100m , 11715
04.00 - 05.00 11685g
12.00 - 13.00 17855

North America (West Coast)
=============

00.00 - 01.00 15100m , 17705m
03.00 - 04.00 15100m , 11715
04.00 - 05.00 11840c , 11685g
13.00 - 15.00 11855

Europe
======

20.00 - 22.00 11500 , 9920
21.00 - 21.30 3985s

Southeast Asia
==============

12.00 - 14.00 1341 , 9530 , 11660

South Asia
==========

14.00 - 16.00 11815 , 15165

The South Pacific
===================

09.00 - 11.00 17710 , 11755 , 15440
12.00 - 13.00 11600 , 15450
13.00 - 14.00 11600

East and South Africa
====================

16.00 - 17.00 9570 , 15110m , 15130m
17.00 - 18.00 9570 , 11575 , 15225
20.00 - 21.30 11715m , 15110m

West and North Africa
====================

19.00 - 20.00 11515 , 9440
20.00 - 21.00 9440

Relay Stations

C Canada
E Spain
F France
G French Guyana
M Mali
S Switzerland

Further information is available from:

The Messenger
English Department
Radio Beijing
Beijing 100866,China
Tel.862691
fax.801-3174

or:
Gregory J. Grushko
P.O.box 484 Chester,N.Y. 10918

*****************ATLANTA-HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT*********************
FREQUENCY GUIDE

116.900 VOR
118.100 APPROACH CONTROL {090-269}
118.350 APPROACH CONTROL
118.650 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT {Hijacking & Emergencies}
119.100 TOWER, RUNWAYS 09R-27L, 09L-27R
119.500 TOWER, RUNWAYS 08L-26R, 08R-26L
119.650 ATIS, ARRIVAL
119.800 DEPARTURE CONTROL
120.500 GROUND CONTROL
121.000 APPROACH/DEPARTURE CONTROL
121.500 *EMERGENCY*
121.650 CLEARANCE DELIVERY
121.750 GROUND CONTROL, RUNWAYS 09R-27L, 09L-27R
121.900 GROUND CONTROL, RUNWAYS 08L-26R, 08R-26L
122.950 UNICOM
123.000 UNICOM
123.050 HELICOPTER UNICOM
123.200 FLIGHT INSTRUCTION, AIR OPERATIONS
123.850 TOWER, RUNWAY 09L-27R
124.550 GATE HOLD
125.000 DEPARTURE CONTROL, (090-269)
125.550 ATIS, DEPARTURE
125.700 DEPARTURE CONTROL (270-089)
126.900 APPROACH CONTROL (270-089)

154.515 MARRIOTT CORPORATION
158.940 HARTSFIELD

257.600 TOWER

453.450 HARTSFIELD MID-FIELD TERMINAL
463.025 EMS, MED TWO
464.775 ALLIED EASTERN MAINTENANCE

851.9625 FIRE DEPARTMENT AND AMBULANCE, "ECHO-ONE"
852.4625 APD POLICE AND SECURITY
852.9625 MAINTENANCE
853.4625 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS

*****************ATLANTA-HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT*********************
FREQUENCY GUIDE
*****************************************************************************
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116.900 VOR
118.100 APPROACH CONTROL {090-269}
118.650 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT {Hijacking & Emergencies}
119.100 TOWER, RUNWAYS 09R-27L, 09L-27R
119.500 TOWER, RUNWAYS 08L-26R, 08R-26L
119.650 ATIS, ARRIVAL
121.000 APPROACH/DEPARTURE CONTROL
121.500 *EMERGENCY*
121.750 GROUND CONTROL, RUNWAYS 09R-27L, 09L-27R
121.900 GROUND CONTROL, RUNWAYS 08L-26R, 08R-26L
122.950 UNICOM
123.000 UNICOM
123.850 TOWER, RUNWAY 09L-27R
124.550 GATE HOLD
125.000 DEPARTURE CONTROL, (090-269)
125.550 ATIS, DEPARTURE
125.700 DEPARTURE CONTROL (270-089)

154.515 MARRIOTT CORPORATION
158.940 HARTSFIELD

257.600 TOWER

463.025 EMS, MED TWO
464.775 ALLIED EASTERN MAINTENANCE

851.9625 FIRE DEPARTMENT AND AMBULANCE, "ECHO-ONE"
852.4625 APD POLICE AND SECURITY
852.9625 MAINTENANCE
853.4625 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS

This file contains frequencies in use in the state of Arizona for the various
forest services. The list includes BLM, State land and the national forest.
If anyone has any information to update this list please let me know.
CIS:75500,727
Internet:rchm30@sps.mot.com

ARIZONA FOREST SERVICES

Natl. Forest Region 1 F1 168.05 Kaibab Natl.
169.90
Boise F3 168.10 Sitgraves Natl.
169.875
Air Net air tanker dispatch 168.625 Plane-Plane air tankers
119.975
BLM F3 168.25 Kaibab Natl.
170.55
BLM Phoenix dispatch 168.30 Plane-Plane air tankers
122.925
BLM 169.40 Az. State Land Fire
F1 151.415
Tonto Natl. F3,F4 fireground 170.50 Air Net
Guard/Prescott F3 168.675
Plane-Plane air tankers 118.925 Plane-Plane
119.95
Tonto F2 168.725 Gila Natl.
169.175
Plane-Plane air tankers 118.95 ??
168.15
Sitgraves Natl. 169.95
Coronado Natl. F2 170.525 Plane-Plane
121.05
Coconino Natl. F2 172.30 Az State Land F2
151.40
Coronado Natl. 169.60 Gila Natl.
169.975
Tonto Natl. Disp. 411.375 White River Natl.
169.925
Prescott Natl F1 168.175 Service & supply NET
164.60
Region 1 F2 168.20 ??
414.65
BLM Air 168.55 ??
410.775
Tonto Natl. F7 168.35 Coconino Natl. fire
F1 171.55

ARIZONA STATE FREQUENCIES

DPS
DPS has 3 dispatch centers in Arizona which are Flagstaff for the
northern part of the state, Phoenix for the central region and Tucson
for the southern region. The state has an extensive microwave relay
setup that allows communications covering a large portion of the state.
Below are the frequencies for all the districts in the state.

Dist. Dist. Office Region Frequency
District 1 Kingman North West 460.475
District 2 Flagstaff North Central 460.025
District 3 Holbrook North East 460.300
District 4 Yuma South West 460.400
District 5 Phoenix I17 in Phoenix 453.225, 460.325
District 6 Casa Grande South Central 460.025
District 7 Globe East Central 460.475
District 8 Tuscon South Central 460.425
District 9 Sierra Vista South East 460.325
District 11 Show Low East Central 460.300
District 12 Prescott North West 460.425
District 13 Phoenix Central 460.400
District 17 Phoenix I10 in W Phoenix 460.300
District 18 Phoenix I10 in SE Phoenix 453.225, 460.325
District 19 Youngtown West Central 460.300
Statewide Phoenix ALL 460.225, 154.935
CIB Phoenix ALL 460.275, 460.500
* CIB = Criminal Investigations Bureau

ADOT
District 1 Phoenix Central F1-156.12
District 2 Tucson South East F2-156.105, F3-156.225
District 3 Prescott West - SW F3-156.225, F4-
156.135
District 4 Flagstaff North -NE F2-156.105, F4-
156.135

GAME & FISH
District 1 Pinetop East 151.385
District 5 Tucson South East 151.445
District 6 Mesa Central 151.43
ALL Deer Valley ALL 151.46

STATE LAND DEPT.
ALL Phoenix ALL F1-151.415,F2-151.40
Fireground-151.175

CORRECTIONS DEPT.
ALL Phoenix ALL 156.09

NATL. GUARD
Region Frequency
North West 143.20
North East 149.125
Central 148.325
East 143.20
South East 149.65
South West 143.20

ARIZONA STATE FREQUENCIES

DPS
DPS has 3 dispatch centers in Arizona which are Flagstaff for the northern
part of the state, Phoenix for the central region and Tucson for the southern
region. The state has an extensive microwave relay setup that allows
communications covering a large portion of the state. Below are the
frequencies for all the districts in the state.

District 3 Holbrook North East 460.300
District 5 Phoenix I17 in Phoenix 453.225, 460.325
District 6 Casa Grande South Central 460.025
District 7 Globe East Central 460.475
District 8 Tuscon South Central 460.425
District 9 Sierra Vista South East 460.325
District 11 Show Low East Central 460.300
District 12 Prescott North West 460.425
District 13 Phoenix Central 460.400
District 17 Phoenix I10 in W Phoenix 460.300
District 18 Phoenix I10 in SE Phoenix 453.225, 460.325
District 19 Youngtown West Central 460.300
Statewide Phoenix ALL 460.225, 154.935
CIB Phoenix ALL 460.275, 460.500
* CIB = Criminal Investigations Bureau

ADOT
District 1 Phoenix Central F1-156.12
District 2 Tucson South East F2-156.105, F3-156.225
District 3 Prescott West - SW F3-156.225, F4-
156.135
District 4 Flagstaff North -NE F2-156.105, F4-
156.135

GAME & FISH
District 1 Pinetop East 151.385
District 5 Tucson South East 151.445
District 6 Mesa Central 151.43
ALL Deer Valley ALL 151.46

STATE LAND DEPT.
ALL Phoenix ALL F1-151.415,F2-151.40
Fireground-151.175

CORRECTIONS DEPT.
ALL Phoenix ALL 156.09

NATL. GUARD
Region Frequency
North West 143.20
North East 149.125
Central 148.325
East 143.20
South East 149.65
South West 143.20

Boston EMS Frequencies

CW-10 462.975R Citywide Dispatch
TAC-9 462.975R Tactical (working) Channel
Channel 11 460.550R Tactical Channel, Radio Maintenance
Channel 12 460.525R Command Staff/Secure Operations (VIP coverage)
'040' 155.040 Administrative/MCI Paging
'295' 155.295 Tie-in to Volunteers
'280' 155.280 MetroBoston CMED -- Inter-CMED communications
Dispatching of volunteers
MCI Communications
General Amb-Hosp Communications
'340' 155.340 MetroBoston CMED -- General Amb-Hosp Communications
MED 1-8 MED 1-8 MetroBoston CMED -- General Amb-Hosp Communications
(UHF)

Boston EMS Call Signs

Command Staff:
25-C-1 Chief of Department
25-C-2 Superintendent -- Bureau of Professional Standards
25-C-3 Superintendent -- Bureau of Support Services
25-C-4 Superintendent -- Bureau of Operations
25-C-5 Superintendent -- Bureau of Communications
25-C-6 Deputy Superintendent/Watch Commander
25-C-11 Deputy Superintendent -- MIS Unit

Training Supervisors:
24-C-12 Captain -- Training Division

Field Supervisors:
24-C-16 through 24-C-42 Lieutenants -- Division Supervisors

Field Units:
20-A-1 Downtown
20-A-2 Roxbury/Jamaica Plain
20-A-3 Mattapan
20-A-4 Back Bay/South End
20-A-5 Hyde Park
20-A-6 South Boston
20-A-7 East Boston
20-A-11 Dorchester
20-A-13 Jamaica Plain/West Roxbury
20-A-14 Brighton/Allston
20-A-15 Charlestown

20-P-1 Central ALS (Paramedic) Unit
20-P-2 West Zone ALS Unit
20-P-3 North/East ALS Unit

Extra Units (City wide response):
20-A-20 20-A-21 20-A-22, etc.
20-P-4 20-P-5, etc.

Backup Services (Privates/Volunteers):
All call signs begin with 22-B or 23-B

Specialty Units:
20-SU-1 MCI Support Unit (Coke truck)
20-SU-2 Special Services Unit
20-SU-3 Field Triage Unit

Other Units:
Y-C-24 Mayor
25-RN-1 Paramedic Nurse Educator/Infectious Disease Nurse
26-S-55 Fleet Maintenance Supervisor
26-S-60 Supply Director
26-S-61 Supply Staff
26-PS-1 Pastoral Services Representative
20-MF-1 Boston Medflight Helicopter

EMTs and Paramedics will identify themselves by shield number.
IDs that begin with '1' are paramedics, and those that begin with
'4', '5', or '6', are EMTs.

There is a plan to promote 1 EMT from each District Ambulance to the
position of Sergeant. This EMT will be responsible for the maintenance
and stocking of the ambulance, station, and equipment.

617/527.oo91

SHORTWAVE FREQUENCIES BAND GUIDE

FREQ BAND KHZ CODE SERVICE COMMENTS
--------------- ------- ----------------------- -----------------------------
---

535 - 1705 LOCAL AM Broadcast Standard North America AM
1705 - 1800 FIXED Fixed Service Land/Mobile/Marine
1800 - 2000 HAM Amateur 160 Meters
2000 - 2107 MARINE Maritime Mobile
2170 - 2194 MOBILE Land Mobile Service
2194 - 2300 FIXED Fixed Service
2300 - 2495 SWBC Shortwave Broadcast 120 Meters
2495 - 2505 TIME Time Standard
2850 - 3155 AIR Aeronautical Mobile Transoceanic Flights
3500 - 4000 HAM Amateur 80/75 Meters
3500 - 3750 CW Amateur 80 Meter CW Extra
3525 - 3750 CW Amateur 80 Meter CW Advanced, General
3700 - 3750 CW Amateur 80 Meter CW Novice, Technician
3750 - 4000 PHONE Amateur 75 Meter PHONE Extra
3775 - 4000 PHONE Amateur 75 Meter PHONE Advanced
3850 - 4000 PHONE Amateur 75 Meter PHONE General
3900 - 4000 SWBC Shortwave Broadcast 75 Meters, Not in Region 2
4000 - 4000 TIME Time Standard New WARC Allocation Region 3
4063 - 4438 MARINE Maritime Mobile Ship / Shore
5000 - 5000 TIME Time Standard WWV
7150 - 7300 PHONE Amateur 40 Meter PHONE Extra, Advanced
7335 - 7335 TIME Time Standard CHU Canada
10100 - 10150 HAM Amateur 30 Meters CW Only
10100 - 10150 CW Amateur 30 Meters Extra, Advanced, General
13600 - 13800 SWBC Shortwave Broadcast New WARC Allocation
14000 - 14150 CW Amateur 20 Meters Extra
14025 - 14150 CW Amateur 20 Meters Advanced, General
14150 - 14350 PHONE Amateur 20 Meters Extra
14175 - 14350 PHONE Amateur 20 Meters Advanced
14225 - 14350 PHONE Amateur 20 Meters General
21100 - 21200 CW Amateur 15 Meters Novice, Technician
21850 - 22000 AIR Aeronautical Mobile
24890 - 24990 HAM Amateur 12 Meters Shared with above Fixed Sve.
24890 - 24930 CW Amateur 12 Meter Extra, Advanced, General
24930 - 24990 PHONE Anateur 12 Meter Extra, Advanced, General
25010 - 25330 INDUST Petroleum Industry
25330 - 25600 GOVERN Government Freq.
26480 - 26950 GOVERN Government
26950 - 26960 FIXED International Fixed Sve
26960 - 27410 CB Citizen's Band Channels start at 26965 by 10
28100 - 28200 CW Amateur 10 Meter Novice, Technician
28300 - 28500 PHONE Amateur 10 Meter Novice, Technician
28300 - 29700 PHONE Amateur 10 Meter Extra, Advanced, General
29700 - 29800 INDUST Forestry Service

BATF / TREASURY FREQUENCIES

417.1500 - Treasury Internal Affairs
166.5375 - BATF Base/Car
165.3500 - BATF Simplex
165.2875 - BATF F-1
166.2875 - BATF F-2
170.4125 - BATF F-3
165.5125 - BATF F-4
418.225 - 418.250 - 414.700 - BATF Tactical
407.1500 - 407.8000 - 407.8250 - BATF Surveillance
407.850 - 407.875 - 407.900 - 409.150 - BATF Surveillance
164.550 - 165.9125 - 166.850 - 168.000 - 173.8875 - BATF Car/Car
27.5750 - 27.5850 - 165.2050 - 165.2150 - Treasury = Nationwide Common

List Provided by the TV Underground

BBC WORLD SERVICE - WINTER 1991 SCHEDULE 3 October 1991

198 2345 0450 mtwtfss DROITWICH 500 360 ENGLISH
N.EUR,W.EUR
639 0300 0330 mtwtfss CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH ME
639 0330 0600 mtwtfss CYPRUS 500 180 ARABIC ME
639 0815 1030 ....fss CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH ME
639 1130 1245 mtwtfs. CYPRUS 500 180 ENGLISH ME
648 0425 0445 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
648 0445 0530 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 131 GERMAN W,EUR
648 0530 0600 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 131 ALT EUROPE EUR
648 0630 0700 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 131 FRENCH/EUR S,W,EUR
648 1355 1400 .....s. ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
648 1355 1435 mtwtf.s ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
648 1400 1430 .....s. ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
648 1615 1630 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
648 2030 2100 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 131 ALT EUROPE EUR
648 2155 2200 mtw.fss ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
648 2155 2255 ...t... ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
648 2200 2255 mtw.fss ORFORDNESS 500 131 ENGLISH EUR
702 0200 0330 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 267 ENGLISH ME
702 0330 0445 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 267 ARABIC ME
720 0230 0300 mtwtfss CYPRUS 500 110 PERSIAN W,AS
720 1830 1900 .....ss CYPRUS 500 110 PERSIAN W,AS
720 1830 1900 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 500 110 ARABIC ME
720 2000 2030 mtwtfss CYPRUS 500 110 ENGLISH BY RADIO/NEAR AS
1197 0300 0330 mtwtfss LESOTHO 100 360 ENGLISH S.AF
1197 0330 0400 mtwtfss LESOTHO 100 360 ALT AFRICA AF
1197 1630 1645 mtwtf.s LESOTHO 100 360 ENGLISH S.AF
1197 1630 1700 .....s. LESOTHO 100 360 ENGLISH S.AF
1197 1645 1700 mtwtf.s LESOTHO 100 360 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
1197 1945 2000 .....s. LESOTHO 100 360 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
1197 2030 2100 mtwtfss LESOTHO 100 360 PORTUGUESE FOR AFRICA C,S,AF
1296 0500 0515 mtwtfs. ORFORDNESS 500 96 POLISH C,EUR
1296 0515 0530 mtwtf.. ORFORDNESS 500 96 CZECH C,EUR
1296 0530 0545 mtwtf.. ORFORDNESS 500 96 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
1296 0600 0615 mtwtfs. ORFORDNESS 500 96 POLISH C,EUR
1296 0615 0630 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 CZECH C,EUR
1296 0630 0645 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
1296 0800 1000 ......s ORFORDNESS 500 96 TURKISH SE,EUR
1296 1215 1230 ......s ORFORDNESS 500 96 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
1296 1500 1530 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 POLISH C,EUR
1296 1530 1600 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 SLOVAK C,EUR
1296 1600 1615 ......s ORFORDNESS 500 96 SLOVAK C,EUR
1296 1600 1615 mtwtfs. ORFORDNESS 500 96 ENGLISH EUR
1296 1730 1800 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 SLOVENE SE,EUR
1296 1900 2000 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 CZECH C,EUR
1296 2000 2030 mtwtfss ORFORDNESS 500 96 SLOVAK C,EUR
1323 0730 0900 .....ss CYPRUS 200 150 ENGLISH ME
1413 0000 0030 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH S,W.AS
1413 0045 0135 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 87 HINDI S,AS
1413 0135 0200 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 87 URDU S,AS
1413 0230 0300 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 350 PERSIAN W,AS
1413 0300 0400 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 350 ENGLISH ME,W.AS
1413 1400 1405 mtwtf.. MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH S,W.AS
1413 1545 1615 mtwtfss MASIRAH 750 350 PASHTO W,AS
1413 1700 1715 .....ss MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH S,W.AS
1413 1700 1715 .....ss MASIRAH 750 87 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
1413 1700 1715 mtwtf.. MASIRAH 750 87 ALT ASIA AS
3915 1600 1745 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 360 ENGLISH SE.AS
3915 2230 2245 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 160 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
3955 0400 0500 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 42 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,RUSS
3955 0500 0530 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 105 ENGLISH EUR
3955 0500 0530 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 180 ENGLISH
SW.EUR,N.AF
3955 0530 0600 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 42 ALT EUROPE EUR
3955 0530 0600 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 105 ALT EUROPE EUR
N.EUR,RUSS
SW.EUR,N.AF
SW.EUR,N.AF
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,RUSS
SW.EUR,N.AF
N.EUR,RUSS
SW.EUR,N.AF
3975 0445 0530 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 109 GERMAN W,EUR
5875 0000 0200 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 227 SPANISH S,C,AM
5875 0300 0430 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 260 SPANISH S,C,AM
5875 0430 0445 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 110 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
5875 0500 0515 mtwtfs. RAMPISHAM 500 80 POLISH C,EUR
5875 0515 0530 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 95 CZECH C,EUR
5875 0530 0545 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 95 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
5875 0615 0630 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 95 CZECH C,EUR
5875 0630 0645 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 95 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
5875 0645 0700 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 95 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
5875 1530 1600 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 95 SLOVAK C,EUR
5875 1600 1615 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 95 SLOVAK C,EUR
5875 1615 1630 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 95 CZECH C,EUR
5875 1700 1800 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 80 POLISH C,EUR
5875 2345 2400 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 227 ENGLISH BY RADIO/LAM L,AM
5955 0500 0530 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 150 FRENCH/AFR AF
5965 0000 0030 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH S.AS
5965 0030 0145 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 101 ENGLISH ME,W.AS
5965 0145 0200 .twtfs. CYPRUS 250 101 ALT ASIA AS
5965 0145 0200 m.....s CYPRUS 250 101 ENGLISH ME,W.AS
5965 1100 1130 mtwtfss SACKVILLE 250 240 ENGLISH N.AMw
5965 1130 1200 mtwtfs. SACKVILLE 250 240 ENGLISH N.AMw
5975 0430 0730 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 250 290 ENGLISH C.AM
5975 0730 0915 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 160 ENGLISH EUR
5975 0915 1030 ......s DAVENTRY 300 160 ENGLISH EUR
5975 0915 1030 mtwtfs. SKELTON 250 165 ENGLISH EUR
5975 1615 1700 mtwtfss KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH S,SE.AS
5975 1700 1715 .....ss KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH S,SE.AS
5975 1700 1715 .....ss KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
5975 1700 1715 mtwtf.. KRANJI 250 320 ALT ASIA AS
5975 2000 0430 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 160 ENGLISH C,S.AM
5975 2000 0430 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 340 ENGLISH CARIB
5975 2015 2030 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 150 FRENCH/EUR S,W,EUR
5975 2030 2115 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 197 PORTUGUESE FOR EUROPE SW,EUR
5975 2145 2200 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 150 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
5990 1900 2230 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 48 RUSSIAN RUSS
6005 0000 0330 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 245 ENGLISH S.AM
6005 0300 0330 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 114 ENGLISH C,S.AF
6005 0330 0400 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 114 ALT AFRICA AF
6005 0500 0545 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH W.AF
6005 1745 1800 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 270 SWAHILI E,AF
6005 1800 1830 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 300 SOMALI E,AF
6005 1830 1900 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 285 ALT AFRICA AF
6005 1900 2030 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 285 ENGLISH E.AF
6010 0400 0430 mtwtf.. SKELTON 300 110 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
6010 0730 0745 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 150 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
6010 1930 2000 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 48 FINNISH N,EUR
6015 0800 1000 ......s CYPRUS 250 7 TURKISH SE,EUR
6030 2330 2400 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 200 PORTUGUESE FOR EUROPE SW,EUR
6050 0400 0430 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 250 335 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
6050 0430 0445 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 328 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
6050 0515 0530 mtwtfs. CYPRUS 250 5 TURKISH SE,EUR
6050 0530 0545 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 5 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
6050 1530 1600 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 250 295 GREEK SE,EUR
6050 1600 1645 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 335 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
6050 1700 1730 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 314 SERBIAN S E
EUROPE
6050 1730 1800 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 314 SLOVENE SE,EUR
6050 1800 1830 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 314 CROATIAN S E
EUROPE
6050 1900 2015 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 335 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
6050 2130 2230 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 7 RUSSIAN RUSS
6050 2230 2300 .....ss CYPRUS 250 295 GREEK SE,EUR
6065 0135 0200 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 77 URDU S,AS
6065 0200 0230 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 77 PASHTO W,AS
6065 1215 1245 mtwtfss KRANJI 250 340 THAI SE,AS
6065 1300 1330 mtwtfss KRANJI 250 140 INDONESIAN SE,AS
6080 2300 2315 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 13 VIETNAMESE SE,AS
6085 1715 1730 .....ss CYPRUS 250 325 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
6085 1730 1800 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 7 TURKISH SE,EUR
6110 0000 0200 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 235 SPANISH S,C,AM
6110 0000 0200 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 235 SPANISH S,C,AM
6110 0445 0600 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 180 ARABIC
SW.EUR,N.AF
6110 2115 2130 mtwtf.. ANTIGUA 250 160 ALT CARIBBEAN CARIB
6110 2230 2315 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 250 160 BRAZILIAN S,AM
6110 2315 2330 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 250 160 ENGLISH BY RADIO/LAM L,AM
6110 2345 2400 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 235 ENGLISH BY RADIO/LAM L,AM
6125 1130 1145 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 140 FRENCH/EUR S,W,EUR
6125 1145 1200 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 114 GERMAN W,EUR
6125 1215 1230 ......s DAVENTRY 300 140 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
6125 1230 1300 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 140 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
6125 2000 2015 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 328 GREEK SE,EUR
6125 2015 2030 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 250 328 SERBIAN S E
EUROPE
6125 2015 2045 .....ss CYPRUS 250 328 GREEK SE,EUR
6125 2030 2045 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 250 328 CROATIAN S E
EUROPE
6125 2115 2130 mtwtfs. CYPRUS 250 5 TURKISH SE,EUR
6175 2300 0330 mtwtfss SACKVILLE 250 268 ENGLISH N.AMe
6180 0400 0530 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 327 ENGLISH
N.EUR,W.EUR
6180 0530 0600 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 327 ALT EUROPE EUR
N.EUR,W.EUR
N.EUR,W.EUR
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,W.EUR
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,W.EUR
6180 2215 2245 ....fss CYPRUS 250 314 CYPRUS BROADCASTING L EUR
6190 0300 0330 mtwtfss LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH C,S.AF
6190 0815 0900 .....ss LESOTHO 50 45 ENGLISH S.AF
6190 0815 0900 .....ss LESOTHO 50 225 ENGLISH S.AF
6190 1630 1645 mtwtf.s LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH C,S.AF
6190 1630 1700 .....s. LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH C,S.AF
6190 1645 1700 mtwtf.s LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
6190 1930 1945 .....s. LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH C,S.AF
6190 1930 2000 mtwtf.s LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH C,S.AF
6190 1945 2000 .....s. LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
6190 2030 2115 mtwtfss LESOTHO 100 15 PORTUGUESE FOR AFRICA C,S,AF
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,RUSS
6195 0500 0530 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 ENGLISH SE.EUR,ME
6195 0530 0600 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 ALT EUROPE EUR
N.EUR,RUSS
6195 0600 0730 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 ENGLISH SE.EUR,ME
6195 0900 1615 mtwtfss KRANJI 125 90 ENGLISH INDO
6195 1100 1430 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 340 ENGLISH CARIB
N.EUR,RUSS
6195 1800 1830 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 160 ENGLISH NW.AF
N.EUR,RUSS
7105 0400 0430 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 65 ENGLISH C.AF
7105 0430 0445 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 65 FRENCH/AFR AF
7105 0445 0500 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 100 PORTUGUESE FOR AFRICA C,S,AF
7105 0545 0600 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 55 HAUSA W,C,AF
7105 0630 0645 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
7105 1520 1530 .....ss KRANJI 100 315 SINHALA S.AS
7105 1530 1545 mtwtf.. KRANJI 100 315 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
7105 1545 1615 mtwtfs. KRANJI 100 315 TAMIL S,AS
7105 1630 1700 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 340 BENGALI S,AS
7105 1700 1730 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 SERBIAN S E
EUROPE
7105 1730 1800 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 SLOVENE SE,EUR
7105 1800 1830 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 CROATIAN S E
EUROPE
7105 1900 2015 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 95 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
7105 2015 2115 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
7105 2230 2300 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 115 GREEK SE,EUR
SW.EUR,N.AF
7125 2045 2115 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 114 TURKISH SE,EUR
7125 2115 2130 mtwtfs. DAVENTRY 300 114 TURKISH SE,EUR
7135 0200 0330 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 77 ENGLISH W.AS
7140 0330 0600 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 175 ARABIC E.AF
7140 1250 2100 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 175 ARABIC E.AF
7150 0600 0815 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 260 ENGLISH OC
7150 2115 2145 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 168 FRENCH/AFR AF
7150 2145 2200 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 168 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
7160 1700 1715 ...t.ss MASIRAH 100 345 PASHTO W,AS
7160 1715 1830 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 345 ENGLISH W.AS
7160 1900 2030 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 345 ENGLISH W.AS
7180 0915 0945 mtwtfss HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
7180 0945 1000 .....ss HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
7180 0945 1000 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 25 SLOW_SPEED_NEWS E SE ASIA
7180 1000 1300 .....ss HONG KONG 250 25 MANDARIN FE
7180 1300 1345 mtwtfss HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH FE
7180 1345 1400 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH FE
7180 1345 1500 .....ss HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH FE
7180 1400 1415 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 25 ALT ASIA AS
7180 1415 1445 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
7180 2100 2200 mtwtfss HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH CHN
7180 2230 2300 mtwtfss HONG KONG 250 10 MANDARIN FE
7210 0400 0430 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 95 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
7210 0600 0630 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 95 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
7210 0600 0630 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 115 GREEK SE,EUR
7210 1700 1800 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 80 POLISH C,EUR
7210 1800 1900 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 95 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
7210 1900 2000 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 95 CZECH C,EUR
7210 2000 2030 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 95 SLOVAK C,EUR
7210 2030 2200 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 80 POLISH C,EUR
7210 2200 2245 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 95 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
7215 1715 1730 .....ss KRANJI 100 320 HINDI S,AS
7215 1730 1745 .....ss KRANJI 100 320 URDU S,AS
7235 0045 0135 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 77 HINDI S,AS
7260 0515 0530 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 95 CZECH C,EUR
7260 0530 0545 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 95 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
7260 0700 0730 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 80 POLISH C,EUR
7270 0515 0530 mtwtfs. RAMPISHAM 500 105 TURKISH SE,EUR
7285 0500 0530 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 160 FRENCH/AFR AF
7285 0530 0545 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 48 FINNISH N,EUR
7325 0330 0430 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 260 ENGLISH C.AM
7325 0330 0430 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 300 ENGLISH N.AM
7325 0445 0600 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 168 ARABIC
SW.EUR,N.AF
7325 0700 0915 mtwtfss WOOFFERTON 250 140 ENGLISH EUR
7325 2200 0330 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 260 ENGLISH C.AM
7325 2200 0330 mtwtfss WOOFFERTON 300 294 ENGLISH N.AM
7325 2300 0330 mtwtfss WOOFFERTON 250 320 ENGLISH N.AMw
9410 0400 0730 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 62 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
9410 0730 0915 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 62 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
9410 0730 0915 mtwtfs. DAVENTRY 300 54 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
9410 0730 0915 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 160 ENGLISH NW.AF
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,RUSS
N.EUR,RUSS
9515 0300 0430 mtwtfss DELANO 250 126 SPANISH S,C,AM
9560 0600 0630 .....ss CYPRUS 250 335 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
9560 0600 0630 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 250 295 GREEK SE,EUR
9560 1245 1300 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 295 GREEK SE,EUR
9560 2230 2315 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 265 BRAZILIAN S,AM
9570 0000 0030 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 360 ENGLISH CHN
9580 0145 0200 .twtfs. CYPRUS 250 89 ALT ASIA AS
9580 0145 0200 m.....s CYPRUS 250 89 ENGLISH ME,W.AS
9580 2230 2300 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 13 MANDARIN FE
9585 0445 0600 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 54 RUSSIAN RUSS
9585 2100 2230 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 330 RUSSIAN RUSS
9590 0030 0230 mtwtfss DELANO 250 126 ENGLISH C.AM
9595 1345 1430 mtwtfss KRANJI 250 340 BURMESE SE,AS
9595 2030 2115 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 230 PORTUGUESE FOR AFRICA C,S,AF
9600 0030 0045 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 78 BENGALI S,AS
9600 1130 1145 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 140 FRENCH/EUR S,W,EUR
9605 1410 1500 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 315 HINDI S,AS
9605 1500 1545 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 315 URDU S,AS
9605 1715 1730 .....ss KRANJI 250 315 HINDI S,AS
9605 1730 1745 .....ss KRANJI 250 315 URDU S,AS
9630 1645 1700 .....s. SEYCHELLES 250 270 ENGLISH E.AF
9630 1645 1700 mtwtf.s SEYCHELLES 250 270 ENGLISH E.AF
9630 1815 1830 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 230 FRENCH/AFR AF
9635 0800 1000 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 95 TURKISH SE,EUR
9635 1000 1130 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 95 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
9635 1600 1615 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 95 SLOVAK C,EUR
9635 1615 1630 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 95 CZECH C,EUR
9650 2000 2030 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 91 SLOVAK C,EUR
N.EUR,W.EUR
9660 0730 0900 .....ss CYPRUS 250 328 ENGLISH
N.EUR,W.EUR
N.EUR,W.EUR
9670 1930 2000 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 359 FINNISH N,EUR
9680 1500 1520 mtwtfss KRANJI 250 320 NEPALI S,AS
9715 2030 2200 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 79 POLISH C,EUR
9735 2200 2245 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 325 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
9740 0800 1000 ......s CYPRUS 250 7 TURKISH SE,EUR
9740 1030 1400 mtwtfss KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH FE
9740 1030 1400 mtwtfss KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH INDO,OC
9740 1400 1500 .....ss KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH S,SE.AS
9740 1400 1500 .....ss KRANJI 125 38 ENGLISH FE
9740 1400 1500 .....ss KRANJI 125 135 ENGLISH INDO,OC
9740 1445 1500 mtwtf.. KRANJI 100 340 SLOW_SPEED_NEWS E SE ASIA
9740 1515 1615 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 315 ENGLISH S,W.AS
9740 1615 1830 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 270 ENGLISH S.AS
9750 0400 0430 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 95 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
9750 1700 1800 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 90 POLISH C,EUR
9750 1800 1900 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 105 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
9760 0500 0515 mtwtfs. WOOFFERTON 300 78 POLISH C,EUR
9760 0515 0530 mtwtf.. WOOFFERTON 300 90 CZECH C,EUR
9760 0530 0545 mtwtf.. WOOFFERTON 300 90 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
EUROPE
EUROPE
9825 0330 0445 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 110 ARABIC SE.EUR,ME
9825 0445 0600 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 110 ARABIC SE.EUR,ME
9825 0445 0600 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 150 ARABIC N.AF
9825 2230 2315 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 227 BRAZILIAN S,AM
9915 1645 1715 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 114 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
9915 1715 1730 .....ss DAVENTRY 300 114 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
9915 1730 1800 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 114 TURKISH SE,EUR
9915 2000 2015 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 115 GREEK SE,EUR
9915 2015 2030 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 105 SERBIAN S E
EUROPE
9915 2015 2030 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 115 SERBIAN S E
EUROPE
9915 2030 2045 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 105 CROATIAN S E
EUROPE
9915 2030 2045 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 115 CROATIAN S E
EUROPE
9915 2045 2115 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 TURKISH SE,EUR
9915 2200 0330 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 224 ENGLISH S.AM
11680 1000 1130 ......s SKELTON 250 110 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
11680 1130 1230 ......s SKELTON 250 90 POLISH C,EUR
11680 1315 1400 ......s SKELTON 250 110 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
11680 1400 1500 ......s SKELTON 250 90 POLISH C,EUR
11680 1500 1530 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 90 POLISH C,EUR
11680 1530 1600 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 110 SLOVAK C,EUR
11680 1600 1615 ......s SKELTON 250 110 SLOVAK C,EUR
11680 1615 1630 ......s SKELTON 300 110 CZECH C,EUR
11680 1630 1700 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 110 CZECH C,EUR
11680 2030 2115 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 195 PORTUGUESE FOR EUROPE SW,EUR
11680 2145 2200 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 180 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
11720 1700 1715 ...t.ss CYPRUS 100 77 PASHTO W,AS
11730 0300 0315 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
11730 1600 1615 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 280 ARABIC
SW.EUR,N.AF
11730 1615 2100 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 280 ARABIC
SW.EUR,N.AF
11730 1615 2100 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 147 ARABIC ME,E.AF
11740 0330 0600 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 102 ARABIC ME,W.AS
11750 1700 1715 .....ss KRANJI 250 320 ENGLISH S,W.AS
11760 1715 1730 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 105 BULGARIAN SE,EUR
11760 1730 1800 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 105 TURKISH SE,EUR
11765 0945 1000 .....ss HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
11765 1000 1300 .....ss HONG KONG 250 10 MANDARIN FE
11765 1300 1345 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 25 CANTONESE FE
11775 1500 1600 .....ss SACKVILLE 250 268 ENGLISH N.AMw
11780 1030 1100 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 110 SLOVENE SE,EUR
EUROPE
EUROPE
11780 1630 1645 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 48 FINNISH N,EUR
11820 1345 1400 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH CHN
11820 1345 1500 .....ss HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH CHN
11820 1400 1415 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 10 ALT ASIA AS
11820 1415 1445 mtwtf.. HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
11835 2000 2015 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 110 GREEK SE,EUR
11835 2015 2030 mtwtf.. DAVENTRY 300 110 SERBIAN S E
EUROPE
11835 2015 2045 .....ss DAVENTRY 300 110 GREEK SE,EUR
11835 2030 2045 mtwtf.. DAVENTRY 300 110 CROATIAN S E
EUROPE
11845 0300 0315 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 173 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
11845 0315 0330 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 173 SWAHILI E,AF
11845 0530 0545 mtwtf.. RAMPISHAM 500 47 FINNISH N,EUR
11845 0600 0630 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 95 ROMANIAN SE,EUR
11850 0230 0245 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
11850 0245 0300 ......s KRANJI 100 340 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
11850 1815 1900 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 281 FRENCH/AFR AF
11860 1400 1430 ....fs. SEYCHELLES 250 240 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
11860 1400 1430 mtwt..s SEYCHELLES 250 300 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
11860 1500 1515 .....ss SEYCHELLES 250 285 ALT AFRICA AF
11860 1500 1515 mtwtf.. SEYCHELLES 250 285 ENGLISH E.AF
11940 0815 0900 .....ss LESOTHO 100 15 ENGLISH C,S.AF
11945 2230 2300 mtwtfss HONG KONG 250 6 MANDARIN FE
11955 0145 0200 .twtfs. MASIRAH 100 20 ALT ASIA AS
11955 0145 0200 .twtfs. MASIRAH 100 92 ALT ASIA AS
11955 0145 0200 m.....s MASIRAH 100 20 ENGLISH S,W.AS
11955 0145 0200 m.....s MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH S.AS
12095 0500 0600 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 110 ENGLISH C,E.EUR
N.EUR,RUSS
12095 0600 0915 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 140 ENGLISH EUR
12095 0900 2300 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 197 ENGLISH NW.AF
12095 0915 1030 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 140 ENGLISH EUR
12095 0915 1030 mtwtfs. WOOFFERTON 250 140 ENGLISH
SW.EUR,N.AF
12095 1030 2200 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 140 ENGLISH EUR
12095 2300 2315 mtwtfss SKELTON 250 197 ENGLISH NW.AF
EUROPE
EUROPE
SW.EUR,N.AF
13660 2130 2200 .t..f.. RAMPISHAM 500 209 ALT FALKLANDS FALKLANDS
15070 0600 0915 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 180 ENGLISH N.AF
N.EUR,RUSS
15070 0730 0915 ......s SKELTON 250 110 ENGLISH C,E.EUR
15070 0730 0915 mtwtfs. WOOFFERTON 250 114 ENGLISH EUR,N.AF
15070 0915 1030 ......s DAVENTRY 300 180 ENGLISH N.AF
15070 0915 1030 ......s RAMPISHAM 500 62 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
15070 0915 1030 mtwtfs. SKELTON 250 58 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
15070 0915 1030 mtwtfs. SKELTON 300 180 ENGLISH
SW.EUR,N.AF
15070 1030 1830 mtwtfss DAVENTRY 300 180 ENGLISH N.AF
N.EUR,RUSS
15105 0800 0815 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 70 ENGLISH C,E.AF
15125 1300 1330 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 92 INDONESIAN SE,AS
15140 2115 2130 mtwtf.. ASCENSION 250 295 ALT CARIBBEAN CARIB
15165 1215 1245 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 107 THAI SE,AS
15180 1250 2100 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 168 ARABIC
SW.EUR,N.AF
15205 1430 1615 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 205 ENGLISH S.AM
15205 1430 1615 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 300 ENGLISH N.AMe
15220 1100 1430 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 205 ENGLISH S.AM
15220 1100 1430 mtwtfss ANTIGUA 125 300 ENGLISH N.AMe
15235 0300 0315 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 230 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
15235 0315 0330 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 230 SWAHILI E,AF
EUROPE
15260 1500 1600 .....ss SACKVILLE 250 285 ENGLISH N.AMw
15280 0100 0300 ......s HONG KONG 250 10 ENGLISH CHN
15310 0300 0815 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH S,SE.AS
15325 0600 0615 mtwtfs. CYPRUS 250 337 POLISH C,EUR
15325 0615 0630 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 329 CZECH C,EUR
15325 0630 0645 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 329 HUNGARIAN C,EUR
15325 0700 0730 ......s CYPRUS 250 337 POLISH C,EUR
15360 1300 1345 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 25 CANTONESE FE
15360 1700 1715 .....ss MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
15360 1700 1715 mtwtf.. MASIRAH 100 92 ALT ASIA AS
15360 1715 1730 .....ss MASIRAH 100 92 HINDI S,AS
15360 1730 1745 .....ss MASIRAH 100 92 URDU S,AS
15380 0245 0300 ......s KRANJI 250 315 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
15400 0815 0900 .....ss ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH W.AF
15400 1645 1700 .....s. ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH W.AF
15400 1645 1700 mtwtf.s ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH W.AF
15400 1815 1830 mtwtf.. ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH W.AF
15400 1815 1900 .....ss ASCENSION 250 27 ENGLISH W.AF
15400 1830 1900 mtwtf.. ASCENSION 250 27 ALT AFRICA AF
15420 0630 0730 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 100 173 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 0630 0900 .....ss SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 1130 1215 mtwtfs. SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 1245 1300 mtwtfs. SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 1400 1430 ....fs. SEYCHELLES 250 240 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
15420 1400 1430 mtwt..s SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
15420 1500 1515 .....ss SEYCHELLES 250 280 ALT AFRICA AF
15420 1500 1515 mtwtf.. SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 1645 1700 .....s. SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 1645 1700 mtwtf.s SEYCHELLES 250 280 ENGLISH E.AF
15420 1745 1800 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 173 SWAHILI E,AF
15420 1800 1830 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 160 SOMALI E,AF
15430 1630 1645 .....ss RAMPISHAM 500 48 FINNISH N,EUR
15575 0045 0135 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 77 HINDI S,AS
15575 0300 0330 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 173 ENGLISH E.AF
15575 0330 0400 mtwtfss CYPRUS 100 173 ALT AFRICA AF
N.EUR,W.EUR
SW.EUR,N.AF
15575 0730 0900 .....ss CYPRUS 100 77 ENGLISH W.AS
15575 0730 0900 .....ss CYPRUS 250 117 ENGLISH W.AS
15575 1700 1715 ...t.ss CYPRUS 100 77 PASHTO W,AS
15590 1615 1630 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 107 THAI SE,AS
15590 1630 1700 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 107 BENGALI S,AS
17640 0800 0900 mtwtfss WOOFFERTON 300 140 ENGLISH N.AF
17640 0800 0915 mtwtfss WOOFFERTON 300 75 ENGLISH C,E.EUR
17640 0900 1615 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 140 ENGLISH EUR,N.AF
17640 0915 1030 ......s DAVENTRY 300 79 ENGLISH
N.EUR,RUSS
17640 0915 1030 mtwtfs. WOOFFERTON 300 75 ENGLISH C,E.EUR
N.EUR,RUSS
17695 0700 0715 mtwtfss SKELTON 300 90 RUSSIAN RUSS
17695 0800 1000 ......s SKELTON 300 110 TURKISH SE,EUR
SW.EUR,N.AF
SW.EUR,N.AF
SW.EUR,N.AF
17715 2115 2130 mtwtf.. GREENVILLE 250 205 ALT CARIBBEAN CARIB
17740 1430 1500 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 173 SOMALI E,AF
17785 1250 1615 mtwtfss CYPRUS 250 107 ARABIC W.AS
17790 0230 0245 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
17790 0245 0300 ......s MASIRAH 100 92 ENGLISH BY RADIO/ASIA AS
17790 0815 0900 .....ss ASCENSION 250 65 ENGLISH C.AF
17830 1100 1130 mtwtfss MASIRAH 100 92 INDONESIAN SE,AS
17830 1745 1800 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 85 SWAHILI E,AF
EUROPE
17850 1300 1330 mtwtfss BETHANY 250 168 SPANISH S,C,AM
17860 1500 1515 .....ss ASCENSION 250 65 ALT AFRICA AF
17860 1500 1515 mtwtf.. ASCENSION 250 65 ENGLISH C.AF
17880 1645 1700 .....s. ASCENSION 250 114 ENGLISH C,S.AF
17880 1645 1700 mtwtf.s ASCENSION 250 114 ENGLISH C,S.AF
17880 1815 1830 mtwtfs. ASCENSION 250 85 ENGLISH C,S.AF
17880 1815 1900 ......s ASCENSION 250 85 ENGLISH C,S.AF
17880 1830 1900 .....s. ASCENSION 250 65 ALT AFRICA AF
17880 1830 1900 mtwtf.. ASCENSION 250 85 ALT AFRICA AF
17885 0400 0430 mtwtfss SEYCHELLES 250 240 ENGLISH E,S.AF
17885 0630 0730 mtwtf.. CYPRUS 250 175 ENGLISH E.AF
17885 0630 0900 .....ss SEYCHELLES 250 270 ENGLISH E.AF
21470 0730 0900 .....ss CYPRUS 250 173 ENGLISH E.AF
21490 1400 1430 ....fs. ASCENSION 250 115 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
21490 1400 1430 mtwt..s ASCENSION 250 85 ENGLISH BY RADIO/AFRI AF
21490 1430 1500 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 70 SOMALI E,AF
21490 1500 1515 .....ss ASCENSION 250 85 ALT AFRICA AF
21490 1500 1515 mtwtf.. ASCENSION 250 85 ENGLISH W.AF
21490 1530 1615 mtwtfss ASCENSION 250 85 SWAHILI E,AF
21590 1100 1130 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 115 INDONESIAN SE,AS
21640 1345 1415 mtwtfss RAMPISHAM 500 169 HAUSA W,C,AF
21660 0815 0900 .....ss ASCENSION 250 114 ENGLISH C,S.AF
21715 0100 0300 ......s HONG KONG 250 25 ENGLISH FE
21715 0900 1030 mtwtfss KRANJI 100 40 ENGLISH INDO,FE
88900 0145 0200 .twtfs. TANGLIN 5 360 ALT ASIA AS
88900 0145 0200 m.....s TANGLIN 5 360 ENGLISH INDO
88900 0200 1500 mtwtfss TANGLIN 5 360 ENGLISH INDO
88900 1500 1515 .....ss TANGLIN 5 360 ENGLISH INDO
88900 1500 1515 mtwtf.. TANGLIN 5 360 ALT ASIA AS
88900 1515 0145 mtwtfss TANGLIN 5 360 ENGLISH INDO
90200 0425 0445 mtwtfss BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR
90200 0445 0530 mtwtfss BERLIN 10 360 GERMAN W,EUR
90200 0530 0600 mtwtfss BERLIN 10 360 ALT EUROPE EUR
90200 1130 1145 mtwtfss BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH BY RADIO/EURO EUR
90200 1355 1400 .....s. BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR
90200 1355 1435 mtwtf.s BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR
90200 1400 1430 .....s. BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR
90200 2030 2100 mtwtfss BERLIN 10 360 ALT EUROPE EUR
90200 2155 2200 mtw.fss BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR
90200 2155 2255 ...t... BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR
90200 2200 2255 mtw.fss BERLIN 10 360 ENGLISH EUR

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
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= U N I D E N =
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Pete Simpson, KA1AXY SIMPSON_P@MERCURY.CEO.DG.COM
Data General Corp
Westboro, MA 01580
(508) 870-9837 "My company doesn't have anything to
do with this."
.............................................................................
..

that's it.............et.
--
Edward Thomas, N2IHN.
P.O.Box 3233
Long Branch,NJ. 07740 UUCP: rutgers!petsd!tsdiag!ka2qhd!n2ihn

FREQUENCY LIST FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA PARTS OF ALBERTA AND WASHINGTON STATE

114.800 AERO VANCOUVER ATIS
114.800 AERO VANCOUVER ATIS
115.900 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER AIR
118.100 AERO VICTORIA VICTORIA AIR
118.400 AERO VANCOUVER HARBOUR TOWER
119.000 AERO ALDERGROVE ALDERGROVE CONTROL TOWER
119.000 AERO LANGLEY LANGLEY CONTROL TOWER
119.000 AERO VANCOUVER VAN HARBOUR TOWER
119.100 AERO VICTORIA VICTORIA CONTROL TOWER
119.400 AERO ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD CONTROL TWR
119.700 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER CONTROL TOWER
119.800 AERO ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD ATIS
120.000 AERO PITT MDOWS PITT MEADOWS CNTL TWR
120.000 AERO PITT MDOWS PITT MEADOWS CNTL TWR
120.800 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER ARR & DEP
120.900 AERO ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD AERO TMNL
121.500 AERO ALL B.C. EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
121.500 AERO ALL B.C. SURVIVAL CRAFT
121.600 AERO ALDERGROVE ALDERGROVE GROUND CONTROL
121.600 AERO LANGLEY LANGLEY GROUND CONTROL
121.800 AERO ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD AERO TMNL
121.900 AERO VICTORIA VICTORIA
121.950 AERO ALL B.C. GLIDER TO PILOT
122.100 AERO ALL B.C. MOT AERADIO STATIONS
122.200 AERO NANAIMO NANAIMO CONTROL TOWER
122.200 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER PRIMARY FLIGHT
122.500 AERO COMOX COMOX
122.800 AERO SECHELT SECHELT CONTROL TOWER
122.800 AERO SQUAMISH SQUAMISH TOWER
122.900 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER PLANE-PLANE
123.100 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER SEARCH&RESCUE
123.100 SRCH & RSCUE VANCOUVER VANCOUVER AIR SRCH&RESCUE
123.800 AERO PITT MDOWS PITT MEADOWS GND CNTL
124.000 AERO VANCOUVER CONTROL TOWER
124.500 AERO LANGLEY LANGLEY ATIS
124.600 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER ATIS
125.200 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER TRSA
125.700 AERO PITT MDOWS PITT MEADOWS ATIS
126.000 AERO ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD ATIS
126.200 AERO ALL B.C. MILITARY FREQUENCY
126.700 AERO ALL B.C. M.O.T. AERADIO STATION
126.800 AERO ENDERBY ENDERBY CONROL TOWER
127.000 AERO PORT HARDY PORT HARDY TOWER
127.200 AERO SANDSPIT SANDSPIT CONTROL TOWER
128.000 AERO ALL B.C. AREA CONTROL (INSTRUMENT)
129.200 AERO SANNICH GOVT. AIR SRVCE (PAT BAY)
130.150 AERO VANCOUVER WARDAIR ARRIVALS
130.500 AERO LWR MNLAND AIR B.C.
132.200 AERO SANDSPIT SANDSPIT
132.000 AERO ALL B.C. GOOD YEAR BLIMP
132.300 AERO KAMLOOPS KAMLOOPS CONTROL TOWER
132.300 AERO VANCOUVER VANCOUVER A.R.T.C.C.
132.800 AERO TOFINO TOFINO TOWER
133.800 AERO P. GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE
136.080 SATELLITE ALL B.C. TELEMETRY
136.500 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ADRIAN'S TRACTOR
136.590 SATELITTE ALL B.C. TELEMETRY
138.195 POLICE RICHMOND RCMP TAC 6
138.465 POLICE SECHELT RCMP INFO
138.225 MEDICAL VICTORIA PARAMEDIC MOBILE(TX)
138.285 POLICE NORTH VAN RCMP TAC 3
138.485 POLICE SECHELT RCMP INFO
138.495 POLICE NORTH VAN RCMP DSPTCH 2
138.500 POLICE COQUITLAM RCMP TAC 3
138.550 POLICE BURNABY RCMP TAC 4
138.795 POLICE SURREY RCMP DSPTCH 2
139.035 POLICE PWL RIVER RCMP DSPTCH
139.080 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP TAC NET (F16)
139.140 POLICE LANGLEY RCMP DSPTCH
139.140 POLICE MISSION RCMP DSPTCH
139.170 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP EMERGENCY & APB
139.260 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP TAC NET 2 (F17)
139.290 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP DETECTIVES
139.350 POLICE ABBOTSFORD RCMP DISPATCH
139.350 POLICE CHILLIWACK RCMP TAC 2
139.350 POLICE HOPE RCMP DSPTCH
139.350 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP METRO COMMON DSPTCH
139.350 POLICE MAPLE RDGE RCMP TAC 2
139.350 POLICE SQUAMISH RCMP DSPTCH
139.350 POLICE WHITE ROCK RCMP TAC 2
139.380 POLICE RICHMOND CMP TAC 2
139.400 POLICE CLOVERDALE RCMP DSPTCH
139.440 POLICE SURREY RCMP TAC 2
139.470 POLICE HOPE HOPE-BOSTON BAR RPTR
139.470 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP GENERAL TAC
139.620 POLICE SECHELT RCMP DSPTCH
139.680 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP DATA ACCESS (CPIC)
139.740 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP GENERIC TAC
139.770 POLICE CHILLIWACK RCMP DSPTCH
139.800 POLICE PORT MOODY PT. MOODY P.D. DSPTCH
139.920 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND TANKERS
139.920 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP-43 VANCOUVER SPECIAL
140.190 POLICE SECHELT RCMP DSPATCH
140.010 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP GENERAL TAC
140.030 POLICE PT.ALBERNI RCMP DSPTCH
140.030 POLICE WHISTLER RCMP DSPTCH
140.040 POLICE SECHELT RCMP DSPTCH
140.100 POLICE HOPE RCMP RPTR
140.130 POLICE ABBOTSFORD RCMP RPTR
140.130 POLICE CHILLIWACK RCMP RPTR
140.130 POLICE HOPE RCMP F.VALLEY RPTR
140.130 POLICE LANGLEY RCMP RPTR
140.130 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP FREEWAY PATROL TAC
140.130 POLICE MAPLE RDGE RCMP RPTR
140.130 POLICE NANAIMO RCMP TAC 4
140.130 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP REPEATER NET
140.130 POLICE WHISTLER RCMP DISPATCH
140.160 RAIL ALL B.C. CPR COAL TRAIN
140.370 POLICE NANAIMO RCMP DSPTCH
140.370 POLICE NANAIMO RCMP INFO
140.395 POLICE COURTENAY RCMP DSPTCH
140.400 POLICE COURTENEY RCMP DSPTCH
140.430 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP UBC DSPTCH
140.430 POLICE WHITE ROCK RCMP DSPTCH
140.525 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND TRANKERS
140.610 POLICE VICTORIA RCMP COLWOOD DSPTCH
140.640 POLICE ABBOTSFORD FREEWAY PRTL RPTR
140.640 POLICE CHILLIWACK RCMP FREEWAY PTRL RPTR
140.670 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP DATA ACCESS
140.730 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND TANKERS
140.790 POLICE VICTORIA RCMP SIDNEY RPTR
141.180 POLICE NANAIMO RCMP INFO 2
141.210 POLICE CMPEL RVR RCMP DISPATCH
141.240 POLICE GOLD RIVER RCMP REPEATER
141.300 POLICE NANAIMO RCMP TAC
141.300 POLICE PWL RIVER RCMP DSPATCH
141.500 POLICE HANEY RCMP DSPTCH
141.500 POLICE MAPLE RDGE RCMP DSPTCH
141.570 POLICE NANAIMO PARKSVILLE RCMP DSPTCH
141.795 POLICE WEST VAN WEST VAN POLICE DSPTCH
141.900 POLICE WEST VAN WEST VAN POLICE DSPTCH
142.005 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER AIR B.C., UNITED AIR
142.035 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP FREEWAY PATROL
142.095 MEDICAL VICTORIA PARAMEDIC MOBILE
142.125 POLICE COQUITLAM RCMP DSPTCH
142.185 POLICE RICHMOND RCMP DSPTCH
142.225 POLICE NORTH VAN RCMP INFO
142.275 POLICE NORTH VAN RCMP DSPTCH
142.305 POLICE CLOVERDALE RCMP DSPTCH
142.305 POLICE SURREY RCMP TAC 3
142.385 MEDICAL VANCOUVER VGH PARAMEDICS
142.425 POLICE SURREY RCMP DSPTCH
142.515 POLICE BURNABY RCMP RADAR UNITS
142.515 POLICE COURTNEY RCMP DSPTCH
142.535 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP HDQUARTERS E
142.545 POLICE BURNABY RCMP DISPATCH
142.605 MEDICAL HOPE EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES
142.770 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP INTRSYSTEM ALL AGENT
142.775 POLICE SURREY RCMP INFO
142.785 POLICE RICHMOND RCMP INFO
142.815 POLICE COQUITLAM RCMP INFO
142.905 POLICE GANGES RCMP TAC 2
142.935 POLICE BURNABY RCMP INFO
143.865 POLICE VICTORIA VIC CLEU 2 DRUG SQUAD
143.025 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#05 PATROL&TAC
143.035 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP FREEWAY PATROL BASE
143.035 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#11 CLEU
143.085 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#01 CITY CENTER
143.145 POLICE N WSTMSTR N.W.P.D. DSPTCH
143.145 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP TAC 2
143.175 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER CITY ENGINEERING DEPT
143.295 BC GVMNT ALL B.C. DEPT HIGHWAYS DEAS
143.385 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#02 NORTH EAST
143.415 BC GVMNT LANGLEY F.VALLEY HIGHWAY PATROL
143.445 BC GVMNT ALL B.C. M.O.T. FERRIES QUADRA QUE
143.445 BC GVMNT LWR MNLAND DEPT OF HIGHWAYS DEAS
143.445 BC GVMNT VAN ISLAND DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
143.475 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#08 VICE SQUAD
143.505 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER CITY MOTOR POOL
143.510 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP TAC
143.535 FED GVMNT ALL B.C. DEPT OF TRANSPORT
143.535 MARINE VANCOUVER COAST GUARD HDQTRS
143.565 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#03 SOUTH EAST
143.655 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER MUNICIPAL WORKS SEWERS
143.685 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#04 SOUTH WEST
143.745 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER MUNICIPAL WORKS ELECTRIC
143.775 POLICE VANCOUVER VCP#07 DRUG SQUAD
143.895 BC GVMNT VAN ISL DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
143.925 POLICE VANCOUVER NATIONAL HARBOURS BOARD
143.925 POLICE VICTORIA VIC CLEU 1 DRUG SQ
143.985 MARINE LWR MNLAND WEATHER DATA COLLECTION
148.285 PUBLIC WORKS ALL B.C. HIGHWAY WORKS DEPT
148.525 MARINE MARY ISL LIGHT HOUSE
148.585 PUBLIC WORKS ALL B.C. HIGHWAY WORKS DEPT
148.635 BC GVMNT ALL B.C. DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS
148.655 CVL DEFENCE ALL B.C. STAND BY AND DRILL NET
148.655 CVL DEFENCE VICTORIA CIVIL DEFENCE
148.655 PUBLIC WORKS ALL B.C. HIGHWAYS WORKS DEPT.
148.655 CVL DEFENCE ALL B.C. CIVIL DEFENCE NET#2
148.685 BC GVMNT A;; B.C. DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS
148.685 CVL DEFENCE ALL B.C. OPERATIONS NET 3
148.795 PUBLIC WORKS ALL B.C. HIGHWAY WORKS DEPT.
148.855 PUBLIC WORKS ALL B.C. HIGHWAY WORKS DEPT.
148.885 FED GVMNT ALL B.C. DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT
149.000 BC GVMNT ALL B.C. FORESTRY-CHILANCO FS
149.020 MEDICAL VANCOUVER VGH PAGER
149.080 FED GVMNT ALL B.C. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
149.110 MEDICAL HOPE AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.110 MEDICAL LWR MNLAND METRO AMBULANCE
149.170 FIRE VANCOUVER V.F.D. PORTABLES
149.260 MEDICAL COURTENAY AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.260 MEDICAL NANAIMO AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.260 MEDICAL NANAIMO AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.290 COMMERICIAL VICTORIA BC FOREST PRODUCTS
149.290 PAGING LWR MNLAND BLOCK BROS. PAGING
149.440 MEDICAL CRANBROOK AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.490 BC GVMNT ALL BC DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS
149.495 CVL DEFENCE ALL BC OPERATIONS NET 4
149.495 SEARCH RESCUE CMPBLL RVR GROUND S&R CAMPBELL RIVER
149.495 SRCH & RSCUE VICTORIA PROVINCIAL EMERGENCY PRGM
149.525 CVL DEFENCE ALL BC EMERGENCY OPERATIONS NET
149.560 COMMERICIAL BURNABY BC HYDRO UTILITIES
149.590 COMMERICAL SANNICH INST. OCEAN SCIENCES
149.650 FIRE VICTORIA ESQUIMALT YARROWS
149.680 AMBULANCE LWR MNLAND METRO AMBULANCE
149.680 MEDICAL CRANROOK AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.680 MEDICAL DUNCAN AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.680 MEDICAL OSOYOOS AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.680 MEDICAL P.GEORGE AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.680 MEDICAL TRAIL AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.680 MEDICAL VICTORIA PROVINCIAL AMBULANCE
149.680 MEDICAL WILLIAM LK AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.890 MEDICAL OSOYOOS AMBULANCE DSPTCH
149.890 MEDICAL VICTORIA VICT METRO AMBULANCE
150.100 PAGING ALL BC BC TEL
150.245 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER CUSTOM COURIER SERV
150.335 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA METRO COURIER
150.335 TAXI VICTORIA LANGFORD TAXI
150.445 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER D LINE CARRIERS
150.515 COMMERCIAL SANNICH AIRPORT CARTAGE
150.575 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER FINNING TRACTOR
150.610 FORESTRY ALL BC BC MINISTRY OF FOREST
150.635 FIRE VANCOUVER VAN FIRE (F3)
150.690 PAGING VICT DISTACOM
150.695 PAGING VICTORIA DISTACOM PAGERS
150.695 PAGING LWR MNLAND DISTACOM PAGING
150.845 TAXI PT.ALBERNI UNITED CAB CO
150.850 TAXI NORTH VAN NORTH SHORE CABS
150.860 TAXI NORTH VAN NORTH SHORE TAXI
150.875 TAXI DELTA DELTA CABS
150.905 TAXI LANGLEY COUNTRY CABS
150.905 TAXI LANGLEY FRASER VALLEY TAXI
150.905 TAXI VICT COLWOOD TAXI
150.935 TAXI VICT A&M TAXI
150.965 COMMERCIAL VICT GARDEN CITY AUTO
150.965 TAXI COQUITLAM BELAIR CABS
150.965 TAXI SANNICH ARROW TAXI
150.995 PUBLIC WORKS WHATCOM COUNTY ROADS DEPT
150.995 TAXI VICTORIA CLASSIC LIMOUSINE
151.010 MEICAL NORTH VAN LGH PAGER
151.055 PUBLIC WORKS SKAGIT COUNTY ROADS DEPT
151.115 COMMERCIAL ALL BC CANADIAN FOREST PRODUCTS
151.115 COMMERCIAL BURNABY CATTERMOLE WOOD PRODUCTS
151.115 PAGING VICT V.I. PAGING
151.115 SECURITY VANC ISLAN ISLAND SECURITIES
151.165 TAXI VICT CITY CENTRE TAXI
151.325 POLICE WEST VAN POLICE DSPTCH
151.355 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER BC HYDRO (ELECTRICAL)
151.355 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER ANIMAL CONTROL & PARKS
151.355 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER VANCOUVER ELECTRICAL DEPT
151.370 FISHERIES WASH STATE STATE FISH & GAME
151.385 PUBLIC WORKS N WESMSTR CITY WORKS DEPT
151.400 COMMERCIAL SANNICH AIRPORT CARTAGE
151.415 FIRE LETHBRIDGE DSPATCH
151.430 BC GVMNT LWR MNLAND DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
151.445 FIRE SANNICH WILLIS POINT DSPTCH
151.445 FIRE SOOKE OTTER POINT DSPTCH
151.445 FIRE VICTORIA MALAHAT DSPTCH
151.475 PRISON LWR MNLAND COMMON PRISON FREQ
151.475 PRISON MATSQUI COMMON PRISON FREQ
151.475 PRISON VICT WILLIAM HEAD PRISON
151.505 FIRE VANCOUVER VAN FIRE DSPTCH
151.565 COMMERCIAL VICT OCEAN CEMENT
151.605 PAGING LWR MNLAND DISTACOM PAGING
151.706 COMMERCIAL ALL BC CANADIAN FOREST PRODUCTS
151.715 COMMERCIAL VICT BC FOREST PRDCTS
151.715 PUBLIC WORKS ANACORTES SCHOOL DISTRICT
151.775 COMMERCIAL VICT COMSTAT WEST F1
151.775 MEDICAL P ANGELES AMBULANCE DSPTCH
151.925 COMMERCIAL VICT WESTCAN TERMINAL
152.000 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CKNW RADIO (REPORTERS)
152.030 COMMERCIAL VICT MCMILLAN BLOEDEL
152.060 COMMERCIAL VICT G.H. BERNIE OIL
152.120 TOWING VICTORIA TOMS TOWING
152.140 COMMERCIAL VICT COMSTAT WEST F2
152.150 TAXI PT ALBERNI FAIRWAYS CAB CO
152.165 LUMBER
152.165 TAXI VICT DUFFIES TAXI
152.210 BC GOVMNT LWR MNLAND DEPT OF HIGHWAYS TX F2
152.240 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER ADVANCE CARRIERS
152.250 TAXI COQUITLAM SYD TAXI CO
152.270 SECURITY VANCOUVER CBC SECURITY
152.480 TEL ALL BCTEL JJ (RX)
152.870 COMMERCIAL VICT CANADIAN PUGET SOUND
152.870 MEDICAL P.TOWNSEND AMBULANCE DSPTCH
152.870 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CBC MOBILE 1 (F1)
152.900 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER GANDUC CONST F2
152.930 COMMERCIAL CHILLIWACK VEDDER LOGGING
152.930 COMMERCIAL COQUITLAM JACK CEWE
152.930 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CKNW RADIO
152.950 MEDIA VANCOUVER CKWX RADIO
152.990 MEDIA VICT CKDA RADIO
152.990 RAIL LWR MNLAND CROWN ZELLERBACH
153.740 BC GVMNT SANNICH BC FERRIES GOLF CARTS
153.050 COMMERCIAL ALL BC BC FOREST PRODUCTS
153.050 COMMERCIAL ALL BC MACMILLAN BLEODEL
153.080 COMMERCIAL ALL BC BC FOREST PRODUCTS
153.080 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WELDWOOD OF CANADA
153.080 COMMERCIAL VICT HARKNET FUEL
153.080 TAXI NORTH VAN DEEP COVE WATER TAXI
153.110 COMMERCIAL VICT CHINOOK TRANSFER
153.140 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER DIRECT DELEVERY
153.145 COMMERCIAL VAN ISLAND TAHSIS LOGGING
153.170 COMMERCIAL WHONNOCK CARR SAND & GRAVEL
153.260 TOWING NANAIMO GORDON WAGNER TOWING CO
153.290 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CBC MOBILE 1 F2
153.340 COMMERCIAL VICT BC FOREST PRODUCTS
153.490 COMMERCIAL VICT YARROW REPAIR
153.495 COMMERCIAL VICT YARROWS SHIP YARD
153.500 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND COMMUNICATIONS CGE
153.500 COMMERCIAL VICT JOHNSTON TERMINALS
153.530 TOWING NANAIMO PINDAS TOWING CO
153.560 COMMERCIAL SANNICH OLD COUNTRY RENTALS
153.590 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN MARINE PIPE LINE
153.590 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PYE RADIO
153.590 TOWING VANCOUVER AUTOW SERVICES LTD
153.595 COMMERCIAL VICT METRO COURIER
153.620 PUBLIC WORKS SKAGIT PUGIT POWER & LIGHT
153.680 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER DOTTEN DIST
153.680 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER GRANDUC CONST F1
153.680 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WELDWOOD OF CANADA
153.710 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN WILLIAMS LOGGING
153.710 PUBLIC WORKS COQUITLAM CITY WORKS DEPT
153.710 PUBLIC WORKS P. GEORGE CITY WORKS DEPT
153.740 B.C. GOVT. ALL BC DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
153.740 BC GVMNT LWR MNLAND BC FERRIES GOLF CARTS
153.770 COMMERCIAL VICT BUTLER BROTHERS
153.770 FIRE BURNABY BBY FIRE (F2)
153.785 MARINE TACOMA TACOMA PORT ATHORITY
153.800 POLICE VAN ISLAND RCMP
153.800 POLICE VAN ISLAND RCMP ISLAND DSPTCH
153.815 POLICE BREMERTON B.P.D. DISPATCH RPT
153.830 FIRE COMOX DISPATCH
153.830 FIRE COURTENAY DISPATCH
153.830 FIRE PENTICTON DISPATCH
153.830 XXX FIRE RICHMOND RICHMOND FIRE DSPTCH
153.890 FIRE NOT KNOWN NORTHFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE
153.890 FIRE VANCOUVER VANCOUVER FIRE F2
153.920 FIRE KELOWNA DISPATCH
153.950 PUBLIC WORKS COQUITLAM RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL
153.950 PUBLIC WORKS VANCOUVER VANCOUVER PUBLIC WORKS
153.980 POLICE NANAIMO RCMP DISPTCH
154.890 POLICE MATSQUI MATSQUI POLICE
154.010 FIRE NANAIMO NANAIMO FIRE DSPTCH
154.010 PUBLIC WORKS NORTH VAN CITY & DSRCT WORKS DEPT
154.025 PUBLIC WORKS BELLINGHAM PUBLIC WORKS DEPT
154.040 PUBLIC WORKS VICTORIA ESQUIMALT PUBLIC WRKS
154.070 FIRE NORTH VAN CITY N.V.F.D. DISPATCH
154.070 FIRE SECHELT SECHELT FIRE DSPTCH
154.085 PUBLIC WORKS BLAINE CITY WORKS DEPT
154.085 PUBLIC WORKS EVERSON CITY WORKS DEPT
154.100 FIRE CALGARY DSPTCH & OPERATIONS
154.100 POLICE MCCLEARY W.S.P.
154.100 PUBLIC WORKS SKAGIT COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL
154.130 COMMERCIAL TRAIL COMINCO MINES
154.130 FIRE COQICHAN NORTH COWICHAN DSPTCH
154.130 PAGING COWICHAN COWICHAN PAGERS
154.130 PUBLIC WORKS SQUAMISH SQUAMISH MUNICIPAL WRKS
154.190 FIRE CHILLIWACK S.F.D. F2
154.190 FIRE NELSON DISPATCH
154.200 CIVIL DEFNCE VANCOUVER PROVINCIAL CIVIL DEFENCE
154.205 FIRE FRI.HARBOR DSPTCH F1
154.205 FIRE SAN JUAN COUNTY FIRE F1
154.220 FIRE BURNABY BBY FIRE (F3)
154.235 FIRE VANCOUVER UBC FIRE DSPTCH
154.310 FIRE OLIVER DISPATCH
154.310 FIRE SURRY SURREY FIRE DSPTCH
154.310 FIRE WHITE ROCK FIRE DISPATCH
154.310 PUBLIC WORKS SURREY CITY WORKS DEPT
154.340 FIRE BELLINGHAM DISPATCH
154.340 PUBLIC WORKS DUNCAN CITY WORKS DEPT
154.370 FIRE DUNCAN DISPATCH
154.370 FIRE EDMONTON DISPATCH
154.370 FIRE MAPLE RIDG DISPATCH
154.370 FIRE PORT MOODY DISPATCH
154.400 FIRE BURNABY BBYFIRE F1
154.400 FIRE CHILLIWACK C F D DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE ANACORTES CITY DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE BELLINGHAM DISPATCH F2
154.430 FIRE BELLINGHAN DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE BLAINE DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE BURLINGTON DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE CONCRETE DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE EVERSON DISPATCH F2
154.430 FIRE ISLND CNTY DISPATCH ISLAND COUNTY
154.430 FIRE LA CONNER DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE LYNDEN DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE MT. VERNON COUNTY DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE NOOKSACK DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE PT ROBERTS DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE SDRO WOLEY DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE SKAGIT DSPTCH SKAGIT COUNTY
154.430 FIRE SUMAS DISPATCH
154.430 FIRE WHATCOM DISPATCH
154.430 POLICE WESTPORT W.S.P.
154.460 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND COMMUNICATIONS MOTOROLA
154.490 FED GOVT GOVERMNT DEPT OF TRANSPORT
154.540 MEDICAL SNOHOMISH AMBULANCE DISPATCH
154.570 COMMERCIAL VICT BROWNING FERRIS (9RBGE)
154.620 BC GVMNT LWR MNLAND DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
154.650 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER BC TEL LINE CREWS
154.650 POLICE LETHBRIDGE DISPATCH
154.710 FIRE SECHELT HAFMOON BAY DISPATCH
154.740 MEDICAL CALGARY PARAMEDIC DISPATCH
154.740 POLICE VICT SPECIAL SERVICE F1
154.770 POLICE BELLINGHAM W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE BREMERTON W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE CHEHALIS W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE EVERETT W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE HOQUIAM W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE KELSO W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE MT. VERNON W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE N. BEND W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE OLYMPIA W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE P. ANGELES W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE TACOMA W.S.P. MOBILE
154.770 POLICE VAN WA W.S.P. MOBILE
154.815 FIE BURNABY DISPATCH
154.830 FIRE CALGARY DISPATCH
154.845 POLICE EVERETT W.S.P. F1
154.845 POLICE N. BEND W.S.P. F3
154.860 BC GVMNT ALL BC ASTTORNEY GENERALS DEPT
154.860 POLICE VICT BC SHERIFF
154.890 FIRE MATSQUI MATSQUI DISPATCH
154.890 SECURITY VICT U. OF VICT
154.920 POLICE VICT ESQUIMALT DISPATCH
154.920 POLICE VICT VIC SPECIAL SERVICE F3
154.950 POLICE TRAIL RCMP TAC 3
154.950 POLICE VAN ISLAND RCMP NET
154.980 POLICE SANNICH SANNICH POLICE F2
155.010 POLICE BUCKLEY W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE CENTRALIA W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE CHEHALIS CPD DISPATCH
155.010 POLICE FIRCREST W.S.P. DISPATCH
155.010 POLICE FIRE W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE LACEY W.S.P. MOBILE
155.010 POLICE LK FOREST W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE MILTON W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE OLYMPIA CPD MOBILE
155.010 POLICE ORTING W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE RUSTON W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE S PRAIRIE W.S.P.
155.010 POLICE SUCODA W.S.P. MOBILE
155.010 POLICE TENINA W.S.P. MOBILE
155.010 POLICE TUMWATER T/C/P/ MOBILE
155.025 POLICE BRIER W.S.P.
155.025 POLICE EDMONDS W.S.P.
155.025 POLICE LYNWOOD W.S.P.
155.025 POLICE MT.TERRACE W.S.P.
155.025 POLICE WOODWAY W.S.P.
155.040 FIRE SOOKE DISPATCH
155.040 PUBLIC WORKS BELLINGHAM WASH STATE COLLEGE
155.070 FIRE OSOYOOS DISPATCH F1
155.070 POLICE BELLINGHAM B.C.P. PARKING UNITS
155.070 POLICE DES MOINES W.S.P.
155.070 POLICE ISSAQUAH ISSAQUAH DISPATCH
155.070 POLICE LACY W.S.P. DISPATCH
155.070 POLICE OLYMPIA O.P.D. DISPATCH
155.070 POLICE SUCODA W.S.P. DISPATCH
155.070 POLICE TENINA W.S.P. DISPATCH
155.070 POLICE TUMWATER T.C.P. DISPATCH
155.085 PUBLIC WORKS SKAGIT COUNTY AIR POLUTION DEPT
155.100 FIRE FIR.HARBOR DISPATCH F2
155.100 PUBLIC WORKS KELOWNA MUNICIPAL WORKS DEPT
155.130 POLICE KAMLOOPS RCMP DISPATCH
155.130 POLICE P GEROGE RCMP DISPATCH
155.130 POLICE PENTICTON RCMP DISPATCH
155.130 POLICE TRAIL RCMP DISPATCH
155.130 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP LINK
155.130 POLICE VERMON RCMP DISPATCH
155.130 POLICE WILLIAM LK RCMP DISPATCH
155.130 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP AREA DISPATCH F5
155.160 MEDICAL ENUMCLAW AMBULANCE DISPATCH
155.160 MEDICAL LYNDEN AMBULANCE DISPATCH
155.160 MEDICAL TACOMA AMBULANCE DISPATCH
155.160 PUBLIC WORKS SDRO WOLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
155.160 SRCH & RSCUE WASH STATE MOUNTAIN RESCUE
155.175 POLICE CRANBROOK RCMP DISPATCH
155.175 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP DETECTIVES F1
155.190 POLICE GANGES RCMP DISPATCH
155.220 FISHERIES ALL BC FISH & GAME WARDENS
155.220 MEDICAL LONGVIEW AMBULANCE DISPATCH
155.220 PUBLIC WORKS DELTA MUNICIPAL WORKS
155.235 SRCH & RSCUE WASH STATE MISSION RIDGE
155.265 PUBLIC WORKS MT VERNON SCHOOL DISTRICT
155.265 SECURITY VANCOUVER UNIVERSITY OF BC PAROL
155.280 MEDICAL CHEHALIS AMBULANCE DISPATCH
155.280 MEDICAL EVERETT GENERAL HOSPITAL
155.280 MEDICAL SEATTLE RAINBOW DISPATCH
155.295 MEDICAL PUYALLUP GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL
155.295 POLICE CHASE RCMP DISPATCH
155.295 POLICE COURTENAY RCMP DISPATCH
155.295 POLICE CRANBROOK RCMP RPTR
155.295 POLICE KAMLOOPS RCMP RPTR
155.295 POLICE KELOWNA RCMP DISPATCH
155.295 POLICE OLIVER RCMP DISPATCH
155.295 POLICE OSOYOOS RCMP DISPATCH
155.295 POLICE PRINCE GEO RCMP TAC 2
155.295 POLICE WILLIAM LK RCMP RPTER
155.295 SRCH & RECUE WASH STATE SKI PATROL
155.310 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP LOCAL DISPATCH
155.310 POLICE RED DEER RDMP DISPATCH
155.325 BC GVMNT ALL BC DEPT OF HIGHWAYS
155.335 FIRE VICT DISPATCH F2 (NEW)
155.340 MEDICAL WASH STATE HEAR NET
155.400 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP TAC NEW (F17)
155.430 FIRE DELTA DELTA FIRE DISPATCH
155.430 FIRE GANGES SALTSPRING DISPATCH
155.430 POLICE ALBERTA PROVINCE WIDE EMERGENCY
155.445 FIRE VICTORIA VICTORIA FIRE DISPATCH
155.445 POLICE VICTORIA VCP F3
155.460 FIRE ALL B.C. FIRE MARSHALS DEPT
155.460 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP LOCAL DSPTCH
155.475 POLICE BELLINGHAM W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE BREMERTON W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE CHEHHALIS W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE EVERETT W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE HOQUIAM W.S.P. F1
155.475 POLICE KELSO W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE MT. VERNON W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE N BEND W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE OLYMPIA W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE P. ANGELES W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE SEATTLE W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE TACOMA W.S.P. RPTR
155.475 POLICE VANC WASH W.S.P. RPTR
155.490 POLICE VICTORIA VCP F2
155.505 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP AREA DSPTCH (F7)
155.520 POLICE BREMMERTON W.S.P. F1
155.520 POLICE OLYMPIA W.S.P. F2
155.520 POLICE TACOMA W.S.P. RPTR
155.540 MEDICAL KENT AMBULANCE DSPTCH
155.550 POLICE SAANICH SAANICH RPTR VIC POLICE
155.550 POLICE SALMON ARM RCMP DSPTCH
155.550 POLICE VICTORIA OAK BAY DSPTCH
155.550 POLICE VICTORIA VCP F1 DSPTCH
155.580 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP NORTH AREA DSPTCH
155.580 POLICE N BEND W.S.P. F2
155.580 POLICE SEATTLE W.S.P. RPTR
155.595 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP LINK DSPTCH
155.595 POLICE WILLIAM LK RCMP RPTR
155.610 POLICE WHATCOM COUNTY SHERRIFF F3
155.640 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP SOUTH AREA DSPTCH
155.640 POLICE OSOYOOS RCMP TAC 2
155.640 POLICE P. GEORGE RCMP TAC 3
155.640 POLICE VERNON RCMP DSPTCH
155.670 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP LOCAL DSPTCH
155.670 POLICE CRANBROOK RCMP TAC 2
155.670 POLICE KAMLOOPS R RCMP TAC 2
155.670 POLICE KIMBERLEY RCMP DSPTCH
155.670 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP NET
155.670 POLICE MERRITT RCMP DSPTCH
155.670 POLICE OSOYOOS RCMP DSPTCH & RPTR
155.670 POLICE P. GEORGE RCMP HIGHWAY PATROL
155.685 POLICE ALGONA W.S.P.
155.685 POLICE AUBURN W.S.P. DSPTCH F1
155.700 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP CENTRAL AREA DSPTCH
155.700 POLICE P. GEORGE RCMP HGHWY 97 MACKENZIE
155.730 MEDICAL EDMONTON R&S AMBULANCE
155.730 POLICE HOQUIAM H.P.D. DSPTCH
155.745 POLICE LWR MLAND RCMP AREA DSPTCH (10)
155.750 POLICE ABERDEEN W.S.P.
155.760 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA VIC SPECIAL SERVICES
155.760 POLICE SAANICH RCMP DSPTCH
155.770 POLICE SEATTLE W.S.P. MOBILE
155.775 POLICE BREMERTON B.P.D. DSPTCH RPTR
155.790 POLICE N WSTMNSTR N.W.P.D. F2
155.805 FIRE MEDICNE HT MEDICINE HAT DSPTCH
155.820 PUBLIC WORKS SUMAS CITY WORKS DEPT. (USA)
155.850 FIRE RED DEER DSPTCH
155.850 POLICE CHEHALIS W.S.P. RPTR
155.850 POLICE VICTORIA VIC SPECIAL SERVICES
155.865 MEDICAL BREMMERTON AMBULANCE DSPTCH
155.865 MEDICAL PUYALLUP AMBULANCE DSPTCH
155.880 POLICE FORKS W.S.P. RPTR
155.880 POLICE P. GEORGE RCMP HGHWY 15 VANDERHOOF
155.880 POLICE PUYALLUP W.S.P. DSPTCH
155.880 POLICE SUMNER W.S.P.
155.880 POLICE WILLIAM LK RCMP DSPTCH
155.910 BC GVMNT ALL B.C. DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION
155.910 BC GVMNT LWR MNLAND BC FERRIES SHIP-SHORE
155.910 BC GVMNT SAANICH BC FERRIES SHIP-SHORE
155.910 FIRE P. GEORGE DSPTCH
155.910 POLICE MCCLEARY W.S.P.
155.910 POLICE OCN SHORES W.S.P. RPTR
155.910 POLICE WESTPORT W.S.P. RPTR
155.940 POLICE HOQUIAM H.P.D DSPTCH
155.940 POLICE PT.ORCHARD W.S.P.
155.940 PUBLIC WORKS MT. VERNON COUNTY & CITY WATER DEPT
155.940 PUBLIC WORKS PENTICTON MUNICIPAL WORKS DEPT
155.950 POLICE P. GEORGE RCMP HGHWY 97 QUESNEL
155.970 FIRE EDMONTON OPERATIONS F2
155.980 POLICE P. GEORGE RCMP HIGHWAY 15 MCBRIDE
155.985 POLICE KAMLOOPS RCMP RPTR
156.015 POLICE POULSBO W.S.P.
156.030 FIRE SAANICH CENTRAL SAANICH DSPTCH
156.030 FIRE SAANICH SAANICH FIRE DSPTCH
156.030 FIRE VICTORIA COLWOOD FIRE DSPTCH
156.030 FIRE VICTORIA DSPTCH
156.030 FIRE VICTORIA LANGFORD DSPTCH
156.030 FIRE VICTORIA OAK BAY DSPTCH
156.030 POLICE ALBERTA RCMP LOCAL DSPTCH RPTR
156.035 FIRE SAANICH SAANICH DSPTCH
156.090 POLICE EATONVILLE W.S.P. DSPTCH
156.090 POLICE GIG HARBOR W.S.P.
156.090 POLICE LAKEWOOD W.S.P.
156.090 POLICE PARKLAND W.S.P.
156.090 POLICE PUYALLUP W.S.P. DSPTCH
156.090 POLICE SPANAWAY W.S.P.
156.090 POLICE STEILACOOM W.S.P.
156.090 PRISON BURNABY OKALLA SECURITY
156.090 PRISON SOOKE JORDAN RIVER CAMP
156.090 PRISON VICTORIA WILKINSON ROAD JAIL
156.150 FIRE N WSTMNSTR NEW WSMNSTER FIRE DSPTCH
156.180 FIRE EDMONTON OPERATIONS F3
156.210 POLICE EVERETT E.C.P. F1
156.250 MARINE ALL CH.05A-16F3
156.275 MARINE ALL CH.65-PORT OPERATIONS
156.300 MARINE ALL CH.06-INTERSHIP SAFETY
156.350 MARINE ALL CH.07-TUGS RIVTOW SALVAGE
156.375 MARINE ALL CH.67-COMMERCIAL
156.425 MARINE ALL CH.68-RECREATIONAL CRAFT
156.475 MARINE ALL CH.69-NON COMMERCIAL
156.500 MARINE ALL CH.10-SEASPAN TUG & BARGE
156.550 MARINE ALL CH.11-TRAFFIC CONTROL
156.700 MARINE SEATTLE SEATTLE PORT AUTHORITY
156.750 MARINE ALL CH.15-ENVIRONMENTAL
156.800 MARINE ALL CH.16-DISTRESS
156.850 MARINE ALL CH.17-HARBOUR PILOTS
156.875 MARINE ALL CH.77-HARBOUR PILOTS
156.900 MARINE ALL CH.18-TUGS GULF TOWING
156.900 MARINE SEATTLE SEATTLE PORT AUTHORITY
156.950 MARINE ALL CH.19-COAST GUARD DSPTCH
157.000 MARINE ALL CH.20-TRAFFIC CNTRL (TX)
157.010 FIRE NORTH VAN CITY N.V.F.D. DSPTCH
157.050 MARINE ALL CH.21-COAST GUARD (US)
157.075 MARINE ALL CH.81-SEATTLE COAST GUARD
157.100 MARINE ALL CH.22-COAST GUARD CAN-US
157.125 MARINE ALL CH.82-COAST GRD GRAYS HBR
157.130 TAXI VICTORIA ISLAND TAXI
157.150 MARINE ALL CH.23-B.C. TEL
157.175 MARINE ALL CH.83-COAST GUARD AUX
157.225 MARINE ALL CH.84-B.C. TEL (RX)
157.295 COMMERCIAL WILLIAM LK MERLE WAGNER MILLS
157.500 MARINE LWR MNLAND NATIONAL HARBOURS BOARD
157.530 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ZIEGER REAL ESTATE
157.560 COMMERCIAL SECHELT O.B. JERVIS LOGGING
157.620 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND SHELL OIL
157.650 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO TRANSIT
157.680 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER FOREST BAKER-NESS LGNG
157.715 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA BC FORESTS PRDCTS
157.740 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JJ" (TX)
157.770 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JL" (TX)
157.800 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "YL" (TX)
157.830 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JP" (TX)
157.860 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "YP" (TX)
157.890 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "YR" (TX)
157.890 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "YJ" (TX)
157.920 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "YK" (TX)
157.950 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JS" (TX)
158.010 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "YR" (TX)
158.040 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JK" (TX)
158.070 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JR" (TX)
158.100 TELEPHONE ALL BC TEL "JW" (TX)
158.130 COMMERCIAL ALL B.C. CANADAIAN FOREST PRODUCTS
158.160 COMMERCIAL ALL B.C. BC FOREST PRODUCTS
158.280 COMMERCIAL BURNABY PACIFIC BLASTING
158.280 COMMERCIAL HOPE HOPE FREIGHTLINERS
158.310 COMMERCIAL WILLIAM LK MERLE WAGNER MILLS
158.340 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN MASON CARTAGE
158.340 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PACIFIC TIRE
158.370 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PETERSON ELECTRIC
158.400 COMMERCIAL ALL B.C. CANADIAN FOREST PRODUCTS
158.460 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN HIGH BALL TRUCKING
158.490 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO TRANSIT
158.520 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER CANADIAN CUTTING&CORE
158.535 MEDICAL VICTORIA JUBILEE HOSPITAL
158.550 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN F.M. BEATTY LTD.
158.570 COMMERCIAL QUESNEL DUNKLEY LUMBER
158.670 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER CHAPMAN LONG CONSTRUCTION
158.730 PUBLIC WORKS RICHMOND CITY WORKS DEPT
158.760 MEDICAL KAMLOOPS AMBULANCE DSPTCH
158.790 POLICE WASH STATE WASH ST. INTERSYSTEM
158.865 FIRE SQUAMISH SQUAMISH FIRE DSPTCH
158.865 SRCH & RSCUE VICTORIA PROVINCIAL EMERGENCY PRGM
158.880 POLICE POULSBO W.S.P. RPTR
158.880 POLICE PT.ORCHARD W.S.P. RPTR
158.880 POLICE WINSLOW W.S.P.
158.910 CVL DEFENCE VANCOUVER VANCOUVER NET
158.940 POLICE BONNEY LK W.S.P.
158.940 POLICE SEQUIEM W.S.P.
158.955 PUBLIC WORKS SDRO WOLEY CITY WORKS DEPT
158.970 FIRE WEST VAN WEST VAN FIRE (F2)
159.030 POLICE LWR MNLAND RCMP ADMINISTRATION
159.050 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN WILLIAMS LOGGING
159.090 POLICE AUBURN W.S.P. DSPTCH F2
159.090 POLICE BK DIAMOND W.S.P.
159.090 POLICE DES MOINES W.S.P.
159.090 POLICE KENT W.S.P.
159.090 POLICE RENTON W.S.P.
159.105 FIRE COQUITLAM DSPTCH
159.120 FIRE COQUITLAM COQUITLAM FIRE DSPTCH
159.150 POLICE DELTA DELTA P.D. DSPTCH
159.180 PUBLIC WORKS PORT MOODY CITY WORKS DEPT
159.210 POLICE ARLINGTON W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE BARRINGTON W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE GOLD BAR W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE GRANITE F W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE INDEX W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE MARYSVILLE W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE MONROE W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE MUKLITEO W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE SNOHOMISH W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE STANWOOD W.S.P.
159.210 POLICE SULTAN W.S.P.
159.270 FORESTRY ALL B.C. BC MINISTRY OF FORESTS
159.390 FIRE WEST VAN WEST VAN FIRE DSPTCH
159.450 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER P.D.Q. COURIERS
159.480 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA GREAVES MOVING
159.480 FED GVMNT LWR MNLAND DEPT ENVRMNT-PROTCTN
159.525 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MATTISON-PATTERSON
159.570 RAIL ALL B.C. BC RAIL (F1) END TO END
159.600 COMMERCIAL DUNCAN CARSON BULLDOZING
159.600 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MUNNS LUMBER
159.635 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MARKHAM BROS.
159.645 RAIL NOT KNOWN NOT KNOWN
159.660 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER CHAPMAN LONG CONSTUCTION
159.720 COMMERCIAL SOOKE ARDEN LOGGING
159.735 COMMERCIAL SAANICH SAANICH FREIGHT
159.735 RAIL NOT KNOWN NOT KNOWN
159.780 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN ZUBKO BROS
159.810 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR
159.900 COMMERICLAL VICTORIA DIXON TRUCKING
159.960 SECURITY VICTORIA WOODWARD'S SECURITY
160.055 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR YARD (F3)
160.275 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO-A RAIL
160.312 MEDICAL VICTORIA PARAMEDIC MOBILE RPT (TX)
160.335 RAIL LWR MNLAND CPR MAINTENANCE
160.355 RAIL LWR MNLAND NOT KNOWN
160.365 RAIL LWR MNLAND NOT KNOWN
160.395 RAIL NORTH VAN BC RAIL MAINTENANCE
160.425 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER VANCOUVER SHARVES YARROWS
160.425 RAIL VAN ISLAND ESQUIMALT & NANAIMO RAIL
160.515 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO-B
160.545 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO-C
160.575 RAIL LWR MNLAND BNR YARD BRNBY & VCR
160.590 RAIL LWR MNLAND BNR YARD INACTIVE
160.650 RAIL LWR MNLAND CANFOR TW DSPTCH 1
160.665 RAIL LWR MNLAND CPR DSPTCH
160.665 RAIL SURREY CNR PORT MANN BRIDGE
160.770 RAIL NORTH VAN B.C. RAIL (TX)
160.935 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR SWITCH
161.100 RAIL LWR MNLAND BNR END TO END
161.115 RAIL VAN ISLAND ESQUIMALT & NANIAMO RAIL
161.205 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR (F2) DSPTCH
161.235 RAIL ALL B.C. BC RAIL (F3) YARD
161.240 RAIL ALL B.C. BC RAIL (F4)
161.295 RAIL LWR MNLAND CANFOR DSPTCH 2
161.295 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR MAINTENANCE
161.312 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR (F4)
161.370 RAIL ALL B.C. BC RAIL (F2) TW DSPTCH
161.415 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR (F1) END TO END
161.475 RAIL ALL B.C. VIA RAIL
161.475 RAIL LWR MNLAND CPR
161.535 RAIL LWR MNLAND CPR
161.545 RAIL ALL B.C. VIA RAIL DSPTCH
161.600 MARINE ALL CH.20-TRAFFIC CNTRL (RX)
162.030 COMMERCIAL NORTH VAN HOLLYBURN LUMBER
162.060 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND CABLEVISION
162.120 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER LAFARGE CONSTRUCTION
162.120 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ISLAND PACIFIC OIL
162.150 TAXI BURNABY BONNY'S TAXI
162.180 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER VANCOUVER AIRLINE TRCKNG
162.210 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN STANDARD GENERAL CONST.
162.210 COMMERCIAL WHONNOCK WHONNOCK LUMBER
162.230 COMMERCIAL RICHMOND SCEPTRE DREDGING
162.230 TAXI NOT KNOWN QUATAR TAXI
162.240 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER LEN'S DELIVERY
162.270 COMMERCIAL HOPE VERN CORBETT
162.300 MEDICAL LWR MNLAND ST.JOHN'S AMBULANCE
162.360 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN WIEDER ELECTRIC
162.360 SECURITY VANCOUVER PNE PARK
162.400 FED GVMNT VICTORIA WEATHER
162.400 MARINE ALL WEATHER
162.450 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO
162.480 TAXI VICTORIA VICTORIA TAXI
162.495 TAXI HOPE CANYON CABS
162.510 TAXI VANCOUVER MACLURES TAXI
162.540 COMMERCIAL HOPE G&F LOGGING
162.540 COMMERCIAL SAANICH FARMERS CONSTRUCTION
162.540 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MUTUAL EQUIPMENT RENTALS
162.550 MARINE ALL CH.39-MARINE WEATHER
162.600 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA VIC CABLEVISION
162.630 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND BC DISTILLERS
162.660 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND ABSOLUTE PEST CONTROL
162.660 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA STOCKERS
162.690 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER BC FOREST PRDCTS
162.690 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA SLADE BROTHERS
162.720 TOWING BURNABY BC AUTO TOWING
162.750 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ACE COURIERS
162.780 COMMERCIAL LANGLEY WHITE&DAVIDSON LOGGING
162.780 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WHOLESALE DELIVERY
162.810 TOWING VICTORIA RAY'S TOWING
162.870 TAXI NOT KNOWN ALLIED CABS
162.870 TAXI VANCOUVER FORUM EMPRESS TAXI
162.870 TAXI VICTORIA LONDON CABS
162.900 TAXI VANCOUVER CORAL CABS (MACLURES)
162.990 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER OLIVER EQUIPMENT
162.990 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER LARARGE CONSTUCTION F1
163.065 FORESTRY SUMAS BC MINISTRY OF FORESTS
163.110 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND HOME OIL
163.110 COMMERCIAL PT.ALBERNI CABLEVISION CO.
163.125 FORESTRY NORTH BC MINISTRY OF FORESTS
163.140 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN SAWARNE LUMBER
163.200 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN EMERALD LAWNS
163.200 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN WHITE&PETERS
163.200 COMMERICIAL NOT KNOWN NELLS BURNER SERVICE
163.215 FORESTRY GAGNES BC MINISTRY OF FORESTS
163.230 TAXI SURREY WHALLEY SURREY TAXI
163.250 POLICE LWR MNLAND INTERPOL
163.260 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND ACTIVE BAILIFFS
163.260 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PARTY TIME DELIVERY
163.290 TAXI NOT KNOWN CROWN CABS
163.305 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA TRILEC INSTLATNS (ELEC)
163.320 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER H.B. CONSTRUCTION
163.325 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA VICTORIA PAVING
163.335 FORESTRY ELK FALLS BC MINISTRY OF FORESTS
163.350 COMMERCIAL SAANICH PENINSULA BULLDOZING
163.350 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER OCEAN CEMENT
163.380 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA O.K. TRUCKING
163.400 TAXI VICTORIA C & C TAXI
163.470 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER RCC CH3 (RX)
163.470 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WR COMMUNICATIONS LEASE
163.480 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA HUBER LOCK AND SAFE
163.485 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA HARRISON-NOWELL (RX)
163.590 TAXI NOT KNOWN COURTESY TAXI
163.590 TAXI VANCOUVER DIAMOND CABS
163.590 TAXI VICTORIA BLUE BIRD TAXI
163.650 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WHOLESALE DELIVERY
163.680 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA BUDGET RENT A CAR
163.695 PAGING LWR MNLAND DISTACOM
163.710 PAGING VICTORIA BC TEL
163.740 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND RCC DISTACOM (MOBILE TX)
163.770 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND FRASER VALLEY MILK PROD
163.770 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN INDIAN ARM OUTBOARD
163.770 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA VICTORIA PARCEL
163.770 COMMERICAL DELTA LADNER TRANSFER
163.830 FORESTRY CARIBOO CARIBOO FORESTRY FREQ
163.830 FORESTRY NELSON NELSON FORESTRY FREQ
163.830 FORESTRY RUPERT RUPERT FORESTRY FREQ
163.830 FORESTRY VANCOUVER VANCOUVER FORESTRY FREQ
163.890 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO SERVICE CENTRE
163.890 FORESTRY KAMLOOPS KAMLOOPS FORESTRY FREQ
163.890 FORESTRY P. GEORGE P GEORGE FORESTRY FREQ
163.935 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA RED
163.950 TAXI ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD TAXI
163.965 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA PURPLE
163.995 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA GREEN
164.040 FORESTRY ALL B.C. PROVINCAIL FORESTRY NET
164.085 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA BLUE
164.085 FORESTRY QUESNEL RPTR
164.100 TOWING VANCOUVER BUSTER'S TOWING
164.130 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PACIFIC WESTERN AIRLINES
164.145 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA ORANGE
164.175 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA BROWN
164.190 COMMERCIAL CROFTON CROFTON PULP MILL
164.190 FORESTRY ALL B.C. WATER BOMBERS
164.205 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA YELLOW
164.220 COMMERCIAL DUNCAN DOMANS
164.220 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER ASSOCIATED GEOTEC CONST.
164.265 FORESTRY ALL B.C. TAC AREA BLACK
164.265 FORESTRY QUESNEL B.C. FORESTRY
164.280 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CHEVRON OIL
164.310 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN BILLY TAXI
164.310 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN COAST DISPATCH TRUCKING
164.310 TAXI COQUILTAM COQUITLAM CABS
164.310 TAXI GANGES GANGES TAXI
164.310 TAXI VICTORIA ESQUIMALT TAXI
164.320 PUBLIC WORKS SAANICH CNTRL SAANICH WORKS DEPT
164.340 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA G.S.W. APPLIANCES
164.340 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA GWG RENTALS (RX)
164.340 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MESSERSCHMIDT GLASS
164.340 SECURITY VICTORIA WESTERN HOME GUARD
164.385 PAGING VICTORIA RADICON PAGER RPTR
164.410 PAGING LWR MNLAND TASCO
164.450 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA BOB'S JANITORIAL
164.450 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CANADIAN MARCONI (TX)
164.460 TOWING VICTORIA TOTEM TOWING (RX)
164.520 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND RCC DISPATCH (MOBILE RX)
164.535 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA O.K. TRUCKING
164.640 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA COLUMBIA REDI MIX
164.670 TAXI VANCOUVER ADVANCE CABS
164.730 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO F3
164.735 COMMERCIAL DUNCAN BC HYDRO
164.760 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER DILLINGHAM CONST.
164.800 PUBLIC WORKS NANAIMO CITY WORKS DEPT
164.850 RAIL NORTH VAN BC RAIL (RX)
164.940 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN SPEEDWAY COURIER
165.030 TAXI SANNICH SIDNEY TAXI
165.030 TAXI VANCOUVER TOM'S TAXI
165.030 TAXI VICTORIA CAPITAL CITY TAXI
165.030 TAXI WILLIAM LK LAKE TAXI CO.
165.090 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CBC TV MOBILES-TV MASTER
165.100 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA B.C. HYDRO (RX)
165.120 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER BERG'S CARTAGE
165.195 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA B.C. HYDRO (GAS)
165.300 COMMERCIAL SQUAMISH B.C. HYDRO F2 SQUAMISH
165.330 PUBLIC WORKS COQUITLAM MUNICIPAL WORKS
165.330 RAIL LWR MNLAND NORTHWOOD PULP AND PAPER
165.360 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA B.C. HYDRO (RX)
165.390 TAXI N WSTMNSTR ROYAL CITY TAXI
165.480 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA B.C. HYDRO (TX)
165.540 COMMERCIAL SANNICH BUTLERS
165.540 RAIL LWR MNLAND CANFOR YARD
165.600 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER BA BLACKTOP
165.600 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER FOWNES CONSTRUCTION
165.660 COMMERCIAL SANNICH V.I. HELLICOPTERS F1
165.690 COMMERCIAL COQUITLAM COMMERCIAL TRUCKING
165.720 COMMERCIAL BURNABY SHELBURN REFINERY
165.750 TOWING BURNABY AUTO PICKUP SERVICE
165.780 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO F7 CNSTRUCTION
165.780 RAIL LWR MNLAND BNR DSPTCH
165.810 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND IMPERIAL PAVING
165.810 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND IMPERIAL PAVING
165.810 TAXI SAANICH BUTLERS TAXI
165.900 TAXI SURREY SURDELL CABS
165.930 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO F1 PRODUCTION
165.930 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER OKANAGAN HELICOPTER
165.990 TOWING LWR MNLAND B.C.A.A. DISPATCH
166.020 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND WESTERN OIL SERVICES
166.020 PUBLIC WORKS PT.ALBERNI PARKS DEPARTMENT
166.020 TAXI SOOKE SOOKE RIVER TAXI
166.050 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MANN EXCAVATING
166.110 TAXI VANCOUVER BLACK TOP CABS (F1)
166.170 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. HYDRO METRO
166.320 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER VAN-CAL REPRODUCTIONS
166.350 TAXI VANCOUVER BLACK TOP CABS (F2)
166.470 COMMERCIAL SANNICH V.I. HELLICOPTERS F2
166.500 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND NICKELS CARTAGE
166.530 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER MARPOLE EXPRESS
166.590 BC GVMNT VICTORIA SCHOOL BOARD
166.590 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER HUB CONTRACTOR
166.650 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN TANGLE EXCAVATING
166.710 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER B.C. FOREST PRODUCTS
166.740 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND ESSO HOME HEAT
166.800 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER REMPLE REDI-MIX
166.830 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN PROGRESSIVE CARTAGE
166.910 PAGING VICTORIA B.C. TELEPHONE PAGING
166.920 TAXI VANCOUVER YELLOW CABS (F2)
166.930 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA SAFEWAY
167.040 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA GRIFFITH & JONES TRUCKING
167.145 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA HARRISON-NOWELL (TX)
167.190 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER DOMAC CONSTRUCTION
167.190 TOWING SANNICH CUNNINGHAM SHELL
167.220 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER OCEAN CEMENT
167.280 COMMERCIAL NOT NKOWN BRENMARL HOMES
167.280 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA PARKERS DELIVERY
167.310 TOWING SURREY COASTLINE TOWING
167.370 TAXI VANCOUVER YELLOW CABS (F1)
167.490 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER RCC CH4 (TX)
167.670 BC GVMNT VICTORIA DEPTARTMENT OF FORESTS
167.700 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN SCOTTY'S ROOFING
167.760 COMMERCIAL SANNICH INLAND CONCRETE PUMPING
167.850 COMMERCIAL SANNICH AIR CANADA
167.880 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN R. D. & M. TRUCKING
167.880 COMMERCIAL NOT NKOWN COMMUNITY CABLE-G
167.910 COMMERCIAL RICHMOND HARRY HOWE TRUCKING
167.910 TOWING NOT NKOWN TRANSCANADA AUTO TOWING
167.910 TOWING VANCOUVER DUNBAR TOWING
167.910 TOWING VICTORIA GORDONS TOWING
168.060 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND CHEVRON FURNACE OIL SALES
168.080 COMMERCIAL MISSION JIM JEFFRY DEROCHE F2
168.090 COMMERCIAL NOT NKOWN PIONEER MOTORS
168.120 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA HOME OIL SERVICE
168.120 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA COMMONWEALTH CONSTRUCTION
168.150 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA PRICES LOCKSMITHS
168.240 PUBLIC WORKS BURNABY MUNICIPAL WORKS (TX)
168.360 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA GWG RENTALS (TX)
168.360 SECURITY VICTORIA WESTERN HOME GAURD
168.405 PAGING VICTORIA RADICON
168.420 PAGING VICTORIA TASCO
168.425 FORESTRY WASH STATE MT.BAKER FORESTRY RPTR
168.450 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WR COMMUNCATIONS LEASE
168.480 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CANADIAN MARCONI (RX)
168.480 TOWING VICTORIA TOTEM TOWING (TX)
168.525 FORESTRY ALL B.C. BC MINISTRY OF FORESTS
168.540 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND RCC DISTACOM (MOBILE TX)
168.660 PUBLIC WORKS SANNICH SANNICH WORKS DEPT
168.725 FORESTRY WASH STATE SMOQUALAMIE NAT.F. RPTR
168.780 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER COURIER
168.855 PUBLIC WORKS LANGLEY CITY PUBLIC WORKS
168.870 FED GVMNT VICTORIA VICTORIA WEATHER BOARD
168.900 TOWING VANCOUVER CITY WIDE
168.930 COMMERCIAL MISSION JIM JEFFRY (DEROCHE) F1
168.960 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER WALSKE REDI-MIX
169.020 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER BROADWAY INDUSTIAL TRANSF
169.080 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER F & G DELIVERY
169.080 FIRE QUESNEL DISPATCH
169.080 PUBLIC WORKS MISSION MUNICIPAL WORKS
169.110 PUBLIC WORKS VICTORIA OAK BAY PUBLIC WORKS
169.110 PUBLIC WORKS WEST VAN MUNICIPAL WORKS
169.140 FIRE LANGLEY DISPATCH
169.155 PUBLIC WORKS ABBOTSFORD MUNICIPAL WORKS (RX)
169.175 FORESTRY WASH STATE FOREST WATCH REPEATER
169.200 FED GVMNT ALL B.C. GENERAL GOVERNMANT FREQ
169.230 FIRE NORTH VAN N.V.F.D. DISPATCH (RX)
169.230 PUBLIC WORKS PT.ALBERNI CITY WORKS DEPATMENT
169.250 PUBLIC WORKS COWICHAN NORTH COWICHAN PUBLIC WKS
169.290 TAXI VICTORIA CAPITAL CITY CABS
169.320 FIRE CRANBROOK DISPATCH
169.320 PUBLIC WORKS SANNICH CNTRL SANNICH PUBLIC WKS
169.350 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA G.S.W. APPLIANCES
169.350 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA WAKEMAN&TRIMBLE (CMNCTNS)
169.350 PUBLIC WORKS VICTORIA VICTORIA MUNICPAL WORKS
169.410 FIRE PT.ALBERNI PORT ALBERNI DISPATCH
169.410 PUBLIC WORKS BURNABY MUNICIPAL WORKS (RX)
169.500 FIRE KAMLOOPS DISPATCH
169.530 FED GVMNT VICTORIA VICTORIA WEATHER BOARD
169.590 FIRE ABBOTSFORD DISPATCH
169.590 PUBLIC WORKS ABBOTSFORD MUNICIPAL WORKS (TX)
169.590 PUBLIC WORKS SANNICH SANNICH WORKS DEPARTMENT
169.605 COMMERCIAL WHISTLER WHISTLER PACKERS RESORT
169.660 PUBLIC WORKS SANNICH SANNICH WORKS DEPARTMENT
169.710 COMMERCIAL WHISTLER WHISTLER PACKERS RESORTS
169.710 TOWING NOT KNOWN DALES AUTO TOWING
169.740 FIRE NORTH VAN N.V.F.D. DISPATCH
169.750 PAGING LWR MNLAND PAGING
169.770 COMMERCIAL NANAIMO ASSEMBLY WARF
169.770 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER FRASER VALLEY CONTRUCTION
169.770 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ESQ. YARROWS F2
169.825 FORESTRY WASH STATE OLYMPIC NAT FOREST RPTR
169.980 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CYPRESS DISPOSAL
170.010 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER ATOM DELIVERY
170.010 TOWING NOT KNOWN TOLMIE TOWING
170.025 TAXI VANCOUVER AIRPORT LIMOSINES
170.040 COMMERCIAL SURREY COAST CABLE
170.100 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER JOHNNY WALKER CONTRACTOR
170.100 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ESQ. YARROWS F1
170.190 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA WISEWAY STORES
170.220 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER RED GIANT DISPOSAL
170.280 COMMERCIAL CHILLIWACK COUNTRY FREIGHT
170.280 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND CANADIAN FREIGHTWAYS
170.280 COMMERCIAL MISSION MISSION FREIGHT
170.280 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER ALLARD CONTRACTING
170.280 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA AMMO POWER TOOLS
170.310 COMMERCIAL SANNICH ELECTRO BUGS
170.400 COMMERCIAL SECHELT JACKSON BROS. LOGGING
170.490 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND FIRESTONE TIRES
170.490 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CHICKEN ON THE RUN
170.550 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN CHARGER TRANSPORT
170.550 TOWING COQUITLAM COQUITLAM TOWING CO.
170.610 BC GVMNT VICTORIA W.C.B. INSPECTORS
170.760 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ADRIAN'S TRACTOR
170.760 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA G.T. TRUCKING
170.820 TAXI BURNABY NORTH BURNABY TAXI
170.850 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CAPITAL CITY CARPET&LINO
170.850 SECURITY LWR MNLAND MAINLAND SECURITY
170.880 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER MILLAR CONTRACTING
170.880 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MCNUTT TRUCKING
170.910 TOWING SURREY COASTLINE TOWING
171.060 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA CONCORD DEVELOPMENT
171.090 COMMERCIAL GIBBONS FIEDLER
171.090 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER EMPIRE STEVEDOR
171.090 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA TURNER DENTAL LAB
171.180 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PEACHY ADVERTISING
171.180 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA FAIRFIELD MOVING
171.240 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN COWDRY CARTAGE
171.240 TOWING RICHMOND BOYCE TOWING
171.360 PAGING LWR MNLAND PAGING
171.420 TOWING VICTORIA BELMONT TOWING
171.425 TOWING VICTORIA BELMONT TOWING
171.540 COMMERCIAL NORTH VAN GROUSE MOUNTAIN RESORTS
171.570 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA BOHNET EXCAVATING
171.660 FISHERIES LWR MNLAND FED DEPT FISHERIES MOBLE
171.660 FISHERIES VICTORIA BC FISHERIES MOBILES
171.720 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND SALVATION ARMY
171.720 COMMERCIAL RICHMOND TRANS PACIFIC TRADING
171.720 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER OVERSEAS COURIER
171.750 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER GARY'S DELIVERY
171.750 TOWING COQUITLAM WIDS TOWING
171.750 TOWING DELTA DELTA TOWING
171.810 RAIL LWR MNLAND CPR MERCHANDISE SERVICE
171.900 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER MCDONALDS APPLIANCES
171.900 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA MCDONALDS APPLIANCES
171.930 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA FLANDERS INSTALLATIONS
171.950 FISHERIES HOPE FED DEPT FISHERIES (TX)
171.960 COMMERCIAL NOT KNOWN INTERNATIONAL HYDRO
171.990 COMMERCIAL LWR MNLAND B&B TRUCKING
172.020 RAIL LWR MNLAND CNR TELECOMMUNICATIONS
172.095 PAGING LWR MNLAND DISTACOM
172.200 FISHERIES LWR MNLAND FED DEPT FISHERIES MOBILE
172.230 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER FLYNN CONCRETE
172.350 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA VIC CABLEVISION
172.620 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA GULF OIL
172.620 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA SHELL OIL
172.680 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CKWX RADIO
172.770 MEDICAL VICTORIA VIC GEN HOSPITAL
172.800 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER C.B.A. MESSENGER
172.830 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CFUN RADIO
172.860 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA COAST CATERING
172.860 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA EASTER SEAL BUSSES
172.890 MEDIA VICTORIA CKDA RADIO
172.890 TAXI VICTORIA RED TOP CABS
172.950 FISHERIES LWR MNLAND FED DEPT FISHERIES MOBILE
172.980 TAXI SAANICH TRI-CITY CABS SIDNEY
173.040 SECURITY NOT KNOWN BACOLOD PROTECTION
173.070 COMMERCIAL DUNCAN PATTERSON
173.070 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA COACH LINES
173.070 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA OCEAN EXPRESS V.I. COACH
173.160 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA ESSO HEATING
173.220 TOWING VANCOUVER JIM'S AUTO TOWING
173.250 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER PROSPEX INDUSTRIES
173.250 MILITARY ALL B.C. ARMY PROVOST
173.280 MEDIA ALL SWINTEK WIRELESS 100MW
173.440 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA STANDARD FURNITURE
173.475 PRISON VICTORIA WILLIAM HEAD SYSTEM
173.670 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA BANKER'S DSPTCH
173.670 COMMRCIAL VANCOUVER BANKERS DSPTCH
173.805 TAXI VICTORIA EMPRESS CABS
173.880 COMMERCIAL SANNICH SANNICH CABLEVISION
173.910 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER DOLPHIN DELIVERY
173.940 COMMERCAIL VICTORIA VICTORIA REFER SERVICE
173.940 COMMERCIAL VICTORIA WAYNE'S TRUCKING
173.940 TOWING VICTORIA SUPER SERVICE TOWING
173.950 COMMERCIAL ? SWANSON DREDGING
173.965 COMMERCIAL ALL B.C. MACMILLAN BLOEDEL
176.040 COMMERCIAL SURREY P & B DEMOLITION
176.130 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER RCC CHE (TX)
179.900 MEDIA ALL SWINTEK WIRELESS 100MW
226.300 FED GVMNT ALL B.C. DEPT NATIONAL DEFENCE
243.000 AERO ALL B.C. SURVIVAL CRAFT
268.000 RCAF VANCOUVER RCAF VANCOUVER
314.905 FIRE VANCOUVER VANCOUVER FIRE DSPTCH
401.750 SATELLITE ALL B.C. CANADIAN SATELLITES
413.287 POLICE VANCOUVER RCMP AIRPORT
414.187 MEDICAL LWR MNLAND METRO AMBULANCE LINK
419.175 MEDICAL LWR MNLAND METRO AMBULANCE LINK
450.100 STL VANCOUVER CBU RADIO
450.150 MEDIA VICTORIA CFAX RADIO
450.200 MEDIA VANCOUVER CJOR RADIO
450.520 MEDIA VICTORIA CJVI RADIO
450.550 MEDIA VICTORIA CJVI RADIO
450.812 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CBC TV NEWS
450.962 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CKNW RADIO (TRAFFIC)
451.000 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER SWIFT DSPTCH COURIERS
451.100 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER MILLAR CONTRACTOR
451.100 SECURITY VICTORIA PROVINCIAL GVMNT SECURITY
451.260 TAXI VICTORIA DUFFIES TAXI
451.287 COMMERCIAL LANGLEY R.B. GAS
451.475 COMMERCIAL ? BVH COMMUNICATIONS
451.500 PAGING LWR MNLAND YORKTEL PAGING (RX)
451.537 PAGING VICTORIA V.I. PAGING
451.675 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CHAN TV NEWS (RX)
451.700 COMMERCIAL BURNABY TEMPO BUILDING SUPPLIES
451.737 TOWING VANCOUVER B.C. AUTO ASSOCIATION
451.737 TOWING VANCOUVER GENERAL TOWING
451.800 MEDIA LWR MNLAND CHAN TV NEWS (TX)
451.800 MEDIA VICTORIA CHEK TV
451.987 SECURITY VICTORIA ISLAND CRIME WATCH
452.012 SECURITY VICTORIA VICTORIA SECURITY (TX)
452.012 SECURITY VICTORIA VICTORIA SECURITY PATROL
452.012 COMMERCIAL VICSFDAIOU EMERY ELECTRIC
452.025 COMMERCIAL VANCOUVER DISPOSAL SMTHRITE F1(RX)
452.200 PAGING LWR

BEALE AIR FORCE BASE
MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA
----------------------

Sources: Monitoring Times & Popcom
Reprinted by: John Johnson, KWV8BP

Home of the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing "SRW" also the Strategic air
Command "SAC".

Frequency Description
--------- -----------

228.400 Ch. 1 Information Nov Ground
276.150 Ch. 2 Tower
327.500 Ch. 3 Departure
296.700 Ch. 4 Departure
281.400 Ch. 5 Air Intercept
316.100 Ch. 6 Air Intercept
340.900 Ch. 7 Tower/Ground
259.100 Ch. 8 ?
311.000 Ch. 9 SAC
255.400 Ch.10 Tower/Ground
321.000 Ch.11 SAC
285.600 Ch.12 Approach/Departure
269.600 Ch.13 Primary Approach
383.100 Ch.14 Approach Practice
243.500 Ch.15 ?
320.100 Ch.16 ?
235.600 Ch.17 ?
372.200 Ch.18 Plane to Dispatch
239.800 Ch.19 ?
273.500 Ch.20 ATIS Weather

124.500 Departure
126.200 Tower
134.100 Radar
138.165 Special Investigation
138.175 OSI
138.325 Paging
148.050 Commanders Net
148.095 9th SRW Command
148.185 Fire/Crash Rescue
148.455 Aircraft maitenance
148.500 SAC Security
149.050 Beale Police
149.550 Police Input
149.150 Air maitenance
149.225 SAC Security
148.500 SAC Security Input
150.195 Civil Engineers
150.225 Communications Center
150.315 Air Refueling
150.345 Motor pool
413.450 SAC Paging
148.035 ?
149.525 ?
150.200 ?
150.255 ?
164.500 ?
388.850 ?

Designators utilized by Beale AFB.
---------------------------------
Alpha SAC Security
Aspen Kc-135 Tankers
Beale Beale Police; also Base Commanders
Control SAC Security; a;so various operattions bases.
CP Base Command Post
Foxtrot Base Command Net Operator
Horn Control Base UHF CP
Liberty Control Base UHF CP
Numeric Surveillance Aircraft
Police Beale Police
Rambo Flight Line Ramp Units

Crash and Rescue Unit Numbers
-----------------------------
1,2 and 4 Single nozzle Aircraft pumper engines
3 Dual nozzle AC pumper engines
5 and 11 Pick up Trucks
7 Structure engine
9 and 7 Chemical/Foam tanker
Wildfire Field/Brush Units

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GOODYEAR BLIMP FREQUENCIES
--------------------------

By John (Topol) Johnson KWV8BP
Source: Monitoring Times

Here are a few frequencies you might want to monitor if you ever see one

of the Goodyear Blimps fly overhead. A couple quick notes first, there are

three Blimps in operation in North America a fourth is operated in Europe.

The American blimps are stationed at three locations, one on each coast

and one in-between. The Enterprise, tail number N1A, is based in Pompano

Beach, Florida: the America, tail number N3A, is based near Houston, Texas

and the Columbia, tail number N4A, is based in Los Angeles.

Each blimp is accompanied by a three vehicle ground fleet consisting of a

van, a tractor-trailer, and a Greyhound-like bus.

The communications between the blimp and ground crew are normally held on

151.625 Mhz. The blimp also uses VHF aircraft band, communications can be

monitored here at 132.00 Mhz. AM. Below is a list of other frequencies used

by the blimp.

123.050 Common Blimp port frequency

123.250 Suffield (Ohio) Wingfoot Lake Facility

132.000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company channel

151.625 Blimp Operations NBFM

465.9125 Blimp Operations NBFM - Low Power



For more information concerning the blimp or its operations, see the
August 89 issue of Monitoring Times.

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Boston EMS Frequencies

CW-10 462.975R Citywide Dispatch
TAC-9 462.975R Tactical (working) Channel
Channel 11 460.550R Tactical Channel, Radio Maintenance
Channel 12 460.525R Command Staff/Secure Operations (VIP coverage)
'040' 155.040 Administrative/MCI Paging
'295' 155.295 Tie-in to Volunteers
'280' 155.280 MetroBoston CMED -- Inter-CMED communications
Dispatching of volunteers
MCI Communications
General Amb-Hosp Communications
'340' 155.340 MetroBoston CMED -- General Amb-Hosp Communications
MED 1-8 MED 1-8 MetroBoston CMED -- General Amb-Hosp Communications
(UHF)

Boston EMS Call Signs

Command Staff:
25-C-1 Chief of Department
25-C-2 Superintendent -- Bureau of Professional Standards
25-C-3 Superintendent -- Bureau of Support Services
25-C-4 Superintendent -- Bureau of Operations
25-C-5 Superintendent -- Bureau of Communications
25-C-11 Deputy Superintendent -- MIS Unit

Training Supervisors:

Field Supervisors:
24-C-16 through 24-C-42 Lieutenants -- Division Supervisors

Field Units:
20-A-1 Downtown
20-A-2 Roxbury/Jamaica Plain
20-A-3 Mattapan
20-A-4 Back Bay/South End
20-A-5 Hyde Park
20-A-6 South Boston
20-A-7 East Boston
20-A-11 Dorchester
20-A-13 Jamaica Plain/West Roxbury
20-A-14 Brighton/Allston
20-A-15 Charlestown

20-P-1 Central ALS (Paramedic) Unit
20-P-2 West Zone ALS Unit
20-P-3 North/East ALS Unit

Extra Units (City wide response):
20-A-20 20-A-21 20-A-22, etc.
20-P-4 20-P-5, etc.

Backup Services (Privates/Volunteers):
All call signs begin with 22-B or 23-B

Specialty Units:
20-SU-1 MCI Support Unit (Coke truck)
20-SU-2 Special Services Unit
20-SU-3 Field Triage Unit

Other Units:
Y-C-24 Mayor
25-RN-1 Paramedic Nurse Educator/Infectious Disease Nurse
26-S-55 Fleet Maintenance Supervisor
26-S-60 Supply Director
26-PS-1 Pastoral Services Representative
20-MF-1 Boston Medflight Helicopter

EMTs and Paramedics will identify themselves by shield number.
IDs that begin with '1' are paramedics, and those that begin with
'4', '5', or '6', are EMTs.

There is a plan to promote 1 EMT from each District Ambulance to the
position of Sergeant. This EMT will be responsible for the maintenance
and stocking of the ambulance, station, and equipment.

B O S T O N F M R A D I O R E C E P T I O N R E P O R T

by Weld Pond 8/8/92

Freq S Call Location AKA Programming
---- - ---- ----------- ------------------------- ------------------------
88.1 5 WMBR Cambridge MIT, Mem. Basement Radio Local, progressive music
88.3
88.5 1 WFCR Harris?, MA Public radio
88.7
88.9 5 WERS Boston EmeRSon College Radio College, progressive
89.1
89.3
89.5
89.7 5 WGBH Boston Public, classical, jazz
89.9
90.1
90.3 4 WZBC Newton Boston College Radio College
90.5
90.7
90.9 5 WBUR Boston Boston University Radio Public, classical, jazz
91.1
91.3
91.5 3 WMFO College, progressive
91.7
91.9 4 WUMB Boston U Mass. Boston Public, acoustic music
92.1
92.3 2 WBRO Providence Top 40
92.5 3 WLYT Haverhill Adult Contemporary
92.7
92.9 5 WBOS Newton Adult AOR
93.1
93.3 4 WSNE Taunton Adult Contemporary
93.5
93.7 3 WCGY Lawrence AOR
93.9
94.1 4 WHJY Providence AOR
94.3
94.5 5 WZOU Waltham "Zoo" Top 40
94.7
94.9 2 ????
95.1
95.3 5 WHRB Cambridge Harvard University Radio College, progressive
95.5
95.7 3 WZID Manchester Adult contemporary
95.9 4 WATD Marshfield Adult contemporary
96.1 3 WSRS Soft Rock
96.3 5 WGBH Boston Same as 89.7
96.5
96.7
96.9 5 WCDJ Boston Jazz
97.1
97.3 3 ???? Spanish Music
97.5 1 WOKQ Country
97.7 3 WCAV Country
97.9
98.1 3 WZTK Providence? Country
98.3
98.5 5 WBMX Boston? Adult contemporary
98.7
98.9
99.1 5 WPLM Boston? Big band, swing
99.3
99.5 3 WSSH Woburn "Wish" Soft adult contemporary
99.7
99.9 2 WQRZ Cape Cod Classical
100.1 4 WBRS Waltham BRandeiS U. Radio College
100.3 2 WHEB Manchester? AOR
100.5
100.7 5 WZLX Boston Classic rock
100.9
101.1 3 WGIR Manchester Classic rock
101.3
101.5
101.7 4 WFNX Lynn "Boston Ph(F)eoNiX Radio" Progressive
101.9
102.1
102.3
102.5 5 WCRB Waltham Clasical Radio Boston Classical
102.7
102.9
103.1
103.3 5 WODS Boston OlDieS Oldies
103.5
103.7
103.9
104.1 5 WBCN Boston AOR
104.3
104.5 3 WXLO Adult Contemporary
104.7
104.9 3 WBOQ "W-Bach" Classical
105.1
105.3
105.5
105.7 5 WVBF Framingham Adult Contemporary
105.9
106.1
106.3 3 WKIX ?, RI "KIX-106" Top 40
106.5
106.7 5 WMJX Boston "Magic" Top 40
106.9
107.1
107.3 5 WAAF Worcester AOR
107.5
107.7
107.9 5 WXKS Medford Top 40

'S' number indicates signal quality using the following ratings system:

5 - Pin the needle
4 - High quality
3 - Listenable but some static
2 - Lots of static
1 - barely audible

These stations were received from atop Prospect Hill (elev 60 ft.) in
Somerville. Equipment used: Adcom GTP-400 Preamp/Tuner and a 7 ft.
dipole antenna.

Corrections and additions welcome. Send them to Weld Pond at The Works
(617) 861-8976, 300-2400 bps, 24Hrs.

Boston Police Department Frequencies
------------------------------------
460.350 ch. 1 city wide
460.450 ch. 2 area A
460.225 ch. 3 area B
460.400 ch. 4 area E
460.500 ch. 5 area D
460.175 ch. 6 area C
460.300 ch. 7 car to car station to station
460.125 ch. 8 Harry Base license/record inquiries
460.175 ch. 9 Investigators
460.250 ch.10 Administrative command level officers
460.375 ch.11 investigators
460.475 ch.12 investigators
460.7875 ch.13 Bapern 3 metro Boston Communities
460.5625 ch.14 Bapern 4 metro Boston communities
460.4875 ch.15 Bapern North District
460.9125 ch.16 Bapern South District
470.7375 ch.17 Bapern West District
159.210 ch.18 Police paging/phone patches (154.890 input)
470.6625 ch.19 MBTA Police
ch.20
453.350 ch.21 citywide-municipal police channel two
453.300 ch.22 citywide-municipal police channel one
ch.23
158.970 ch.24 Eastern New England Police Intercity
ch.25
ch.26
ch.27
158.910 ch.28 Services (154.860 input)

617/527.oo91

Frequencies used by wireless microphones, transmitters, bugging devices,
surveillance etc.
These frequencies have been compiled by a few sources, Monitoring Times,
Popular Communications and friends.
They are some of the known frequencies in use by transmitters used by
entertainers or in law enforcement applications.
A good idea to do is put these in your scanner and do a random scan around
your house, or go driving around your town and see what comes up.

by Topol KWV8BP

Common search bands: 88 - 108 Mhz. 174 - 216 Mhz.
72 - 76 Mhz. 455.0 Mhz.
Also be sure to check 49 - 50 Mhz.
for baby coms which may
have been converted to be
a wireless listening device.

Known freqencies used by
entertaineers and for surveillance 30.84 33.12 33.14 33.40
35.02 39.06 42.98 149.35
150.775 150.79 154.57 154.60
165.9125 167.3375 167.3425 167.4875
168.0115 169.20 169.445 169.505
170.245 170.305 171.045 171.105
171.45 171.845 171.905 173.225
172.00 172.20 173.3375 457.525
457.55 457.5625 457.575 457.60
467.75 467.775 467.7875 467.80
467.825 467.85 467.875 467.90
467.925

UPDATED BUGGING FREQS FROM
THE MEDIC IN LAS VEGAS------------- 154.695 154.995
BUMBER BEEPER---------------------- 40.220

Possibles of using these and
doing search ranges could show
some interesting results, one
example would to be park near a
conert for one and do an extensive
search, you would eventually lock
onto the frequencies used by the band
which are playing, Hmmm. Then again
you could always come across a bugged
subject.
All frequencies are in Mhz.
Some of the cheaper brands that are
being sold today, such as radio shacks,
and the ones made for camcorders are
being used by private sources bugging
neighbors, etc. These are easy to covert
on telephones , rooms, etc. All bugging or
mics for entertainment use very low wattage,
you will have to be close to the source.

SCANNER FREQUENCY
LISTINGS

By: John Johnson, KWV8BP "TOPOL"
of the Hotline MBBS 304-736-9169

BUGGING FREQUENCIES
-------------------

There has been an increase in the use for using wireless transmitters not
only by Law Enforcement Agencies but for private gain of information. Big
companies bug there competition to find out about new products and such,
husbands/wives bug each other to find out if the other is having an affair,
and so on. Wireless transmitters are not only used for these purposes you
can find them in use by your local preacher at church, or entertainers while
on stage and so forth. Put these freq's in your scanner and drive around and
see what comes up.

Common search bands
------------------

49 - 50 Mhz. 72 - 76 Mhz. 88 - 108 Mhz. 174 - 216 Mhz.

Known frequencies used by Entertainers and for Surveillance
-----------------------------------------------------------

30.84 33.12 33.14 33.40 35.02 39.06
42.98 149.35 150.775 150.79 151.625 154.57
154.60 154.695 154.995 165.9125 167.3375 167.3425
167.4875 168.0115 169.20 169.445 169.505 170.245
170.305 171.045 171.105 171.45 171.845 171.905
172.000 172.200 173.225 173.3375 457.525 457.55
457.5625 457.575 457.60 467.75 467.775 467.7875
467.80 467.825 467.85 467.875 467.90 467.925

Charleston Wv. Police Wireless Mic's "known"
-------------------------------------------

165.0875 166.0875 CID Mics 165.185

Federal Agencies seem to stick within there band when using wires
-----------------------------------------------------------------

162 - 174 Mhz. 406 - 420 Mhz. Federal Body Mics 169.2 - 173.4 Mhz.
40.22 is still a favorite

Bumber Beepers
--------------

Bumper Beepers are used for the tracking purposes of a car "vehicle" to keep
up with the actions of an individual. They can also be used on the person of
an agent or individual to keep track of his position..

Frequencies for Bumper Beepers
------------------------------

30.85 - 30.87 30.89 - 30.91 30.93 - 30.95 30.97 - 30.99
31.01 - 31.03 31.05 - 31.07 31.09 - 31.11 31.13 - 31.15
31.17 - 31.19 31.21 - 31.23 31.25 - 31.27 31.29 - 31.31
31.33 - 31.35 31.37 - 31.39 31.41 - 31.43 31.45 - 31.47
31.49 - 31.51 31.53 - 31.55 31.57 - 31.59 31.61 - 31.63
31.65 - 31.67 31.69 - 31.71 31.73 - 31.75 31.77 - 31.79
31.81 - 31.83 31.85 - 31.87 31.89 - 31.91 31.93 - 31.95
31.97 - 32.00 33.00 - 33.03 33.05 - 33.07 33.41 - 34.00
37.00 - 37.43 37.89 - 38.00 39.00 - 40.00 42.00 - 42.91
44.61 - 45.91 45.93 - 45.95 45.97 - 45.99 46.01 - 46.03
46.05 - 46.60 47.00 - 47.41

150.9950 - 151.4900 153.7400 - 154.4450 154.6350 - 155.1950
155.4150 - 156.2500 158.7150 - 159.4650 453.0125 - 453.9875
458.0125 - 458.9875 460.5125 - 460.5625 460.5625 - 460.6375
462.9375 - 462.9875 465.0125 - 465.5125 465.5625 - 465.6375
467.9375 - 467.9875
40.22 ---- known active in Las Vegas

According to the Pop Com July 89 article, there has been an increase in the
use of Cellular Phones for the purpose of surveillance, mostly by Federal
Agencies and larger Police Depts.

If you have any updates or comments on surveillance frequencies, call us
down here at The Hotline MBBS, we have around 3 gigabytes of power with
our two nodes combined, Special interest groups include Scanner & Radio Sig,
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The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169

I would like to thank the Medic from Las Vegas and GEnieScan for there
contributions to this file.

A few ideas: Drive around with these freqs in your scanner, bugs use low
wattage so you will have to be pretty close to monitor. Another idea is the
next time a concert comes to town, get as close as you can to the arena and
search through these bands, this could also be done at stage shows, etc. Let
me know how ya do.

John Johnson, KWV8BP (Topol)

SCANNER FREQUENCY
LISTINGS

By: John Johnson, KWV8BP "TOPOL" Updated 1/92
of the Hotline MBBS 304-736-9169

BUGGING FREQUENCIES
-------------------

There has been an increase in the use for using wireless transmitters not
only by Law Enforcement Agencies but for private gain of information. Big
companies bug there competition to find out about new products and such,
husbands/wives bug each other to find out if the other is having an affair,
and so on. Wireless transmitters are not only used for these purposes you
can find them in use by your local preacher at church, or entertainers while
on stage and so forth. Put these freq's in your scanner and drive around and
see what comes up.

Common search bands
------------------
148 - 174 Mhz.
49 - 50 Mhz. 72 - 76 Mhz. 88 - 108 Mhz. 174 - 216 Mhz.

405.0-415 KHz (410.0 Center) Direction Finding

Known frequencies used by Entertainers and for Surveillance
-----------------------------------------------------------
30.840 184.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-20
33.120 184.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-21
33.140 185.000 Location Reporting
33.400 185.150 Nady Ch. Orange
35.020 185.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-23
36.700 Paso R22/M2 FM 186.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.9-2
39.060 188.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.9-10
40.680 Paso MA22/R2 FM 190.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.9-18
R22/M2 FM 192.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-2
49.83-49.99 Radio Shack FM 195.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-13
& a variety of other Manuf. 195.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-14
Note surv.Units can be made 195.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-16
from babyComs on these freqs. 196.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-18
72.100 Comtek M72 FM Ch.A 196.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-20
72.300 Comtek M72 FM Ch.B 197.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.10-24
72.500 Comtek M72 FM Ch.C 198.750 Comtek M72 FM Ch.11-2
72.700 Comtek M72 FM Ch.D 199.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.11-6
72.900 Comtek M72 FM Ch.E 200.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.11-10
73.100 Comtek M72 FM Ch.N 202.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.11-18
73.300 Comtek M72 FM Ch.M 202.650 Comtek M72 FM Ch.11-20
73.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.K 204.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.12-2
75.100 Comtek M72 FM Ch.L 205.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.12-6
75.500 Comtek M72 FM Ch.F 206.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.12-10
75.700 Comtek M72 FM Ch.G 208.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.12-18
75.900 Comtek M72 FM Ch.H 208.650 Comtek M72 FM Ch.12-20
82.500 Comtek M72 FM Ch.6-1 209.150 Nady Ch. Green
82.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.6-3 210.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.13-2
149.350 213.800 Shure FM
150.775 215.200 Nady Ch.Blue
150.790 215.500
151.625 457.525
154.570 457.550
154.600 U.S. MGM UA KU8563 457.5625
154.695 457.575
154.995 457.600
165.9125 461.1125
167.3375 466.200 Entertainment
167.3425 467.750
167.4875 467.775
167.875 Telex FMR50 467.7875
168.0115 467.800
169.200 467.825
169.425 467.850
169.445 467.875
169.505 467.900
170.225 Telex FMR50 467.925
170.245
170.305 CNN Press Etc.
171.045
171.105
171.125 Telex FMR50 FM These are only confirmed hits from
171.450 Scannist's, there are many other
171.825 Telex FMR50 FM Wireless Mic Freq's, so please do
171.845 not limit your search to these only.
171.900 Nady Red Ch. Holiday on Ice
Ringling Bros. Etc. There are also many companies &
171.905 Specific Model #'s that are not
172.000 listed, such as NADY, one of the
172.200 biggest sellers for Rock Stars.
173.225 If you know of model's and there
173.3375 assigned freq's please shoot me
174.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-2 a message.
175.000 Telex FMR50 FM
175.250 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-4 Sources for such products range
175.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-6 from Professional Retailers to
176.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-10 the Entertainment business to
177.400 Telex FMR50 FM the backs of Electronic Mag's.
177.800 Telex FMR50 FM Radio Shack is also a good source
178.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-18 for quick have to have units.
178.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-20 Note that these quick Units can be
179.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.7-23 built by simply following a
180.000 CBS Inc. 180-186Mhz,Press schematic, parts can be obtained
180.100 Holiday on Ice, Sports at Radio Shacks..
180.400 You can also convert such things
180.800 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-2 as BabyComs for Surveillance or
181.250 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-4 other products that work on
181.600 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-6 wireless technology..
182.000 Press, Reporting
182.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-10
183.000 Telex FMR50 FM
183.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-13 Nady 101 & 201 VHF Wireless Systems
183.400 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-14 Red ---------- 171.900
183.800 Telex FMR50 FM Orange ---------- 185.150
Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-16 Purple ---------- 203.400
184.200 Comtek M72 FM Ch.8-18 Green ---------- 209.150
184.400 Telex FMR50 FM Blue ---------- 215.200

Lavalier Microphone BodyPack New Radio Shack Pro Units
Transmitters 185.90 - 254.90 operate in the 170MHz band.

Charleston Wv. Police Wireless Mic's "known"
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165.0875 166.0875 CID Mics 165.185

Federal Agencies seem to stick within there band when using wires
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162 - 174 Mhz. 406 - 420 Mhz. Federal Body Mics 169.2 - 173.4 Mhz.
40.22 is still a favorite

418.900 Charleston DEA Surveillance US Customs 418.575 low.pwr.

Bumber Beepers
--------------

Bumper Beepers are used for the tracking purposes of a car "vehicle" to keep
up with the actions of an individual. They can also be used on the person of
an agent or individual to keep track of his position..

Frequencies for Bumper Beepers
------------------------------

30.85 - 30.87 30.89 - 30.91 30.93 - 30.95 30.97 - 30.99
31.01 - 31.03 31.05 - 31.07 31.09 - 31.11 31.13 - 31.15
31.17 - 31.19 31.21 - 31.23 31.25 - 31.27 31.29 - 31.31
31.33 - 31.35 31.37 - 31.39 31.41 - 31.43 31.45 - 31.47
31.49 - 31.51 31.53 - 31.55 31.57 - 31.59 31.61 - 31.63
31.65 - 31.67 31.69 - 31.71 31.73 - 31.75 31.77 - 31.79
31.81 - 31.83 31.85 - 31.87 31.89 - 31.91 31.93 - 31.95
31.97 - 32.00 33.00 - 33.03 33.05 - 33.07 33.41 - 34.00
37.00 - 37.43 37.89 - 38.00 39.00 - 40.00 42.00 - 42.91
44.61 - 45.91 45.93 - 45.95 45.97 - 45.99 46.01 - 46.03
46.05 - 46.60 47.00 - 47.41

150.9950 - 151.4900 153.7400 - 154.4450 154.6350 - 155.1950
155.4150 - 156.2500 158.7150 - 159.4650 453.0125 - 453.9875
458.0125 - 458.9875 460.5125 - 460.5625 460.5625 - 460.6375
462.9375 - 462.9875 465.0125 - 465.5125 465.5625 - 465.6375
467.9375 - 467.9875
40.22 ---- known active in Las Vegas

According to the Pop Com July 89 article, there has been an increase in the
use of Cellular Phones for the purpose of surveillance, mostly by Federal
Agencies and larger Police Depts.

I would like to thank the Medic from Las Vegas and GEnieScan for there
contributions to this file.
92 Update Credits: I would like to thank Bob Parnass, AJ9S of AT&T Bell
Lab's 708-979-5414 for his great accomplishment of
listing specific Comtek & Telex Channels & known hits.

Police and Govt. Agencies can use just about any frequency for Surveillance
purposes, please remember not to limit your scanning to the freq's listed
above.. Police/Govt. Agencies can use any frequency under 2 watts without
even notifying the FCC. They can also use any freq. assigned to there State,
including State/Local Govt. Freq's, Business Freq's, etc..

A few ideas: Drive around with these freqs in your scanner, bugs use low
wattage so you will have to be pretty close to monitor. Another idea is the
next time a concert comes to town, get as close as you can to the arena and
search through these bands, this could also be done at stage shows, etc. Let
me know how ya do.

You should also purchase an OptoElectronics Frequency Counter, there are
many models to pick from, these units can actually pickup these Mic's if
you are close enough.. OptoElectronics 1-800-327-5912

Call us at The Hotline BBS, we are a Multi-Node BBS with over 670 Mb's,
Tons of files concerning Scanner & Radios, Mods, etc.. You can contact
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Happy Scanning.

Busch Gardens Theme Park in Tampa, Florida
Frequencies & Codes
Compiled and Typed Courtesy of Big Brother
Vuarnet International
813-978-0840

Channel Frequency Usage
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1 154.5150 Security, Monorail Control, Paging
2 154.5400 Engineering, Zoo
3 ???.???? Adventure Island

154.5700 Wells Fargo Security (Anheiser Busch Brewery)

? 461.7125 Busch Entertainment Corp. - Unknown use
? 462.0875 Busch Entertainment Corp. - Unknown use

10-Codes
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10-0 ARMED AND/OR CAUTION 10-37 EMPLOYEES WORKING AT ____
10-1 RECEIVING POORLY 10-38 AVOID THE AREA
10-2 RECEIVING WELL 10-46 CHANGE TO CHANNEL # ____
10-4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10-49 TRAFFIC LIGHT OUT AT ____
10-6 ON ASSIGNMENT 10-50 STOP TRANSMITTING
10-7 OUT OF SERVICE 10-51 ENROUTE TO ____
10-8 IN SERVICE 10-52 ESTIMATED TIME OF ARRIVAL
10-9 REPEAT TRANSMISSION 10-54 NEGATIVE CONTACT
10-10 OUT OF SERVICE/SUBJECT TO CALL 10-55 PREPARE TO COPY INFORMATION
10-12 GUEST PRESENT 10-56 GO TO ____
10-13 WEATHER REPORT 10-57 PICK UP ITEMS/PAPERS
10-14 POOR WEATHER APPROCHING 10-80 IS IT SECURE TO PROCEED?
10-15 SUBJECT(S) DETAINED 10-81 YES, ITS SECURE TO PROCEED
10-18 COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT QUICKLY 10-87 PICK(ING) UP TILLS/CHECKS
10-20 LOCATION 10-88 NEGATIVE TROUBLE
10-21 CALL EXTENTION ____ 10-90 ALARM DID NOT RESET
10-23 STANDY-BY/STOP 10-91 ESCORT NOW PROCEEDING
10-25 IN CONTACT WITH ____ 10-92 IS IT SECURE TO EXIT?
10-28 CHECK PARKING DECAL # ____ 10-94 YES, ITS SECURE TO EXIT
10-29 CHECK VEHICLE FOR STOLEN/WANTED 10-96 NOW EXITING
10-35 TRANSPORTING TO ____ 10-97 HOW WELL DO YOU RECEIVE ME?
10-36 CORRECT TIME 10-98 REQUEST SUPERVISOR HERE

Signal Codes
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SIG-Ajax TORNADO WARNING SIG-16 EMPORIUM MERCH 4E (ESCORT)
SIG-XXX FIRE SIG-17 ADVENTURE ISLAND
SIG-00 BOMB THREAT SIG-18 FOOD SERVICE 4E (ESCORT)
SIG-1 OFFICER NEEDS ASSISTANCE SIG-19 TRAVEL PARK
SIG-2 THEFT SIG-23 ROBBERY
SIG-2G THEFT WITH A WEAPON SIG-24 UNSECURED STRUCTURE
SIG-3A VEHICLE ACCIDENT SIG-25 BURGLARY OF STRUCTURE
SIG-3D DISABLED VEHICLE SIG-26 IMPROPERLY SECURED
STRUCTURE
SIG-3U UNAUTHORIZED PARKING SIG-27 UNABLE TO SECURE
SIG-4E ESCORT SIG-30 SECURE TO ENTER CASH
CONTROL?
SIG-4L LOST PERSON SIG-31 SECURE TO EXIT CASH CONTROL?
SIG-5V ARGUMENT (VERBAL) SIG-32 ALARM RESET/OK TO LEAVE
AREA
SIG-5F FIGHT (PHYSICAL) SIG-33 TROUBLE/SEND HELP
SIG-7 ASSIST THE NURSE SIG-34 ROAD BLOCKED AT ____
SIG-10 POLICE UNIT (TAMPA PD) SIG-40 UNLOCK
SIG-11 EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNIT SIG-41 DISTURBANCE
SIG-12 FIRE RESCUE UNIT (TAMPA FD) SIG-43 LOCK-UP
SIG-13I INTOXICATED PERSON SIG-49 ALARM/ALARM IN PROGRESS
SIG-13J UNAUTHORIZED PERSON SIG-50 AREA/STRUCTURE CHECKED
SIG-13P SUSPICIOUS PERSON(S) SIG-51 PROWLER
SIG-14 GAMES 4E (ESCORT) SIG-52 LOST ARTICLE
SIG-15 CASH CONTROL (TBT; MV) SIG-54 BACK-UP UNIT
SIG-CS CHEMICAL SPILL SIG-ZEBRA ESCAPED ANIMAL
SIG-ALM AMONIA LEAK SIG-20* STUPIDITY/STUPID PERSON
SIG-8* INDECENT EXPOSIER * Unofficial
* Adventure Island Only

Thousand Signal Codes
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Signal 1000 Ride Operational

Signal 2000 Ride Problem (not shut down)

Signal 3000 Ride Problem (shut down)

Electrical Electrical related problems
Weather Weather related problems

Signal 4000 ?

Signal 5000 Ride Temporarily Shut Down for Property Retrieval

Signal 6000 ?

Signal 7000 Medical Problem (First Aid Codes)

Green Guest or employee has a very minor medical problem.
Will walk to First Aid.

Yellow Guest or employee has non-critical medical problem.
Nurse should go to patient.

Blue Guest or employee needs medical transportation only.
First Aid will call for ambulance for pick-up.

Orange Guest or employee needs ambulance transportation.
ONLY the NURSE will call SIGNAL 7000 ORANGE.
("For a strip" means Fire/Rescue called for EKG)

Red Guest or employee has a major medical problem.
Monorail or Security Control will call Fire/Rescue.
(Ambulance will automatically follow Fire/Rescue).

Unit Identifiers Function
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13A
42A/B/C/D Parking/Traffic
23A Kumba

100's ?

200's Security
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MOBILE-2 (M-2) SECURITY VEHICLE
200 Security
201 Security
202 Security Manager
203 Security Supervisor
206
207 Dispatch Officer
208 Break-man for Guard Stations
210 Security Foot Patrol (Entrance/M.Village)
220 Security Foot Patrol (Kumba/Timbuktu)
222 Guard Station #2 Portable Unit
230 Security Foot Patrol (Bird Gardens/Dwarf Village)
240 Security Foot Patrol (Adventure Island)
281 Main Tram Stop
283 Parking Lot B Tram Stop
283 Security Tram Stop #1 (Lots C and E)
284 Security Tram Stop #2
285 Security Tram Stop #3 (Peak season only)
286 Break-man for Tram Stops
290 Tampa Police

300's
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400's Zoo
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500's
-----
600's
-----
700's
-----
800's Engineering
-----
900's
-----

Scanner Radio listings of Cabell County, West Virginia
updated by John Johnson, KWV8BP, original sheet provided
by Norman H. Schrein.

West Virginia -------- Cabell County

BASE MOBILE CALL LICENSEE LOCATION
---- ------ ---- -------- --------
31.86 KQG 828 WV. NATURAL RESOURCES MILTON, WV
31.98 KQG 828 WV. NATURAL RESOURCES MILTON, WV
33.38 KNHD 660 COLUMBIA GAS TRANSPORT. CULLODEN, WV
33.38 KQA 800 COLUMBIA GAS TRANSMISSION HUNTINGTON, WV
33.38 KTA 550 COLUMBIA COAL GASIFICATION HUNTINGTON, WV
35.08 CHAPMAN MORTUARY HUNTINGTON, WV
35.68 WNBX 896 SAINT MARYS HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
37.58 KAT 837 APPALACHIAN PWR COMPANY HUNTINGTON, WV
37.58 KQF 622 APPALACHIAN PWR COMPANY MILTON, WV
37.70 KAT 837 APPALACHIAN PWR COMPANY HUNTINGTON, WV
37.70 KQF 622 APPALACHIAN PWR COMPANY MILTON, WV
39.54 KNHW 851 MILTON POLICE DEPT. MILTON, WV
39.84 KNGZ 247 CABELL COUNTY SHERIFF MILTON, WV
39.98 KNGZ 247 CABELL COUNTY SHERIFF MILTON, WV
39.98 KNHW 851 MILTON POLICE DEPT. MILTON, WV
42.10 42.26 KQB 565 WV. STATE POLICE (F1) HUNTINGTON, WV
42.12 KQB 565 WV. STATE POLICE (F2) HUNTINGTON, WV
44.22 KQF 507 SMITHS TRANSFER CORP. HUNTINGTON, WV
45.12 WNHF 213 BARBOURSVILL, CITY OF BARBOURSVILLE,WV
45.24 KNGT 268 CABELL COUNTY, WV. LESAGE, WV
45.24 KNHY 867 CABELL COUNTY, WV. MILTON, WV
45.56 KNHY 867 CABELL COUNTY, WV. MILTON, WV
46.06 KNCL 984 ONA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. ONA, WV
47.28 KQB 524 WV. D.O.T. ONA, WV
47.28 KVC 772 WV. D.O.T. HUNTINGTON,
WVMJ47.32 KQB 524 WV. D.O.T. ONA, WV
47.32 KVC 772 WV. D.O.T. HUNTINGTON, WV
47.36 KQB 524 WV. D.O.T. ONA, WV
47.42 RED CROSS HUNTINGTON, WV
47.86 KQG 680 HUNTINGTON WATER CORP. HUNTINGTON, WV
48.36 KQG 680 HUNTINGTON WATER CORP. HUNTINGTON, WV
49.32 KNCL 858 QUINOCO PETROLEUM, INC. MILTON, WV
49.44 WZB 575 SOUTHERN PUBLIC SERVICE MILTON, WV
145.110 144.510 WD8 NCR HUNTINGTON, WV HUNTINGTON, WV
145.210 144.610 WB8 FEQ HUNTINGTON, WV HUNTINGTON, WV
146.640 146.040 WB8 EZR HUNTINGTON, WV HUNTINGTON, WV
146.760 146.160 W8 VA TRI STATE AMATEUR RADIO HUNTINGTON, WV
147.300 147.900 KA8 BKX HUNTINGTON, WV HUNTINGTON, WV
150.83 WYZ 318 A.I. EQUIPMENT CORP. BARBOURSVILLE,WV
151.925 A.P. WALLACE HUNTINGTON, WV
151.985 158.340 KDS 854 C & P TELEPHONE HUNTINGTON, WV
152.060 158.520 KJU 819 AMERICAN MOBILPHONE CO. HUNTINGTON, WV
152.180 158.640 KJU 819 AMERICAN MOBILPHONE CO. HUNTINGTON, WV
152.300 157.560 KQA 758 TAXI SERVICE, INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
152.510 157.770 KDQ 614 CAPITOL RADIOTELEPHONE HUNTINGTON, WV
153.125 KEC 233 O.I. SERVICES, INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
153.155 WYL 687 STEEL OF WV. HUNTINGTON, WV
153.230 WYL 687 STEEL OF WV. HUNTINGTON, WV
153.260 KNAV 855 BASF CORP. HUNTINGTON, WV
153.350 KJT 917 INCO ALLOYS INT. HUNTINGTON, WV
153.395 KEC 233 O.I. SERVICES, INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
153.485 KYX 356 CONSUMER GAS UTILITIES HUNTINGTON, WV
153.650 KNCC 473 MOUNTAINEER GAS COMPANY HUNTINGTON, WV
153.650 KNEB 341 MOUNTAINEER GAS COMPANY CULLODEN, WV
153.770 KQD 563 HUNTINGTON FIRE DEPT. HUNTINGTON, WV
154.025 KVI 545 WV. STATE OF HUNTINGTON, WV
154.540 KLINGEL-CARPENTER HUNTINGTON, WV
154.785 KSQ 459 MARSHALL UNIV. POLICE HUNTINGTON, WV
154.845 KNDL 572 BARBOURSVILLE POLICE BARBOURSVILLE,WV
154.860 WNJN902 HUNTINGTON POLICE DEPT. HUNTINGTON, WV
155.220 WNGX 276 LIFE LINE AMBULANCE HUNTINGTON, WV
155.220 WNHF 858 CABELL HUNT. HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
155.250 KQA 896 HUNTINGTON POLICE (F1) HUNTINGTON, WV
155.280 KXM 975 SAINT MARYS HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
155.280 WNGQ 461 TRANS MED INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
155.310 KSQ 459 MARSHALL UNIV. POLICE HUNTINGTON, WV
155.340 KXM 975 SAINT MARYS HOPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
155.340 WNCA 785 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY HUNTINGTON, WV
155.340 WNCA 785 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY MILTON, WV
155.340 WNCA 785 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY SALT ROCK, WV
155.340 WNGX 276 LIFE LINE AMBULANCE HUNTINGTON, WV
155.370 KLU427 HUNTINGTON POLICE DEPT. HUNTINGTON, WV
155.400 WNCA 785 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY HUNTINGTON, WV
155.400 WNCA 785 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY MILTON, WV
155.400 WNCA 785 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY SALT ROCK, WV
155.415 KNDL 572 BARBOURSVILLE POLICE (F2) BARBOURSVILLE,WV
155.475 RED CROSS NATIONWIDE
155.520 KLU 427 HUNTINGTON POLICE (F2) HUNTINGTON, WV
155.715 WNEB 261 WV. STATE OF BARBOURSVILLE,WV
157.470 KNHU 667 SIFFORD, ROGER L HUNTINGTON, WV
157.475 KXM 975 SAINT MARRYS HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
158.325 WSW 536 COLUMBIA GAS TRANSMISSION HUNTINGTON, WV
158.700 WRV 945 RADIO TELEPHONE INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
158.745 KNDZ 209 BARBOURSVILLE CITY OF BARBOURSVILLE,WV
160.160 WNBU 371 CSX TRANS. INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
160.230 WNBE 299 CSX TRANS. INC. SALT ROCK, WV
160.230 KNJP 222 CSX TRANS. INC. YATES, WV
160.230 WSM 237 CSX TRANS. INC. BARBOURSVILLE,WV
160.350 KGT 385 CSX TRANS. INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
160.500 KQG 931 CSX TRANS. INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
160.725 KNHR 915 CSX TRANS. INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
161.445 KNHR 915 CSX TRANS. INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
161.670 WAMX RADIO NEWS HUNTINGTON, WV
161.700 WAMX RADIO NEWS HUNTINGTON, WV
163.250 WNHF 858 CABELL HUNT. HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
163.275 U.S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS HUNTINGTON, WV
169.525 WNGF 813 CABELL CO. WV. ONA, WV
173.275 KCZ 254 HUNT. PUBLISHING CO. HUNTINGTON, WV
173.325 KCZ 254 HUNT. PUBLISHING CO. HUNTINGTON, WV
224.140 222.540 KA8 BKX HUNTINGTON WV. HUNTINGTON, WV
450.0875 KPE 685 GATEWAY COMMUNICATIONS HUNTINGTON, WV
450.5875 KPG 331 LEE ENTERPRISES, INC. ONA, WV
450.5875 KPJ 306 LEE ENTERPRISES, INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
450.650 KA 44256 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY HUNTINGTON, WV
450.850 KA 44256 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY HUNTINGTON, WV
450.980 KPI 935 CRB BROADCASTING OF WV. HUNTINGTON, WV
452.650 457.650 WNBY 210 TRI STATE TRANSIT AUTH. HUNTINGTON, WV
453.525 458.525 KNIM 765 HUNTINGTON, CITY OF HUNTINGTON, WV
453.575 458.575 KQR 687 HUNTINGTON, CITY OF HUNTINGTON, WV
453.875 458.875 KNFP 875 HUNTINGTON, CITY OF HUNTINGTON, WV
453.875 458.875 WQF 653 TRI STATE AIRPORT HUNTINGTON, WV
454.050 459.050 KJU 819 AMERICAN MOBILPHONE HUNTINGTON, WV
454.600 459.600 KNKC 749 AMERICAN PAGING INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
455.0875 KP 685 GATEWAY COMMUNICATIONS HUNTINGTON, WV
455.5875 KPJ 306 LEE ENTERPRISES INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
455.750 KB 97343 LEE ENTERPRISES INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
455.850 KB 97343 LEE ENTERPRISES INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
462.400 467.400 KNCE 396 ACF INDUSTRIES INC. HUNTINGTON, WV
462.450 467.450 KNHS 852 STEEL OF WV. HUNTINGTON, WV
462.950 467.950 KNEE 641 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY MILTON, WV
462.950 467.950 KNEK 937 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY HUNTINGTON, WV
462.950 467.950 KXM 974 CABELL HUNT. HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON, WV
462.950 467.950 KXM 974 CABELL HUNT. HOSPITAL MILTON, WV
462.950 467.950 KXM 974 APPALACHIAN EMERGENCY SALT ROCK, WV
462.975 467.975 KNEE 639 CABELL HUNT. HOSPITAL SALT ROCK, WV
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FEDERAL FREQUENCIES FOR CALIFORNIA
==================================

Reprinted by: Lori Jordan
For: The Hotline BBS, John Johnson, KWV8BP

Frequencies sent in by Uncle Winky for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara
areas.

FBI (Charlie Channels) Hunter Liggett Military

162.740 Repeater Out Charlie 2 229.500 Army Helicopters
162.760 Simplex 41.500 Tower
163.835 Repeater Out Charlie 3
163.910 Repeater Out Charlie 7 Camp Roberts
163.988 Repeater Out (Inactive)
165.590 Repeater Out (State net) 229.400 Army Helicopters
167.290 Simplex Charlie 1 126.200 Army Aircraft
167.290 Repeater Out Charlie 4
Note: Frequencies indicated are
repeated on UHF link channel 419.500. Camp San Luis Obispo

KMC250 Los Angelas "Control" 399.650 Military Police
KMC 261 Santa Barbara (Interesting UW is this
KMC271 Santa Maria associated with some sort of
All repeaters are linked and can aircraft activity-Rod?)
be operated independantly. 399.700 Operations (summer)

Channel designators A/B/D/S are unknown
and any help would be appreciated on Naval Air Station Lemoore
those frequencies.
360.400 Navy
Secret Service (Are you sure that's not
360.25-Rod?)
415.700 Full Duplex * Channel Echo 358.000 Navy
(UHF downlink from SAM/AF1/AF2 aircraft, 279.200 Approach
part of nationwide system) 407.850 is the 299.300 Operations
other side, ground station uplink channel (Base operations-Rod)
called Foxtrot.

Norad
DEA
364.200 Sierra Pete
418.625 Repeater Out Channel 1 remote site primary A/G
416.050 Mobile Channel 1 channel
418.825 Repeater Out Channel 5
416.200 Mobile Channel 5 U.S Marshall

163.200 Repeater out KRD247
FAA 164.400 Mobile

172.975 Repeater Out Channel 3 Border Patrol
(per Wayne Hudtloff this repeater is on
Black Mountain-Rod) 162.975 Mobile
172.175 Repeater Out Channel 10 163.625 Repeater Out
163.925 Repeater Out
Vandenberg AFB 163.725 Repeater Out/Mobile
163.925 Repeater Out
163.490 Repeater Out F-3 (security) 168.875 Repeater Out
163.515 Repeater Out Bravo (command net)
290.500 USAF
118.000 Approach
255.600 USAF

From Wayne Hudloff, frequencies for the same area in California

Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Vandenberg AFB

153.560 Security 163.463 Gate Security Control
451.175 Operations 173.590 Crash/Fire crews

Camp Roberts Hunter Liggett

38.900 Army National Guard 126.200 Army Tower
36.500 Army National Guard 126.900 Army Approach

NAS Lemoore

126.200 Navy Tower (VHF)
340.200 Navy Tower (UHF)

More freq's from Rod Pearson

ATIS 267.6 Vandenberg AFB
Approach control 134.1 286.0 CTAF 124.95
Ground 128.3 305.2 Pilot to dispatcher 123.0 372.2
Departure control 124.1 318.8 ATIS 125.7 271.8
Clearance delivery 124.1 380.8 Approach control 118.0 118.35
Weather information (PMSV: Metro) 317.0 339.1 363.8
Tower 124.95 326.2
Ground control 324.3
Command Post 311.0 321.0
(These are SAC
primary/secondary nationwide
respectively)
Range control 121.4 296.5 386.6
Weather 344.6

Another California resident, Mike in Riverside provides the following
frequencies for his area.

El Toro F-18s Knight/Shooter/Snake
KC-130s Raider
Tustin CH-53s Phoenix/Red Lion
March F-4s Grizzly
Norton C-141s Lifter/Slam

Los Alamitos GCA 230.8 231.0
El Toro MCAS GCA 268.7 314.8
Tower 271.7
ATIS 284.2
App 337.6
Clearance delivery 301.3
Ground 383.8
Brown Tower 288.1
John Wayne Airport Tower 379.9
Norton AFB Tower 320.1
Command Post 349.4
PTC 372.2
Coast App/Dep 248.0 255.1 263.1 263.6
269.6 281.4 299.6 305.5 320.4 323.1
337.2 343.2 380.2 381.4 382.6 397.95
Edwards AFB App/Dep 269.2 269.4 291.6
307.2
Tower 318.1
George AFB Command Post 381.3
San Diego App/Dep 281.8 285.2 290.4 323.0
363.1 385.2
March AFB Tower 253.5
ATIS 270.1
Final Controller 271.3 284.0 353.7
GCA 324.1 359.0 396.0
Ground 335.6
PTD 372.2
FSS-Hawthorne/Lancaster Radio 255.4
Ontario Intl App/Dep 269.3 278.3 295.7
306.3 318.2 327.5 351.1
Ground 257.8
Tower 385.6
Tustin MCAS Clearance Delivery 274.9
Tower 350.1
GCA 350.5
ATIS 384.3
Ground 380.8
LA ARTCC 261.5 263.0 269.5 277.4 279.6
284.7 285.5 285.6 290.2 290.9 307.1
307.8 322.4 327.1 351.7 351.8 351.9
354.1
Oakland ARTCC 353.8
Beaver Control 266.9
Aerial Refueling channel 276.5 281.0

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CAP FREQUENCIES

2371 kHz
2374
4464.5
4467.5
4504.5
4507.5

4582 (Emergency Calling Frequency)

4585
4599.5
4602.5
4627
4630
7635
7918.5
14905
20873
26620

7635 !
7918.5 ! These frequencies are shared with the USAF in some regions
14905 !

Also, at one time, CAP had nation-wide roll call at 1515 UTC daily
on 7635 USB and 14905 LSB. A large file (50k) sorted by region is
available on Los Numeros.

Havana Moon

Here's a list of frequencies compiled from several sources. The ones
with "TRUE" at the end are the ones I've confirmed at a racetrack as "in use".
If you have any frequencies, send them to me so I can try to keep this list
up
to date. (If you know of any frequencies no longer in use, let me know of
those also.) Send additions, corrections, comments, questions, sane or
insane
remarks to: RIS-Keith Patti, 76347,3064.

A.J. Foyt,456.9125
AAR,464.4250
AAR,464.6500
AAR,469.6500,TRUE
AAR,482.6375
AAR GTO/PPG Pace Cars,464.5500
AAR GTU,466.5625
Al Unser Jr.,469.0625
Al Unser Sr.,469.8250
Alan Kulwicki,461.1500
Arie Lywendyk,472.7875
Arie Lywendyk,853.5000
Bayside Porsche,456.7125,TRUE
Benny Parsons,467.1620
BFG,462.3375,TRUE
Bill Elliott,853.5000
Bill Whittington,462.5750
Billy Hagan,461.8750
Bob Akin,464.8250
Bob Sharp Rcg.,457.5250,TRUE
Bobby Hillin Jr.,856.8000
Bobby Rahal,467.7500
Brad Noffsinger,461.5250
Brainerd Int'l Raceway,151.8950
Brett Bodine,460.9875
Brumos Rcg.,461.5500
Brumos Rcg.,469.5500
Buddy Arrington,464.0750
Buddy Baker,461.7000
Buddy Baker,466.7000
Busby,466.8500,TRUE
Busby,467.8000,TRUE
Busby,468.7875,TRUE
Buzz McCall,466.5875
Cale Yarborough,464.6000
Camel,151.6250,TRUE
CART,157.4850
CART,464.8500
CART ,486.2250
CART F1,464.6250
CART F2,464.7500
CART F3,464.5500
CART F4,464.5000
Central Fla. SCCA,467.7250
Charles Morgan,466.5370
Chuck Kendall,466.7125
Clay Young,461.3625
CRA A,156.4250
Craig Carter,460.9625
Craig Carter,460.9875
Dale Earnhardt,469.0125
Dale Jarrett,464.7000
Danny Sullivan,856.9250
Darrell Waltrip,851.5750
Dave Jolly,461.4375
Dave Marcis,467.8250
Dave Psachie,469.5500
Davey Allison,457.6000
David Sosobee,464.5625
Daytona Int'l Speedway/Alabama Int'l Speedway,464.7750,TRUE
Daytona Int'l Speedway/Alabama Int'l Speedway,469.7750,TRUE
Derek Daly,460.9875
Derrike Cope,464.0250
Dick Simon,467.7250
Dingman Bros.,464.0250
Dingman Bros.,469.0250
Don Whittington,462.6250
Dover Int. Speedway,151.8950
Downing,467.7125,TRUE
Dyson Rcg.,467.0125,TRUE
Ed Pimm,464.4260
Eddie Bierschwale,462.6750
Electramotive Nissan,462.1375,TRUE
Electramotive Nissan,464.6750,TRUE
Emerson Fittipaldi,462.2625
Ernie Irvan,466.6500
ESPN Cameras,461.3125
ESPN Car Mic,152.9600
ESPN Satellite Feed,466.6500
Fletcher Rcg.,464.7250
Galles Racing,467.8125
Galles Racing,469.0625
Gelhausen Rcg./Patrick Rcg.,464.7000
Geoff Bodine,851.5000
Goodyear Blimp,132.0000
Goodyear Blimp,161.6400
Group 44,464.5750
Harry Gant,461.6875
Hendrick Rcg.,463.6500
Holbert Rcg.,467.8000
Hotchkis,457.5375,TRUE
Howdy Holmes,463.5000
IMSA,154.6600,TRUE
IMSA ,466.0125,TRUE
IMSA Ch. 1,154.5400
IMSA Ch. 2,154.5700
IMSA Ch. 3,154.6000,TRUE
IMSA/Daytona?,466.9250
IMSA?,457.5875
IMSA?,461.1625
IMSA?,461.7875
IMSA?/Track service,464.2250,TRUE
Irv Hoerr,154.4500
Irv Hoerr,154.6500
Jaguar,469.0375,TRUE
Jim Downing,468.2125,TRUE
Jim Downing,468.2175
Jim Downing,468.2375,TRUE
Jimmy Horton,463.4375
Jimmy Means,467.9250
Jody Ridley,469.5500
Joe Booher,469.9750
Joe Ruttman,468.9375
John Andretti,465.7875
Josele Garza,464.3250
Junior Johnson Rcg.,462.1500
Junior Johnson Rcg.,463.7000
Kalagian Rcg.,464.3375,TRUE
Ken Bouchard,468.5125
Ken Ragan,461.8250
Ken Schrader,856.9250
Kevin Cogan,472.1375
Kraco Racing,462.1375
Kraco Racing,468.5375
Kraco Rcg.,461.5750
Kraco Rcg.,461.6500
Kyle Petty,863.6125
Lake Speed,859.8250
Larry Pearson,452.6000
Lee Rcg.,467.9125
Lime Rock,151.9850
Longhorn Rcg.,464.4625
Longhorn Rcg.,464.4875
Ludwig Heimrath Jr.,472.7875
Luv Machine Racing Team,464.8500
M.C. Anderson,462.7000
M.L.Speer,466.8750
Machinist Union,461.6500
Malibu GP,466.7375
Mandeville,464.6750,TRUE
Mario Antretti,468.3625
Mark Martin,468.5625
McLaren Eng.,457.5750,TRUE
McLaren Eng.,457.6000
Michael Andretti,462.1375
Mickey Gibbs,467.1375
Mickey Thompson Ch. 2,151.6950
Mid-Ohio,461.9500
Mid-Ohio,472.1500
Mike Alexander,451.9000
Mike Meyer,468.9125
Mike Meyer,468.9375
Mike Waltrip,466.3000
Morgan Shepherd,466.2000
Motor Racing Network,454.0000
Motor Racing Network,472.4000
NASCAR Ch.1(MAIN)/Glen Region SCCA,464.5000,TRUE
NASCAR Ch.2,464.7750,TRUE
NASCAR Ch.3/Jim Downing/Daytona Int'l Speedway,464.9000,TRUE
NASCAR Ch.4,469.5000
NASCAR Ch.8 Scoring,467.8000
NASCAR/Wood Bros./Darlington Raceway,469.5000
Neil Bonnett,468.9750
Newman-Haas Racing,464.9250
Newman-Haas Racing,472.7125
Newman-Haas Racing,472.8875,TRUE
Newman-Hass Racing,468.3625
Old Dominion Speedway,462.6750
Old Dominion Speedway,467.6750
Pancho Carter,472.8875
Patrick Racing,469.5375
Patrick Racing,474.5500,TRUE
Patrick Racing,483.8625
Patrick Rcg.,464.7500
Penske Rcg.,452.7750,TRUE
Penske Rcg.,461.0250
Penske Rcg.,469.8250,TRUE
Performance Motorsports,468.3125,TRUE
Pete Halsmer,464.2375,TRUE
Pete Halsmer,464.2375
Phil Parsons,468.7750
Pocono Raceway/Islip Speedway,35.1800
Porsche Motorsports,453.2750,TRUE
Porsche Motorsports,855.5250
Provimi Rcg.,483.8125
Provimi Rcg.,484.1500
Randy Lewis,466.5875
Raul Poesel,468.6625
Raymond Beadle,463.9000
Raynor Motorsports,462.5375
Rich Mears,856.8000
Richard Petty,464.8000
Rick Wilson,464.3000
Ricky Rudd,468.4875
Riverside Int'l Raceway,154.1800
Riverside Int'l Raceway,464.1500
Road America,464.3750
Roberto Guerrero,471.4125
Roush,463.6500,TRUE
Roush,464.5125,TRUE
Roush,467.7125,TRUE
Roush,467.8125,TRUE
Rusty Wallace,465.7875
SCCA,151.6850
S.F. Region SCCA/Mickey Thompson CH 1/AMA/NHRA/USAC,151.6250
Score Rcg.,469.8125
Skoal Bandit,461.9750,TRUE
Spike Gelhausen,461.1500
Stadium Motorsports,151.7600
Stadium Motorsports/AMA,151.9250
Stadium Motorsports/Int'l Rraceways (Wash.)/SCRAMP,151.9550
Sterling Martin,461.8750
Team Highball,468.3375,TRUE
Teo Fabi,855.5250
Terry Labonte,855.5250
Tom Sneva,464.6500
Tommy Houston Rcg.,461.0125
Tommy Riggins,463.7250
Truesports Co.,468.2500
Truesports Co.,468.5500
USAC,452.5750
USAC,452.6000
USAC,461.6375
USAC,461.6875
USAC/SCCA,151.6550
USAC/SCCA/Riverside,151.7150
Vince Granatelli Racing,474.4125
Wayne Baker,461.2375
Wisc. State Fair Park,154.9650
WTBS,450.1125
WTBS?,471.5875,TRUE

In general, track frequencies usually stay the same from year to
year. Team frequencies seem to change almost every year. This form of
"spectating" (using a scanner at a race) is becoming more popular so, look
for other spectators with scanners at the track and ask them for the
frequencies you need. Don't bother officials or corner workers (unless you
know them personally) as their "two-way" radios don't usually have the
frequencies displayed, like most scanners do, and it's extremely unlikely
that these people would know the frequencies they're using.
When using a scanner, one must always remember they're listening in
on _PRIVATE_ communications. Although the FCC allows us to listen to these
transmissions, all we can do is listen. It is _illegal_ to act on
information
received in this manner. This includes repeating, recording or reporting
anything you've heard.
I use a scanner at almost every race I go to. Many times I have to
"bite my tongue" because I've heard an interesting tidbit on the radio but,
I can't use it in my reports. Although the communications are private, the
frequencies are public knowledge, so it's not illegal to give out frequencies.
If you are planning to buy a scanner, be sure it has the capability to
search through a range of frequencies. Most of the better scanners have this
capability. With this feature, you'll be able to find new frequencies,
without having to rely on a list.
The latest thing in racing radios is the 800 mHz band. At this time,
only the more expensive scanners have this band. You can usually determine
the frequency band the antenna. The _shorter_ antennas are the _higher_
frequencies. For example, an 800 mHz radio's antenna is usually only two or
three inches long. A longer antenna (4-8 inches) would be for 400 mHz, which
most scanners can receive. The longer (more than one foot) antennas would be
for either 150 mHz or CB (28 mHz). All frequencies above 30 mHz are FM,
below
30 mHz is usually AM. Most scanners won't receive below 30 mHz.
Some states have laws against using a scanner in a vehicle unless
you're a member of a police or fire department, or have a permit. If you
want
to use your scanner in your car, check on the local laws.

Newsgroups: sci.electronics
From: andy@cbrown.claremont.edu
Subject: Re: CATV channel frequencies USA (long)
Lines: 345
Organization: Harvey Mudd College
Date: 28 Jul 92 01:40:48 PDT

In article <sysrick.711776020@starbase.spd.louisville.edu>,
sysrick@starbase.sp
d.louisville.edu (Rick McTeague) writes:
> I'd like to know the frequencies used by each of the TV channels on
> cable television. Yes, I know about 2-13 being the same as broadcast
> TV... what about the rest, though?
>
> Rick

Here is a list of TV frequencies. In the US, a TV channel is a 6 MHz
wide chunk of bandspace. The bottom edge of the over-the-air
channel 2 is 54 MHz and the upper edge is 60 MHz. Within this 6 MHz
space is a video carrier, a color carrier, and an audio carrier.

The frequency of the video carrier is 1.25 MHz above the lower edge,
so for channel 2 the video is at 55.25 MHz.

The color carrier is approx. 3.58 MHz above the _video_ carrier (N.B.
not the lower edge), so for ch 2 it is 58.83 MHz.

The audio carrier is 4.5 MHz above the _video_ carrier, so for ch 2
it is 59.75 MHz.

The reason I mention all of this is that you have to be careful to
note how a channel frequency is being specified. The two common methods
are (1) specifying the lower edge (e.g. 54 MHz, but often as a range of
lower edge to upper edge like 54-60 MHz) and (2) specifying the
frequency of the video carrier (e.g. 55.25 MHz). In the following lists
I always use the latter method, specifying the video carrier.

CATV has channels with frequencies below channel 2. They are designated
T-7 (tee seven or tee dash seven) through T-14 and are usually used for
transmission in the reverse direction. If your local city council meeting
is broadcast live, the camera is being modulated onto one of those T
channels and sent back up to the cable system headend whereupon it is
broadcast outbound on the community cable access channel.

In the list I have some channels with the designation A-1 (A minus one,
not A dash one) through A-8. They are so designated because their
frequencies immediately precede that of the CATV channel known as A.

In the CATV listing, the column labeled Common gives the common
industry parlance for that channel. The next column labeled EIA gives
the new EIA standardized designation. Column STD shows the standard
CATV frequency which usually matches IRC. IRC stands for Incrementally
Related Carrier and means that the _lower_edge_ of the channel space
is on the nice, round-numbered boundary such as 54 MHz, 60 MHz, 66 MHz
etc. HRC stands for Harmonically Related Carrier, and as you can see
means that it is the _video_carrier_ that is assigned the nice round
number (6 MHz harmonics, hence). Some cable systems use IRC, some use HRC.

The number of channels on a given cable system varies. Very old systems
might only go up to 300 or 350 MHz. Most common in the past ten years or
so is 450 MHz. Newer systems may be 550 MHz. The latest and greatest with
any meaningful installed base is 800 or 860 MHz (somebody correct me), but
it is rare and pricey. The list herein only goes up to 550 MHz.

FM radio frequencies are thrown in for good measure.

This stuff was gathered from several sources. My thanks to all of them.
Error reports are welcome.

AIR 2 55.25 VHF-LO
AIR 3 61.25 VHF-LO
AIR 4 67.25 VHF-LO
AIR 5 77.25 VHF-LO
AIR 6 83.25 VHF-LO
AIR 7 175.25 VHF-HI
AIR 8 181.25 VHF-HI
AIR 9 187.25 VHF-HI
AIR 10 193.25 VHF-HI
AIR 14 471.25 UHF
AIR 15 477.25 UHF
AIR 16 483.25 UHF
AIR 17 489.25 UHF
AIR 18 495.25 UHF
AIR 19 501.25 UHF
AIR 20 507.25 UHF
AIR 21 513.25 UHF
AIR 22 519.25 UHF
AIR 23 525.25 UHF
AIR 24 531.25 UHF
AIR 25 537.25 UHF
AIR 26 543.25 UHF
AIR 27 549.25 UHF
AIR 28 555.25 UHF
AIR 29 561.25 UHF
AIR 30 567.25 UHF
AIR 31 573.25 UHF
AIR 32 579.25 UHF
AIR 33 585.25 UHF
AIR 34 591.25 UHF
AIR 35 597.25 UHF
AIR 36 603.25 UHF
AIR 37 609.25 UHF
AIR 38 615.25 UHF
AIR 39 621.25 UHF
AIR 40 627.25 UHF
AIR 41 633.25 UHF
AIR 42 639.25 UHF
AIR 43 645.25 UHF
AIR 44 651.25 UHF
AIR 45 657.25 UHF
AIR 46 663.25 UHF
AIR 47 669.25 UHF
AIR 48 675.25 UHF
AIR 49 681.25 UHF
AIR 50 687.25 UHF
AIR 51 693.25 UHF
AIR 52 699.25 UHF
AIR 53 705.25 UHF
AIR 54 711.25 UHF
AIR 55 717.25 UHF
AIR 56 723.25 UHF
AIR 57 729.25 UHF
AIR 58 735.25 UHF
AIR 59 741.25 UHF
AIR 60 747.25 UHF
AIR 61 753.25 UHF
AIR 62 759.25 UHF
AIR 63 765.25 UHF
AIR 64 771.25 UHF
AIR 65 777.25 UHF
AIR 66 783.25 UHF
AIR 67 789.25 UHF
AIR 68 795.25 UHF
AIR 69 801.25 UHF
AIR 70 807.25 UHF (no longer assigned to TV)

Common EIA STD IRC HRC Band
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-
CATV T-7 7.00 SUB
CATV T-8 13.00 SUB
CATV T-9 19.00 SUB
CATV T-10 25.00 SUB
CATV T-11 31.00 SUB
CATV T-12 37.00 SUB
CATV T-13 43.00 SUB
CATV T-14 49.00 SUB
CATV 2-1 49.25 48.00 LO
CATV 2 02 55.25 55.25 54.00 LO
CATV 3 03 61.25 61.25 60.00 LO
CATV 4 04 67.25 67.25 66.00 LO
CATV A-8 4+ 01 73.25 72.00 LO
CATV A-7 5 05 79.25 78.00 LO
CATV A-6 6 06 85.25 84.00 LO
CATV A-5 95 91.25 90.00 91.25 MID
CATV A-4 96 97.25 96.00 97.25 MID
CATV A-3 97 103.25 102.00 103.25 MID
CATV A-2 98 109.25 108.00 109.25 MID
CATV A-1 99 115.25 114.00 115.25 MID
CATV 7 07 175.25 175.25 174.00 HI
CATV 8 08 181.25 181.25 180.00 HI
CATV 9 09 187.25 187.25 186.00 HI
CATV 10 10 193.25 193.25 192.00 HI
CATV 11 11 199.25 199.25 198.00 HI
CATV 12 12 205.25 205.25 204.00 HI
CATV 13 13 211.25 211.25 210.00 HI
CATV A 14 121.25 121.25 120.00 MID
CATV B 15 127.25 127.25 126.00 MID
CATV C 16 133.25 133.25 132.00 MID
CATV D 17 139.25 139.25 138.00 MID
CATV E 18 145.25 145.25 144.00 MID
CATV F 19 151.25 151.25 150.00 MID
CATV G 20 157.25 157.25 156.00 MID
CATV H 21 163.25 163.25 162.00 MID
CATV I 22 169.25 169.25 168.00 MID
CATV J 23 217.25 217.25 216.00 SUPER
CATV K 24 223.25 223.25 222.00 SUPER
CATV L 25 229.25 229.25 228.00 SUPER
CATV M 26 235.25 235.25 234.00 SUPER
CATV N 27 241.25 241.25 240.00 SUPER
CATV O 28 247.25 247.25 246.00 SUPER
CATV P 29 253.25 253.25 252.00 SUPER
CATV Q 30 259.25 259.25 258.00 SUPER
CATV R 31 265.25 265.25 264.00 SUPER
CATV S 32 271.25 271.25 270.00 SUPER
CATV T 33 277.25 277.25 276.00 SUPER
CATV U 34 283.25 283.25 282.00 SUPER
CATV V 35 289.25 289.25 288.00 SUPER
CATV W 36 295.25 295.25 294.00 SUPER
CATV AA 37 301.25 301.25 300.00 HYPER
CATV BB 38 307.25 307.25 306.00 HYPER
CATV CC 39 313.25 313.25 312.00 HYPER
CATV DD 40 319.25 319.25 318.00 HYPER
CATV EE 41 325.25 325.25 324.00 HYPER
CATV FF 42 331.25 331.25 330.00 HYPER
CATV GG 43 337.25 337.25 336.00 HYPER
CATV HH 44 343.25 343.25 342.00 HYPER
CATV II 45 349.25 349.25 348.00 HYPER
CATV JJ 46 355.25 355.25 354.00 HYPER
CATV KK 47 361.25 361.25 360.00 HYPER
CATV LL 48 367.25 367.25 366.00 HYPER
CATV MM 49 373.25 373.25 372.00 HYPER
CATV NN 50 379.25 379.25 378.00 HYPER
CATV OO 51 385.25 385.25 384.00 HYPER
CATV PP 52 391.25 391.25 390.00 HYPER
CATV QQ 53 397.25 397.25 396.00 HYPER
CATV RR 54 403.25 403.25 402.00 HYPER
CATV SS 55 409.25 409.25 408.00 HYPER
CATV TT 56 415.25 415.25 414.00 HYPER
CATV UU 57 421.25 421.25 420.00 HYPER
CATV VV 58 427.25 427.25 426.00 HYPER
CATV WW 59 433.25 433.25 432.00 HYPER
CATV XX 60 439.25 439.25 438.00 HYPER
CATV YY 61 445.25 445.25 444.00 HYPER
CATV ZZ 62 451.25 451.25 450.00 HYPER
CATV AAA 63 457.25 457.25 456.00 HYPER
CATV BBB 64 463.25 463.25 462.00 HYPER
CATV CCC 65 469.25 469.25 468.00 HYPER
CATV DDD 66 475.25 475.25 474.00 HYPER
CATV EEE 67 481.25 481.25 480.00 HYPER
CATV FFF 68 487.25 487.25 486.00 HYPER
CATV GGG 69 493.25 493.25 492.00 HYPER
CATV HHH 70 499.25 499.25 498.00 HYPER
CATV III 71 505.25 505.25 504.00 HYPER
CATV JJJ 72 511.25 511.25 510.00 HYPER
CATV KKK 73 517.25 517.25 516.00 HYPER
CATV LLL 74 523.25 523.25 522.00 HYPER
CATV MMM 75 529.25 529.25 528.00 HYPER
CATV NNN 76 535.25 535.25 534.00 HYPER
CATV OOO 77 541.25 541.25 540.00 HYPER
CATV PPP 78 547.25 547.25 546.00 HYPER

FM 1 88.10 FM
FM 2 88.30 FM
FM 3 88.50 FM
FM 4 88.70 FM
FM 5 88.90 FM
FM 6 89.10 FM
FM 7 89.30 FM
FM 8 89.50 FM
FM 9 89.70 FM
FM 10 89.90 FM
FM 11 90.10 FM
FM 12 90.30 FM
FM 13 90.50 FM
FM 14 90.70 FM
FM 15 90.90 FM
FM 16 91.10 FM
FM 17 91.30 FM
FM 18 91.50 FM
FM 19 91.70 FM
FM 20 91.90 FM
FM 21 92.10 FM
FM 22 92.30 FM
FM 23 92.50 FM
FM 24 92.70 FM
FM 25 92.90 FM
FM 26 93.10 FM
FM 27 93.30 FM
FM 28 93.50 FM
FM 29 93.70 FM
FM 30 93.90 FM
FM 31 94.10 FM
FM 32 94.30 FM
FM 33 94.50 FM
FM 34 94.70 FM
FM 35 94.90 FM
FM 36 95.10 FM
FM 37 95.30 FM
FM 38 95.50 FM
FM 39 95.70 FM
FM 40 95.90 FM
FM 41 96.10 FM
FM 42 96.30 FM
FM 43 96.50 FM
FM 44 96.70 FM
FM 45 96.90 FM
FM 46 97.10 FM
FM 47 97.30 FM
FM 48 97.50 FM
FM 49 97.70 FM
FM 50 97.90 FM
FM 51 98.10 FM
FM 52 98.30 FM
FM 53 98.50 FM
FM 54 98.70 FM
FM 55 98.90 FM
FM 56 99.10 FM
FM 57 99.30 FM
FM 58 99.50 FM
FM 59 99.70 FM
FM 60 99.90 FM
FM 61 100.10 FM
FM 62 100.30 FM
FM 63 100.50 FM
FM 64 100.70 FM
FM 65 100.90 FM
FM 66 101.10 FM
FM 67 101.30 FM
FM 68 101.50 FM
FM 69 101.70 FM
FM 70 101.90 FM
FM 71 102.10 FM
FM 72 102.30 FM
FM 73 102.50 FM
FM 74 102.70 FM
FM 75 102.90 FM
FM 76 103.10 FM
FM 77 103.30 FM
FM 78 103.50 FM
FM 79 103.70 FM
FM 80 103.90 FM
FM 81 104.10 FM
FM 82 104.30 FM
FM 83 104.50 FM
FM 84 104.70 FM
FM 85 104.90 FM
FM 86 105.10 FM
FM 87 105.30 FM
FM 88 105.50 FM
FM 89 105.70 FM
FM 90 105.90 FM
FM 91 106.10 FM
FM 92 106.30 FM
FM 93 106.50 FM
FM 94 106.70 FM
FM 95 106.90 FM
FM 96 107.10 FM
FM 97 107.30 FM
FM 98 107.50 FM
FM 98 107.70 FM
FM 100 107.90 FM

Andy Davenport
Harvey Mudd College
Andy@HMCVAX.Claremont.Edu

CATV Frequency Allocation Chart--USA, Standard

|Channel Assignment| CATV | Frequency | Picture | Sound |
| Letter | Number | Band | Range, MHz |Carrier, MHz|Carrier,MHz|
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| T-7 | N/A | SUB | 5.75-11.75 | 7.0 | 11.5 |
| T-8 | N/A | SUB | 11.75-17.75 | 13.0 | 17.5 |
| T-9 | N/A | SUB | 17.75-23.75 | 19.0 | 23.5 |
| T-10 | N/A | SUB | 23.75-29.75 | 25.0 | 29.5 |
| T-11 | N/A | SUB | 29.75-35.75 | 31.0 | 35.5 |
| T-12 | N/A | SUB | 35.75-41.75 | 37.0 | 41.5 |
| T-13 | N/A | SUB | 41.75-47.75 | 43.0 | 47.5 |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| 2 | 2 | LOW | 54.0-60.0 | 55.25 | 59.75 |
| 3 | 3 | LOW | 60.0-66.0 | 61.25 | 65.75 |
| 4 | 4 | LOW | 66.0-72.0 | 67.25 | 71.75 |
| 5 | 5 | LOW | 76.0-82.0 | 77.25 | 81.75 |
| 6 | 6 | LOW | 82.0-88.0 | 83.25 | 87.75 |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| FM | FM | FM | 88.0-108.0 | N/A | N/A |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| A-2 | 98 | MID | 108.0-114.0 | 109.25 | 113.75 |
| A-1 | 99 | MID | 114.0-120.0 | 115.25 | 119.75 |
| A | 14 | MID | 120.0-126.0 | 121.25 | 125.75 |
| B | 15 | MID | 126.0-132.0 | 127.25 | 131.75 |
| C | 16 | MID | 132.0-138.0 | 133.25 | 137.75 |
| D | 17 | MID | 138.0-144.0 | 139.25 | 143.75 |
| E | 18 | MID | 144.0-150.0 | 145.25 | 149.75 |
| F | 19 | MID | 150.0-156.0 | 151.25 | 155.75 |
| G | 20 | MID | 156.0-162.0 | 157.25 | 161.75 |
| H | 21 | MID | 162.0-168.0 | 163.25 | 167.75 |
| I | 22 | MID | 168.0-174.0 | 169.25 | 173.75 |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| 7 | 7 | HIGH | 174.0-180.0 | 175.25 | 179.75 |
| 8 | 8 | HIGH | 180.0-186.0 | 181.25 | 185.75 |
| 9 | 9 | HIGH | 186.0-192.0 | 187.25 | 191.75 |
| 10 | 10 | HIGH | 192.0-198.0 | 193.25 | 197.75 |
| 11 | 11 | HIGH | 198.0-204.0 | 199.25 | 203.75 |
| 12 | 12 | HIGH | 204.0-210.0 | 205.25 | 209.75 |
| 13 | 13 | HIGH | 210.0-216.0 | 211.25 | 215.75 |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| J | 23 | SUPER| 216.0-222.0 | 217.25 | 221.75 |
| K | 24 | SUPER| 222.0-228.0 | 223.25 | 227.75 |
| L | 25 | SUPER| 228.0-234.0 | 229.25 | 233.75 |
| M | 26 | SUPER| 234.0-240.0 | 235.25 | 239.75 |
| N | 27 | SUPER| 240.0-246.0 | 241.25 | 245.75 |
| O | 28 | SUPER| 246.0-252.0 | 247.25 | 251.75 |
| P | 29 | SUPER| 252.0-258.0 | 253.25 | 257.75 |
| Q | 30 | SUPER| 258.0-264.0 | 259.25 | 263.75 |
| R | 31 | SUPER| 264.0-270.0 | 265.25 | 269.75 |
| S | 32 | SUPER| 270.0-276.0 | 271.25 | 275.75 |
| T | 33 | SUPER| 276.0-282.0 | 277.25 | 281.75 |
| U | 34 | SUPER| 282.0-288.0 | 283.25 | 287.75 |
| V | 35 | SUPER| 288.0-294.0 | 289.25 | 293.75 |
| W | 36 | SUPER| 294.0-300.0 | 295.25 | 299.75 |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|
| AA | 37 | HYPER| 300.0-306.0 | 301.25 | 305.75 |
| BB | 38 | HYPER| 306.0-312.0 | 307.25 | 311.75 |
| CC | 39 | HYPER| 312.0-318.0 | 313.25 | 317.75 |
| DD | 40 | HYPER| 318.0-324.0 | 319.25 | 323.75 |
| EE | 41 | HYPER| 324.0-330.0 | 325.25 | 329.75 |
| FF | 42 | HYPER| 330.0-336.0 | 331.25 | 335.75 |
| GG | 43 | HYPER| 336.0-342.0 | 337.25 | 341.75 |
| HH | 44 | HYPER| 342.0-348.0 | 343.25 | 347.75 |
| II | 45 | HYPER| 348.0-354.0 | 349.25 | 353.75 |
| JJ | 46 | HYPER| 354.0-360.0 | 355.25 | 359.75 |
| KK | 47 | HYPER| 360.0-366.0 | 361.25 | 365.75 |
| LL | 48 | HYPER| 366.0-372.0 | 367.25 | 371.75 |
| MM | 49 | HYPER| 372.0-378.0 | 373.25 | 377.75 |
| NN | 50 | HYPER| 378.0-384.0 | 379.25 | 383.75 |
| OO | 51 | HYPER| 384.0-390.0 | 385.25 | 389.75 |
| PP | 52 | HYPER| 390.0-396.0 | 391.25 | 395.75 |
| QQ | 53 | HYPER| 396.0-402.0 | 397.25 | 401.75 |
| RR | 54 | HYPER| 402.0-408.0 | 403.25 | 407.75 |
| SS | 55 | HYPER| 408.0-414.0 | 409.25 | 413.75 |
| TT | 56 | HYPER| 414.0-420.0 | 415.25 | 419.75 |
| UU | 57 | HYPER| 420.0-426.0 | 421.25 | 425.75 |
| VV | 58 | HYPER| 426.0-432.0 | 427.25 | 431.75 |
| WW | 59 | HYPER| 432.0-438.0 | 433.25 | 437.75 |
| XX | 60 | HYPER| 438.0-444.0 | 439.25 | 443.75 |
| YY | 61 | HYPER| 444.0-450.0 | 445.25 | 449.75 |
| ZZ | 62 | HYPER| 450.0-456.0 | 451.25 | 455.75 |
|--------|---------|------|-------------|------------|-----------|

This file is Public Domain, July, 1988 -- Distribution unlimited.
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Revision: March, 1989 (Part 2 added)
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Revision: April, 1989 (Part 3 added)
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Revision: December, 1988 (Part 4 added)
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Revision: June, 1990 (Part 7 added)
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CONTENTS:

Part 1 - Cellular phone channel construction
Part 2 - Cellular phone frequency and cell construction
Part 3 - The Electronic Communications Privacy Act and CMT
Part 4 - The ECPA
Part 5 - A lawyer's review and perspective of the ECPA
Part 6 - Modifying two scanners for cellular reception
Part 7 - How to discover other scanner modifications

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Cellular phone channel construction

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==

Here is a method of determining which frequencies are used in a cellular
system, and which ones are in what cells. If the system uses OMNICELLS, as
most do, you can readily find all the channels in a cell if you know just one
of them, using tables constructed with the instructions below.

Cellular frequencies are assigned by channel number, and for all channel
numbers, in both wireline and non-wireline systems, the formula is:

Transmit Frequency = (channel number x .030 MHz) + 870 MHz
Receive Frequency = (channel number x .030 Mhz) + 825 Mhz

"Band A" (one of the two blocks) uses channels 1 - 333. To construct a
table showing frequency by cells, use channel 333 as the top left corner of a
table. The next entry to the right of channel 333 is 332, the next is 331,
etc., down to channel 313. Enter channel 312 underneath 333, 311 under 332,
etc. Each channel across the top row is the first channel in each CELL of
the
system; each channel DOWN from the column from the the first channel is the
next frequency assigned to that cell. You may have noted that each channel
down is 21 channels lower in number. Usually the data channel used is the
highest numbered channel in a cell.

"Band B" uses channels from 334 to 666. Construct your table in a
similar
way, with channel 334 in the upper left corner, 335 the next entry to the
right. The data channel should be the lowest numbered channel in each cell
this time.

Cellular Phone Band A (Channel 1 is Data)

Cell # 1
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (333) Tx 879.990 Rx 834.990
Channel 2 (312) Tx 879.360 Rx 834.360
Channel 3 (291) Tx 878.730 Rx 833.730
Channel 4 (270) Tx 878.100 Rx 833.100
Channel 5 (249) Tx 877.470 Rx 832.470
Channel 6 (228) Tx 876.840 Rx 831.840
Channel 7 (207) Tx 876.210 Rx 831.210
Channel 8 (186) Tx 875.580 Rx 830.580
Channel 9 (165) Tx 874.950 Rx 829.950
Channel 10 (144) Tx 874.320 Rx 829.320
Channel 11 (123) Tx 873.690 Rx 828.690
Channel 12 (102) Tx 873.060 Rx 828.060
Channel 13 (81) Tx 872.430 Rx 827.430
Channel 14 (60) Tx 871.800 Rx 826.800
Channel 15 (39) Tx 871.170 Rx 826.170
Channel 16 (18) Tx 870.540 Rx 825.540

Cell # 2
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (332) Tx 879.960 Rx 834.960
Channel 2 (311) Tx 879.330 Rx 834.330
Channel 3 (290) Tx 878.700 Rx 833.700
Channel 4 (269) Tx 878.070 Rx 833.070
Channel 5 (248) Tx 877.440 Rx 832.440
Channel 6 (227) Tx 876.810 Rx 831.810
Channel 7 (206) Tx 876.180 Rx 831.180
Channel 8 (185) Tx 875.550 Rx 830.550
Channel 9 (164) Tx 874.920 Rx 829.920
Channel 10 (143) Tx 874.290 Rx 829.290
Channel 11 (122) Tx 873.660 Rx 828.660
Channel 12 (101) Tx 873.030 Rx 828.030
Channel 13 (80) Tx 872.400 Rx 827.400
Channel 14 (59) Tx 871.770 Rx 826.770
Channel 15 (38) Tx 871.140 Rx 826.140
Channel 16 (17) Tx 870.510 Rx 825.510

Cell # 3
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (331) Tx 879.930 Rx 834.930
Channel 2 (310) Tx 879.300 Rx 834.300
Channel 3 (289) Tx 878.670 Rx 833.670
Channel 4 (268) Tx 878.040 Rx 833.040
Channel 5 (247) Tx 877.410 Rx 832.410
Channel 6 (226) Tx 876.780 Rx 831.780
Channel 7 (205) Tx 876.150 Rx 831.150
Channel 8 (184) Tx 875.520 Rx 830.520
Channel 9 (163) Tx 874.890 Rx 829.890
Channel 10 (142) Tx 874.260 Rx 829.260
Channel 11 (121) Tx 873.630 Rx 828.630
Channel 12 (100) Tx 873.000 Rx 828.000
Channel 13 (79) Tx 872.370 Rx 827.370
Channel 14 (58) Tx 871.740 Rx 826.740
Channel 15 (37) Tx 871.110 Rx 826.110
Channel 16 (16) Tx 870.480 Rx 825.480

Cell # 4
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (330) Tx 879.900 Rx 834.900
Channel 2 (309) Tx 879.270 Rx 834.270
Channel 3 (288) Tx 878.640 Rx 833.640
Channel 4 (267) Tx 878.010 Rx 833.010
Channel 5 (246) Tx 877.380 Rx 832.380
Channel 6 (225) Tx 876.750 Rx 831.750
Channel 7 (204) Tx 876.120 Rx 831.120
Channel 8 (183) Tx 875.490 Rx 830.490
Channel 9 (162) Tx 874.860 Rx 829.860
Channel 10 (141) Tx 874.230 Rx 829.230
Channel 11 (120) Tx 873.600 Rx 828.600
Channel 12 (99) Tx 872.970 Rx 827.970
Channel 13 (78) Tx 872.340 Rx 827.340
Channel 14 (57) Tx 871.710 Rx 826.710
Channel 15 (36) Tx 871.080 Rx 826.080
Channel 16 (15) Tx 870.450 Rx 825.450

Cell # 5
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (329) Tx 879.870 Rx 834.870
Channel 2 (308) Tx 879.240 Rx 834.240
Channel 3 (287) Tx 878.610 Rx 833.610
Channel 4 (266) Tx 877.980 Rx 832.980
Channel 5 (245) Tx 877.350 Rx 832.350
Channel 6 (224) Tx 876.720 Rx 831.720
Channel 7 (203) Tx 876.090 Rx 831.090
Channel 8 (182) Tx 875.460 Rx 830.460
Channel 9 (161) Tx 874.830 Rx 829.830
Channel 10 (140) Tx 874.200 Rx 829.200
Channel 11 (119) Tx 873.570 Rx 828.570
Channel 12 (98) Tx 872.940 Rx 827.940
Channel 13 (77) Tx 872.310 Rx 827.310
Channel 14 (56) Tx 871.680 Rx 826.680
Channel 15 (35) Tx 871.050 Rx 826.050
Channel 16 (14) Tx 870.420 Rx 825.420

Cell # 6
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (328) Tx 879.840 Rx 834.840
Channel 2 (307) Tx 879.210 Rx 834.210
Channel 3 (286) Tx 878.580 Rx 833.580
Channel 4 (265) Tx 877.950 Rx 832.950
Channel 5 (244) Tx 877.320 Rx 832.320
Channel 6 (223) Tx 876.690 Rx 831.690
Channel 7 (202) Tx 876.060 Rx 831.060
Channel 8 (181) Tx 875.430 Rx 830.430
Channel 9 (160) Tx 874.800 Rx 829.800
Channel 10 (139) Tx 874.170 Rx 829.170
Channel 11 (118) Tx 873.540 Rx 828.540
Channel 12 (97) Tx 872.910 Rx 827.910
Channel 13 (76) Tx 872.280 Rx 827.280
Channel 14 (55) Tx 871.650 Rx 826.650
Channel 15 (34) Tx 871.020 Rx 826.020
Channel 16 (13) Tx 870.390 Rx 825.390

Cell # 7
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (327) Tx 879.810 Rx 834.810
Channel 2 (306) Tx 879.180 Rx 834.180
Channel 3 (285) Tx 878.550 Rx 833.550
Channel 4 (264) Tx 877.920 Rx 832.920
Channel 5 (243) Tx 877.290 Rx 832.290
Channel 6 (222) Tx 876.660 Rx 831.660
Channel 7 (201) Tx 876.030 Rx 831.030
Channel 8 (180) Tx 875.400 Rx 830.400
Channel 9 (159) Tx 874.770 Rx 829.770
Channel 10 (138) Tx 874.140 Rx 829.140
Channel 11 (117) Tx 873.510 Rx 828.510
Channel 12 (96) Tx 872.880 Rx 827.880
Channel 13 (75) Tx 872.250 Rx 827.250
Channel 14 (54) Tx 871.620 Rx 826.620
Channel 15 (33) Tx 870.990 Rx 825.990
Channel 16 (12) Tx 870.360 Rx 825.360

Cell # 8
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (326) Tx 879.780 Rx 834.780
Channel 2 (305) Tx 879.150 Rx 834.150
Channel 3 (284) Tx 878.520 Rx 833.520
Channel 4 (263) Tx 877.890 Rx 832.890
Channel 5 (242) Tx 877.260 Rx 832.260
Channel 6 (221) Tx 876.630 Rx 831.630
Channel 7 (200) Tx 876.000 Rx 831.000
Channel 8 (179) Tx 875.370 Rx 830.370
Channel 9 (158) Tx 874.740 Rx 829.740
Channel 10 (137) Tx 874.110 Rx 829.110
Channel 11 (116) Tx 873.480 Rx 828.480
Channel 12 (95) Tx 872.850 Rx 827.850
Channel 13 (74) Tx 872.220 Rx 827.220
Channel 14 (53) Tx 871.590 Rx 826.590
Channel 15 (32) Tx 870.960 Rx 825.960
Channel 16 (11) Tx 870.330 Rx 825.330

Cell # 9
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (325) Tx 879.750 Rx 834.750
Channel 2 (304) Tx 879.120 Rx 834.120
Channel 3 (283) Tx 878.490 Rx 833.490
Channel 4 (262) Tx 877.860 Rx 832.860
Channel 5 (241) Tx 877.230 Rx 832.230
Channel 6 (220) Tx 876.600 Rx 831.600
Channel 7 (199) Tx 875.970 Rx 830.970
Channel 8 (178) Tx 875.340 Rx 830.340
Channel 9 (157) Tx 874.710 Rx 829.710
Channel 10 (136) Tx 874.080 Rx 829.080
Channel 11 (115) Tx 873.450 Rx 828.450
Channel 12 (94) Tx 872.820 Rx 827.820
Channel 13 (73) Tx 872.190 Rx 827.190
Channel 14 (52) Tx 871.560 Rx 826.560
Channel 15 (31) Tx 870.930 Rx 825.930
Channel 16 (10) Tx 870.300 Rx 825.300

Cell # 10
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (324) Tx 879.720 Rx 834.720
Channel 2 (303) Tx 879.090 Rx 834.090
Channel 3 (282) Tx 878.460 Rx 833.460
Channel 4 (261) Tx 877.830 Rx 832.830
Channel 5 (240) Tx 877.200 Rx 832.200
Channel 6 (219) Tx 876.570 Rx 831.570
Channel 7 (198) Tx 875.940 Rx 830.940
Channel 8 (177) Tx 875.310 Rx 830.310
Channel 9 (156) Tx 874.680 Rx 829.680
Channel 10 (135) Tx 874.050 Rx 829.050
Channel 11 (114) Tx 873.420 Rx 828.420
Channel 12 (93) Tx 872.790 Rx 827.790
Channel 13 (72) Tx 872.160 Rx 827.160
Channel 14 (51) Tx 871.530 Rx 826.530
Channel 15 (30) Tx 870.900 Rx 825.900
Channel 16 (9) Tx 870.270 Rx 825.270

Cell # 11
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (323) Tx 879.690 Rx 834.690
Channel 2 (302) Tx 879.060 Rx 834.060
Channel 3 (281) Tx 878.430 Rx 833.430
Channel 4 (260) Tx 877.800 Rx 832.800
Channel 5 (239) Tx 877.170 Rx 832.170
Channel 6 (218) Tx 876.540 Rx 831.540
Channel 7 (197) Tx 875.910 Rx 830.910
Channel 8 (176) Tx 875.280 Rx 830.280
Channel 9 (155) Tx 874.650 Rx 829.650
Channel 10 (134) Tx 874.020 Rx 829.020
Channel 11 (113) Tx 873.390 Rx 828.390
Channel 12 (92) Tx 872.760 Rx 827.760
Channel 13 (71) Tx 872.130 Rx 827.130
Channel 14 (50) Tx 871.500 Rx 826.500
Channel 15 (29) Tx 870.870 Rx 825.870
Channel 16 (8) Tx 870.240 Rx 825.240

Cell # 12
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (322) Tx 879.660 Rx 834.660
Channel 2 (301) Tx 879.030 Rx 834.030
Channel 3 (280) Tx 878.400 Rx 833.400
Channel 4 (259) Tx 877.770 Rx 832.770
Channel 5 (238) Tx 877.140 Rx 832.140
Channel 6 (217) Tx 876.510 Rx 831.510
Channel 7 (196) Tx 875.880 Rx 830.880
Channel 8 (175) Tx 875.250 Rx 830.250
Channel 9 (154) Tx 874.620 Rx 829.620
Channel 10 (133) Tx 873.990 Rx 828.990
Channel 11 (112) Tx 873.360 Rx 828.360
Channel 12 (91) Tx 872.730 Rx 827.730
Channel 13 (70) Tx 872.100 Rx 827.100
Channel 14 (49) Tx 871.470 Rx 826.470
Channel 15 (28) Tx 870.840 Rx 825.840
Channel 16 (7) Tx 870.210 Rx 825.210

Cell # 13
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (321) Tx 879.630 Rx 834.630
Channel 2 (300) Tx 879.000 Rx 834.000
Channel 3 (279) Tx 878.370 Rx 833.370
Channel 4 (258) Tx 877.740 Rx 832.740
Channel 5 (237) Tx 877.110 Rx 832.110
Channel 6 (216) Tx 876.480 Rx 831.480
Channel 7 (195) Tx 875.850 Rx 830.850
Channel 8 (174) Tx 875.220 Rx 830.220
Channel 9 (153) Tx 874.590 Rx 829.590
Channel 10 (132) Tx 873.960 Rx 828.960
Channel 11 (111) Tx 873.330 Rx 828.330
Channel 12 (90) Tx 872.700 Rx 827.700
Channel 13 (69) Tx 872.070 Rx 827.070
Channel 14 (48) Tx 871.440 Rx 826.440
Channel 15 (27) Tx 870.810 Rx 825.810
Channel 16 (6) Tx 870.180 Rx 825.180

Cell # 14
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (320) Tx 879.600 Rx 834.600
Channel 2 (299) Tx 878.970 Rx 833.970
Channel 3 (278) Tx 878.340 Rx 833.340
Channel 4 (257) Tx 877.710 Rx 832.710
Channel 5 (236) Tx 877.080 Rx 832.080
Channel 6 (215) Tx 876.450 Rx 831.450
Channel 7 (194) Tx 875.820 Rx 830.820
Channel 8 (173) Tx 875.190 Rx 830.190
Channel 9 (152) Tx 874.560 Rx 829.560
Channel 10 (131) Tx 873.930 Rx 828.930
Channel 11 (110) Tx 873.300 Rx 828.300
Channel 12 (89) Tx 872.670 Rx 827.670
Channel 13 (68) Tx 872.040 Rx 827.040
Channel 14 (47) Tx 871.410 Rx 826.410
Channel 15 (26) Tx 870.780 Rx 825.780
Channel 16 (5) Tx 870.150 Rx 825.150

Cell # 15
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (319) Tx 879.570 Rx 834.570
Channel 2 (298) Tx 878.940 Rx 833.940
Channel 3 (277) Tx 878.310 Rx 833.310
Channel 4 (256) Tx 877.680 Rx 832.680
Channel 5 (235) Tx 877.050 Rx 832.050
Channel 6 (214) Tx 876.420 Rx 831.420
Channel 7 (193) Tx 875.790 Rx 830.790
Channel 8 (172) Tx 875.160 Rx 830.160
Channel 9 (151) Tx 874.530 Rx 829.530
Channel 10 (130) Tx 873.900 Rx 828.900
Channel 11 (109) Tx 873.270 Rx 828.270
Channel 12 (88) Tx 872.640 Rx 827.640
Channel 13 (67) Tx 872.010 Rx 827.010
Channel 14 (46) Tx 871.380 Rx 826.380
Channel 15 (25) Tx 870.750 Rx 825.750
Channel 16 (4) Tx 870.120 Rx 825.120

Cell # 16
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (318) Tx 879.540 Rx 834.540
Channel 2 (297) Tx 878.910 Rx 833.910
Channel 3 (276) Tx 878.280 Rx 833.280
Channel 4 (255) Tx 877.650 Rx 832.650
Channel 5 (234) Tx 877.020 Rx 832.020
Channel 6 (213) Tx 876.390 Rx 831.390
Channel 7 (192) Tx 875.760 Rx 830.760
Channel 8 (171) Tx 875.130 Rx 830.130
Channel 9 (150) Tx 874.500 Rx 829.500
Channel 10 (129) Tx 873.870 Rx 828.870
Channel 11 (108) Tx 873.240 Rx 828.240
Channel 12 (87) Tx 872.610 Rx 827.610
Channel 13 (66) Tx 871.980 Rx 826.980
Channel 14 (45) Tx 871.350 Rx 826.350
Channel 15 (24) Tx 870.720 Rx 825.720
Channel 16 (3) Tx 870.090 Rx 825.090

Cell # 17
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Channel 1 (317) Tx 879.510 Rx 834.510
Channel 2 (296) Tx 878.880 Rx 833.880
Channel 3 (275) Tx 878.250 Rx 833.250
Channel 4 (254) Tx 877.620 Rx 832.620
Channel 5 (233) Tx 876.990 Rx 831.990
Channel 6 (212) Tx 876.360 Rx 831.360
Channel 7 (191) Tx 875.730 Rx 830.730
Channel 8 (170) Tx 875.100 Rx 830.100
Channel 9 (149) Tx 874.470 Rx 829.470
Channel 10 (128) Tx 873.840 Rx 828.840
Channel 11 (107) Tx 873.210 Rx 828.210
Channel 12 (86) Tx 872.580 Rx 827.580
Channel 13 (65) Tx 871.950 Rx 826.950
Channel 14 (44) Tx 871.320 Rx 826.320
Channel 15 (23) Tx 870.690 Rx 825.690
Channel 16 (2) Tx 870.060 Rx 825.060

Cell # 18
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Channel 1 (316) Tx 879.480 Rx 834.480
Channel 2 (295) Tx 878.850 Rx 833.850
Channel 3 (274) Tx 878.220 Rx 833.220
Channel 4 (253) Tx 877.590 Rx 832.590
Channel 5 (232) Tx 876.960 Rx 831.960
Channel 6 (211) Tx 876.330 Rx 831.330
Channel 7 (190) Tx 875.700 Rx 830.700
Channel 8 (169) Tx 875.070 Rx 830.070
Channel 9 (148) Tx 874.440 Rx 829.440
Channel 10 (127) Tx 873.810 Rx 828.810
Channel 11 (106) Tx 873.180 Rx 828.180
Channel 12 (85) Tx 872.550 Rx 827.550
Channel 13 (64) Tx 871.920 Rx 826.920
Channel 14 (43) Tx 871.290 Rx 826.290
Channel 15 (22) Tx 870.660 Rx 825.660
Channel 16 (1) Tx 870.030 Rx 825.030

Cell # 19
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Channel 1 (315) Tx 879.450 Rx 834.450
Channel 2 (294) Tx 878.820 Rx 833.820
Channel 3 (273) Tx 878.190 Rx 833.190
Channel 4 (252) Tx 877.560 Rx 832.560
Channel 5 (231) Tx 876.930 Rx 831.930
Channel 6 (210) Tx 876.300 Rx 831.300
Channel 7 (189) Tx 875.670 Rx 830.670
Channel 8 (168) Tx 875.040 Rx 830.040
Channel 9 (147) Tx 874.410 Rx 829.410
Channel 10 (126) Tx 873.780 Rx 828.780
Channel 11 (105) Tx 873.150 Rx 828.150
Channel 12 (84) Tx 872.520 Rx 827.520
Channel 13 (63) Tx 871.890 Rx 826.890
Channel 14 (42) Tx 871.260 Rx 826.260
Channel 15 (21) Tx 870.630 Rx 825.630

Cell # 20
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (314) Tx 879.420 Rx 834.420
Channel 2 (293) Tx 878.790 Rx 833.790
Channel 3 (272) Tx 878.160 Rx 833.160
Channel 4 (251) Tx 877.530 Rx 832.530
Channel 5 (230) Tx 876.900 Rx 831.900
Channel 6 (209) Tx 876.270 Rx 831.270
Channel 7 (188) Tx 875.640 Rx 830.640
Channel 8 (167) Tx 875.010 Rx 830.010
Channel 9 (146) Tx 874.380 Rx 829.380
Channel 10 (125) Tx 873.750 Rx 828.750
Channel 11 (104) Tx 873.120 Rx 828.120
Channel 12 (83) Tx 872.490 Rx 827.490
Channel 13 (62) Tx 871.860 Rx 826.860
Channel 14 (41) Tx 871.230 Rx 826.230
Channel 15 (20) Tx 870.600 Rx 825.600

Cell # 21
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (313) Tx 879.390 Rx 834.390
Channel 2 (292) Tx 878.760 Rx 833.760
Channel 3 (271) Tx 878.130 Rx 833.130
Channel 4 (250) Tx 877.500 Rx 832.500
Channel 5 (229) Tx 876.870 Rx 831.870
Channel 6 (208) Tx 876.240 Rx 831.240
Channel 7 (187) Tx 875.610 Rx 830.610
Channel 8 (166) Tx 874.980 Rx 829.980
Channel 9 (145) Tx 874.350 Rx 829.350
Channel 10 (124) Tx 873.720 Rx 828.720
Channel 11 (103) Tx 873.090 Rx 828.090
Channel 12 (82) Tx 872.460 Rx 827.460
Channel 13 (61) Tx 871.830 Rx 826.830
Channel 14 (40) Tx 871.200 Rx 826.200
Channel 15 (19) Tx 870.570 Rx 825.570

**************************************************

Cellular Phone Band B (Channel 1 is Data)

Cell # 1
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (334) Tx 880.020 Rx 835.020
Channel 2 (355) Tx 880.650 Rx 835.650
Channel 3 (376) Tx 881.280 Rx 836.280
Channel 4 (397) Tx 881.910 Rx 836.910
Channel 5 (418) Tx 882.540 Rx 837.540
Channel 6 (439) Tx 883.170 Rx 838.170
Channel 7 (460) Tx 883.800 Rx 838.800
Channel 8 (481) Tx 884.430 Rx 839.430
Channel 9 (502) Tx 885.060 Rx 840.060
Channel 10 (523) Tx 885.690 Rx 840.690
Channel 11 (544) Tx 886.320 Rx 841.320
Channel 12 (565) Tx 886.950 Rx 841.950
Channel 13 (586) Tx 887.580 Rx 842.580
Channel 14 (607) Tx 888.210 Rx 843.210
Channel 15 (628) Tx 888.840 Rx 843.840
Channel 16 (649) Tx 889.470 Rx 844.470

Cell # 2
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (335) Tx 880.050 Rx 835.050
Channel 2 (356) Tx 880.680 Rx 835.680
Channel 3 (377) Tx 881.310 Rx 836.310
Channel 4 (398) Tx 881.940 Rx 836.940
Channel 5 (419) Tx 882.570 Rx 837.570
Channel 6 (440) Tx 883.200 Rx 838.200
Channel 7 (461) Tx 883.830 Rx 838.830
Channel 8 (482) Tx 884.460 Rx 839.460
Channel 9 (503) Tx 885.090 Rx 840.090
Channel 10 (524) Tx 885.720 Rx 840.720
Channel 11 (545) Tx 886.350 Rx 841.350
Channel 12 (566) Tx 886.980 Rx 841.980
Channel 13 (587) Tx 887.610 Rx 842.610
Channel 14 (608) Tx 888.240 Rx 843.240
Channel 15 (629) Tx 888.870 Rx 843.870
Channel 16 (650) Tx 889.500 Rx 844.500

Cell # 3
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (336) Tx 880.080 Rx 835.080
Channel 2 (357) Tx 880.710 Rx 835.710
Channel 3 (378) Tx 881.340 Rx 836.340
Channel 4 (399) Tx 881.970 Rx 836.970
Channel 5 (420) Tx 882.600 Rx 837.600
Channel 6 (441) Tx 883.230 Rx 838.230
Channel 7 (462) Tx 883.860 Rx 838.860
Channel 8 (483) Tx 884.490 Rx 839.490
Channel 9 (504) Tx 885.120 Rx 840.120
Channel 10 (525) Tx 885.750 Rx 840.750
Channel 11 (546) Tx 886.380 Rx 841.380
Channel 12 (567) Tx 887.010 Rx 842.010
Channel 13 (588) Tx 887.640 Rx 842.640
Channel 14 (609) Tx 888.270 Rx 843.270
Channel 15 (630) Tx 888.900 Rx 843.900
Channel 16 (651) Tx 889.530 Rx 844.530

Cell # 4
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (337) Tx 880.110 Rx 835.110
Channel 2 (358) Tx 880.740 Rx 835.740
Channel 3 (379) Tx 881.370 Rx 836.370
Channel 4 (400) Tx 882.000 Rx 837.000
Channel 5 (421) Tx 882.630 Rx 837.630
Channel 6 (442) Tx 883.260 Rx 838.260
Channel 7 (463) Tx 883.890 Rx 838.890
Channel 8 (484) Tx 884.520 Rx 839.520
Channel 9 (505) Tx 885.150 Rx 840.150
Channel 10 (526) Tx 885.780 Rx 840.780
Channel 11 (547) Tx 886.410 Rx 841.410
Channel 12 (568) Tx 887.040 Rx 842.040
Channel 13 (589) Tx 887.670 Rx 842.670
Channel 14 (610) Tx 888.300 Rx 843.300
Channel 15 (631) Tx 888.930 Rx 843.930
Channel 16 (652) Tx 889.560 Rx 844.560

Cell # 5
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (338) Tx 880.140 Rx 835.140
Channel 2 (359) Tx 880.770 Rx 835.770
Channel 3 (380) Tx 881.400 Rx 836.400
Channel 4 (401) Tx 882.030 Rx 837.030
Channel 5 (422) Tx 882.660 Rx 837.660
Channel 6 (443) Tx 883.290 Rx 838.290
Channel 7 (464) Tx 883.920 Rx 838.920
Channel 8 (485) Tx 884.550 Rx 839.550
Channel 9 (506) Tx 885.180 Rx 840.180
Channel 10 (527) Tx 885.810 Rx 840.810
Channel 11 (548) Tx 886.440 Rx 841.440
Channel 12 (569) Tx 887.070 Rx 842.070
Channel 13 (590) Tx 887.700 Rx 842.700
Channel 14 (611) Tx 888.330 Rx 843.330
Channel 15 (632) Tx 888.960 Rx 843.960
Channel 16 (653) Tx 889.590 Rx 844.590

Cell # 6
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (339) Tx 880.170 Rx 835.170
Channel 2 (360) Tx 880.800 Rx 835.800
Channel 3 (381) Tx 881.430 Rx 836.430
Channel 4 (402) Tx 882.060 Rx 837.060
Channel 5 (423) Tx 882.690 Rx 837.690
Channel 6 (444) Tx 883.320 Rx 838.320
Channel 7 (465) Tx 883.950 Rx 838.950
Channel 8 (486) Tx 884.580 Rx 839.580
Channel 9 (507) Tx 885.210 Rx 840.210
Channel 10 (528) Tx 885.840 Rx 840.840
Channel 11 (549) Tx 886.470 Rx 841.470
Channel 12 (570) Tx 887.100 Rx 842.100
Channel 13 (591) Tx 887.730 Rx 842.730
Channel 14 (612) Tx 888.360 Rx 843.360
Channel 15 (633) Tx 888.990 Rx 843.990
Channel 16 (654) Tx 889.620 Rx 844.620

Cell # 7
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (340) Tx 880.200 Rx 835.200
Channel 2 (361) Tx 880.830 Rx 835.830
Channel 3 (382) Tx 881.460 Rx 836.460
Channel 4 (403) Tx 882.090 Rx 837.090
Channel 5 (424) Tx 882.720 Rx 837.720
Channel 6 (445) Tx 883.350 Rx 838.350
Channel 7 (466) Tx 883.980 Rx 838.980
Channel 8 (487) Tx 884.610 Rx 839.610
Channel 9 (508) Tx 885.240 Rx 840.240
Channel 10 (529) Tx 885.870 Rx 840.870
Channel 11 (550) Tx 886.500 Rx 841.500
Channel 12 (571) Tx 887.130 Rx 842.130
Channel 13 (592) Tx 887.760 Rx 842.760
Channel 14 (613) Tx 888.390 Rx 843.390
Channel 15 (634) Tx 889.020 Rx 844.020
Channel 16 (655) Tx 889.650 Rx 844.650

Cell # 8
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (341) Tx 880.230 Rx 835.230
Channel 2 (362) Tx 880.860 Rx 835.860
Channel 3 (383) Tx 881.490 Rx 836.490
Channel 4 (404) Tx 882.120 Rx 837.120
Channel 5 (425) Tx 882.750 Rx 837.750
Channel 6 (446) Tx 883.380 Rx 838.380
Channel 7 (467) Tx 884.010 Rx 839.010
Channel 8 (488) Tx 884.640 Rx 839.640
Channel 9 (509) Tx 885.270 Rx 840.270
Channel 10 (530) Tx 885.900 Rx 840.900
Channel 11 (551) Tx 886.530 Rx 841.530
Channel 12 (572) Tx 887.160 Rx 842.160
Channel 13 (593) Tx 887.790 Rx 842.790
Channel 14 (614) Tx 888.420 Rx 843.420
Channel 15 (635) Tx 889.050 Rx 844.050
Channel 16 (656) Tx 889.680 Rx 844.680

Cell # 9
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (342) Tx 880.260 Rx 835.260
Channel 2 (363) Tx 880.890 Rx 835.890
Channel 3 (384) Tx 881.520 Rx 836.520
Channel 4 (405) Tx 882.150 Rx 837.150
Channel 5 (426) Tx 882.780 Rx 837.780
Channel 6 (447) Tx 883.410 Rx 838.410
Channel 7 (468) Tx 884.040 Rx 839.040
Channel 8 (489) Tx 884.670 Rx 839.670
Channel 9 (510) Tx 885.300 Rx 840.300
Channel 10 (531) Tx 885.930 Rx 840.930
Channel 11 (552) Tx 886.560 Rx 841.560
Channel 12 (573) Tx 887.190 Rx 842.190
Channel 13 (594) Tx 887.820 Rx 842.820
Channel 14 (615) Tx 888.450 Rx 843.450
Channel 15 (636) Tx 889.080 Rx 844.080
Channel 16 (657) Tx 889.710 Rx 844.710

Cell # 10
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (343) Tx 880.290 Rx 835.290
Channel 2 (364) Tx 880.920 Rx 835.920
Channel 3 (385) Tx 881.550 Rx 836.550
Channel 4 (406) Tx 882.180 Rx 837.180
Channel 5 (427) Tx 882.810 Rx 837.810
Channel 6 (448) Tx 883.440 Rx 838.440
Channel 7 (469) Tx 884.070 Rx 839.070
Channel 8 (490) Tx 884.700 Rx 839.700
Channel 9 (511) Tx 885.330 Rx 840.330
Channel 10 (532) Tx 885.960 Rx 840.960
Channel 11 (553) Tx 886.590 Rx 841.590
Channel 12 (574) Tx 887.220 Rx 842.220
Channel 13 (595) Tx 887.850 Rx 842.850
Channel 14 (616) Tx 888.480 Rx 843.480
Channel 15 (637) Tx 889.110 Rx 844.110
Channel 16 (658) Tx 889.740 Rx 844.740

Cell # 11
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (344) Tx 880.320 Rx 835.320
Channel 2 (365) Tx 880.950 Rx 835.950
Channel 3 (386) Tx 881.580 Rx 836.580
Channel 4 (407) Tx 882.210 Rx 837.210
Channel 5 (428) Tx 882.840 Rx 837.840
Channel 6 (449) Tx 883.470 Rx 838.470
Channel 7 (470) Tx 884.100 Rx 839.100
Channel 8 (491) Tx 884.730 Rx 839.730
Channel 9 (512) Tx 885.360 Rx 840.360
Channel 10 (533) Tx 885.990 Rx 840.990
Channel 11 (554) Tx 886.620 Rx 841.620
Channel 12 (575) Tx 887.250 Rx 842.250
Channel 13 (596) Tx 887.880 Rx 842.880
Channel 14 (617) Tx 888.510 Rx 843.510
Channel 15 (638) Tx 889.140 Rx 844.140
Channel 16 (659) Tx 889.770 Rx 844.770

Cell # 12
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (345) Tx 880.350 Rx 835.350
Channel 2 (366) Tx 880.980 Rx 835.980
Channel 3 (387) Tx 881.610 Rx 836.610
Channel 4 (408) Tx 882.240 Rx 837.240
Channel 5 (429) Tx 882.870 Rx 837.870
Channel 6 (450) Tx 883.500 Rx 838.500
Channel 7 (471) Tx 884.130 Rx 839.130
Channel 8 (492) Tx 884.760 Rx 839.760
Channel 9 (513) Tx 885.390 Rx 840.390
Channel 10 (534) Tx 886.020 Rx 841.020
Channel 11 (555) Tx 886.650 Rx 841.650
Channel 12 (576) Tx 887.280 Rx 842.280
Channel 13 (597) Tx 887.910 Rx 842.910
Channel 14 (618) Tx 888.540 Rx 843.540
Channel 15 (639) Tx 889.170 Rx 844.170
Channel 16 (660) Tx 889.800 Rx 844.800

Cell # 13
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (346) Tx 880.380 Rx 835.380
Channel 2 (367) Tx 881.010 Rx 836.010
Channel 3 (388) Tx 881.640 Rx 836.640
Channel 4 (409) Tx 882.270 Rx 837.270
Channel 5 (430) Tx 882.900 Rx 837.900
Channel 6 (451) Tx 883.530 Rx 838.530
Channel 7 (472) Tx 884.160 Rx 839.160
Channel 8 (493) Tx 884.790 Rx 839.790
Channel 9 (514) Tx 885.420 Rx 840.420
Channel 10 (535) Tx 886.050 Rx 841.050
Channel 11 (556) Tx 886.680 Rx 841.680
Channel 12 (577) Tx 887.310 Rx 842.310
Channel 13 (598) Tx 887.940 Rx 842.940
Channel 14 (619) Tx 888.570 Rx 843.570
Channel 15 (640) Tx 889.200 Rx 844.200
Channel 16 (661) Tx 889.830 Rx 844.830

Cell # 14
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (347) Tx 880.410 Rx 835.410
Channel 2 (368) Tx 881.040 Rx 836.040
Channel 3 (389) Tx 881.670 Rx 836.670
Channel 4 (410) Tx 882.300 Rx 837.300
Channel 5 (431) Tx 882.930 Rx 837.930
Channel 6 (452) Tx 883.560 Rx 838.560
Channel 7 (473) Tx 884.190 Rx 839.190
Channel 8 (494) Tx 884.820 Rx 839.820
Channel 9 (515) Tx 885.450 Rx 840.450
Channel 10 (536) Tx 886.080 Rx 841.080
Channel 11 (557) Tx 886.710 Rx 841.710
Channel 12 (578) Tx 887.340 Rx 842.340
Channel 13 (599) Tx 887.970 Rx 842.970
Channel 14 (620) Tx 888.600 Rx 843.600
Channel 15 (641) Tx 889.230 Rx 844.230
Channel 16 (662) Tx 889.860 Rx 844.860

Cell # 15
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (348) Tx 880.440 Rx 835.440
Channel 2 (369) Tx 881.070 Rx 836.070
Channel 3 (390) Tx 881.700 Rx 836.700
Channel 4 (411) Tx 882.330 Rx 837.330
Channel 5 (432) Tx 882.960 Rx 837.960
Channel 6 (453) Tx 883.590 Rx 838.590
Channel 7 (474) Tx 884.220 Rx 839.220
Channel 8 (495) Tx 884.850 Rx 839.850
Channel 9 (516) Tx 885.480 Rx 840.480
Channel 10 (537) Tx 886.110 Rx 841.110
Channel 11 (558) Tx 886.740 Rx 841.740
Channel 12 (579) Tx 887.370 Rx 842.370
Channel 13 (600) Tx 888.000 Rx 843.000
Channel 14 (621) Tx 888.630 Rx 843.630
Channel 15 (642) Tx 889.260 Rx 844.260
Channel 16 (663) Tx 889.890 Rx 844.890

Cell # 16
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (349) Tx 880.470 Rx 835.470
Channel 2 (370) Tx 881.100 Rx 836.100
Channel 3 (391) Tx 881.730 Rx 836.730
Channel 4 (412) Tx 882.360 Rx 837.360
Channel 5 (433) Tx 882.990 Rx 837.990
Channel 6 (454) Tx 883.620 Rx 838.620
Channel 7 (475) Tx 884.250 Rx 839.250
Channel 8 (496) Tx 884.880 Rx 839.880
Channel 9 (517) Tx 885.510 Rx 840.510
Channel 10 (538) Tx 886.140 Rx 841.140
Channel 11 (559) Tx 886.770 Rx 841.770
Channel 12 (580) Tx 887.400 Rx 842.400
Channel 13 (601) Tx 888.030 Rx 843.030
Channel 14 (622) Tx 888.660 Rx 843.660
Channel 15 (643) Tx 889.290 Rx 844.290
Channel 16 (664) Tx 889.920 Rx 844.920

Cell # 17
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (350) Tx 880.500 Rx 835.500
Channel 2 (371) Tx 881.130 Rx 836.130
Channel 3 (392) Tx 881.760 Rx 836.760
Channel 4 (413) Tx 882.390 Rx 837.390
Channel 5 (434) Tx 883.020 Rx 838.020
Channel 6 (455) Tx 883.650 Rx 838.650
Channel 7 (476) Tx 884.280 Rx 839.280
Channel 8 (497) Tx 884.910 Rx 839.910
Channel 9 (518) Tx 885.540 Rx 840.540
Channel 10 (539) Tx 886.170 Rx 841.170
Channel 11 (560) Tx 886.800 Rx 841.800
Channel 12 (581) Tx 887.430 Rx 842.430
Channel 13 (602) Tx 888.060 Rx 843.060
Channel 14 (623) Tx 888.690 Rx 843.690
Channel 15 (644) Tx 889.320 Rx 844.320
Channel 16 (665) Tx 889.950 Rx 844.950

Cell # 18
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (351) Tx 880.530 Rx 835.530
Channel 2 (372) Tx 881.160 Rx 836.160
Channel 3 (393) Tx 881.790 Rx 836.790
Channel 4 (414) Tx 882.420 Rx 837.420
Channel 5 (435) Tx 883.050 Rx 838.050
Channel 6 (456) Tx 883.680 Rx 838.680
Channel 7 (477) Tx 884.310 Rx 839.310
Channel 8 (498) Tx 884.940 Rx 839.940
Channel 9 (519) Tx 885.570 Rx 840.570
Channel 10 (540) Tx 886.200 Rx 841.200
Channel 11 (561) Tx 886.830 Rx 841.830
Channel 12 (582) Tx 887.460 Rx 842.460
Channel 13 (603) Tx 888.090 Rx 843.090
Channel 14 (624) Tx 888.720 Rx 843.720
Channel 15 (645) Tx 889.350 Rx 844.350
Channel 16 (666) Tx 889.980 Rx 844.980

Cell # 19
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (352) Tx 880.560 Rx 835.560
Channel 2 (373) Tx 881.190 Rx 836.190
Channel 3 (394) Tx 881.820 Rx 836.820
Channel 4 (415) Tx 882.450 Rx 837.450
Channel 5 (436) Tx 883.080 Rx 838.080
Channel 6 (457) Tx 883.710 Rx 838.710
Channel 7 (478) Tx 884.340 Rx 839.340
Channel 8 (499) Tx 884.970 Rx 839.970
Channel 9 (520) Tx 885.600 Rx 840.600
Channel 10 (541) Tx 886.230 Rx 841.230
Channel 11 (562) Tx 886.860 Rx 841.860
Channel 12 (583) Tx 887.490 Rx 842.490
Channel 13 (604) Tx 888.120 Rx 843.120
Channel 14 (625) Tx 888.750 Rx 843.750
Channel 15 (646) Tx 889.380 Rx 844.380

Cell # 20
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (353) Tx 880.590 Rx 835.590
Channel 2 (374) Tx 881.220 Rx 836.220
Channel 3 (395) Tx 881.850 Rx 836.850
Channel 4 (416) Tx 882.480 Rx 837.480
Channel 5 (437) Tx 883.110 Rx 838.110
Channel 6 (458) Tx 883.740 Rx 838.740
Channel 7 (479) Tx 884.370 Rx 839.370
Channel 8 (500) Tx 885.000 Rx 840.000
Channel 9 (521) Tx 885.630 Rx 840.630
Channel 10 (542) Tx 886.260 Rx 841.260
Channel 11 (563) Tx 886.890 Rx 841.890
Channel 12 (584) Tx 887.520 Rx 842.520
Channel 13 (605) Tx 888.150 Rx 843.150
Channel 14 (626) Tx 888.780 Rx 843.780
Channel 15 (647) Tx 889.410 Rx 844.410

Cell # 21
--------------------------------------------------
Channel 1 (354) Tx 880.620 Rx 835.620
Channel 2 (375) Tx 881.250 Rx 836.250
Channel 3 (396) Tx 881.880 Rx 836.880
Channel 4 (417) Tx 882.510 Rx 837.510
Channel 5 (438) Tx 883.140 Rx 838.140
Channel 6 (459) Tx 883.770 Rx 838.770
Channel 7 (480) Tx 884.400 Rx 839.400
Channel 8 (501) Tx 885.030 Rx 840.030
Channel 9 (522) Tx 885.660 Rx 840.660
Channel 10 (543) Tx 886.290 Rx 841.290
Channel 11 (564) Tx 886.920 Rx 841.920
Channel 12 (585) Tx 887.550 Rx 842.550
Channel 13 (606) Tx 888.180 Rx 843.180
Channel 14 (627) Tx 888.810 Rx 843.810
Channel 15 (648) Tx 889.440 Rx 844.440

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Cellular phone frequency and cell construction

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__ __
\__/C \__/D \__
\__/G \__/A \__/
_/D \__/E \__/F \__
\__/B \__/C \__/
_/F \__/G \__/A \__
\__/D \__/E \__/
_/A \__/B \__/C \__
\__/ \__/ \__/

This represents how a cellular system might be laid out. Cells A and B
never share a common border. Neither do B and C, A and G, etc. Cells that
are next to each other are never assigned adjacent frequencies. They always
differ by at least 60 kiloHertz. To track a mobile phone as it changes cells,
let's put the mobile in a B cell. When the mobile switches frequencies, you
know that he could only go to an D, E, F or G cell because A and C have
adjacent frequencies. The two tables below will help you determine which
channel cells can go next to each other. You can contact your local cellular
phone company and see if they have any maps of the cells available. This is
not a sure thing, but it couldn't hurt to try.

Cells that can go next to each other:

Cell Compatible cells
A C, D, E, F
B D, E, F, G
C E, F, G, A
D F, G, A, B
E G, A, B, C
F A, B, C, D
G B, C, D, E

Here is a frequency/cell layout chart. The cell frequencies are used by
the cell site towers, and the mobile frequencies are the input frequencies
used by the cars.

Wireline company cell frequencies (BAND B)

CELL A CELL B CELL C CELL D CELL E CELL F CELL G
======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= =======
889.890 889.920 889.950 889.980
889.680 889.710 889.740 889.770 889.800 889.830 889.860
889.470 889.500 889.530 889.560 889.590 889.620 889.650
889.260 889.290 889.320 889.350 889.380 889.410 889.440
889.050 889.080 889.110 889.140 889.170 889.200 889.230
888.840 888.870 888.900 888.930 888.960 888.990 889.020
888.630 888.660 888.690 888.720 888.750 888.780 888.810
888.420 888.450 888.480 888.510 888.540 888.570 888.600
888.210 888.240 888.270 888.300 888.330 888.360 888.390
888.000 888.030 888.060 888.090 888.120 888.150 888.180
887.790 887.820 887.850 887.880 887.910 887.940 887.970
887.580 887.610 887.640 887.670 887.700 887.730 887.760
887.370 887.400 887.430 887.460 887.490 887.520 887.550
887.160 887.190 887.220 887.250 887.280 887.310 887.340
886.950 886.980 887.010 887.040 887.070 887.100 887.130
886.740 886.770 886.800 886.830 886.860 886.890 886.920
886.530 886.560 886.590 886.620 886.650 886.680 886.710
886.320 886.350 886.380 886.410 886.440 886.470 886.500 Voice
886.110 886.140 886.170 886.200 886.230 886.260 886.290
885.900 885.930 885.960 885.990 886.020 886.050 886.080
885.690 885.720 885.750 885.780 885.810 885.840 885.870
885.480 885.510 885.540 885.570 885.600 885.630 885.660
885.270 885.300 885.330 885.360 885.390 885.420 885.450
885.060 885.090 885.120 885.150 885.180 885.210 885.240
884.850 884.880 884.910 884.940 884.970 885.000 885.030
884.640 884.670 884.700 884.730 884.760 884.790 884.820
884.430 884.460 884.490 884.520 884.550 884.580 884.610
884.220 884.250 884.280 884.310 884.340 884.370 884.400
884.010 884.040 884.070 884.100 884.130 884.160 884.190
Channels
883.800 883.830 883.860 883.890 883.920 883.950 883.980
883.590 883.620 883.650 883.680 883.710 883.740 883.770
883.380 883.410 883.440 883.470 883.500 883.530 883.560
883.170 883.200 883.230 883.260 883.290 883.320 883.350
882.960 882.990 883.020 883.050 883.080 883.110 883.140
882.750 882.780 882.810 882.840 882.870 882.900 882.930
882.540 882.570 882.600 882.630 882.660 882.690 882.720
882.330 882.360 882.390 882.420 882.450 882.480 882.510
882.120 882.150 882.180 882.210 882.240 882.270 882.300
881.910 881.940 881.970 882.000 882.030 882.060 882.090
881.700 881.730 881.760 881.790 881.820 881.850 881.880
881.490 881.520 881.550 881.580 881.610 881.640 881.670
881.280 881.310 881.340 881.370 881.400 881.430 881.460
881.070 881.100 881.130 881.160 881.190 881.220 881.250
880.860 880.890 880.920 880.950 880.980 881.010 881.040
880.650 880.680 880.710 880.740 880.770 880.800 880.830
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880.440 880.470 880.500 880.530 880.560 880.590 880.620 Digital
880.230 880.260 880.290 880.320 880.350 880.380 880.410 Control
880.020 880.050 880.080 880.110 880.140 880.170 880.200
Channels

Wireline company mobile frequencies (BAND B)

======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= =======
844.890 844.920 844.950 844.980
844.680 844.710 844.740 844.770 844.800 844.830 844.860
844.470 844.500 844.530 844.560 844.590 844.620 844.650
844.260 844.290 844.320 844.350 844.380 844.410 844.440
844.050 844.080 844.110 844.140 844.170 844.200 844.230
843.840 843.870 843.900 843.930 843.960 843.990 844.020
843.630 843.660 843.690 843.720 843.750 843.780 843.810
843.420 843.450 843.480 843.510 843.540 843.570 843.600
843.210 843.240 843.270 843.300 843.330 843.360 843.390
843.000 843.030 843.060 843.090 843.120 843.150 843.180
842.790 842.820 842.850 842.880 842.910 842.940 842.970
842.580 842.610 842.640 842.670 842.700 842.730 842.760
842.370 842.400 842.430 842.460 842.490 842.520 842.550
842.160 842.190 842.220 842.250 842.280 842.310 842.340
841.950 841.980 842.010 842.040 842.070 842.100 842.130
841.740 841.770 841.800 841.830 841.860 841.890 841.920
841.530 841.560 841.590 841.620 841.650 841.680 841.710
841.320 841.350 841.380 841.410 841.440 841.470 841.500 Voice
841.110 841.140 841.170 841.200 841.230 841.260 841.290
840.900 840.930 840.960 840.990 841.020 841.050 841.080
840.690 840.720 840.750 840.780 840.810 840.840 840.870
840.480 840.510 840.540 840.570 840.600 840.630 840.660
840.270 840.300 840.330 840.360 840.390 840.420 840.450
840.060 840.090 840.120 840.150 840.180 840.210 840.240
839.850 839.880 839.910 839.940 839.970 840.000 840.030
839.640 839.670 839.700 839.730 839.760 839.790 839.820
839.430 839.460 839.490 839.520 839.550 839.580 839.610
839.220 839.250 839.280 839.310 839.340 839.370 839.400
839.010 839.040 839.070 839.100 839.130 839.160 839.190
Channels
838.800 838.830 838.860 838.890 838.920 838.950 838.980
838.590 838.620 838.650 838.680 838.710 838.740 838.770
838.380 838.410 838.440 838.470 838.500 838.530 838.560
838.170 838.200 838.230 838.260 838.290 838.320 838.350
837.960 837.990 838.020 838.050 838.080 838.110 838.140
837.750 837.780 837.810 837.840 837.870 837.900 837.930
837.540 837.570 837.600 837.630 837.660 837.690 837.720
837.330 837.360 837.390 837.420 837.450 837.480 837.510
837.120 837.150 837.180 837.210 837.240 837.270 837.300
836.910 836.940 836.970 837.000 837.030 837.060 837.090
836.700 836.730 836.760 836.790 836.820 836.850 836.880
836.490 836.520 836.550 836.580 836.610 836.640 836.670
836.280 836.310 836.340 836.370 836.400 836.430 836.460
836.070 836.100 836.130 836.160 836.190 836.220 836.250
835.860 835.890 835.920 835.950 835.980 836.010 836.040
835.650 835.680 835.710 835.740 835.770 835.800 835.830
-------------------------------------------------------------------
835.440 835.470 835.500 835.530 835.560 835.590 835.620
Digital
835.230 835.260 835.290 835.320 835.350 835.380 835.410
Control
835.020 835.050 835.080 835.110 835.140 835.170 835.200
Channels

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==

Non-wireline company cell frequencies (BAND A)

======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= =======
879.900 879.930 879.960 879.990 Digital
879.690 879.720 879.750 879.780 879.810 879.840 879.870 Control
879.480 879.510 879.540 879.570 879.600 879.630 879.660
Channels
------------------------------------- 879.390 879.420 879.450
879.270 879.300 879.330 879.360 ---------------------------
879.060 879.090 879.120 879.150 879.180 879.210 879.240
878.850 878.880 878.910 878.940 878.970 879.000 879.030
878.640 878.670 878.700 878.730 878.760 878.790 878.820
878.430 878.460 878.490 878.520 878.550 878.580 878.610
878.220 878.250 878.280 878.310 878.340 878.370 878.400
878.010 878.040 878.070 878.100 878.130 878.160 878.190
877.800 877.830 877.860 877.890 877.920 877.950 877.980
877.590 877.620 877.650 877.680 877.710 877.740 877.770
877.380 877.410 877.440 877.470 877.500 877.530 877.560
877.170 877.200 877.230 877.260 877.290 877.320 877.350
876.960 876.990 877.020 877.050 877.080 877.110 877.140
876.750 876.780 876.810 876.840 876.870 876.900 876.930
876.540 876.570 876.600 876.630 876.660 876.690 876.720
876.330 876.360 876.390 876.420 876.450 876.480 876.510
876.120 876.150 876.180 876.210 876.240 876.270 876.300
875.910 875.940 875.970 876.000 876.030 876.060 876.090
875.700 875.730 875.760 875.790 875.820 875.850 875.880 Voice
875.490 875.520 875.550 875.580 875.610 875.640 875.670
875.280 875.310 875.340 875.370 875.400 875.430 875.460
875.070 875.100 875.130 875.160 875.190 875.220 875.250
874.860 874.890 874.920 874.950 874.980 875.010 875.040
874.650 874.680 874.710 874.740 874.770 874.800 874.830
874.440 874.470 874.500 874.530 874.560 874.590 874.620
874.230 874.260 874.290 874.320 874.350 874.380 874.410
874.020 874.050 874.080 874.110 874.140 874.170 874.200
873.810 873.840 873.870 873.900 873.930 873.960 873.990
873.600 873.630 873.660 873.690 873.720 873.750 873.780
873.390 873.420 873.450 873.480 873.510 873.540 873.570
Channels
873.180 873.210 873.240 873.270 873.300 873.330 873.360
872.970 873.000 873.030 873.060 873.090 873.120 873.150
872.760 872.790 872.820 872.850 872.880 872.910 872.940
872.550 872.580 872.610 872.640 872.670 872.700 872.730
872.340 872.370 872.400 872.430 872.460 872.490 872.520
872.130 872.160 872.190 872.220 872.250 872.280 872.310
871.920 871.950 871.980 872.010 872.040 872.070 872.100
871.710 871.740 871.770 871.800 871.830 871.860 871.890
871.500 871.530 871.560 871.590 871.620 871.650 871.680
871.290 871.320 871.350 871.380 871.410 871.440 871.470
871.080 871.110 871.140 871.170 871.200 871.230 871.260
870.870 870.900 870.930 870.960 870.990 871.020 871.050
870.660 870.690 870.720 870.750 870.780 870.810 870.840
870.450 870.480 870.510 870.540 870.570 870.600 870.630
870.240 870.270 870.300 870.330 870.360 870.390 870.420
870.030 870.060 870.090 870.120 870.150 870.180 870.210

Non-wireline company mobile frequencies (BAND A)

======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= =======
834.900 834.930 834.960 834.990 Digital
834.690 834.720 834.750 834.780 834.810 834.840 834.870 Control
834.480 834.510 834.540 834.570 834.600 834.630 834.660
Channels
------------------------------------- 834.390 834.420 834.450
834.270 834.300 834.330 834.360 ---------------------------
834.060 834.090 834.120 834.150 834.180 834.210 834.240
833.850 833.880 833.910 833.940 833.970 834.000 834.030
833.640 833.670 833.700 833.730 833.760 833.790 833.820
833.430 833.460 833.490 833.520 833.550 833.580 833.610
833.220 833.250 833.280 833.310 833.340 833.370 833.400
833.010 833.040 833.070 833.100 833.130 833.160 833.190
832.800 832.830 832.860 832.890 832.920 832.950 832.980
832.590 832.620 832.650 832.680 832.710 832.740 832.770
832.380 832.410 832.440 832.470 832.500 832.530 832.560
832.170 832.200 832.230 832.260 832.290 832.320 832.350
831.960 831.990 832.020 832.050 832.080 832.110 832.140
831.750 831.780 831.810 831.840 831.870 831.900 831.930
831.540 831.570 831.600 831.630 831.660 831.690 831.720
831.330 831.360 831.390 831.420 831.450 831.480 831.510
831.120 831.150 831.180 831.210 831.240 831.270 831.300
830.910 830.940 830.970 831.000 831.030 831.060 831.090
830.700 830.730 830.760 830.790 830.820 830.850 830.880 Voice
830.490 830.520 830.550 830.580 830.610 830.640 830.670
830.280 830.310 830.340 830.370 830.400 830.430 830.460
830.070 830.100 830.130 830.160 830.190 830.220 830.250
829.860 829.890 829.920 829.950 829.980 830.010 830.040
829.650 829.680 829.710 829.740 829.770 829.800 829.830
829.440 829.470 829.500 829.530 829.560 829.590 829.620
829.230 829.260 829.290 829.320 829.350 829.380 829.410
829.020 829.050 829.080 829.110 829.140 829.170 829.200
828.810 828.840 828.870 828.900 828.930 828.960 828.990
828.600 828.630 828.660 828.690 828.720 828.750 828.780
828.390 828.420 828.450 828.480 828.510 828.540 828.570
Channels
828.180 828.210 828.240 828.270 828.300 828.330 828.360
827.970 828.000 828.030 828.060 828.090 828.120 828.150
827.760 827.790 827.820 827.850 827.880 827.910 827.940
827.550 827.580 827.610 827.640 827.670 827.700 827.730
827.340 827.370 827.400 827.430 827.460 827.490 827.520
827.130 827.160 827.190 827.220 827.250 827.280 827.310
826.920 826.950 826.980 827.010 827.040 827.070 827.100
826.710 826.740 826.770 826.800 826.830 826.860 826.890
826.500 826.530 826.560 826.590 826.620 826.650 826.680
826.290 826.320 826.350 826.380 826.410 826.440 826.470
826.080 826.110 826.140 826.170 826.200 826.230 826.260
825.870 825.900 825.930 825.960 825.990 826.020 826.050
825.660 825.690 825.720 825.750 825.780 825.810 825.840
825.450 825.480 825.510 825.540 825.570 825.600 825.630
825.240 825.270 825.300 825.330 825.360 825.390 825.420
825.030 825.060 825.090 825.120 825.150 825.180 825.210

Monitoring of the base sites is obviously going to be easier than
monitoring the mobiles. The cell base sites are towers (usually blue) with a
triangle shaped "head" on top, and sporting a couple of what appear to be
vertical antennas. These base sites have a range of 3-5 miles. If you take
a
look at the honeycomb diagram, you can see how they are laid out. The cell
transmitter is in the middle of the cell. It is possible to hear many, most,
or all of the cells in your city, depending on your location. The closer you
live to a boundary, the greater the chances of your being able to receive
more
cells. Due to the nature of radio signals, the actual cell shape is more or
less round. However, the hexagon shape lends itself better to show how the
system is laid out. With a circular coverage area, there will be some
overlapping between adjacent cells.

__ __
\__/C \__/D \__
\__/G \__/A \__/
_/D \__/E \__/F \__
\__/B \__*C \__/
_/F \__/G \__/A \__
\__/D \__/E \__/
_/A \__/B \__/C \__
\__/ \__/ \__/

If, for example, you live near the asterisk (*) in the above diagram, you
will be able go easily hear the G, C, E, and A cells you're near. Since the
maximum _practical_ range of a cell is 3-5 miles, you'll be able to hear them
a bit farther away. However, due to the nature of the FM transceivers at the
cell sites (they capture only the _strongest_ signal), you should be able to
hear all seven cells. Which _one_ of each cell you hear will depend on your
location and the strength of the received signal. In the above diagram,
you'll most likely hear the F cell in the upper right, rather than the one on
the left.

Mobile reception is almost a waste of time unless you have an outdoor
antenna. And, since the mobile will be repeated on the cell site, it's
better
to listen to the cell frequencies. You may not be able to hear both sides of
the conversation if you listen only to the mobile frequencies!!! It is useful,
however, for determining which channel cell you're in. If you use the
antenna
that came with the scanner, mobile range will be decreased down to 1 or 2
miles. By checking the scanner readout against the cell list above
(825.030-844.980 MHz), you can tell what cell the mobile is in. This is also
useful on the cell site frequencies. If you hear someone say, "I'm at the
corner of highway FF and 37," and you know where the cell site antenna is in
that area, you can check the frequency listing above and determine what cell
that antenna belongs to.

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==

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 and CMT

=============================================================================
==

The ECPA, passed in 1986, is partly responsible for the extreme interest
in CMT monitoring. After all, if you tell someone they can't listen to these
phone calls, they'll immediately want to do so. "There must be _something_
going on there that's either interesting or important. Why else would they
want to keep us from listening?" seems to be the predominant reaction.

Be assured that it is illegal under the ECPA to listen to cellular phone
calls. This law was passed mainly to satisfy the CMT manufacturers. They can
now tell their customers that their conversations are 'protected by federal
law.' However, when this law was drawn up, it was obviously felt to be too
narrow in its views, since it protected only one service. So it was amended
to include various services, such as microwaves, some satellites, broadcast
STL links (studio-transmitter links), and the descrambling of scrambled
signals.

However, from the very beginning, the government has shown an extremely
bored attitude when it comes to the ECPA. There is virtually no attempt at
enforcement, unless it's a case involving blackmail, or an overt attempt is
being made to provide radios with CMT-specific frequencies. In the latter
case, a dealer was modifying the radios he was selling. After a government
visit, he agreed not to modify the radios, but he was allowed to include
instructions on how to make the modification. With the Pro-2005 and Pro-2005,
this consists of opening the radio and clipping one diode, an operation that
takes all of 15 minutes, including disassembly.

What does all this mean? You can receive any frequency you wish. There
is literally no way to tell what you're listening to in the privacy of your
home. Your scanner (as well as EVERY radio) _does_ transmit an extremely
small amount of RF energy from the local oscillator, but unless the radio is
in very bad shape, that energy won't go past 40 or 50 feet. The "gummint"
would have to drive around in detection vans with beam antennas, and with
100,000 scanner owners, it's an extremely good bet that they're not even
going
to consider thinking about the merest possibility that someone might put this
idea forward to be comtemplated. They've got more important stuff to worry
about. What it comes down to is this: listen to whatever you want to, but
don't divulge it or use the information for personal or illegal gain. That
will get you into deep doo-doo in double-quick time.

Most people have the opinion that if it's unscrambled, and it's passing
freely through their home and body, that they have the right to receive it.
This sounds like good solid thinking. The laws of this land provide for just
compensation to individuals. Perhaps a few bills to CMT companies for
transmission rights would help to remove this silly law from the books.

=============================================================================
==

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986

=============================================================================
==

February 2, 1987

TITLE 18 - CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

PART I. CRIMES

Chapter Sec.
* * *
General provisions............................................. 1
* * *
119. Wire and electronic communications interception and
interception of oral communications................. 2510
* * *
121. Stored Wire and Electronic Communications and Transactional
Records Access...................................... 2701
* * *

PART II. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

201. General provisions.................................. 3001
* * *
206. Pen Registers and Trap and Trace Devices............ 3121
* * *

CHAPTER 65 - MALICIOUS MISCHIEF

Sec.
* * *
1367. Interference with the operation of a satellite.
* * *

{ 1367. Interference with the operation of a satellite

(a) Whoever, without the authority of the satellite operator,
intentionally or maliciously interferes with the authorized operation of a
communications or weather satellite or obstructs or hinders any satellite
transmission shall be fined in accordance with this title or imprisoned not
more than ten years of both.

(b) This section does not prohibit any lawfully authorized
investigative, protective, or intelligence activity of a law enforcement
agency or of an intelligence agency of the United States.

* * *
CHAPTER 109 - SEARCHES AND SEIZURES
* * *

{ 2232. Destruction or removal of property to prevent seizure

(a) Physical Interference With Search. -- Whoever, before, during, or
after seizure of any property by any person authorized to make searches and
seizures, in order to prevent the seizure or securing of any goods, wares,
or merchandise by such person, staves, breaks, throws overboard, destroys,
or removes the same, shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned more
than five years, or both.

(b) Notice of Search. -- Whoever, having knowledge that any person
authorized to make searches and seizures has been authorized or is otherwise
likely to make a search or seizure, in order to prevent the authorized
seizing or securing of any person, goods, wares, merchandise or other
property, gives notice or attempts to give notice of the possible search or
seizure to any person shall be fined not more than $100,000 or imprisoned
not more than five years, or both.

(c) Notice of Certain Electronic Surveillance. -- Whoever, having
knowledge that a Federal investigative or law enforcement officer has been
authorized or has applied for authorization under chapter 119 to intercept a
wire, oral, or electronic communication, in order to obstruct, impede, or
prevent such interception, gives notice or attempts to give notice of the
possible interception to any person shall be fined under this title or
imprisoned not more than five years, or both.

Whoever, having knowledge that a Federal officer has been
authorized or has applied for authorization to conduct electronic
surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (50 U.S.C.
1801, et seq.), in order to obstruct, impede, or prevent such activity,
gives notice or attempts to give notice of the possible activity to any
person shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five
years, or both.

* * *

CHAPTER 119 -- WIRE AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
INTERCEPTION AND INTERCEPTION OF ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Sec.
2510. Definitions.

2511. Interception and disclosure of wire or oral communications
prohibited.

2512. Manufacture, distribution, possession, and advertising of
wire or oral communication intercepting devices
prohibited.

2513. Confiscation of wire, oral, or electronic communication
intercepting devices.

2514. Immunity of witnesses.

2515. Prohibition of use as evidence of intercepted wire, oral,
or electronic communications.

2516. Authorization for interception of wire, oral, or electronic
communications.

2517. Authorization for disclosure and use of intercepted wire,
oral, or electronic communications.

2518. Procedure for interception of wire, oral, or electronic
communications.

2519. Reports concerning intercepted wire, oral or electronic
communications.

2520. Recovery of civil damages authorized.

2521. Injunction against illegal interception.

{ 2510. Definitions

As used in this chapter --

(1) "wire communication" means any aural transfer made in whole
or in part through the use of facilities for the transmission of
communications by the aid of wire, cable, or other like connection
between the point of origin and the point of reception (including the
use of such connection in a switching station) furnished or operated by
any person engaged in providing or operating such facilities for the
transmission of interstate or foreign communications or communications
affecting interstate or foreign commerce and such term includes any
electronic storage of such communication, but such term does not
include the radio portion of a cordless telephone communication that is
transmitted between the cordless telephone handset and the base unit;

(2) "oral communication" means any oral communication uttered by
a person exhibiting an expectation that such communication is not
subject to interception under circumstances justifying such
expectation, but such term does not include any electronic
communication;

* * *

(4) "intercept" means the aural or other acquisition of the
contents of any wire, electronic, or oral communication through the use
of any electronic, mechanical, or other device.

(5) "electronic mechanical, or other device" means any device or
apparatus which can be used to intercept a wire, oral, or electronic
communication other than --

(a) any telephone or telegraph instrument, equipment or
facility, or any component thereof, (i) furnished to the
subscriber or user by a provider of wire or electronic
communication service in the ordinary course of its business and
being used by the subscriber or user in the ordinary course of its
business or furnished by such subscriber or user for connection to
the facilities of such service and used in the ordinary course of
its business; or (ii) being used by a communications common
carrier in the ordinary course of its business, or by an
investigative or law enforcement officer in the ordinary course of
his duties;

* * *

(8) "contents", when used with respect to any wire, oral, or
electronic communication, includes any information concerning the
substance, purport, or meaning of that communication;

(9) "Judge of competent jurisdiction" means --

(a) a judge of a United States district court or a United
States court of appeals; and

(b) a judge of any court of general criminal jurisdiction of
a State who is authorized by a statute of that State to enter
orders authorizing interceptions of wire, oral, or electronic
communications;

(10) "communication common carrier" shall have the same meaning
which is given the term "common carrier" by section 153(h) of title 47
of the United States Code;

(11) "aggrieved person" means a person who was a party to any
intercepted wire, oral, or electronic communication or a person against
whom the interception was directed;

(12) "electronic communication" means any transfer of signs,
signals, writing, images, sounds, data, or intelligence of any nature
transmitted in whole or in part by a wire, radio, electromagnetic,
photoelectronic or photo optical system that affects interstate or
foreign commerce, but does not include --

(A) the radio portion of a cordless telephone communication
that is transmitted between the cordless telephone handset and the
base unit;

(B) any wire or oral communication;

(C) any communication made through a tone-only paging
device; or

(D) any communication from a tracking device (as defined in
section 3117 of this title);

(13) "user" means any person or entity who --

(A) uses an electronic communication service; and

(B) is duly authorized by the provider of such service to
engage in such use;

(14) "electronic communications system" means any wire, radio,
electromagnetic, photooptical or photoelectronic facilities for the
transmission of electronic communications, and any computer facilities
or related electronic equipment for the electronic storage of such
communications;

(15) "electronic communication service" means any service which
provides to users thereof the ability to send or receive wire or
electronic communications;

(16) "readily accessible to the general public" means, with
respect to a radio communication, that such communication is not --

(A) scrambled or encrypted;

(B) transmitted using modulation techniques whose essential
parameters have been withheld from the public with the intention
of preserving the privacy of such communication;

(C) carried on a subcarrier or other signal subsidiary to a
radio transmission;

(D) transmitted over a communication system provided by a
common carrier, unless the communication is a tone only paging
system communication; or

(E) transmitted on frequencies allocated under part 25,
subpart D, E, or F of part 74, or part 94 of the Rules of the
Federal Communications Commission, unless, in the case of a
communication transmitted on a frequency allocated under part 74
that is not exclusively allocated to broadcast auxiliary services,
the communication is a two-way voice communication by radio;

(17) "electronic storage" means --

(A) any temporary, intermediate storage of a wire or
electronic communication incidental to the electronic transmission
thereof; and

(B) any storage of such communication by an electronic
communication service for purposes of backup protection of such
communication; and

(18) "aural transfer" means a transfer containing the human voice
at any point between and including the point of origin and the point of
reception.

{ 2511. Interception and disclosure of wire or oral
communications prohibited

(1) Except as otherwise specifically provided in this chapter any
person who--

(a) intentionally intercepts, endeavors to intercept, or procures
any other person to intercept or endeavor to intercept, any wire, oral,
or electronic communication;

(b) intentionally uses, endeavors to use, or procures any other
person to use or endeavor to use any electronic, mechanical, or other
device to intercept any oral communication when --

(i) such device is affixed to, or otherwise transmits a
signal through, a wire, cable, or other like connection used in
wire communication; or

(ii) such device transmits communications by radio, or
interferes with the transmission of such communication; or

(iii) such person knows, or has reason to know, that such
device or any component thereof has been sent through the mail or
transported in interstate or foreign commerce; or

(iv) such use or endeavor to use (A) takes place on the
premises of any business or other commercial establishment the
operations of which affect interstate or foreign commerce; or (B)
obtains or is for the purpose of obtaining information relating to
the operations of any business or other commercial establishment
the operations of which affect interstate or foreign commerce; or

(v) such person acts in the District of Columbia, the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or any territory or possession of the
United States;

(c) intentionally discloses, or endeavors to disclose, to any
other person the contents of any wire, oral, or electronic
communication, knowing or have reason to know that the information was
obtained through the interception of a wire oral, or electronic
communication in violation of this subsection; or

(d) intentionally uses, or endeavors to use, the contents of any
wire, oral, or electronic communication, knowing or having reason to
know that the information was obtained through the interception of a
wire, oral, or electronic communication in violation of this
subsection; shall be punished as provided in subsection (4) or shall be
subject to suit as provided in subsection (5).

(2)(a)(i) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter for an operator
of a switchboard, or an officer, employee, or agent of a provider of wire or
electronic communication service, whose facilities are used in the
transmission of a wire communication, to intercept, disclose, or use that
communication in the normal course of his employment while engaged in any
activity which is a necessary incident to the rendition of his service or to
the protection of the rights or property of the provider of that service,
except that a provider of wire communication service to the public shall not
utilize service observing or random monitoring except for mechanical or
service quality control checks.

(ii) Notwithstanding any other law, providers of wire or electronic
communication service, their officers, employees, and agents, landlords,
custodians, or other persons, are authorized to provide information
facilities, or technical assistance to persons authorized by law to
intercept wire, oral, or electronic communications or to conduct electronic
surveillance, as defined in section 101 of the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act of 1978, if such provider its officers, employees, or
agents, landlord, custodian, or other specified person has been provided
with --

(A) a court order directing such assistance signed by the
authorizing judge, or

(B) a certification in writing by a person specified in section
2518(7) of this title or the Attorney General of the United States that
no warrant or court order is required by law, that all statutory
requirements have been met, and that the specified assistance is
required.

setting forth the period of time during which the provision of the
information, facilities, or technical assistance is authorized and
specifying the information, facilities, or technical assistance required.
No provider of wire or electronic communication service officer, employee,
or agent thereof, or landlord, custodian, or other specified person shall
disclose the existence of any interception or surveillance of the device
used to accomplish the interception or surveillance with respect to which
the person has been furnished an order or certification under this
subparagraph, except as may otherwise be required by legal process and then
only after prior notification to the Attorney General or to the principal
prosecuting attorney of a State or any political subdivision of a State, as
may be appropriate. Any such disclosure, shall render such person liable
for the civil damages provided for in section 2520. No cause of action
shall lie in any court against any provider of wire or electronic
communication service its officers, employees, or agents, landlord,
custodian, or other specified person for providing information, facilities,
or assistance in accordance with the terms of a court order or certification
under this chapter.

(b) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter for an officer,
employee, or agent of the Federal Communications Commission, in the normal
course of his employment and in discharge of the monitoring responsibilities
exercised by the Commission in the enforcement of chapter 5 of title 57 of
the United States Code, to intercept a wire or electronic communication, or
oral communication transmitted by radio, or to disclose or use the
information thereby obtained.

(c) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter for a person acting
under color of law to intercept a wire, oral, or electronic communication,
where such person is a party to the communication or one of the parties to
the communication has given prior consent to such interception.

(d) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter for a person not
acting under color of law to intercept a wire, oral, or electronic
communication where such person is a party to the communication or where one
of the parties to the communication has given prior consent to such
interception unless such communication is intercepted for the purpose of
committing any criminal or tortious act in violation of the Constitution or
laws of the United States or of any State.

(e) Notwithstanding any other provision of this title or section 705
or 706 of the Communications Act of 1934, it shall not be unlawful for an
office, employee, or agent of the United States in the normal course of his
official duty to conduct electronic surveillance, as defined in section 101
of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, as authorized by that
Act.

(f) Nothing contained in this chapter or chapter 121, or section 705
of the Communications Act of 1934, shall be deemed to affect the acquisition
by the United States Government of foreign intelligence information from
international or foreign communication, or foreign intelligence activities
conducted in accordance with otherwise applicable Federal law involving a
foreign electronic communications system, utilizing a means other than
electronic surveillance as defined in section 101 of the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and procedures in this chapter and
the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 shall be the exclusive
means by which electronic surveillance, as defined in section 101 of such
Act, and the interception of domestic wire and oral communications may be
conducted.

(g) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter or chapter 121 of this
title for any person --

(i) to intercept or access an electronic communication made
through an electronic communication system that is configured so that
such electronic communication is readily accessible to the general
public;

(ii) to intercept any radio communication which is transmitted --

(I) by any station for the use of the general public, or
that relates to ships, aircraft, vehicles, or persons in distress;

(II) by any governmental, law enforcement, civil defense
private land mobile, or public safety communications system,
including police and fire, readily accessible to the general
public;

(III) by a station operating on an authorized frequency
within the bands allocated to the amateur, citizens band, or
general mobile radio services; or

(IV) by any marine or aeronautical communications system;

(iii) to engage in any conduct which --

(I) is prohibited by section 633 of the Communications Act
of 1934; or

(II) is excepted from the application of section 705(a) of
the Communications Act of 1934 by section 705(b) of that Act;

(iv) to intercept any wire or electronic communication the
transmission of which is causing harmful interference to any lawfully
operating station or consumer electronic equipment, to the extent
necessary to identify the source of such interference; or

(v) for other users of the same frequency to intercept any radio
communication made through a system that utilizes frequencies monitored
by individuals engaged in the provision or the use of such system, if
such communication is not scrambled or encrypted.

(h) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter --

(i) to use a pen register or a trap and trace device (as those
terms are defined for the purposes of chapter 206 (relating to pen
registers and trap and trace devices) of this title); or

(ii) for a provider of electronic communication service to record
the fact that a wire or electronic communication was initiated or
completed in order to protect such provider, another provider
furnishing service toward the completion of the wire or electronic
communication, or a user of that service, from fraudulent, unlawful or
abusive use of such service.

(3)(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this subsection a
person or entity providing an electronic communication service to the public
shall not intentionally divulge the contents of any communication (other
than one to such person or entity, or an agent thereof) while in
transmission on that service to any person or entity other than an addressee
or intended recipient of such communication or an agent of such addressee or
intended recipient.

(b) A person or entity providing electronic communication service to
the public may divulge the contents of any such communication --

(i) as otherwise authorized in section 2511(2)(a) or 2517 of this
title;

(ii) with the lawful consent of the originator or any addressee
or intended recipient of such communication;

(iii) to a person employed or authorized, or whose facilities are
used, to forward such communication to its destination; or

(iv) which were inadvertently obtained by the service provider
and which appear to pertain to the commission of a crime, if such
divulgence is made to a law enforcement agency.

(4)(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this subsection or in
subsection (5), whoever violates subsection (1) of this section shall be
fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.

(b) If the offense is a first offense under paragraph (a) of this
subsection and is not for a tortious or illegal purpose or for purposes of
direct or indirect commercial advantage or private commercial gain, and the
wire or electronic communication with respect to which the offense under
paragraph (a) is a radio communication that is not scrambled or encrypted,
then --

(i) If the communication is not the radio portion of a cellular
telephone communication, a public land mobile radio service
communication or a paging service communication, and the conduct is not
that described in subsection (5), the offender shall be fined under
this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both, and

(ii) if the communication is the radio portion of a cellular
telephone communication, a public land mobile radio service
communication or a paging service communication, the offender shall be
fined not more than $500.

(c) Conduct otherwise an offense under this subsection that consists
of or relates to the interception of a satellite transmission that is not
encrypted or scrambled and that is transmitted --

(i) to a broadcasting station for purposes of retransmission to
the general public; or

(ii) as an audio subcarrier intended for redistribution to
facilities open to the public, but not including data transmissions or
telephone calls,

is not an offense under this subsection unless the conduct is for the
purposes of direct or indirect commercial advantage or private financial
gain.

(5)(a)(i) If the communication is --

(A) a private satellite video communication that is not scrambled
or encrypted and the conduct in violation of this chapter is the
private viewing of that communication and is not for a tortious or
illegal purpose or for purposes of direct or indirect commercial
advantage or private commercial gain; or

(B) a radio communication that is transmitted on frequencies
allocated under subpart D of part 74 of the rules of the Federal
Communications Commission that is not scrambled or encrypted and the
conduct in violation of this chapter is not for a tortious or illegal
purpose or for purposes of direct or indirect commercial advantage or
private commercial gain.

then the person who engages in such conduct shall be subject to suit by the
Federal Government in a court of competent jurisdiction.

(ii) In an action under this subsection --

(A) if the violation of this chapter is a first offense for the
person under paragraph (a) of subsection (4) and such person has not
been found liable in a civil action under section 2520 of this title,
the Federal Government shall be entitled to appropriate injunctive
relief; and

(B) if the violation of this chapter is a second or subsequent
offense under paragraph (a) of subsection (4) or such person has been
found liable in any prior civil action under section 2520, the person
shall be subject to a mandatory $500 civil fine.

(b) The court may use any means within its authority to enforce an
injunction issued under paragraph (ii)(A), and shall impose a civil fine of
not less than $500 for each violation of such an injunction,

{ 2512. Manufacture, distribution, possession, and advertising of wire
or oral communication intercepting devices prohibited

(1) Except as otherwise specifically provided in this chapter, any
person who intentionally --

(a) sends through the mail, or sends or carriers in interstate or
foreign commerce, any electronic, mechanical, or other device, knowing
or having reason to know that the design of such device renders it
primarily useful for the purpose of the surreptitious interception of
wire, oral, or electronic communications;

(b) manufacturers, assembles, possesses, or sells any electronic,
mechanical, or other device, knowing or having reason to know that the
design of such device renders it primarily useful for the purpose of
the surreptitious interception of wire, oral, or electronic
communications, and that such device or any component thereof has been
or will be sent through the mail or transported in interstate or
foreign commerce; or

(c) places in any newspaper, magazine, handbill, or other
publication any advertisement of--

(i) any electronic, mechanical, or other device knowing or
having reason to know that the design of such device renders it
primarily useful for the purpose of the surreptitious interception
of wire, oral, or electronic communications; or

(ii) any other electronic, mechanical, or other device, where
such advertisement promotes the use of such device for the purpose
of the surreptitious interception of wire, oral, or electronic
communications,

knowing or having reason to know that such advertisement will be sent
through the mail or transported in interstate or foreign commerce,

shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more than five years,
or both.

(2) It shall not be unlawful under this section for-

(a) a provider of wire or electronic communication service or an
officer, agent, or employee of, or a person under contract with, such a
provider, in the normal course of the business of providing that wire
or electronic communication service, or

(b) an officer, agent, or employee of, or a person under contract
with, the United States, a State, or a political subdivision thereof,
in the normal course of the activities of the United States, a State,
or a political subdivision thereof, to send through the mail, send or
carry in interstate or foreign commerce, or manufacture, assemble,
possess, or sell any electronic, mechanical, or other device knowing or
having reason to know that the design of such device renders it
primarily useful for the purpose of the surreptitious interception of
wire, oral, or electronic communications.

{ 2513. Confiscation of wire, oral, or electronic communication
intercepting devices

Any electronic, mechanical, or other device used, sent, carried,
manufactured, assembled, possessed, sold, or advertised in violation of
section 2511 or section+ 2512 of this chapter may be seized and forfeited to
the United States. All provisions of law relating to (1) the seizure,
summary and judicial forfeiture, and condemnation of vessels, vehicles,
merchandise, and baggage for violations of the customs laws contained in
title 19 of the United States Code, (2) the disposition of such vessels, -
vehicles, merchandise, and baggage or the proceeds from the sale thereof,
(3) the remission or mitigation of such forfeiture, (4) the compromise of
claims, and (5) the award of compensation to informers in respect of such
forfeitures, shall apply to seizures and forfeitures incurred, or alleged to
have been incurred, under the provisions of this section, insofar as
applicable and not inconsistent with the provisions of this section; except
that such duties as are imposed upon the collector of customs or any other
person with respect to the seizure and forfeiture of vessels, vehicles,
merchandise, and baggage under the provisions of the customs laws contained
in title 19 of the United States Code shall be performed with respect to
seizure and forfeiture of electronic, mechanical, or other intercepting
devices under this section by such officers, agents, or other persons as may
be authorized or designated for that purpose of the Attorney General.

{ 2515. Prohibition of use as evidence of intercepted wire, oral, or
electronic communications

Whenever any wire, oral, or electronic communications has been
intercepted, no part of the contents of such communication and no evidence
derived therefrom may be received in evidence in any trial, hearing, or
other proceeding in or before any court, grand jury, department, officer,
agency, regulatory body, legislative committee, or other authority of the
United States, a State, or a political subdivision thereof if the disclosure
of that information would be in violation of this chapter.

{ 2516. Authorization for interception of wire, oral, or electronic
communications

(1) The Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, Associate Attorney
General, any Assistant Attorney General, any acting Assistant Attorney
General, or any Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Division
specially designated by the Attorney General, may authorize an application
to a Federal judge of competent jurisdiction for, and such judge may grant
in conformity with section 2518 of this chapter an order authorizing or
approving the interception of wire of oral communications by the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, or a Federal agency having responsibility for the
investigation of the offense as to which the application is made, when such
interception may provide or has provided evidence of-

(a) any offense punishable by death or by imprisonment for more
than one year under sections 2274 through 2277 of title 42 of the
United States Code (relating to the enforcement of the Atomic Energy
Act of 1954), section 2284 of title 42 of the United States Code
(relating to sabotage of nuclear facilities or fuel), or under the
following chapters of this title: chapter 37 (relating to espionage),
chapter 105 (relating to sabotage), chapter 115 (relating to treason),
chapter 192 (relating to riots), chapter 65 (relating to malicious
matter mischief), chapter 111 (relating to destruction of vessels), or
chapter 81 (relating to piracy);

(b) a violation of section 186 or section 501(c) of title 29,
United States Code (dealing with restrictions on payments and loans to
labor organizations), or any offense which involves murders,
kidnapping, robbery, or extortion, and which is punishable under this
title;

c) any offense which is punishable under the following section
of this title: section 201 (bribery of public officials and
witnesses), section 224 (bribery in sporting contests), subsection (d),
(e), (f), (g), (h), or (i) of section 844 (unlawful use of explosives),
section 1084 (transmission of wagering information), section 751
(relating to escape), sections 1503, 1512, and 1513 (influencing or
injuring an officer, juror, or witness generally), section 1510
(obstruction of criminal investigations), section 1511 (obstruction of
State or local law enforcement), section 1751 (Presidential and
Presidential staff assassination, kidnapping, and assault), section
1951 (interference with commerce by threats or violence), section 1952
(interstate and foreign travel or transportation in aid of racketeering
enterprises), section 1952A (relating to use of interstate commerce
facilities in the commission of murder for hire), section 1952B
(relating to violent crimes in aid of racketeering activity), section
1954 (offer acceptance, or solicitation to influence operations of
employee benefit plan), section 1955 (prohibition of business
enterprises of gambling), section 659 (theft from interstate shipment),
section 664 (embezzlement from pension and welfare funds), section 1343
(fraud by wire, radio, or television), section 2252 or 2253 (sexual
exploitation of children), Section 2251 and 2252 (sexual exploitation
of children), section 2312, 2313, 2314, and 2315 (interstate
transportation of stolen property), the second section 2320 (relating
to trafficking in certain motor vehicles or motor vehicle parts),
section 1203 (relating to hostage taking), section 1029 (relating to
fraud and related activity in connection with access devices), section
3146 (relating to penalty for failure to appear), section 3521(b)(3)
(relating to witness relocation and assistance), section 32 (relating
to destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities), section 1963
violations with respect to racketeer influenced and corrupt
organizations), section 115 (relating to threatening or retaliating
against a Federal official), the section in chapter 65 relating to
destruction of an energy facility, and section 1341 (relating to mail
fraud), section 351 (violations with respect to congressional, Cabinet,
or Supreme Court assassination, kidnapping, and assault), section 831
(relating to prohibited transaction involving nuclear materials),
section 33 (relating to destruction of motor vehicles or motor vehicle
facilities), or section 1992 (relating to wrecking trains);

(d) any offense involving counterfeiting punishable under section
471, 472, or 473 of this title;

(e) any offense involving fraud connected with a case under title
11 or the manufacture, importation, receiving, concealment, buying,
selling, or otherwise dealing in narcotic drugs, marijuana, or other
dangerous drugs, punishable under any law of the United States;

(f) any offense including extortionate credit transactions under
sections 892, 893, or 894 of this title;

(g) a violation of section 5322 of title 31, United States Code
(dealing with the reporting of currency transactions);

(h) any felony violation of sections 511 and 2512 (relating to
interception and disclosure of certain communications and to certain
intercepting devices) of this title;

(i) any violation of section 1679(c)(2) (relating to destruction
of a natural gas pipeline) or subsection (i) or (n) of the United
States Code;

(j) any criminal violation of section 2778 of title 22 (relating
to the Arms Export Control Act); or

(k) the location of any fugitive from justice from an offense
described in this section; or

(l) any conspiracy to commit any of the foregoing offenses.

(2) The principal prosecuting attorney of any State, or the principal
prosecuting attorney of any political subdivision thereof, if such attorney
is authorized by a statute of that State to make application to a State
court judge of competent jurisdiction for an order authorizing or approving
the interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications, may apply to
such judge for, and such judge may grant in conformity with section 2518 of
this chapter and with the applicable State statute an order authorizing, or
approving the interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications by
investigative or law enforcement of officers having responsibility for the
investigation of the offense as to which the application is made, when such
interception may provide or has provided evidence of the commission of the
offense of murder, kidnapping, gambling, robbery, bribery, extortion, or
dealing in narcotic drugs, marijuana or other dangerous drugs, or other
crime dangerous to life, limb, or property, and punishable by imprisonment
for more than one year, designated in any applicable State statute
authorizing such interception, or any conspiracy to commit any of the
foregoing offenses.

(3) Any attorney for the Government (as such term is defined for the
purposes of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure) may authorize an
application to a Federal judge of competent jurisdiction for, and such judge
may grant, in conformity with section 2518 of this title, an order
authorizing or approving the interception of electronic communications by an
investigative or law enforcement officer having responsibility for the
investigation of the offense s to which the application is made, when such
interception may provide or has provided evidence of any Federal felony.

{ 2517. Authorization for disclosure and use of intercepted
wire, oral, or electronic communication

(1) Any investigative or law enforcement officer who, by any means
authorized by this chapter, has obtained knowledge of the contents of any
wire, oral, or electronic communication, or evidence derived therefrom may
disclose such contents to another investigative or law enforcement officer
to the extent that such disclosure is appropriate to the proper performance
of the official duties of the officer making or receiving the disclosure.

(2) Any investigative or law enforcement officer who, by an means
authorized by this chapter, has obtained knowledge of the contents of any
wire, oral, or electronic communication or evidence derived therefrom any
use such contents to the extent such use is appropriate to the proper
performance of his official duties.

(3) Any person who has received, by any means authorized by this
chapter, any information concerning a wire, oral, or electronic
communication, or evidence derived therefrom intercepted in accordance with
the provisions of this chapter may disclose the contents of that
communication or such derivative evidence while giving testimony under oath
or affirmation in any proceeding held under the authority of the United
States of of any State or political subdivision thereof.

(4) No otherwise privileged wire, oral, or electronic communication
intercepted in accordance with, or in violation of, the provisions of this
chapter shall lose its privileged character.

(5) When an investigative or law enforcement officer, while engaged in
intercepting wire or oral communications in the manner authorized herein,
intercepts wire, oral, or electronic communications relating to offenses
other than those specified in the order of authorization or approval, the
contents thereof, and evidence derived therefrom, may be disclosed or used
as provided in subsections (1) and (2) of this section. Such contents and
any evidence derived therefrom may be used under subsection (3) of this
section when authorized or approved by a judge of competent jurisdiction
where such judge finds on subsequent application that the contents were
otherwise intercepted in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
Such application shall be made as soon as practicable.

{ 2518. Procedure for interception of wire, oral, or electronic
communications

(1) Each application for an order authorizing or approving the
interception of a wire, oral, or electronic communication under this chapter
shall be made in writing upon oath or affirmation to a judge of competent
jurisdiction and shall state the applicant's authority to make such
application. Each application shall include the following information:

(a) the identity of the investigative or law enforcement officer
making the application, and the officer authorizing the application;

(b) a full and complete statement of the facts and circumstances
relied upon by the applicant, to justify his belief that an order
should be issued, including (i) details as to the particular offense
that has been, is being, or is about to be committed, (ii) except as
provided in subsection (11), a particular description of the nature and
location of the facilities from which or the place where the
communication is to be intercepted, (iii) a particular description of
the type of communications sought to be intercepted, (iv) the identity
of the person, if known, committing the offense and whose
communications are to be intercepted;

(c) a full and complete statement as to whether or not other
investigative procedures have been tried and failed or why they
reasonably appear to be unlikely to succeed if tried or to be too
dangerous;

(d) a statement of the period of time for which the interception
is required to be maintained. If the nature of the investigation is
such that the authorization for interception should not automatically
terminate when the described type of communication has been first
obtained, a particular description of facts establishing probable cause
to believe that additional communications of the same type will occur
thereafter;

(e) a full and complete statement of the facts concerning all
previous applications known to the individual authorizing and making
the application, made to any judge for authorization to intercept, or
for approval of interceptions of, wire, oral, or electronic
communications involving any of the same persons, facilities or places
specified in the application; and

(f) where the application is for the extension of an order, a
statement setting forth the results thus far obtained from the
interception, or a reasonable explanation of the failure to obtain such
results.

(2) The judge may require the applicant to furnish additional
testimony or documentary evidence in support of the application.

(3) Upon such application the judge may enter an ex parte order, as
requested or as modified, authorizing or approving interception of wire,
oral or electronic communications within the territorial jurisdiction of the
court in which the judge is sitting (and outside that jurisdiction but
within the United States in the case of a mobile interception device
authorized by a Federal court within such jurisdiction) if the judge
determines on the basis of the facts submitted by the applicant that-

(a) there is probable cause for belief that an individual is
committing, has committed, or is about to commit a particular offense
enumerated in section 2516 of this chapter;

(b) there is probable cause for brief that particular
communications concerning that offense will be obtained through such
interception;

(c) normal investigative procedures have been tried and have
failed or reasonably appear to be unlikely to succeed if tried or to be
too dangerous;

(d) except as provided in subsection (11), there is probable
cause for belief that the facilities from which, or the place where the
wire, oral, or electronic communications are to be intercepted are
being used, or are about to be used, in connection with the commission
of such offense, or are leased to, listed in the name of, or commonly
used by such person.

(4) Each order authorizing or approving the interception of any wire,
oral, or electronic communication under this chapter shall specify-

(a) the identity of the person, if known, whose communications
are to be intercepted;

(b) the nature and location of the communications facilities as
to which, or the place where, authority to intercept is granted;

(c) a particular description of the type of communication sought
to be intercepted, and a statement of the particular offense to which
it relates;

(d) the identity of the agency authorized to intercept the
communications, and of the person authorizing the application; and

(e) the period of time during which such interception is
authorized, including a statement as to whether or not the interception
shall automatically terminate when the described communication has been
first obtained.

An order authorizing the interception of a wire, oral, or electronic
communication under this chapter shall, upon request of the applicant,
direct that a provider of wire or electronic communication service,
landlord, custodian or other person shall furnish the applicant forthwith
all information, facilities, and technical assistance necessary to
accomplish the interception unobtrusively and with a minimum of interference
with the services that such service provider, landlord, custodian, or person
is according the person whose communications are to be intercepted. Any
provider of wire or electronic communication service, landlord, custodian or
other person furnishing such facilities or technical assistance shall be
compensated therefor by the applicant for reasonable express incurred in
providing such facilities or assistance.

(5) No order entered under this section may authorize or approve the
interception of any wire, oral, or electronic communication for any period
longer than is necessary to achieve the objective of the authorization nor
in any event longer than thirty days. Such thirty-day period begins on the
earlier of the day on which the investigative or law enforcement officer
first begins to conduct an interception under the order or ten days after
the order is entered. Extensions of an order may be granted, but only upon
application for an extension made in accordance with subsection (1) of this
section and the court making the findings required by subsection (3) of this
section. The period of extension shall be no longer than the authorizing
judge deems necessary to achieve the purposes for which it was granted and
in no event for longer than thirty days. Every order and extension thereof
shall contain a provision that the authorization to intercept shall be
executed as soon as practicable, shall be conducted in such a way as to
minimize the interception of communications not otherwise, subject to
interception under this chapter, and must terminate upon attainment of the
authorized objective, or in any event in thirty days. In the event the
intercepted communications is in a code or foreign language, and an expert
in that foreign language or code is not reasonably available during the
interception period, minimization may be accomplished as soon as practicable
after such interception. An interception under this chapter may be
conducted in whole or in part by Government personnel, or by an individual
operating under a contract with the Government, acting under the supervision
of an investigative or law enforcement officer authorized to conduct the
interception.

(6) Whenever an order authorizing interception is entered pursuant to
this chapter, the order may require reports to be made to the judge who
issued the order showing what progress has been made toward achievement of
the authorized objective and the need for continued interception. Such
reports shall be made at such intervals as the judge may require.

(7) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, any
investigative or law enforcement officer, specially designated by the
Attorney General, the Deputy Attorney General, the Associate Attorney
General, or by the principal prosecuting attorney of any State or
subdivision thereof acting pursuant of that State, who reasonably determines
that-

(a) an emergency situation exists that involves-

(i) immediate danger of death or serious physical injury to
any person;

(ii) conspiratorial activities threatening the national
security interest; or

(iii) conspiratorial activities characteristic of organized
crime,

that requires a wire, oral, or electronic communication to be
intercepted before an order authorizing such interception can, with due
diligence, be obtained, and

(b) there are grounds upon which an order could be entered under
this chapter to authorize such interception.

may intercept such wire, oral, or electronic communication if an application
for an order approving the interception is made in accordance with this
section within forty-eight hours after the interception has occurred, or
begins to occur. In the absence of an order, such interception shall
immediately terminate when the communication sought is obtained or when the
application for the order is denied, whichever is earlier. In the event
such application for approval is denied, or in any other case where the
interception is terminated without an order having been issued, the contents
of any wire, oral, or electronic communication intercepted shall be treated
as having been obtained in violation of this chapter, and an inventory shall
be served as provided for in subsection (d) of this section on the person
named in the application.

(8)(a) The contents of any wire, oral, or electronic communication
intercepted by any means authorized by this chapter shall, if possible, be
recorded on tape or wire or other comparable device. The recording of the
contents of any wire, oral, or electronic communication under this
subsection shall be done in such a way as will protect the recording from
editing or other alterations. Immediately upon the expiration of the period
of the order, or extensions thereof, such recordings shall be made available
to the judge issuing such order and sealed under this directions. Custody
of the recordings shall be wherever the judge orders. They shall not be
destroyed except upon an order of the issuing or denying judge and in any
event shall be kept for ten years. Duplicate recordings may be made for use
or disclosure pursuant to the provisions of subsections (2) and (2) of
section 2517 of this chapter for investigations. The presence of the seal
provided for by this section, or a satisfactory explanation for the absence
thereof, shall be a prerequisite for the use or disclosure of the contents
of any wire, oral, or electronic communication or evidence derived therefrom
under subsection (3) of section 2517.

(b) Applications made and orders granted under this chapter shall be
sealed by the judge. Custody of the applications and orders shall be
wherever the judge directs. Such applications and orders shall be disclosed
only upon a showing of good cause before a judge of competent jurisdiction
and shall not be destroyed except on order of the issuing or denying judge,
and in any event shall be kept for ten years.

(c) Any violation of the provisions of this subsection may be punished
as contempt of the issuing or denying judge.

(d) Within a reasonable time but not later than ninety days after the
filing of an application for an order of approval under section 2518(7)(b)
which is denied or the termination of the period of an order or extensions
thereof, the issuing or denying judge shall cause to be served, on the
persons named in the order or the application, and such other parties to
intercepted communications as the judge may determine in his discretion that
is in the interest of justice, and inventory which shall include notice of-

(1) the fact of the entry of the order or the application;

(2) the date of the entry and the period of authorized, approved
or disapproved interception, or the denial of the application, and

(3) the fact that during the period wire, oral, or electronic
communications were or were not intercepted.

The judge, upon the filing of a motion, may in his discretion make available
to such person or his counsel for inspection such portions of the
intercepted communications, applications and orders as the judge determines
to be in the interest of justice. On an ex parte showing of good cause to a
judge of competent jurisdiction the serving of the inventory required by
this subsection may be postponed.

(9) The contents of any wire, oral, or electronic communication
intercepted pursuant to this chapter or evidence derived therefrom shall not
be received in evidence or otherwise disclosed in any trial, hearing, or
other proceeding in a Federal or State court unless each party, not less
then ten days before the trial, hearing, or proceeding, has been furnished
with a copy of the court order, and accompanying application, under which
the interception was authorized or approved. This ten-day period may be
waived by the judge if he finds that it was not possible to furnish the
party with the above information ten days before the trial, hearing, or
proceeding and that the party will not be prejudiced by the delay in
receiving such information.

(10)(a) Any aggrieved person in any trial, hearing, or proceeding in
or before the any court, department, officer, agency, regulatory body, or
other authority of the United States, a State, or a political subdivision
thereof, may move to suppress the contents of any wire or oral communication
intercepted pursuant to this chapter, or evidence derived therefrom, on the
grounds that-

(i) the communication was unlawfully intercepted;

(ii) the order of authorization or approval under which it was
intercepted is insufficient on its face; or

(iii) the interception was not made in conformity with the order
of authorization or approval.

Such motion shall be made before the trial, hearing, or proceeding unless
there was no opportunity to make such motion or the person was not aware of
the grounds of the motion. If the motion is granted, the contents of the
intercepted wire or oral communication, or evidence derived therefrom, shall
be treated as having been obtained in violation of this chapter. The judge,
upon the filing of such motion by the aggrieved person, may in his
discretion make available to the aggrieved person or his counsel for
inspection such portions of the intercepted communication or evidence
derived therefrom as the judge determines to be in the interests of justice.

(b) In addition to any other right to appeal, the United States shall
have the right to appeal from an order granting a motion to suppress made
under paragraph (a) of this subsection, or the denial of an application for
an order of approval, if the United States attorney shall certify to the
judge or other official granting such motion or denying such application the
the appeal is not taken for purposes of delay. Such appeal shall be taken
within thirty days after the date the order was entered and shall be
diligently prosecuted.

(c) The remedies and sanctions described in this chapter with respect
to the interception of electronic communications are the only judicial
remedies and sanctions for nonconstitutional violations of this chapter
involving such communications.

(11) The requirements of subsections (1)(b)(ii) and (3)(d) of the
section relating to the specification of the facilities from which, or the
place where, the communication is to be intercepted do not apply if-

(a) in the case of an application with respect to the
interception of an oral communication-

(i) the application is by a federal investigative or law
enforcement officer and is approved by the Attorney General, the
Deputy Attorney General, the Associate Attorney General, an
Assistant Attorney General, or an acting Assistant Attorney
General;

(ii) the application contains a full and complete statement
as to why such specification is not practical and identifies the
person committing the offense and whose communications are to be
intercepted; and

(iii) the judge finds that such specification is not
practical; and

(b) in the case of an application with respect to a wire or
electronic communication-

(i) the application is by a Federal investigative or law
enforcement officer and is approved by the Attorney General, the
Deputy Attorney General, the Associate Attorney General, and
Assistant Attorney General, or an acting Assistant Attorney
General;

(ii) the application identifies the person believed to be
committing the offense and whose communications are to be
intercepted and the applicant makes a showing of a purpose, on the
part of that person, to thwart interception by changing
facilities; and

(iii) the judge finds that such purpose has been adequately
shown.

(12) An interception of a communication under an order with respect to
which the requirements of subsections (1)(b)(ii) and (3)(d) of this section
do not apply by reason of subsection (11) shall not begin until the
facilities from which, or the place where, the communication is to be
intercepted is ascertained by the person implementing the interception
order. A provider of wire or electronic communications service that has
received an order as provided for in subsection (11)(b) may move the court
to modify or quash the order on the ground that its assistance with respect
to the interception cannot be performed in a timely or reasonable fashion.
The court, upon notice to the government, shall decide such a motion
expeditiously.

{ 2519. Reports concerning intercepted wire, oral, or electronic
communications

(1) Within thirty days after the expiration of an order (or each
extension thereof) entered under section 2518, or the denial of an order
approving an interception, the issuing or denying judge shall report to the
Administrative Office of the United States Courts-

(a) the fact that an order or extension was applied for;

(b) the kind of order or extension was applied for (including
whether or not the order was an order with respect to which the
requirements of sections 2518(1)(b)(ii) and 2581(3)(d) of this title
did not apply by reason of section 2518(11) of title);

(c) the fact that the order or extension was granted as applied
for, was modified, or was denied;

(d) the period of interceptions authorized by the order, and the
number and duration of any extensions of the order;

(e) the offense specified in the order or application, or
extension or an order;

(f) the identity of the applying investigative or law enforcement
officer and agency making the application and the person authorizing
the application; and

(g) the nature of the facilities from which or the place where
communications were to be intercepted.

(2) In January of each year the Attorney General, an Assistant
Attorney General specially designated by the Attorney General, or the
principal prosecuting attorney of a State, or the principal prosecuting
attorney for any political subdivision of a State, shall report to the
Administrative Office of the United States Courts-

(a) the information required by paragraphs (a) through (g) of
subsection (1) of this section with respect to each application for an
order or extension made during the preceding calendar year;

(b) a general description of the interceptions made under such
order or extension, including (i) the approximate nature and frequency
of incriminating communications intercepted, (ii) the approximate
nature and frequency of other communications intercepted, (iii) the
approximate number of persons whose communications were intercepted,
and (iv) the approximate nature, amount, and cost of the manpower and
other resources used in the interceptions;

(c) the number of arrests resulting from interceptions made under
such order or extension, and the offenses for which arrests were made;

(d) the number of trials resulting from such interceptions;

(e) the number of motions to suppress made with respect to such
interceptions, and the number granted or denied;

(f) the number of convictions resulting from such interceptions
and the offenses for which the convictions were obtained and a general
assessment of the importance of the interceptions; and

(g) the information required by paragraphs (b) through (f) of
this subsection with respect to orders or extensions obtained in a
preceding calendar year.

(3) In April of each year the Director of the Administrative Office of
the United States Courts shall transmit to the Congress a full and complete
report concerning the number of applications for orders authorizing or
approving the interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications
pursuant to this chapter and the number of orders and extensions granted or
denied pursuant to this chapter during the preceding calendar year. Such
report shall include a summary and analysis of the data required to be filed
with the Administrative Office by subsections (1) and (2) of this section.
The Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts is
authorized to issue binding regulations dealing with the content and form of
the reports required to be filed by subsections (1) and (2) of this section.

{ 2520. Recovery of civil damages authorized

(a) IN GENERAL,--Except as provided in section 2511(2)(a)(ii), any
person whose wire, oral, or electronic communication is intercepted,
disclosed, or intentionally used in violation of this chapter may in a civil
action recover from the person or entity which engaged in that violation
such relief as may be appropriate.

(b) RELIEF.--In an action under this section, appropriate relief
includes-

(1) such preliminary and other equitable or declaratory relief as
may be appropriate;

(2) damages under subsection (c) and punitive damages in
appropriate cases; and

(3) a reasonable attorney's fee and other litigation costs
reasonably incurred.

(c) COMPUTATION OF DAMAGES.--(1) In an action under this section, if
the conduct is in violation of this chapter is the private viewing of a
private satellite video communication that is not scrambled or encrypted or
if the communication is a radio communication that is transmitted on
frequencies allocated under subpart D of part 74 of the rules of the Federal
Communications Commission that is not scrambled or encrypted and the conduct
is not for a tortious or illegal purpose or for purposes of direct or
indirect commercial advantage or private commercial gain, then the court
shall assess damages as follows:

(A) If the person who engaged in that conduct has not previously
been enjoined under section 2511(5) and has not been found liable in a
prior civil action under this section, the court shall assess the
greater of the sum of actual damages suffered by the plaintiff, or
statutory damages of not less than $50 and not more than $500.

(B) If, on one prior occasion, the person who engaged in that
conduct has been enjoined under section 2511(5) or has been found
liable in a civil action under this section, the court shall assess the
greater of the sum of actual damages suffered by the plaintiff, or
statutory damages of not less than $100 and not more than $1,000.

(2) In any other action under this section, the court may assess as
damages whichever is the greater of-

(A) the sum of the actual damages suffered by the plaintiff and
any profits made by the violator as a result of the violation; or

(B) statutory damages of whichever is the greater of $100 a day
for each day of violation or $10,000.

(d) DEFENSE.--A good faith reliance on-

(1) a court warrant or order, a grand jury subpoena, a
legislative authorization, or a statutory authorization;

(2) a request of an investigative or law enforcement officer
under section 2518(7) of this title; or

(3) a good faith determination that section 2511(3) of this title
permitted the conduct complained of;

is a complete defense against any civil or criminal action brought under
this chapter or any other law.

(e) LIMITATION.--A civil action under this section may not be
commenced later than two years after the date upon which the claimant first
has a reasonable opportunity to discover the violation.

{ 2521. Injunction against illegal interception

Whenever it shall appear that any person is engaged or is about to
engage in any act which constitutes or will constitute a felony violation of
this chapter, the Attorney General may initiate a civil action in a district
court of the United States to enjoin such violation. The court shall
proceed as soon as practicable to the hearing and determination of such an
action, and may, at any time before final determination, enter such a
restraining order or prohibition, or take such other action, as is warranted
to prevent a continuing and substantial injury to the United States or to
any person or class of persons for whose protection the action is brought.
A proceeding under this section is governed by the Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure, except that, if an indictment has been returned against the
respondent, discovery is governed by the federal Rules of Criminal
Procedure.

CHAPTER 121- STORED WIRE AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSACTIONAL
RECORDS ACCESS

Sec.
2701. Unlawful access to stored communications.
2702. Disclosure of contents.
2703. Requirements for governmental access.
2704. Backup preservation.
2705. Delayed notice.
2706. Cost reimbursement.
2707. Civil action.
2708. Exclusivity of remedies.
2709. Counterintelligence access to telephone toll and
transactional records.
2710. Definitions

2701. Unlawful access to stored communications

(a) OFFENSE.- Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section
whoever-

(1) intentionally accesses without authorization a facility through
which an electronic communication service is provided; or

(2) intentionally exceeds an authorization to access that facility;

and thereby obtains, alters, or prevents authorized access to a wire or
electronic communication while it is in electronic storage in such system
shall be punished as provided in subsection (b) of this section.

(b) PUNISHMENT.- The punishment for an offense under subsection (a) of
this section is-

(1) if the offense is committed for purposes of commercial advantage,
malicious destruction or damage, or private commercial gain-

(A) a fine of not more than $250,000 or imprisonment for not more than
one year, or both, in the case of a first offense under this subparagraph;
and

(B) a fine under this title or imprisonment for not more than two
years, or both, for any subsequent offense under this subparagraph; and

(2) a fine of not more than $5,000 or imprisonment for not more than
six months, or both, in any case.

(c) EXCEPTIONS.- Subsection (a) of this section does not apply with
respect to conduct authorized-

(1) by the person or entity providing a wire or electronic
communications service;

(2) by a user of that service with respect to a communication of or
intended for that user; or

(3) in section 2703, 2704 or 2518 of this title.

{ 2702. Disclosure of contents

(a) PROHIBITIONS.- Except as provided in subsection (b)-

(1) a person or entity operating an electronic communication service to
the public shall not knowingly divulge to any person or entity the contents
of a communication while in electronic storage by that service; and

(2) a person or entity providing remote computing service to the public
shall not knowingly divulge to any person or entity the contents of any
communication which is carried or maintained on that service-

(A) on behalf of, and received by means of electronic transmission from
(or created by means of computer processing of communications received by
means of electronic transmission from), a subscriber or customer of such
service; and

(B) solely for the purpose of providing storage or computer processing
services to such subscriber or customer, if the provider is not authorized
to access the contents of any such communications for purposes of providing
any services other than storage or computer processing.

(b) EXCEPTIONS.- A person or entity may divulge the contents of a
communication-

(1) to an addressee or intended recipient of such communication or an
agent of such addressee or intended recipient;

(2) as otherwise authorized in section 2516, 2511(2)(a), or 2703 of
this title;

(3) with the lawful consent of the originator or an addressee or
intended recipient of such communication, or the subscriber in the case of
remote computing service;

(4) to a person employed or authorized or whose facilities are used to
forward such communication to its destination;

(5) as may be necessarily incident to the rendition of the service or
to the protection of the rights or property of the provider of that service;
or

(6) to a law enforcement agency, if such contents-

(A) were inadvertently obtained by the service provider; and

(B) appear to pertain to the commission of a crime.

{ 2703. Requirements for governmental access

(a) CONTENTS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS IN ELECTRONIC STORAGE.- A
governmental entity may require the disclosure by a provider of electronic
communication service of the contents of an electronic communication, that
is in electronic storage in an electronic communications system for one
hundred and eighty days or less, only pursuant to a warrant issued under the
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure or equivalent State warrant. A
governmental entity may require the disclosure by a provider of electronic
communications services of the contents of an electronic communication that
has been in storage in an electronic communications system for more than one
hundred and eighty days by the means available under subsection (b) of this
section.

(b) CONTENTS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS IN A REMOTE COMPUTING
SERVICE.- (1) A governmental entity may require a provider of remote
computing service to disclose the contents of any electronic communication
to which this paragraph is made applicable by paragraph (2) of this
subsection-

(A) without required notice to the subscriber or customer, if the
governmental entity obtains a warrant issued under the Federal Rules of
Criminal Procedure or equivalent State warrant; or

(B) with prior notice from the governmental entity to the subscriber or
customer if the governmental entity-

(i) uses an administrative subpoena authorized by a Federal or State
statute or a Federal or State grand jury subpoena; or

(ii) obtains a court order for such disclosure under subsection (d) of
this section; except that delayed notice may be given pursuant to section
2705 of this title.

(2) Paragraph (1) is applicable with respect to any electronic
communication that is held or maintained on that service-

(A) on behalf of, and received by means of electronic transmission from
(or created by means of computer processing of communications received by
means of electronic transmission from), a subscriber or customer of such
remote computing service; and

(B) solely for the purpose of providing storage or computer processing
services to such subscriber or customer, if the provider is not authorized
to access the contents of any such communications for purposes of providing
any services other than storage or computer processing.

(c) RECORDS CONCERNING ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SERVICE OR REMOTE
COMPUTING SERVICE.- (1)(A) Except as provided in subparagraph (B), a
provider of electronic communication service or remote computing service may
disclose a record or other information pertaining to a subscriber to or
customer of such service (not including the contents of communications
covered by subsection (a) or (b) of this section) to any person other than a
governmental entity.

(B) A provider of electronic communication service or remote computing
service shall disclose a record or other information pertaining to a
subscriber to or customer of such service (not including the contents of
communications covered by subsection (a) or (b) of this section) to a
governmental entity only when the governmental entity-

(i) uses an administrative subpoena authorized by a Federal or State
statute, or a Federal or State grand jury subpoena;

(ii) obtains a warrant issued under the Federal Rules of Criminal
Procedure or equivalent State warrant;

(iii) obtains a court order for such disclosure under subsection (d) of
this section; or

(iv) has the consent of the subscriber or customer to such disclosure.

(2) A governmental entity receiving records or information under this
subsection is not required to provide notice to a subscriber or customer.

(d) REQUIREMENTS FOR COURT ORDER.- A court order for disclosure under
subsection (b) or (c) of this section shall issue only if the governmental
entity shows that there is reason to believe the contents of a wire or
electronic communication, or the records or other information sought, are
relevant to a legitimate law enforcement inquiry. In the case of a State
governmental authority, such a court order shall not issue if prohibited by
the law of such State. A court issuing an order pursuant to this section,
on a motion made promptly by the service provider, may quash or modify such
order, if the information or records requested are unusually voluminous in
nature or compliance with such order otherwise would cause an undue burden
on such provider.

(e) NO CAUSE OF ACTION AGAINST A PROVIDER DISCLOSING INFORMATION UNDER
THIS CHAPTER.- No cause of action shall lie in any court against any
provider of wire or electronic communication service, its officers,
employees, agents, or other specified persons for providing information,
facilities, or assistance in accordance with the terms of a court order,
warrant, subpoena or certification under this chapter.

{ 2704. Backup preservation

(a) BACKUP PRESERVATION.- (1) A governmental entity acting under
section 2703(b)(2) may include in its subpoena or court order a requirement
that the service provider to whom the request is directed create a backup
copy of the contents of the electronic communications sought in order to
preserve those communications. Without notifying the subscriber or customer
of such subpoena or court order, such service provider shall create such
backup copy as soon as practicable consistent with its regular business
practices and shall confirm to the governmental entity that such backup copy
has been made. Such backup copy shall be created within two business days
after receipt by the service provider of the subpoena or court order.

(2) Notice to the subscriber or customer shall be made by the
governmental entity within three days after receipt of such confirmation,
unless such notice is delayed pursuant to section 2705(a).

(3) The service provider shall not destroy such backup copy until the
later of --

(A) the delivery of the information; or

(B) the resolution of any proceedings (including appeals of any
proceeding) concerning the government's subpoena or court order.

(4) The service provider shall release such backup copy to the
requesting governmental entity no sooner than fourteen days after the
governmental entity's notice to the subscriber or customer if such service
provider --

(A) has not received notice from the subscriber or customer that the
subscriber or customer has challenged the governmental entity's request; and

(B) has not initiated proceedings to challenge the request of the
governmental entity.

(5) A governmental entity may seek to require the creation of a backup
copy under subsection (a)(1) of this section if in its sole discretion such
entity determines that there is reason to believe that notification under
section 2703 of this title of the existence of the subpoena or court order
may result in destruction of or tampering with evidence. This determination
is not subject to challenge by the subscriber or customer or service
provider.

(b) CUSTOMER CHALLENGES -- (1) Within fourteen days after notice by the
governmental entity to the subscriber or customer under subsection (a)(2) of
this section, such subscriber or customer may file a motion to quash such
subpoena or vacate such court order, with copies served upon the
governmental entity and with written notice of such challenge to the service
provider. A motion to vacate a court order shall be filed in the court
which issued such order. A motion to quash a subpoena shall be filed in the
appropriate United States district court or State court. Such motion or
application shall contain an affidavit or sworn statement --

(A) stating that the applicant is a customer or subscriber to the
service from which the contents of electronic communications maintained for
him have been sought; and

(B) stating the applicant's reasons for believing that the records
sought are not relevant to a legitimate law enforcement inquiry or that
there has not been substantial inquiry or that there has not been
substantial compliance with the provisions of this chapter in some other
respect.

(2) Service shall be made under this section upon a governmental entity
by delivering or mailing by registered or certified mail a copy of the
papers to the person, office, or department specified in the notice which
the customer has received pursuant to this chapter. For the purposes of
this section, the term "delivery" has the meaning given that term in the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

(3) If the court finds that the customer has complied with paragraphs
(1) an (2) of this subsection, the court shall order the governmental entity
to file a sworn response, which may be filed in camera if the governmental
entity includes in its response the reasons which make in camera review
appropriate. If the court is unable to determine the motion or application
on the basis of the parties' initial allegations and response, the court may
conduct such additional proceedings as it deems appropriate. All such
proceedings shall be completed and the motion or application decided as soon
as practicable after the filing of the governmental entity's response.

(4) If the court finds that the applicant is not the subscriber or
customer for whom the communications sought by the governmental entity are
maintained, or that there is a reason to believe that the law enforcement
inquiry is legitimate and that the communications sought are relevant to
that inquiry, it shall deny the motion or application and order such process
enforced. If the court finds that the applicant is the subscriber or
customer for whom the communications sought by the governmental entity are
maintained, and that there is not a reason to believe that the
communications sought are relevant to a legitimate law enforcement inquiry,
or that there has not been substantial compliance with the provisions of
this chapter, it shall order the process quashed.

(5) A court order denying a motion or application under this section
shall not be deemed a final order and no interlocutory appeal may be taken
therefrom by the customer.

{ 2705. Delayed notice

(a) DELAY OF NOTIFICATION --(1) A governmental entity acting under
section 2703(b) of this title may --

(A) where a court order is sought, include in the application a
request, which the court shall grant, for an order delaying the notification
required under section 2703(b) of this title for a period not to exceed
ninety days, if the court determines that there is reason to believe that
notification of the existence of the court order may have an adverse result
described in paragraph (2) of this subsection; or

(B) where an administrative subpoena authorized by a Federal or State
statute or a Federal or State grand jury subpoena is obtained, delay the
notification required under section 2703(b) of this title for a period not
to exceed ninety days upon the execution of a written certification of a
supervisory official that there is reason to believe that notification of
the existence of the subpoena may have an adverse result described in
paragraph (2) of this subsection.

(2) An adverse result for the purposes of paragraph (1) of this
subsection is --

(A) endangering the life or physical safety of an individual;

(B) flight from prosecution;

(C) destruction of or tampering with evidence;

(D) intimidation of potential witnesses; or

(E) otherwise seriously jeopardizing an investigation or unduly
delaying a trial.

(3) The governmental entity shall maintain a true copy of certification
under paragraph (1)(B).

(4) Extensions of the delay of notification provided in section 2703 of
up to ninety days each may be granted by the court upon application, or by
certification by a governmental entity, but only in accordance with
subsection (b) of this section.

(5) Upon expiration of the period of delay of notification under
paragraph (1) or (4) of this subsection, the governmental entity shall serve
upon, or deliver by registered or first-class mail to, the customer or
subscriber a copy of the process or request together with notice that --

(A) states with reasonable specificity the nature of the law
enforcement inquiry; and

(B) informs such customer or subscriber --

(i) that information maintained for such customer or subscriber by the
service provider named in such process or request was supplied to or
requested by that governmental authority and the date on which the supplying
or request took place.

(ii) that notification of such customer or subscriber was delayed;

(iii) what governmental entity or court made the certification or
determination pursuant to which that delay was made; and

(iv) which provision of this chapter allowed such delay.

(6) As used in this subsection, the term "supervisory official" means
the investigative agent in charge or assistant investigative agent in charge
or an equivalent of an investigating agency's headquarters or regional
office, or the chief prosecuting attorney or the first assistant prosecuting
attorney or an equivalent of a prosecuting attorney's headquarters or
regional office.

(b) PRECLUSION OF NOTICE TO SUBJECT OF GOVERNMENTAL ACCESS. -- A
governmental entity acting under section 2703, when it is not required to
notify the subscriber or customer under section 2703(b)(1), or to the extent
that it may delay such notice pursuant to subsection (a) of this section,
may apply to a court for an order commanding a provider of electronic
communications service or remote computing service to whom a warrant,
subpoena, or court order is directed, for such period as the court deems
appropriate, not to notify any other person of the existence of the warrant,
subpoena, or court order. The court shall enter such an order if it
determines that there is reason to believe that notification of the
existence of the warrant, subpoena, or court order will results in --

(1) endangering the life or physical safety of an individual;

(2) flight from prosecution;

(3) destruction of or tampering with evidence;

(4) intimidation of potential witnesses; or

(5) otherwise seriously jeopardizing an investigation or unduly
delaying a trial.

{ 2706. Cost reimbursement

(a) PAYMENT -- Except as otherwise provided in subsection (c), a
governmental entity obtaining the contents of communications, records, or
other information under section 2702, 2703, or 2704 of this title shall pay
to the person or entity assembling or providing such information a fee for
reimbursement for such costs as are reasonably necessary and which have been
directly incurred in searching for, assembling, reproducing, or otherwise
providing such information. Such reimbursable costs shall include any costs
due to necessary disruption of normal operations of any electronic
communication service or remote computing service in which such information
may be stored.

(b) AMOUNT -- The amount of the fee provided by subsection (a) shall be
as mutually agreed by the governmental entity and the person or entity
providing the information, or in the absence of agreement, shall be as
determined by the court which issued the order for production of such
information (or the court before which a criminal prosecution relating to
such information would be brought, if no court order was issued for
production of the information).

(c) The requirement of subsection (a) of this section does not apply
with respect to records or other information maintained by a communications
common carrier that relate to telephone toll records and telephone listings
obtained under section 2703 of this title. The court may, however, order a
payment as described in subsection (a) if the court determines the
information required is unusually voluminous in nature or otherwise caused
an undue burden on the provider.

{ 2707. Civil action

(a) CAUSE OF ACTION. -- Except as provided in section 2703(e), any
provider of electronic communication service, subscriber, or customer
aggrieved by any violation of this chapter in which the conduct constituting
the violation is engaged in with a knowing or intentional state of mind may,
in a civil action, recover from the person or entity which engaged in that
violation such relief as may be appropriate.

(b) RELIEF. -- IN a civil action under this section, appropriate relief
includes --

(1) such preliminary and other equitable or declaratory relief as may
be appropriate;

(2) damages under subsection (c); and

1/2 of (b), all of (c) & (d) omitted see p. 514,447

(e) LIMITATION. -- A civil action under this section may not be
commenced later than two years after the date upon which the claimant first
discovered or had a reasonable opportunity to discover the violation.

{ 2708. Exclusivity of remedies

The remedies and sanctions described in this chapter are the only
judicial remedies and sanctions for nonconstitutional violations of this
chapter.

{ 2709. Counterintelligence access to telephone toll and transactional
records

(a) DUTY TO PROVIDE. -- A wire or electronic communication service
provider shall comply with a request for subscriber information and toll
billing records information, or electronic communication transactional
records in its custody or possession made by the Director of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation under subsection (b) of this section.

(b) REQUIRED CERTIFICATION. -- The Director of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (or an individual within the Federal Bureau of Investigation
designated for this purpose by the Director) may request any such
information and records if the Director (or the Director's designee)
certifies in writing to the wire or electronic communication service
provider to which the request is made that --

(1) the information sought is relevant to an authorized foreign
counterintelligence investigation; and

(2) there are specific and articulable facts giving reason to believe
that the person or entity to whom the information sought pertains is a
foreign power or an agent of a foreign power as defined in section 101 of
the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (50 U.S.C. 1801).

(c) PROHIBITION OF CERTAIN DISCLOSURE. -- No wire or electronic
communication service provider, or officer, employee, or agent thereof,
shall disclose to any person that the Federal Bureau of Investigation has
sought or obtained access to information or records under this section.

(d) DISSEMINATION BY BUREAU. -- The Federal Bureau of Investigation may
disseminate information and records obtained under this section only as
provided in guidelines approved by the Attorney General for foreign
intelligence collection and foreign counterintelligence investigations
conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and, with respect to
dissemination to an agency of the United States, only if such information is
clearly relevant to the authorized responsibilities of such agency.

(e) REQUIREMENT THAT CERTAIN CONGRESSIONAL BODIES BE INFORMED. -- On a
semi-annual basis the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation shall
fully inform the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence of the House of
Representatives and the Select Committee on Intelligence of the Senate
concerning all requests made under subsection (b) of this section.

{ 2710. Definitions for chapter

As used in this chapter -

(1) the terms defined in section 2510 of this title have, respectively,
the definitions given such terms in that section; and

(2) the term "remote computing service" means the provision to the
public of computer storage or processing services by means of an electronic
communications system.

CHAPTER 205-SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

Sec. 3101. Effect of rules of court--Rules

* * *

3117. Mobile tracking devices.

* * *

{ 3117. Mobile tracking devices

(a). IN GENERAL.--If a court is empowered to ussue a warrant or other
order for the installation of a mobile tracking device, such order may
authorize the use of that device within the jurisdiction of the court, and
outside that jurisdiction if the device is installed in that jurisdiction.

(b). DEFINITION.--As used in this section, the term "tracking device"
means an electronic or mechanical device which permits the tracking of the
movement of a person or object.

CHAPTER 206-PEN REGISTERS AND TRAP TRACE DEVICES

Sec.

3121. General prohibition on pen register on trap and trace device use;
exception.

3122. Application for an order for a pen register or a trap and trace
device.

3123. Issuance of an order for a pen register or a trap or trace
device.

3124. Assistance in installation and use of a pen register or a trap and
trace device.

3125. Reports concerning pen registers and trap and trace devices.

3126. Definitions for chapter.

{ 3121. General prohibition on pen register and trap and trace device use;
exception

(a) In General.-Except as provided in this section, no person may
install or use a pen register or a trap and trace device without first
obtaining a court order under section 3123 of this title or under the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (50 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.).

(b) Exception.-The prohibition of subsection (a) does not apply with
respect to the use of a pen register or a trap and trace device by a
provider of electronic or wire communication service-

(1) relating to the operation, maintenance, and testing of a wire or
electronic communication service or to the protection of the rights or
property of such provider, or to the protection of users of that service
from abuse of service or unlawful use of service; or

(2) to record the fact that a wire or electronic communication was
initiated or completed in order to protect such provider, another provider
furnishing service toward the completion of the wire communication, or a
user of that service, from fraudulent, unlawful or abusive use of service;
or with the consent of the user of that service.

(c) Penalty.-Whoever knowingly violates subsection (a) shall be fined
under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both.

{ 3122. Application for an order for a pen register or a trap and trace
device

(a) Application.-(1) An attorney for the Government may make
application for an order or an extension of an order under section 3123 of
this title authorizing or approving the installation and use of a pen
register or a trap and trace device under this chapter, in writing under
oath or equivalent affirmation, to a court of competent jurisdiction.

(2) Unless prohibited by State law, a State investigative law
enforcement officer may make application for an order or an extension of an
order under section 3123 of this title authorizing or approving the
installation and use of a pen register or a trap and trace device under this
chapter, in writing under oath or equivalent affirmation, to a court of
competent jurisdiction of such State.

(b) Contents Of Application.-An application under subsection (a) of
this section shall include-

(1) the identity of the attorney for the Government or the State law
enforcement or investigative officer making the application and the identity
of the law enforcement agency conducting the investigation; and

(2) a certification by the applicant that the information likely to be
obtained is relevant to an ongoing criminal investigation being conducted by
that agency.

{ 3123. Issuance of an order for a pen register or a trap and trace device

(a) In General.-Upon an application made under section 3122 of this
title, the court shall enter an ex parte order authorizing the installation
and use of a pen register or a trap and trace device within the jurisdiction
of the court if the court finds that the attorney for the Government or the
State law enforcement or investigative officer has certified to the court
that the information likely to be obtained by such installation and use is
relevant to an ongoing criminal investigation.

(b) Contents Of Order.-An order issued under this section-

(1) shall specify-

(A) the identity, if known, of the person to whom is leased or in
whose name is listed the telephone line to which the pen register or trap
and trace device is to be attached;

(B) the identity, if known, of the person who is the subject of the
criminal investigation;

(C) the number and, if known, physical location of the telephone line
to which the pen register or trap and trace device is to be attached and, in
the case of a trap and trace device, the geographic limits of the trap and
trace order; and

(D) a statement of the offense to which the information likely to be
obtained by the pen register or trap and trace device relates; and

(2) shall direct, upon the request of the applicant, the furnishing of
information, facilities, and technical assistance necessary to accomplish
the installation of the pen register or trap and trace device under section
3124 of this title.

(c) Time Period And Extensions.-(1) An order issued under this section
shall authorize the installation and use of a pen register or a trap and
trace device for a period not to exceed sixty days.

(2) Extensions of such an order may be granted, but only upon an
application for an order under section 3122 of this title and upon the
judicial finding required by subsection (a) of this section. The period of
extension shall be for a period not to exceed sixty days.

(d) Non-disclosure Of Existence Of Pen Register Or A Trap And Trace
Device.-An order authorizing or approving the installation and use of a pen
register or a trap and trace device shall direct that-

(1) the order be sealed until otherwise ordered by the court; and

(2) the person owning or leasing the line to which the pen register or
a trap and trace device is attached, or who has been ordered by the court to
provide assistance to the applicant, not disclose the existence of the pen
register or trap and trace device or the existence of the investigation to
the listed subscriber, or to any other person, unless or until otherwise
ordered by the court.

{ 3124. Assistance in installation and use of a pen register or a trap and
trace device

(a) Pen Registers.-Upon the request of an attorney for the Government
or an officer of a law enforcement agency authorized to install and use a
pen register under this chapter, a provider of wire or electronic
communication service, landlord, custodian, or other person shall furnish
such investigative or law enforcement officer forthwith all information,
facilities, and technical assistance necessary to accomplish the
installation of the pen register unobtrusively and with a minimum of
interference with the services that the person so ordered by the court
accords the party with respect to whom the installation and use is to take
place, if such assistance is directed by a court order as provided in
section 3123(b)(2) of this title.

(b) Trap And Trace Device.-Upon the request of an attorney for the
Government or an officer of a law enforcement agency authorized to receive
the results of a trap and trace device under this chapter, a provider of a
wire or electronic communication service, landlord, custodian, or other
person shall install such device forthwith on the appropriate line and shall
furnish such investigative or law enforcement officer all additional
information, facilities and technical assistance including installation and
operation of the device unobtrusively and with a minimum of interference
with the services that the person so ordered by the court accords the party
with respect to whom the installation and use is to take place, if such
installation and assistance is directed by a court order as provided in
section 3123(b)(2) of this title. Unless otherwise ordered by the court,
the results of the trap and trace device shall be furnished to the officer
of a law enforcement agency, designated in the court, at reasonable
intervals during regular business hours for the duration of the order.

(c) Compensation.-A provider of a wire or electronic communication
service, landlord, custodian, or other person who furnishes facilities or
technical assistance pursuant to this section shall be reasonably
compensated for such reasonable expenses incurred in providing such
facilities and assistance.

(d) No Cause Of Action Against A Provider Disclosing Information Under
This Chapter.-No cause of action shall lie in any court against any provider
of a wire or electronic communication service, its officers, employees,
agents, or other specified persons for providing information, facilities, or
assistance in accordance with the terms of a court order under this chapter.

(e) Defense.-A good faith reliance on a court order, a legislative
authorization, or a statutory authorization is a complete defense against
any civil or criminal action brought under this chapter or any other law.

{ 3125. Reports concerning pen registers and trap and trace devices

The Attorney General shall annually report to Congress on the number of
pen register orders and orders for trap and trace devices applied for by law
enforcement agencies of the Department of Justice.

{ 3126. Definitions for chapter

As used in this chapter-

(1) the terms "wire communication", "electronic communication", and
"electronic communication service" have the meanings set forth for such
terms in section 2510 of this title;

(2) the term "court of competent jurisdiction" means-

(A) a district court of the United States (including a magistrate of
such a court) or a United States Court of Appeals; or

(B) a court of general criminal jurisdiction of a State authorized by
the law of that State to enter orders authorizing the use of a pen register
or a trap and trace device;

(3) the term "pen register" means a device which records or decodes
electronic or other impulses which identify the numbers dialed or otherwise
transmitted on the telephone line to which such device is attached, but such
term does not include any device used by a provider or customer of a wire or
electronic communication service for billing, or recording as an incident to
billing, for communications services provided by such provider or any device
used by a provider or customer of a wire communication service for cost
accounting or other like purposes in the ordinary course of its business;

(4) the term "trap and trace" device means a device which captures the
incoming electronic or other impulses which identify the originating number
of an instrument or device from which a wire or electronic communication was
transmitted;

(5) the term "attorney for the Government" has the meaning given such
term for the purposes of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure; and

(6) the term "State" means a State, the District of Columbia, Puerto
Rico, and any other possession or territory of the United States.

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A lawyer's review and perspective of the ECPA

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WHEN IS LISTENING TO THE RADIO A CRIME?

By FRANK TERRANELLA

The federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act has turned many radio
listeners into criminals. The problem is, most of them don't know about it.
I
will attempt here to describe in very non-legalistic and general terms
(extremely difficult for a lawyer), exactly what listening is legal and what
is illegal.

Section 2511 of the Federal Criminal Statutes (18 U.S.C.) is where most
of
the action is in this field. The statute is primarily a wiretap and bug
statute and only recently has been expanded to include radio listening. I
will not be discussing the provisions dealing with oral communications or
wiretaps and bugging devices here.

The statute starts out by saying that it is illegal to intentionally
intercept, disclose or use the contents of any wire or electronic
communication. The statute then goes on to carve out exceptions to this
general rule.

It is important to understand what the law means by wire or electronic
communication. A wire communication is any communication over a telephone or
other wire. However, the definition specifically includes cellular
telephones
and excludes cordless telephones (even though both involve the use of radio
and wire transmission). An electronic communication includes all radio
transmissions, but excludes cordless telephones and pagers.

After making a blanket prohibition of intercepting all electronic (i.e.
radio) transmissions, the statute lists the exceptions. The first exception
is that it is legal to listen to all radio transmissions which are "readily
accessible to the general public." This term is defined in the statute to
mean radio signals which are (1) not encrypted, scrambled, carried on a
subcarrier or other signal subsidiary to a radio transmission; (2) not
transmitted over a common carrier communications system (such as the phone
company); (3) not special transmissions such as point-to-point private relay
transmissions for the broadcast services, not meant for reception by the
general public.

The next exception to the general rule is that it is legal to listen to
all radio broadcasts "relating to ships, aircraft, vehicles or persons in
distress." The statute also says that it is legal to listen to a broadcast by
any governmental, law enforcement, civil defense, private land mobile or
public safety communications system, including police and fire, which are
readily accessible to the general public. It is also legal to listen to
transmissions on the amateur bands, citizens band or general mobile radio
services as well as any marine or aeronautical communications system and
cordless telephone transmission.

Finally, it is not illegal to intercept satellite transmissions of cable
programming as long as the transmission is not encrypted, there is no
monetary
gain by the viewer, and there is no marketing system available (meaning no
one
is selling the rights to view the programming via satellite).

There is also an interesting section of the statute which may provide a
loophole for lawyers defending clients charged with a violation of this law.
The statute says that it is not illegal to intercept a radio transmission
which is causing interference with any lawfully operating station (including
ham radio operators), or is causing interference with any consumer electronic
equipment, to the extent necessary to identify the source of the interference.
I can see a lawyer arguing that his client was only listening to that
cellular
telephone transmission because it was interfering with his client's reception
on the 23 centimeter band.

After all of the exceptions are carved out, the bottom line is that the
only radio frequency transmissions which are off limits are those which are
not readily accessible to the general public, as that term is defined in the
statute. The definition of "readily accessible to the general public" is
stated in the statute as follows:

(a) not scrambled or encrypted;

(b) not transmitted using modulation techniques whose essential
parameters have been withheld from the public with the intention of
preserving the privacy of such communication;

(c) not carried on a subcarrier or other signal subsidiary to a radio
transmission;

(d) not transmitted over a communication system provided by a common
carrier, unless the communication is a tone only paging system
communication;

(e) not transmitted on frequencies allocated under part 25; subpart
D,E, or F of part 74; or part 94 of the Rules of the Federal
Communications Commission, unless, in the case of a communication
transmitted on a frequency allocated under part 74 that is not
exclusively allocated to broadcast auxiliary services, the
communication is a two-way voice communication by radio.

The first two of these are no problem. If the signal is scrambled,
law-abiding DXers will leave it alone. Paragraph (c) begins the real
restrictions on DXers. Under the statutory definition, signals on a
subcarrier, such as the types being experimented with in television at the
moment, are not readily accessible to the general public and are not
permitted
listening.

The next section poses the greatest problem for DXers. Under the
definition, any signal, other than a tone, which is transmitted by a common
carrier is off limits. The FCC defines a common carrier as "any person
engaged in rendering communication service for hire to the public." (47 CFR
21.2) The statutory definition given in 47 U.S.C. 153(h) is a bit more
specific in that it specifically excludes radio broadcasters who, through
sale
of commercials, do render a communication service for hire. But, even with
the removal of broadcasters, this definition is very broad and will include,
beyond obvious services such as cellular telephone, just about every utility
station on the face of the earth.

The types of radio transmissions made off limits to DXers by paragraph (e)
are certain satellite communications, certain microwave communications, and
auxiliary stations to broadcasters used for such things as feeds from the
mobile van back to the studio or from the studio to the transmitter. The
frequencies of these services are all above 1 Gigahertz except for the bands
928-929 MHz and 944-960 Mhz. The exception to this is the frequency
assignment given to remote broadcast pickup stations under subpart D of part
74. This service, which is off-limits to DXers, is assigned bits and pieces
of the radio spectrum from 1606 kHz through 455.925 Mhz. Twenty-six
frequencies in the shortwave bands are allocated to this service. The
allocations are scattered between 25.87 Mhz and 26.47 Mhz, but unless you
have
a copy of the FCC Rules and Regulations, there is no easy way for a DXer to
know that listening to these transmissions is a federal offense.

This is precisely why I maintain that this law is unenforceable. In
order
for a prosecution under 18 U.S.C. 2511 to be successful, the government must
prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the DXer intentionally intercepted a
protected transmission. Since even attorneys are unsure what frequencies are
off-limits, how can the government hope to prove that a DXer who happens upon
one of these federally-legislated minefields in the radio spectrum, actually
intended to do so?

It should be noted that the Communications Act of 1934 (47 U.S.C. 605)
has
not been repealed by the new law. It is still illegal, as it has been since
at least 1934, to divulge the contents of any transmission except for general
broadcast stations, amateur radio and CB transmissions, and transmissions
relating to ships, aircraft, vehicles or persons in distress. A recent case
(Edwards v. State Farm Insurance Co., 833 F.2d 535) concluded that in order
to
prove an offense under this statute, the speaker must have held a subjective
expectation of privacy that was justifiable under the circumstances.

I hope that this brief trip through the legal maze of communications
privacy has been useful. I can see the day coming when some industrious
lawyer, defending a client of means, decides to challenge this unjust law.
The
basis is very simple. Just as there is no Fourth Amendment right of privacy
where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy, so too there should not
be a statutory right of privacy where anyone with a receiver can listen in.
To use an analogy, the providers of cellular service want the right to parade
down Main Street with no clothes on and then prosecute anyone who looks.
This
is simply unfair and unrealistic.

And beyond that, our First Amendment freedom of speech has a corollary
freedom to be informed and to gather information. This freedom must extend
to
the spoken as well as the printed word, as long as no reasonable expectations
of privacy are violated. Anyone with a receiver should be entitled to hear
anything which is broadcast in the clear over the "public" airwaves for the
simple reason that it is not reasonable for anyone to transmit in this manner
and expect this transmission to be private. An expectation of privacy can
only be achieved by scrambling the signal, not by governmental decree.

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--
FRANK TERRANELLA is an attorney, ham radio operator and short wave listener
(not necessarily in that order).

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Modifying two scanners for cellular reception

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The word "modifying" in this case is wrong. That implies that there is a
_conversion_ process whereby you can cause your scanner to suddenly begin
receiving cellular mobile telephone calls. This is wrong thinking. A
scanner
that is _designed_ to receive those frequencies above 512 MHz can have those
frequencies RESTORED (_sometimes_). A scanner that covers from 30-512 MHz
can
NEVER receive 800-900 MHz frequencies without the aid of an external RF
converter. Many times you will see messages from people asking how to modify
such-and-such a receiver to pick up CMT. The sad truth is, the answer is $$$,
as that's what it will take to get a new scanner that covers those
frequencies.

Some older scanners (most of them in fact) have no modifications so that
they will cover these frequencies. There may be cosmetic changes, such as
the
addition of an S-meter, or squelch or tone improvement, but there will never,
ever be anything that can be done to most of them to make them cover CMT.
The
PRO-2004/2005/34 receivers originally had those frequencies, but had them
blocked out. Restoring those frequencies was simply a matter of _unblocking_
them. There was really no "modifying" taking place. If a scanner was never
intended to cover 800 MHz, it never will. You can get RF converters that
will
convert 800-912 MHz down to 400-512 MHz, however, and these should work on
all
scanners.

MOST SCANNERS CANNOT BE MODIFIED OR CHANGED TO RECEIVE THE CMT FREQUENCIES.

There are a handful of exceptions to this. It started out with the
Realistic PRO-2004 and the PRO-34, and went to the PRO-2005. To restore CMT
for the 2004, open the radio and turn it upside down. You'll see a large
metal box. Carefully remove the cover. Find diode D-513. It may be in the
line of diodes, or it may be on the bottom of the PC board, in which case
you'll have to VERY carefully remove the board. In either case, the cure is
the same. Clip one leg of D-513 to restore CMT frequencies.

If you're careful, you can unsolder this diode and place it in the empty
spot at D-510. That will give you 400 channels instead of 300.

For the PRO-2005, the procedure is the same, except you clip one leg of
D-502 to restore cellular reception. In the 2004, put a 1N914 diode in D-514
and you'll increase your scan/search speed by 25%. Watch your diode polarity!
For the PRO-2005, it's D-501, which is on the display board behind the
keyboard. Adding D-504 to the PRO-2005 will DELETE 66-88 MHz coverage -- TV
channels, radio control, etc., so don't add D-504!!!! As far as is known,
there is no channel expansion capability on the order of the PRO-2004 for the
PRO-2005. 400 channels appears to be its limit.

The PRO-34 handheld can also have CMT restored, and all can be modified
to
receive 6,400 channels (3,200 on the PRO-34), but that's beyond the
capability
of this article. I could have typed in the directions for restoring CMT to
the PRO-34, but you really need pictures to go with the modification. The
original article was in "Popular Communications." All these are described in
great detail in the "Scanner Modification Handbook" by Bill Cheek, available
from CRB Research Books, Inc., PO Box 56, Commack, New York, 11725. It's
$17.95 + $2.00 postage and handling, but is well worth the price due to the
treasure trove of info that's in it.

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How to discover other scanner modifications

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HOW TO 'DISCOVER' THOSE NEAT RADIO MODIFICATIONS

by Bob Parnass, AJ9S

How do the people that discover modifications to radios go about finding
them? Good question!

The first rule of thumb is to obtain service manuals, as they contain
more
than just troubleshooting information. For example, the alignment procedure
outlined in the Regency K500 and M400 service manuals describes how to
circumvent the frequency limit checking firmware, which allows out of band
frequency programming. The Uniden 200/205XLT service manual describes a
keyboard sequence that clears most of the 200 memory channels, and loads the
others with bizarre test frequencies.

Service manuals often describe the circuit changes in models intended for
export to other countries. This can reveal features disabled for some
customers but enabled for others.

A good library of IC and semiconductor data books is very helpful,
although radio service manuals can also include IC internal diagrams. Old TTL
databooks are no longer enough. The transition to surface mount components
in
radios like the Uniden/Bearcat 760XLT is motivation for acquiring data books
for leadless components.

Although some modifications involve discovery of "hidden" features, many
others involve designing new circuitry or applying old circuitry from another
radio. I can't claim credit for many "add/delete a diode" modifications, but
here are the factors that accounted for a few other modifications.

***** Recognize Common Radio Circuits *****

Modification: Improve the squelch on the PRO-24, PRO-2004, 800XLT, etc.
Motivation: Unsatisfied with stock performance.

Almost all modern scanners use MC3357, MC3359, or Japanese pin equivalent
chips, which contain the IF, squelch, limiter & discriminator circuitry.
Older Bearcat and Regency scanners, like the BC300 and M400, often hid the
identity of their IC with "house numbers" painted over them. I compared
these
ICs pin for pin with the MC3357 and other known radio ICs to unmask their
true
identity. Having the Motorola IC data sheet and scanner service manuals made
learning the chip internals easy, so I found the way to decrease hysteresis
involved changing one resistor.

***** Be Curious *****

Modification: Trick the Icom R-71A to tune below 100 kHz.
Motivation: Curiosity.

Tried manipulating several front panel controls at the same time to see
if
I could confuse the microprocessor into doing something neat. I did.

***** Study the Schematic, Look for Unused Pins *****

Modification: Double the memory in the R-7000 (also published by another
radio hobbyist).
Motivation: curiosity.

I studied the schematic of the R-7000, and looked up the memory IC in a
data book. Icom grounded an address lead, so only 1/2 the chip capacity was
used. Not having enough time to try the idea on my own radio, I suggested
the
idea Jack Albert, who writes the RTTY column in "Monitoring Times", who used
his R-7000 as a guinea pig.

***** Borrow Circuits from Other Radio Models *****

Modification: S-meter circuit for Bearcat scanners (unpublished).
Motivation: wanted to use scanners for transmitter hunting.

I looked for other radios that used the same IF/squelch chip and already
featured S-meters (like the Kenwood TR- 2600A, IC-28A, IC228H, etc.) I
grafted
their S-meter circuitry to my scanners.

***** Vary Parameters and Measure the Impact *****

Modification: Speed up the R-7000 scan rate.
Motivation: dissatisfied with stock performance.

I studied the radio schematic, found the components that determined scan
rate, and substituted various values of resistance, measuring the affect of
each change.

***** Apply Simple Theory *****

Modification: COR light for the PRO-2004.
Motivation: make scanner easier to use in a roomful of other active radios.

Having studied the schematics of many scanners, I was familiar with FM
receiver and scanner circuitry. I used service manual and found the proper
point in the circuit where a logic level signal was produced depending on
whether a signal was absent or present. Again, the PRO-2004 used a popular
IF/squelch chip. I used the simplest transistor switching principles to
design a COR light circuit.

***** Fashion a Test Harness *****

Marvin Moss used an interesting approach to explore his portable scanner.
He wired the diodes in the diode matrix of his Radio Shack PRO-34 to separate
DIP switches so he could experiment with switching in and out different
combinations of diodes.

***** All That Glitters is Not Gold *****

I always find other peoples' modifications very interesting, although not
all are meritorious. For instance, avoid changing the crystal or RC time
constant circuitry used as a clock for the microprocessor controller in your
receiver. The controller performs many functions, so this alteration can
produce undesirable side effects which outweigh any small increase in scan
rate.

Date: 01-Mar-89 15:01 EST
From: BILLY ESTES [72757,3527]
Subj: 800MHZ

800 - 1300 MHZ LISTENING GUIDE * REPEATER OUT

FREQUENCY BAND SERVICE
806-810 BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
810-816 PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO SERVICE SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
816-821 BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE SMR TRUNKED SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
821-825 LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE MOBILE IN
825-835 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
835-845 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES WIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
845-850 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES EXPANSION RESERVE MOBILE IN
850-851 RESERVED
851-855 * BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS BASE OUT
855-861 * PUBLIC SAVETY RADIO SERVICE SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS BASE OUT
861-866 * BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE TRUNKED SYSTEMS BASE OUT
866-870 * LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE OUTPUT
870-890 * CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
890-896 * CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES WIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
896-902 PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE PS I T BLOCKS MOBILE IN
902-928 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE RESERVE
928.012-928.3375 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE PRIVATE MULTI-ADDRESS SYSTEM
928.3625-928.8375 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE RESERVED
928.8625-928.9875 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE WIDE AREA PAGING
929.7625-929.9875 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE RADIOTELEPHONE UTILITY/PAGIN
930-931 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PAGING
931-932 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE COMMON CARRIER PAGING
932-935 GOVERNMENT PRIVATE SHARED OPERATIONAL FIXED SYSTEMS
935-941 * PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE PS I T BLOCKS BASE OUT
944-947 BROADCAST RADIO SERVICE STUDIO-TRANSMITTER LINK (INTERCITY
RELAY)
947-952 BROADCAST RADIO SERVICE FORMERLY STL IR
952.100-952.700 PRIVATE MICROWAVE SERVICE OMNIDIRECTIONAL CONTROL
952.800-956.100 PRIVATE MICROWAVE SERVICE OPERATIONAL FIXED SYSTEMS
956.2625-956.4375 PRIVATE FIXED SERVICE SIGNALLING AND CONTROL
959.8625-959.9875 COMMON CARRIER RADIO SERVICE WIDE AREA PAGING
960-1215 AVIATION SERVICES NAVAIDS DME
1215-1300 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE SOME REPEATERS IN SERVICE

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.0125 .0375 .0625 .0875 .1125 .1375 .1625 .1875
.2125 .2375 .2625 .2875 .3125 .3375 .3625 .3875
.4125 .4375 .4625 .4875 .5125 .5375 .5625 .5875
.6125 .6375 .6625 .6875 .7125 .7375 .7625 .7875
.8125 .8375 .8625 .8875 .9125 .9375 .9625 .9875

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.0000 .0125 .0250 .0375 .0500 .0625 .0750 .0875
.1000 .1125 .1250 .1375 .1500 .1625 .1750 .1875
.2000 .2125 .2250 .2375 .2500 .2625 .2750 .2875
.3000 .3125 .3250 .3375 .3500 .3625 .3750 .3875
.4000 .4125 .4250 .4375 .4500 .4625 .4750 .4875
.5000 .5125 .5250 .5375 .5500 >5625 .5750 .5875
.6000 .6125 .6250 .6375 .6500 .6625 .6750 .6875
.7000 .7125 .7250 .7375 .7500 .7625 .7750 .7875
.8000 .8125 .8250 .8375 .8500 .8625 .8750 .8875
.9000 .9125

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.0000 .0250 .0500 .0750
.1000 .1250 .1500 .1750
.2000 .2250 .2500 .2750
.3000 .3250 .3500 .3750
.4000 .4250 .4500 .4750
.5000 .5250 .5500 .5750
.6000 .6250 .6500 .6750
.7000 .7250 .7500 .7750
.8000 .8250 .8500 .8750
.9000 .9250 .9500 .9750

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33 CHANNELS/MHZ

NONWIRELINE BLOCKS WIRELINE BLOCKS
------------------ ---------------

CHN FREQ CHN FREQ
1 870.030 334 880.020
34 871.020 367 881.010
67 872.010 401 882.030
101 873.030 434 883.020
134 874.020 467 884.010
167 875.010 501 885.030
201 876.030 534 886.020
234 877.020 567 887.010
267 878.010 601 888.030
301 879.030 634 889.020

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870 873 876 879 882 885 888 MHZ
.030 .060 .090 .120 .150 .180 .210 .240 .270 .300
.330 .360 .390 .420 .450 .480 .510 .540 .570 .600
.630 .660 .690 .720 .750 .780 .810 .840 .870 .900
.930 .960 .990

871 874 877 880 883 886 889 MHZ
.020 .050 .080 .110 .140 .170 .200 .230 .260 .290
.320 .350 .380 .410 .440 .470 .500 .530 .560 .590
.620 .650 .680 .710 .740 .770 .800 .830 .860 .890
.920 .950 .980

872 875 878 881 884 887 MHZ
.010 .040 .070 .100 .130 .160 .190 .220 .250 .280
.310 .340 .370 .400 .430 .460 .490 .520 .550 .580
.610 .640 .670 .700 .730 .760 .790 .820 .850 .880
.910 .940 .970

800 - 1300 MHZ LISTENING GUIDE * REPEATER OUT

FREQUENCY BAND SERVICE
806-810 BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
810-816 PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO SERVICE SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
816-821 BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE SMR TRUNKED SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
821-825 LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE MOBILE IN
825-835 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
835-845 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES WIRELINE SYSTEMS MOBILE IN
845-850 CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES EXPANSION RESERVE MOBILE IN
850-851 RESERVED
851-855 * BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS BASE OUT
855-861 * PUBLIC SAVETY RADIO SERVICE SLOW GROWTH SYSTEMS BASE OUT
861-866 * BUSINESS RADIO SERVICE TRUNKED SYSTEMS BASE OUT
866-870 * LAND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE OUTPUT
870-890 * CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES NONWIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
890-896 * CELLULAR MOBILE TELEPHONES WIRELINE SYSTEMS BASE OUT
896-902 PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE PS I T BLOCKS MOBILE IN
902-928 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE RESERVE
928.012-928.3375 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE PRIVATE MULTI-ADDRESS SYSTEM
928.8625-928.9875 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE WIDE AREA PAGING
929.7625-929.9875 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE RADIOTELEPHONE UTILITY/PAGIN
930-931 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PAGING
931-932 DOMESTIC PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE COMMON CARRIER PAGING
935-941 * PRIVATE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE PS I T BLOCKS BASE OUT
944-947 BROADCAST RADIO SERVICE STUDIO-TRANSMITTER LINK (INTERCITY
RELAY)
947-952 BROADCAST RADIO SERVICE FORMERLY STL IR
952.100-952.700 PRIVATE MICROWAVE SERVICE OMNIDIRECTIONAL CONTROL
956.2625-956.4375 PRIVATE FIXED SERVICE SIGNALLING AND CONTROL
959.8625-959.9875 COMMON CARRIER RADIO SERVICE WIDE AREA PAGING
960-1215 AVIATION SERVICES NAVAIDS DME
1215-1300 AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE SOME REPEATERS IN SERVICE

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.0125 .0375 .0625 .0875 .1125 .1375 .1625 .1875
.2125 .2375 .2625 .2875 .3125 .3375 .3625 .3875
.4125 .4375 .4625 .4875 .5125 .5375 .5625 .5875
.6125 .6375 .6625 .6875 .7125 .7375 .7625 .7875
.8125 .8375 .8625 .8875 .9125 .9375 .9625 .9875

-----------------------------------------------------------------

.0000 .0125 .0250 .0375 .0500 .0625 .0750 .0875
.1000 .1125 .1250 .1375 .1500 .1625 .1750 .1875
.2000 .2125 .2250 .2375 .2500 .2625 .2750 .2875
.3000 .3125 .3250 .3375 .3500 .3625 .3750 .3875
.4000 .4125 .4250 .4375 .4500 .4625 .4750 .4875
.5000 .5125 .5250 .5375 .5500 >5625 .5750 .5875
.6000 .6125 .6250 .6375 .6500 .6625 .6750 .6875
.7000 .7125 .7250 .7375 .7500 .7625 .7750 .7875
.8000 .8125 .8250 .8375 .8500 .8625 .8750 .8875
.9000 .9125

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.0000 .0250 .0500 .0750
.1000 .1250 .1500 .1750
.2000 .2250 .2500 .2750
.3000 .3250 .3500 .3750
.4000 .4250 .4500 .4750
.5000 .5250 .5500 .5750
.6000 .6250 .6500 .6750
.7000 .7250 .7500 .7750
.8000 .8250 .8500 .8750
.9000 .9250 .9500 .9750

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33 CHANNELS/MHZ

NONWIRELINE BLOCKS WIRELINE BLOCKS
------------------ ---------------

CHN FREQ CHN FREQ
1 870.030 334 880.020
34 871.020 367 881.010
67 872.010 401 882.030
101 873.030 434 883.020
134 874.020 467 884.010
167 875.010 501 885.030
201 876.030 534 886.020
234 877.020 567 887.010
267 878.010 601 888.030
301 879.030 634 889.020

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870 873 876 879 882 885 888 MHZ
.030 .060 .090 .120 .150 .180 .210 .240 .270 .300
.330 .360 .390 .420 .450 .480 .510 .540 .570 .600
.630 .660 .690 .720 .750 .780 .810 .840 .870 .900
.930 .960 .990

871 874 877 880 883 886 889 MHZ
.020 .050 .080 .110 .140 .170 .200 .230 .260 .290
.320 .350 .380 .410 .440 .470 .500 .530 .560 .590
.620 .650 .680 .710 .740 .770 .800 .830 .860 .890
.920 .950 .980

872 875 878 881 884 887 MHZ
.010 .040 .070 .100 .130 .160 .190 .220 .250 .280
.310 .340 .370 .400 .430 .460 .490 .520 .550 .580
.610 .640 .670 .700 .730 .760 .790 .820 .850 .880
.910 .940 .970

I have corrected a typo and added the 17M amateur band. Send all
corrections to me. Share and enjoy.

Bill

SHORTWAVE BROADCAST BANDS UNITED STATES TIME ZONES

2300 - 2495 120 Meters PDT MDT CDT EDT
3200 - 3400 90 Meters GMT PST MST CST EST
3900 - 4000 75 Meters --------------------------------------------
4750 - 5060 60 Meters 0000 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM
11650 - 12050 25 Meters 0400 8 PM 9 PM 10 PM 11 PM 12 AM
13600 - 13800 22 Meters 0500 9 PM 10 PM 11 PM 12 AM 1 AM
15100 - 15600 19 Meters 0600 10 PM 11 PM 12 AM 1 AM 2 AM
17550 - 17900 16 Meters 0700 11 PM 12 AM 1 AM 2 AM 3 AM
21450 - 21850 13 Meters 0800 12 AM 1 AM 2 AM 3 AM 4 AM
1000 2 AM 3 AM 4 AM 5 AM 6 AM
1100 3 AM 4 AM 5 AM 6 AM 7 AM
AMATEUR PHONE BANDS 1200 4 AM 5 AM 6 AM 7 AM 8 AM
1300 5 AM 6 AM 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM
7150 - 7300 40 Meters 1600 8 AM 9 AM 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM
14150 - 14350 20 Meters 1700 9 AM 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM
18110 - 18168 17 Meters 1800 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM
21200 - 21450 15 Meters 1900 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM
2200 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM
2300 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM
AMATEUR CW BANDS

1800 - 2000 160 Meters OTHER BANDS
3500 - 3750 80 Meters
7000 - 7150 40 Meters 535 - 1705 AM Broadcast (Mediumwave)
10100 - 10150 30 Meters 2170 - 2194 Land Mobile
14000 - 14150 20 Meters 25010 - 25330 Petroleum Industry
21000 - 21200 15 Meters 26960 - 27410 Citizens' Band
28000 - 28300 10 Meters 29700 - 29800 Forestry Service

FIXED SERVICE BANDS AIRCRAFT BANDS MARINE BANDS TIME FREQS

1705 - 1800 12050 - 12330 2850 - 3155 2000 - 2107 2495 - 2505
2107 - 2170 13360 - 13600 3400 - 3500 4063 - 4438 4000 - 4000
2194 - 2300 13800 - 14000 4650 - 4750 6200 - 6525 5000 - 5000
2505 - 2850 14350 - 14995 5450 - 5730 8195 - 8815 7335 - 7335
3155 - 3200 15600 - 16460 6525 - 6765 12330 - 13200 8000 - 8000
4000 - 4063 17360 - 17550 8815 - 9040 16460 - 17360 10000 - 10000
4438 - 4650 18030 - 18780 10005 - 10100 18780 - 18900 15000 - 15000
5005 - 5450 18900 - 19680 11175 - 11400 19680 - 19800 20000 - 20000
5730 - 5950 19800 - 21000 13200 - 13360 22000 - 22720 25000 - 25000
6765 - 7000 22720 - 23200 15010 - 15100
7300 - 8195 23350 - 24990 17900 - 18030
9040 - 9500 26950 - 26960 21850 - 22000 GOVERNMENT BANDS
9775 - 9995 29800 - 29890 23200 - 23350
10100 - 11175 29910 - 30000 25330 - 25600 27540 - 28000
11400 - 11650 26480 - 26950 29890 - 29910
--
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! Charleston, WV Area !
! by Bill Loftis !
! June 1, 1989 !
-----------------------------

Service Frequency Comments
---------------------- ------------- -----------------------
Abbott's Wrecker 157.500
Aid Ambulance Service 47.580 Dispatch
Aircraft 121.500 Emergency
Aircraft 123.000 Executive Flight Serv.
Aircraft 120.425 FBI Aircraft
Aircraft 122.100 Flight Service
Aircraft 121.900 Ground Control Aviation
Aircraft 110.300 Instrument Landing
Aircraft 135.600 NASA
Aircraft 123.050 National Weather Service
Aircraft 129.950 Unicom
Aircraft 122.900 Air to Air
Aircraft 124.200 Approach & Departure
Aircraft 124.100 Approach East
Aircraft 119.200 Approach West
Aircraft 127.600 Auto Term I Service
Aircraft 122.000 Charleston Flight Serv.
Aircraft 125.700 Charleston Tower
Aircraft 123.100 Cival Air Patrol
Aircraft 122.850 Eagle Aviation
Aircraft 118.950 US Forest Service
Aircraft 117.400 VOR
Aircraft 125.600 Weather Information
Aircraft 123.075 ASHBEAMS
Amateur (10-Meter) 29.600 So. Charleston
Amateur (6-Meter) 53.660 Boone Co.
Amateur (6-Meter) 53.630 Coal Mt.
Amateur (2-Meter) 144.200 National Calling
Amateur (2-Meter) 146.640 Huntington
Amateur (2-Meter) 146.760 Huntington
Amateur (2-Meter) 147.000 St. Albans
Amateur (2-Meter) 146.820 Charleston
Amateur (2-Meter) 147.120 Dunbar
Amateur (2-Meter) 147.270 Scott Depot
Amateur (2-Meter) 145.170 Bolt. Mt.
Amateur (2-Meter) 147.150 Coal Mt.
Amateur (2-meter) 145.470 Lick Knob
Amateur (2-Meter) 146.940 Ashland
Amateur (2-Meter) 147.240 Ashland
Amateur (2-Meter) 145.430 Malden Mt.
Amateur (1.25 Meter) 224.740 Lick Knob
Amateur (1.25 Meter) 224.060 Charleston
Amateur (3/4 Meter) 444.950 So. Charleston
American Red Cross 47.420
American Vendors Co. 462.150
Amtrak Railroad 161.070 Conrail also
Anstead Police Dept. 39.940
Appalachian Electronics 35.880
Appalachian Power Co. 37.700 Base
Appalachian Power Co. 37.740 Mobile
Appalachian Power Co. 37.580
Appalachian Power Co. 37.660
Appalachian Tire 35.120
Appalachian Tire 461.300
Army Corps of Engineers 163.415 Repeater
Army Corps of Engineers 163.410 Locks
Army Corps of Engineers 163.435 Dams
Arthur Wrecker Serv. 462.025
Asterik Security 154.540
ATF/DEA 165.290 WV & KY
ATF/DEA 165.375 (also Secret Service Ch. C)
AT & T 451.300 Microwave Towers
AT & T 451.400 Microwave Towers
A & W TV Service Co. 151.805
Basin Surveys Co. 33.180
Beckley Ambulance Serv. 155.175
Beckley Fire Dept. 154.400
Beckley Police Dept. 155.130
Beckley Police Dept 159.030
Belle Fire Dept. 154.160
Belle Police Dept. 39.760
Bethlehem Mines 47.640
B.F. Goodrich Tire Co. 35.100
Big Fork Coal Co. 154.625
Big Sandy Gas Co. 49.020
Big Sandy Gas Co. 75.620 Link to Drawdy Mt. Tx
Big Sandy Gas Co. 72.900 Link to Buck Knob Tx
Black Rock Paving Co. 35.860
Bluefield Rescue Squad 155.160
Boone Co. Ambulance 155.280
Boone Co. Fire 46.000
Boone Co. Schools 155.175
Boone Co. Sheriff 39.880
Bouligny Electric 43.020
Bouligny Electric 43.040
Bow Valley Corp. 72.470 Link to Johnson Knob Tx
Bowling Roofing Co. 151.685
Braxton Co. Sheriff 159.105
Braxton Emergency Sqd. 155.160
Braxton Emergency Sqd. 155.235
Business Alert 155.865
Buster's Wrecker Serv. 462.025
Cabell Co. Sheriff 39.840
Cabell Co. Sheriff 155.595 "High Band"
Cabin Creek Fire Dept. 46.360
Cable News Network (CNN) 161.750
Cabot Oil & Gas Co. 49.080
Capitol Bottled Gas Co. 151.565
Capitol Cablevision 151.655
Capitol Communications 35.140
Capitol Fuels Co. 35.780
Capitol Fuels Co. 35.940
Capitol Mobile Phone 154.600 Company Channel
Capitol Mobile Phone 152.030 RCC Ch. 1, Operator
Capitol Mobile Phone 152.120 RCC Ch. 7, Autodial
Capitol Mobile Phone 152.210 RCC Ch. 13, Autodial
Capitol Mobile Phone 462.175 Community Repeter
C & P Mobile Phone 152.540 IMTS Ch. YL
C & P Mobile Phone 152.630 IMTS Ch. YJ
C & P Mobile Phone 152.720 IMTS Ch. YS
C & P Mobile Phone 152.810 IMTS Ch. JR
C & P Telephone 151.985
C & P Telephone 158.340 Maintenance
Carbide 30.740 Pipeline
Carbide 153.050 Emergency
Carbide 157.730 Paging
Carbide 151.805 Technical Center
Carbide 153.145 Maintenance
Carbide 153.350 S. Charleston
Carbide 153.320 Institute
Carbide 154.600 Hand Units
Carbide 158.430 Trucking
Carbide 452.725 Pipeline Data to DuPont Belle
Carbide 464.100 Emergency
Carbide 468.300 Environmental
Carbide 851.0125 Communications
Carbon Fuel Co. 49.520
Cedar Coal Co. 151.955 Administrative
Cedar Coal Co. 152.870 Prep Plant
Cedar Coal Co. 152.885 Intra-Company
Cedar Coal Co. 152.930 Trucks
Cedar Coal Co. 152.990 Operations
Ceredo-Kenova Fire Dept 154.385
Ceredo-Kenova Fire Dept 155.745
C & H Taxi 452.300 Base
C & H Taxi 457.300 Mobile
Chas. Area Med. Ctr. 33.080 Pagers
Chas. Area Med. Ctr. 155.160 Memorial Security
Chas. Area Med. Ctr. 155.205 Security
Chas. Area Med. Ctr. 155.295 General Security
Chas. Area Med. Ctr. 163.250 Pagers
Charleston Ambulance 158.760 Admin 1
Charleston Ambulance 158.805 Admin 2
Charleston Ambulance 154.040 F 1 (Rptr)
Charleston Ambulance 154.085 F 2 (Rptr)
Charleston Auto Service 150.845
Charleston Civic Ctr. 158.775 Old
Charleston Civic Ctr. 453.925 New
Charleston Civic Ctr. 458.925 New
Charleston Constr. Co. 34.400
Charleston DEA 416.050 Ch. 5a
Charleston DEA 416.200
Charleston DEA 418.625 Ch. 1a
Charleston DEA 418.675 Channel 4
Charleston DEA 418.750 Ch. 3 Intra-Agency with ATF
Charleston DEA 418.800 Ch. 1b
Charleston DEA 418.825 Ch. 5b
Charleston DEA 418.950 Ch. 6
Charleston DEA 418.900 Surveilance
Charleston Fire 153.890 Admin 3
Charleston Fire 154.385 F 1
Charleston Humane Assoc. 30.760
Charleston Med Base 155.160 Healthnet Aeromedical
Charleston Med Base 155.220 Medical Command
Charleston Med Base 462.950 Med 9/D1 paired with 467.950
Charleston Med Base 462.975 Med 10/D2 paired with 467.975
Charleston Med Base 463.000 Med 1 paired with 468.000
Charleston Nat'l Bank 151.715
Charleston Newspapers 173.225
Charleston Newspapers 452.975 Base
Charleston Newspapers 457.975 Mobile
Charleston Police 158.730 Vice Squad
Charleston Police 159.150 F 1
Charleston Police 159.210 F 2
Charleston Police 154.650 Talk-Around
Charleston Police 159.030 Metro Drug Enforcement Unit
Charleston Police 154.710 Talk-Around
Charleston Police 155.100 Pagers & Administrative
Charleston Police 155.475 Nationwide Police Freq.
Charleston Police 165.0875 Wireless Mic's
Charleston Police 166.0875 Wireless Mic's
Charleston Police 165.185 CID Wireless Mic's
Charleston Sanitairy Bd. 154.100
Charleston Traffic Eng. 154.100
Charleston Street Dept. 154.995
Chas. Twn. Ctr. Mall 154.540 Channel 1
Chas. Twn. Ctr. Mall 154.515 Channel 2 Parking Garage
Chesapeake Fire Dept. 37.100 F 1
Chesapeake Fire Dept. 37.260 F 2
Chesapeake Police 39.760
Civil Air Patrol 148.150 F 1, Daily Net 6:00 PM
Civil Air Patrol 149.925 F 2, New Repeater
Civil Air Patrol 123.100
Civil Air Patrol 26.620
CITI Services 953.700 Malden Mt.
Clarksburg Police Dept. 155.520
Clay Co. Ambulance 155.265
Clay Co. Ambulance 155.280
Clay Co. Sheriff 39.880
Clendenin Ambulance 45.920
Clendenin Lumber Co. 151.775
Clendenin Police 39.820
CMA Cablevision 151.925
Coast Guard 156.975
Coast Guard 353.900 US Enforcement Operations
Coca-Cola Bottler's 466.100
Columbia Gas Co. 33.380
Columbia Gas Co. 451.550 Repeater
Communications Service 35.720 Company Channel
Communications Service 806.000
Communications Service 464.800 Community Repeater
Communications Service 463.275 Mobile Telephone
Community Ambulance 33.020
Community Ambulance 462.725
Concrete Supply Co. 43.140
Conrail 160.560 Police
Conrail 160.710
Conrail 160.680 Police
Conrail 160.800
Conrail 161.070 Amtrak also
Conrail 161.130
Conservation Commision 31.860
Consolidated Gas Co. 158.190
Consumers Gas Utility 153.485
Consumers Gas Utility 158.145
Coon Backhoe Service 35.060
Coonskin Park Police 159.090
Copley Wrecker Service 154.515 Charleston, WV
Cordless Telephones 46.610 Ch. 1 Base
Cordless Telephones 49.610 Ch. 1 Handsets
Cottrill Real Estate 462.600
Criss & Shaver 43.020
Cross Lanes Transport 155.235
C & S Builders 151.955
CSX Railroad 160.230 Ch. 1 Road
CSX Railroad 160.320 Ch. 2 Yard
CSX Railroad 160.530 Ch. 3 Yard
CSX Railroad 161.160 Ch. 4 Yard (S. Charleston)
CSX Railroad 161.310 Dispatcher
CSX Railroad 161.400 Yards & Towers
CSX Railroad 160.875 Police
CSX Railroad 161.295 Police
Custom Wrecker Service 862.7375 Base & Mobile
Custom Wrecker Service 863.7375 Mobile Telephone
Danville Lumber Co. 35.700
DATA 944.390 Unidentified, 24 hours a day
DATA 162.325 Unidentified, 24 hours a day
Derrick Music Co. 464.800 Repeater
Diamond Shamrock 153.380 Belle Plant
Don's Disposal Service 154.450
Dorsey Electric Co. 35.700
Dunbar, City of 155.760
Dunbar Fire Dept. 154.965
Dunbar Police Dept. 154.055
Dunn Construction Co. 958.000 Johnson Knob
Dupont Plant, Belle 153.110 Operations
DuPont Plant, Belle 153.170 Safety & Security
DuPont Plant, Belle 153.275 Pagers
DuPont Plant, Belle 154.570 Portables
Duval Ambulance Serv. 155.205
Duval Ambulance Serv. 155.295
Eagle Ridge Coal Co. 151.490
Eleanor, City of 155.040
Eleanor Fire Dept. 155.115
Electronic Comm. Inc. 151.865
Electronic Comm. Inc. 462.025 Community Repeater, Cross Lanes
Electronic Comm. Inc. 462.125 Community Repeater, Malden Mt.
Electronic Comm. Inc. 464.600 Mobile Ph. , Cross Lanes Twr.
Electronic Comm. Inc. 463.525 Mobile Ph. , Malden Mt.
Electronic Comm. Inc. 863.7375 Mobile Phone
Elk Valley Motor Express 43.960
Emerg. Asst. Scuba Team 155.175 "East"
Emergency B'cast System 161.760 WVAF/WCAW Radio
Exxon Corp. 460.0875
Exxon Corp. 461.9875
Fayette Co. Ambulance 155.160
Fayette Co. Fire 39.580
Fayette Co. Sheriff 39.940
FBI 163.925 F 1, Repeater
FBI 163.925 F 2, Off Repeater
FBI 163.965 F 3, mostly in OH
FBI 167.565 F 4, Low-power
Federal Express 854.6125
F & L Electronics 806.000 Huntington, WV
FMC 152.230 Nitro Plant
FMC 158.820 Nitro Plant
FMC 153.290 S. Chas. Steam Plant
FMC 153.260 S. Chas. Plant
Forest Service Reg. 8 36.770 Emergency Field Operations
Forest Service Reg. 8 168.750 Emergency Aerial Detection
Forest Service Reg. 8 168.775 Emergency
Gary's Taxi Service 461.250
GE Service 151.865
GE Service 151.850
General Ambulance Serv. 155.235
General Construction Co. 151.895
Gen. Electronics Co. 462.700 Oakridge Repeater
Gen. Electronics Co. 467.700 Mobiles
General Motors 158.460
Geupel Construction Co. 31.320
Goodwill Industries 151.685
Gilbert Ambulance Serv. 155.235
Glasgow Cent. Hyd. Co. 154.905
Goldman, J.C. 151.955
Haliburton Corp. 47.440
Harmon Cable Co. 151.895
Harris, E.L. & Sons 151.775
Harrison Co. Emerg. Sq. 155.235
Harris Oil Co. 49.580
Helicoptor Flight Serv. 31.440
Holiday Inn 157.740 Pagers
Holiday Inn Civic Ctr. 464.500 Hand Units
Holland, Joe Chevrolet 151.775
Holloway Construction 43.020
Huntington Fire Dept. 154.430
Huntington Fire Dept. 158.890
Hurricane Fire Dept 155.115
Huntington Police 155.250 Ch. 1
Huntington Police 155.520
Hurricane Fire Dept. 155.115
Hurricane Police 39.180
Hurricane Police 39.940
Hutch's Wrecker Serv. 157.485 Handley, WV
IBM R&D Co. 855.8375
IBM R&D Co. 152.480 Pagers
Interstate Equip. Co. 158.400
Invesco 31.520
Jackson Co. Ambulance 155.205
Jackson Co. Board of Ed. 155.235
Jackson Co. Sheriff 39.800
Jan-Care Ambulance Serv. 155.205
Jefferson Corp. 43.060
Jefferson Fire Dept. 33.440
Joyce Construction Co. 43.140
Kanawha Block Co. 35.080
Kanawha Cable Co. 151.895
Kanawha, County of 453.775
Kanawha, County of 151.775 Maintanence
Kanawha Co. Ambulance 155.220 "Talk-Around"
Kanawha Co. Ambulance 155.340 Ch. 5
Kanawha Co. Commision 153.995
Kanawha Co. Emerg. Serv. 158.805
Kanawha Co. Emerg. Serv. 154.085
Kanawha Co. Fire 155.145 F 1
Kanawha Co. Fire 155.745 F 2
Kanawha Co. Fire 453.100 Mobile UHF Link
Kanawha Co. Fire 458.100 Base UHF Link
Kanawha Co. Jail 453.550 Guards & Operations
Kanawha Co. Judical Anx. 453.500
Kanawha Co. Parks 155.850 Base
Kanawha Co. Parks 159.090 Police
Kanawha Co. Schools 155.995 Ch. 1
Kanawha Co. Schools 155.820 Buses
Kanawha Co. Sheriff 39.600 F 2
Kanawha Co. Sheriff 37.760 F 1
Kanawha Co. Sheriff 39.980 F 3 (Statewide)
Kanawha Co. Sheriff 154.085 "High Band"
Kanawha Mall 464.675
Kanawha River Locks 156.650
Kanawha Stone Co. 35.140
Kanawha Valley Bank 461.450 Security
Kanawha Valley Cab 467.150
KVEPC 806.9625 Plant Emergency (Trunked)
KVRTA (Bus Co.) 153.740
KVRTA (Bus Co.) 153.815
KVRTA (Bus Co.) 158.835 Buses
KVRTA (Bus Co.) 158.775 KAT Vans
KVRTA (Bus Co.) 452.400 Up-Link
Kanawha Valley Scale 42.960
Kelley-Gridley 151.650
Kentucky State Police 44.620 Base
Kentucky state Police 44.780 Mobile
Kroger Co. 151.775 Warehouse
Lakewood Fire Dept. 154.980
Lane Construction Co. 43.020
Lavalette Fire Dept. 155.100
Lewis Co. Emerg. Sq. 155.235
Lincoln Co. Sheriff 39.900
Lifeline Ambulance Serv. 154.450
Logan City Police 154.740
Logan Co. Ambulance 155.295
Logan Co. Sheriff 39.900
Madison Fire Dept. 154.370
Madison Police Dept. 46.560
Malden Pub. Serv. Dist. 173.2625
Maritime Limited Coast 156.275 Ch. 65, Port Operations
Maritime Limited Coast 156.325 Ch. 66, port Operations
Maritime Limited Coast 156.350 Ch. 7, Commercial
Maritime Limited Coast 156.425 Ch. 68, Non-Commercial
Maritime Limited Coast 156.650 Ch. 13, Navigational
Maritime Limited Coast 156.750 Ch. 15, Environmental
Maritime Limited Coast 156.800 Ch. 16, Distress-Calling
Maritime Limited Coast 156.850 Ch. 17, State Control
Maritime Government 157.050 Ch. 21
Maritime Public Coast 157.200 Ch. 24, Ship
Maritime Public Coast 161.800 Ch. 24, Coast
Maritime Shipboard 156.300 Ch. 6, Intership Safety
Maritime Shipboard 156.375 Ch. 67, Commercial
Maritime Shipboard 156.400 Ch. 8, Commercial
Maritime Shipboard 156.525 Ch. 70, Non-Commercial
Maritime Shipboard 156.625 Ch. 72, Non-Commercial
Maritime Shipboard 156.875 Ch. 77, Oil Tankers
Maritime Shipboard 157.425 Ch. 88
Marino, Al Plumbing 151.745
Markel's Wrecker Serv. 30.960
Marmet Fire Dept. 46.420
Marmet Ambulance Serv. 45.960
Marmet Police Dept. 39.980
Marriot Hotel 462.875 Hand Units (Charleston)
Marriot Hotel 464.575 Hand Units (Charleston)
Marshall University 155.310
MARS Network 148.410 WV Area
Mason Co. Sheriff 39.880
McCallister Electronics 463.950 Community Rptr Nease Dr.
McDonalds Restruant 35.020 Drive Thru (Charleston)
McDowell Co. Sheriff 159.150
McJunkin Corp. 47.560
Medical Paging Serv. 163.250
Milton Police Dept. 39.540
Mobil Oil Co. 158.370
Monsanto 151.715
Monsanto 151.925
Monsanto 151.835
Monsanto 465.675
Montgomery Fire Dept. 39.580
Montgomery Gen. Hosp. 33.080 Pager
Montgomery Police Dept. 39.900
Montgomery Police Dept. 154.800
Morgantown Police Dept. 155.130
Motor Car Supply Co. 35.980
Motor Car Supply Co. 464.275
Motor Carrier 159.540
Motorola 462.150 Community Rptr Lick Knob
Motorola 35.040 Comm. & Electronics
Motorola (Trunked) 861.4875 Rptr Spring Hill Mt.
Motorola (Trunked) 861.9875 Rptr Huntington
Mt. Hope Police Dept. 39.940
Mountaineer Gas Co. 153.650 Base
Mountaineer Gas Co. 153.710 Mobile
Mountaineer Gas Co. 451.550 Repeater
Multi-Point 461.150 Community Rptr Malden Mt.
National Cable Repair 154.540
National Parks 40.070 Buses
National Parks 40.210 Buses
N'wide Emergency Freq 155.475
Nitro, City of 158.895
Nitro, City of 153.785
Nitro Fire Dept. 155.865
Nitro Police 155.865
Nitro Sanitation Dept. 155.055
Nitro/St. Albans Wrecker 464.075 Ch. 1 (Western Rptr)
Nitro/St. Albans Wrecker 464.900 Ch. 2 (Eastern Rptr)
NuWay Cleaners 35.920
Oak Hill Police Dept. 39.800
Oceana Fire Dept. 154.160
Office of Emerg. Serv. 155.220 State Capitol
Ohio Highway Patrol 44.740 Base
Ohio Highway Patrol 44.860 Mobile
Oliver Dist. Co. 152.915
Omar Mining Company 47.480
Orders Construction Co. 152.870
Overnite Trucking Co. 44.080
Overnite Trucking Co. 461.0875
PAIX Security 154.540
Parkersburg Fire Dept. 154.430
Parkersburg Police 155.490 Ch. 1
Parkersburg Police 156.160 Ch. 2
Peerless Block Co. 151.835
Pennzoil 49.040
Pennzoil 48.040
Pennzoil 158.310
Pepsi-Cola Bottlers 461.800
Petty Geophysical 153.320
Pinch Vol. Fire Dept. 155.895
Piedmont Airlines 460.800 Hand Helds Yeager Airport
Pt. Pleasant Police 39.580
Pt. Pleasant Police 39.960
Pfaff & Smith 43.180
Pratt Vol. Fire Dept. 46.360
Pruntytown Boys Ctr. 39.920
Putnam, County of 453.425
Putnam, Coonty of 465.275
Putnam, County of 460.100 UHF Link
Putnam, County of 460.275 UHF Link
Putnam Co. Ambulance 155.205
Putnam Co. Fire 155.115
Putnam Co. Sheriff 39.940
Putnam Co. Sheriff 154.815 "High Band" Rptr
Putnam General Hospital 155.700
Racine Fire Dept. 46.120
Racine Fire Dept. 46.160
Rain Guages 171.075
Rain Guages 173.310 24 Hours
Raliegh Co. Ambulance 155.175
Raleigh Co. Ambulance 155.220
Raleigh Co. Sheriff 39.820
Ray, G.E. Construction 35.440
Ready Mix Concrete Co. 152.930
Richwood Fire Dept. 39.540
Rick's Ambulance 33.040
Rick's Ambulance 33.100
Ripley Police Dept. 39.820
Roane Co. Ambulance 155.280
Roane Co. Sheriff 39.980
Rt. 60 E Vol Ambulance 33.020
Rt. 60 W Vol. Fire Dept. 33.440
Royal Construction Co. 42.960
Royal Crown Bottlers 31.040
St. Albans, City of 155.955
St. Albans Fire Dept 155.025
St. Albans Fire Dept 46.360
St. Albans Metal Co. 469.225
St. Albans Police 155.025 Ch. 1
St. Albans Police 155.010 Ch. 2
Sam's Plumbing & Heating 464.175
Sam's Plumbing & Heating 469.175
Save Supply Co. 151.775
Seaboard Coast Line RR 160.800
Secret Service 165.785 Charleston WV Area
Secret Service 165.790 Ch. B Chas. WV Area
Shamblin's Ready Mix 154.490
Smith Transfer 154.600
Smithers Fire Dept. 39.580
Snead's Vacuum Cleaner 154.540
Snowshoe Ski Patrol 155.265
So. Charleston, City of 154.115
So. Charleston Fire 154.370
So. Charleston Police 158.730 F 2
So. Charleston Police 158.790 F 1
So. Charleston Police 460.025
So. Charleston Police 465.025
So. Chas. Street Dept. 155.775
So. Appalachian Coal Co. 152.465
So. Appalachian Coal Co. 153.035
Southern Public Service 49.440
Southern Public Service 452.375
Spencer Water Works 154.115
Statewide Fire Mutl. Aid 46.100
Statewide Sheriff 39.980
Statewide Sheriff 159.090
Summersville Fire/Police 37.260
Teays Valley Heating 464.400
Teays Valley PSD 154.055
Teays Valley Fire Dept. 154.250
Telephone Maintanence 158.340
Tri-State Greyhound Park 461.100 Dog Track Security
Tucker Co. Emerg. Serv. 155.235
Union Boiler Co. 464.550
United Auto Warehouse 154.570
US Army, Corps of Eng. 163.804 Repeater
US Gov't Emerg. Hide Out 49.630 Greenbriar Co.
US Gov't Emerg. Hide Out 49.670 Greenbrier Co.
US Gov't Emerg. Hide Out 49.970 Greenbriar Co.
US Army 149.750 Security Greenbrier Co.
US Army 163.840 Security Greenbrier Co.
US Dept of Commerce 163.275 Charleston Area
US Marshalls 163.200 F 2
US Postal Inspectors 169.850 Malden Mt. Rptr.
US Federal Prisons 170.875 Ch. 1
US Fish & Game 34.810
US Fish & Game 34.830
US Navy 148.410 MARS Station Coal Mt.
US Treasury 165.913 WV Area
University of Charleston 151.685
Valley Ambulance 155.160 Alloy, WV
Virginia State Police 42.860 Base
Virginia State Police 42.680 Mobile
Volkswagon of America 462.925
Walker Machinery Co. 35.900
Walker Machinery Co. 464.250
WAMX 161.670 News Radio
WAMX 161.700 News Radio
Wayne Co. Ambulance 155.235
Wayne Fire Dept. 154.220
WBES-FM 945.870 Studio-Transmitter Link
WCAW 161.850 Remote & 2-way
WCHS-AM 166.250 2-way
Weather 162.400 Charleston
Weather 162.550 Huntington
Weather 162.425 Beckley/Hinton
Weather 162.500 Spencer
West Side Fire Dept 46.420
White House Staff 162.855 F 2, WV Area
Whitesville Fire & Amb. 37.180
WV Air National Guard 163.485 Security Police
WV Air National Guard 163.4875 Security Police
WV Air National Guard 283.800
WV Air National Guard 150.325 Crash Trucks
WV Air National Guard 148.215 Civil Engineering
WV Air National Guard 165.185 Maintanence
WV Army National Guard 38.550
WV, State of 458.825
WV, State of 155.940 Science & Culture Ctr.
WV Parks & Forests 159.225 Aircraft
WV Capitol 453.525 Maintanence
WV Capitol 458.525 Maintanence
WV Capitol 154.600 Security
WV Dept. of Highways 47.280 Chas., Weather 7-3-11
WV Dept. of Highways 47.320 Chas. Area
WV Dept. of Highways 47.360 Fayette Co.
WV Dept. of Highways 47.140
WV DNR 31.620
WV DNR 31.700
WV DNR 31.820 North Bend
WV DNR 31.860
WV DNR 31.940
WV DNR 31.980
WV DNR 39.860
WV DNR 159.270 Fire Tower Ch. 1
WV DNR 159.315 Fire Tower Ch. 2
WV Office of EMS 155.220
WV Sheriff's Assoc. 39.980 Intersystem
WV State College 151.955 Security
WV State Police 39.440
WV State Police 42.100 Ch. 4 (Gov.) & Ch. 1 Dispatch
WV State Police 42.120 Detachment to HQ
WV State Police 42.260 Mobiles & Aircraft
WV State Police 42.680 Ch. 2 Mobile
WV State Police 72.880 Co. D
WV State Police 72.920 Co. B
WV State Police 72.960 Co. B
WV State Police 154.695 Intra-Company
WV State Police 154.905 Ch. 1 Hand-units (Governor)
WV State Police 155.310 Turnpike (Beckley)
WV State Police 155.430 Turnpike Rptr
WV State Police 155.460 Ch. 5 Governor's Rptr
WV State Police 156.030 Ch. 2 Hand units (Governor)
WV State Police 155.790 Morgantown Rptr
WV State Police 156.150 Turnpike (Off Rptr)
WV State Police 158.910 Ch. 3 (Gov) & Portable Repeater
WV State Police 158.970 So. Charleston HQ
WV State Police 451.100 42.260 Rptr
WV State Police 456.100 So. Charleston HQ
WV State Police 460.075 Academy
WV State Police 460.125 Academy
WV State Police 460.200 Repeater
WV State Police 460.325 Charleston, WV
WV State Police 956.100 Links 155.430 Rptr's
WV Statewide Disaster 155.280
WV Paving Co. 30.580
WV Paving Co. 453.275
WV Tech 154.800 Security Police
WV Tractor Co. 35.720
WV Turnpike 156.150
WV Water Co. 153.440 Distribution
WV Water Co. 153.605 Commercial
Wheeling Fire Dept. 154.190
Wheeling Police Dept. 154.950
Wheeling Police Dept. 155.010
Wilderness Cable Co. 464.400
Williamson Police Dept. 39.860
Winfield Wrecker Serv. 464.400
WCVM 946.860 Studio-Transmitter Link
WKAZ-AM 455.450 Remote
WMUL 161.67 Remote
WSAZ-TV 65.760 Audio
WVAF/WCAW 161.760 Remote, 2 way, EBS
WVAF-FM 170.150 Remote
WVAH-TV 71.780 Audio
WTIP 161.700 Remote
WVSR/WTIP 161.700
Wyoming Co. Sheriff 159.090
Wireless Mic's 169.445
Yeager, Chuck Airport 155.085 Security Police
Yellow Cab Co. 452.150
Yellow Cab Co. 457.150

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Chicago Area Frequencies
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Fire Departments
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153.7700 Chicago Fire Dept, Englewood (South)
154.1300 Chicago Fire Dept, Main (North)
154.1600 Evanston Fire Dept
154.3400 Lincolnwood Fire Dept
154.3400 Skokie Fire Dept
460.6000 Chicago Fire Dept, Ambulance (North)
460.6250 Chicago Fire Dept, Ambulance (South)

Police Departments
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453.7750 Chicago Police Dept, Tow Trucks
460.0250 Chicago Police Dept, Zone 9, Districts 5 & 22
460.0750 Chicago Police Dept, Zone 7, District 3
460.1250 Chicago Police Dept, City-Wide 1; Traffic, Gang Crime
460.1750 Chicago Police Dept, City-Wide 2; Detectives, SOG
460.2500 Chicago Police Dept, City-Wide 6
460.3000 Chicago Police Dept, City-Wide 7; Command
460.3250 Chicago Police Dept, City-Wide 4; Youth, ET's
470.5625 Evanston Police Dept
470.7875 Lincolnwood Police Dept
470.7875 Skokie Police Dept

Other City Services
----- ---- --------
453.5000 Chicago Dept of Streets & Sanitation
453.5500 Chicago Dept of Streets & Sanitation
453.6250 Chicago Dept of Streets & Sanitation (Snow Plows)
453.6500 Chicago Dept of Streets & Sanitation (Snow Plows)
453.6750 Chicago Traffic Signal Repair (?)
453.7250 Chicago Dept of Animal Control
453.8250 Chicago Dept of Human Services
453.8750 Chicago Metropolitan Sanitary District (?)
453.9250 Chicago Metropolitan Sanitary District
453.9750 Chicago Fire Alarm Repair (?)

Utilities
---------
153.4700 Commonwealth Edison

Transportation
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118.1000 O'Hare Tower
118.4000 O'Hare
118.7000 Midway Tower
119.0000 O'Hare
119.9000 Palwaukee Tower
120.7500 O'Hare
121.3000 Meigs Tower
121.9000 O'Hare
125.0000 O'Hare
125.2000 O'Hare
125.4000 O'Hare
125.7000 O'Hare
127.4000 O'Hare
127.6000 O'Hare
152.3000 American United Cab
152.3150 American Taxi
470.9875 Chicago Transit Authority Rail
857.8125 Northwest Cab

Medical
-------
464.7750 Swedish Covenant Hospital

Miscellaneous
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162.5500 KWO39 National Weather Service
464.6750 Bankers Life and Casualty Insurance Company

SCANNING THE CHIP'S

HERE'S THE LATEST UPDATE ON THE CALIFORNIA
HIGHWAY PATROL SYSTEM

By: Rick Maslau, KNY2GL
Source: Popular Communications, Sept. 1990
Reprinted By: Lori Jordan
For: The Hotline BBS, John Johnson, KWV8BP

The California Highway Patrol is not only one of the largest law
enforcement agencies in the nation, it is also the most well known. Of all of
the mail that comes in to the Popular Communications offices requesting
information about law enforcement frequencies, this agency has always been at
or near the top of the popularity list.

So, when reader Jan Lowry, of Hollywood, CA, sent us an updated listing of
California Highway Patrol stations, we thought it would be something to share
with our readers. Jan points out that the listing includes seven channel
pairs that were put into service not long ago.

The CHP operates on channel pairs that are known by the names of colors.
These are creatively organized from thirty two frequencies lying between
42.08 and 42.92 MHz, although some frequencies do double duty. For instance,
42.16 MHz is the mobile half of the Purple channel, but the base half of the
Violet channel. THe base side of Purple, which is 42.40 MHz, doubles as the
mobile side of the Bronze channel. Frequency 42.60 MHz is the base half of
two channels that are matched up with different mobile frequencies.

Frequency 42.36 MHz is allocated, but Jan tells us is held in reserve for
future use. Channel Ivory, an old simplex frequency on 45.02 MHz, may
possibly be obsolete at this point.

Jan goes on to note that each CHP base operates on a primary channel pair,
as indicated in the chart here. Actually, the base is capable of receiving
both frequencies in the pair, but it transmits on the base frequency. Cars
can transmit on either channel in the pair assigned to the station with which
they are affiliated, usually using the mobile channel to mountaintop
receivers, and the base frequency for car-to-car and to local stations. Cars
can also receive on either channel in their primary pair.

The Blue channel is the common statewide secondary channel for all cars and
stations. All units can operate on this channel. Besides the generally high
profile of the California Highway Patrol, scanner owners from coast to coast
often know the agency's communications because they are so often picked up by
skip reception because of the frequencies used. Here's an agency you can try
to hear, no matter where you are. If the skip is rolling in, you might pick
up CHP communications no matter where you are! CHP officers have been heard
from coast to coast, thanks to the benefits of skip propagation on their 42
MHz frequencies. To a motorist having a problem on a remote mountain road, a
CHP officer is a welcome sight.

CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL CHANNEL USAGE

Division #1 "Northern"

Alturas/60 Red
Garberville/105 Green
Crescent City/95 Green
Humboldt/16 Green
Lakeport/7 White
Mt. Shasta/52 Purple
Quincy/20 Blue
Red Bluff/36 Red
Redding/37 Red
Susanville/38 Blue
Trinity/90 Red
Ukiah/18 White
Williams/39 Brown
Willows/93 Brown
Yreka/41 Purple

Division #2 "Valley"

Auburn/45 Green
Chico/104 Brown
Gold Run/70 Gray
Grass Valley/42 Green
Jackson/94 White
Lake Valley/13 Grey
Modesto/48 Yellow
Oroville/35 Brown
Placerville/44 Green
Sacramento N./46 Gold
Sacramento S./112 Black
San Andreas/49 White
Sonora/61 Yellow
Stockton/62 White
Tracy/103 Yellow
Truckee/80 Grey
Woodland/47 Black
Yuba-Sutter/43 Brown

Division #3 "Golden Gate"

Contra Costa/19 Maroon
Fairfield/22 Turqoise
Hayward/25 Aqua
Livermore/118 Blue
Marin-GG Br/34 Violet
Napa/21 Orange
Oakland/96 Bronze
Redwood Cy/91 Amber
San Francisco/32 Pink
San Jose/24 Ruby
Santa Rosa/17 Orange

Division #4 "Central"

Balersfield/69 Brown
Buttonwillow/117 Brown
Coalinga/88 Pink
Fresno/65 Silver
Hanford/68 Pink
Los Banos/30 Orange
Madera/66 Orange
Mariposa/63 Orange
Merced/64 Orange
Porterville/40 Pink
Visalia/67 Pink

Division #5 "Southern"

Antelope Vly/89 Tan
Baldwin Park/81 Orange
Central LA/15 Black
East LA/82 Yellow
Glendale/98 Brown
Newhall/78 Tan
Ontario/84 Orange
Santa Fe Spgs/83 Gold
South LA/77 White
Tejon/102 Tan
West LA/79 Pink
Malibu/109 Pink
W. Valley/56 Brown

Division #6 "Borders"

Banning/97 Red
Blythe/6 Red
Capistrano/113 Grey
El Cajon/108 Gold
El Centro/85 Blue
Indio/76 Red
Oceanside/92 Gold
Rancho CA/116 Gold
San Diego/87 Orange
Santa Ana/86 Purple
Westminster/55 Grey
Winterhaven/116 Green

Division #7 "Coastal"

Buellton/3 White
Goleta/29 Green
King City/8 Green
Salinas/27 Black
Sn Juan Bautista/23 Green
Sn Luis Obispo/28 White
Santa Cruz/26 Green
Santa Maria/14 White
Templeton/9 White
Ventura/31 Purple

Division #8 "Inland"

Arrowhead/101 Copper
Barstow White
Bishop/72 Blue
Bridgeport/71 Green
Mojave/59 White
Morongo Basin/106 White
Needles/114 White
Rancho CA/115 Gold
Riverside/74 Green
Sn Bernardino/75 Copper
Victorville/12 White

CHP Academy

Sacramento Brown

CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL CHANNEL PAIRS

Color Base Mobile Color Base Mobile
----- ---- ------ ----- ---- ------

Amber 42.08 42.82 Orange 42.88 42.66
Aqua 42.62 42.84 Pink 42.44 42.76
Black 42.46 42.70 Purple 42.40 42.16
Blue 42.34 42.18 Red 42.44 42.28
Bronze 42.12 42.40 Ruby 42.50 42.28
Brown 42.50 42.82 Silver 42.08 42.28
Copper 42.60 42.74 Tan 42.42 42.84
Gold 42.12 42.20 Turqoise 42.60 42.14
Green 42.54 42.24 Violet 42.16 42.64
Grey 42.58 42.68 White 42.56 42.72
Ivory 45.02 45.02 Yellow 42.52 42.30
Maroon 42.92 42.74

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CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

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42.08 MHz SILVER BASE
42.28 MHz - SILVER MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Corte Madera KMD773
CHP Office Fresno KMC988
CHP Office Redwood City KMB440
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42.12 MHz GOLD BASE
42.20 MHz - GOLD MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office El Cajon KZJ917
CHP Office Oakland KJK725
CHP Office Sacramento KDE678
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42.34 MHz BLUE BASE
42.18 MHz - BLUE MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Bishop KME408
CHP Office El Centro KMD934
CHP Office Quincy WNDZ239
CHP Office Susanville KIZ237
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42.40 MHz PURPLE BASE
42.16 MHz - PURPLE MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Mt. Shasta KCR953
CHP Office Napa KMH961
CHP Office Santa Ana KUB814
CHP Office Vacaville KDE864
CHP Office Ventura KDC275
CHP Office Walnut Creek KMG445
CHP Office Yreka KME263
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42.42 MHz TAN BASE
42.84 MHz - TAN MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Hayward KMD592
CHP Office Palmdale KMH277
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42.44 MHz PINK BASE (San Francisco)
RED BASE
42.76 MHz - PINK MOBILES KA4993
42.28 MHz - RED MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Coalinga KDE683
CHP Office Culver City KBO570
CHP Office Malibu KBO574
CHP Office Redding KMD494
CHP Office San Francisco KML204
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42.46 MHz BLACK BASE
42.70 MHz - BLACK MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Los Angeles KRB411
CHP Office Sacramento KMJ552
CHP Office Salinas KMB546,KLF203
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42.48 MHz GRAY BASE
42.68 MHz - GRAY MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Trukee KAZ604
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42.50 MHz BROWN BASE
42.82 MHz - BROWN MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Bakersfield KAY246
CHP Office Chico KMH963
CHP Office Glendale KBO573
CHP Office Oroville KME274
CHP Office San Jose KMH700
CHP Office Yuba City KME355
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42.52 MHz YELLOW BASE
42.30 MHz - YELLOW MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Tracy KRO412
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42.54 MHz GREEN BASE
42.24 MHz - GREEN MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Crescent City KME385
CHP Office Gilroy WNBM970
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42.56 MHz WHITE BASE
42.72 MHz - WHITE MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Barstow KME264
CHP Office Gardena WNFD719
CHP Office Mojave KMH723
CHP Office San Luis Obispo KMB520
CHP Office Stockton KMA501
CHP Office Ukiah KDA712
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42.60 MHz COPPER BASE
42.74 MHz - COPPER MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office San Bernadino KKR346
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42.88 MHz ORANGE BASE
42.66 MHz - ORANGE MOBILES KA4993

CHP Office Los Banos KBQ805
CHP Office San Diego KBT579
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OTHER CHP FREQUENCIES:

42.36 MHz
42.62 MHz
42.94 MHz Link to Nevada Highway Patrol
154.905 MHz Mobile extenders

AIR FORCE ONE (Also Air Force 2+)
Scrambled: No
Codes Used: A presidential phone call is usually preceded by a request
for "Crown," the White House com center
Tips: Watch newspapers for info on the President's travels and listen
shortly before or after landing or takeoff.
Identified Frequencies: KHz
6731,6756,8967,9018,11180,13201,13215,13247,15048,18027

In addition, 162.685 MHz and 171.235 MHz are Secret Service freq-
uencies used for Air Force One communications. The White House staff
uses 167.825 MHz and 167.850 MHz. Secret Service channel "Oscar,"
164.885 MHz, is used for the President's limo.
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Scrambled: Possibly
Codes Used: "our friend", "our boy"=person being followed; "O" is his
office; "R" is his residence; a "boat" is a car; when apprehended, suspect
becomes a "package" to be dropped of at the "kennel", the agents HQ
Tips: Don't broadcast and screw things up--they're on our side!
Frequencies: MHz
163.81,165.01,165.11,165.385,408.60
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DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

Scrambled: Possibly
Codes Used: Varied, but probable "standard" gov't. ones
Tips: Common Sense
Frequencies: KHz
11076,14686,18666
MHz
163.185-535,163.535-235-85-9,172.00-5-20,415.60,416.05-20,
418.625-75-700-725-750-775-800-825-75-900-925-950-975,419.000
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

See above.
Frequencies: KHz
7905,9240,10500
MHz
120.425,149.375,163.31-485-810-825-35-75-85-910-25-35-950-960-
975-95,167.25-6-275-30-31-325-335-36-385-395-400-410-425-525-510-
735-985,406.200-250-275-300-325-350-375-450,409.000-100-200-250-
175,414.100-125-150-175-200-225-250-275-300-350-375-400-425-450-475-
500,419.250-275-300-325-375-400-425-450-475-500-525-550-575
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SECRET SERVICE

See above.
Frequencies: MHz
162.375-685,163.360-400-810,165.085-210-235-375-675-685-760-
785-900,166.210-405-510-615-700,168.40-45,169.625-925,171.235
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*NOTE*
167.750-760-679-886-895-896-990
illustrates frequncies:
167.750, 167.760, 167.679, 167.886, 167.895, 167.896, and 167.990.

0/18/87 OVER 30MHZ FREQUENCY LIST - CINCINNATI

VHF LOW Known PL's Are Marked W/ #

30.09 Army Tactical
30.10 Army Crash/Fire
30.30 Army Training
30.45 Army Range Control
30.50 Army Base Operations
30.84 Pro-Com Alarm System Standard Freq
31.34 St Parks & Forrests
31.46 St Parks & Forrests
32.10 Army Control Tower
32.30 Army NG
32.50 Army NG
32.69 Army Security
32.85 USAF, OHNG Aircraft
32.40 USAF
32.69 Army Security
33.00 Army Medivac (Was Viet-Nam Medivac Also!)
33.02 Good Samaritan Hospital
33.04 Christ Hospital
33.08 Providence Hosp & Regional Public Safety Agency
33.42 Low Power FD
33.58 Hamilton Co FD
33.66 Hamilton Co FD Fireground F4
33.82 Mack FD Chevoit
33.88 Clermont Co FD Mobiles
33.90 Hamilton Co FD Dispatch F1
33.94 Clermont Co FD
34.00 Army Tactical
34.09 Army Transportation
34.15 USAF
34.20 OHNG Aircraft
34.31 Army Base Repeater
34.40 Army NG
34.60 USAF
34.81 US Fish & Wildlife Service
34.83 US Fish & Wildlife Service
34.90 Army Civil Emergencies
35.00 Army NG
35.02 Mac Frequency
35.16 Telephone Company Maintenance
35.22 Paging
35.64 Medical Paging
36.00 Army NG
36.07 US Dept of Justice Nationwide
36.30 Army Accident
36.51 Army MP
36.70 Army NG
36.71 Army Escort Net
36.80 USAF, Army Ordinance
36.89 Army Escort Net
36.90 Army Equipment Tests
36.91 Army MP
36.99 Army MP
37.18 City of Forrest Park
37.26 Delhi Township Local Govt
38.10 USAF
39.06 Low Power Police Surveillance
39.10 Springfield Township
39.14 Hamilton Co PD
39.18 North College Hill
39.40 Hamilton Co PD
39.42 St Corrections
39.46 Hamilton Co PD & St Corrections
39.50 Cheviot
39.58 Fire Marshall & St Corrections, Clermont Co PD
39.66 St Corrections & Clermont Co PD Mobiles
39.72 St Corrections
39.80 Clermont Co PD
39.82 Springale PD FD & City Govt
39.90 Ohio St Government, OHP, Warren Co Sheriff
39.98 Clermont Co PD
40.07 National Park Busses
40.17 USAF OSI
40.19 USAF OSI
40.21 National Park Busses
40.22 FBI
40.50 Army Aircraft Radio Guard Freq/Emergency
40.55 Army Tactical
40.82 USMC Air Crash Crews
40.90 Army NG
40.95 IL NG Emergency Net
40.99 Army Tactical
41.00 Army NG
41.05 Army NG
41.06 FCC Nationwide
41.50 Army Aircraft Operations
41.60 Army NG
41.70 Army NG
41.80 Army NG
41.95 USAF
42.00 Army NG
42.08 OHP Dist 5 Intersystem
42.12 ISP F3 Car - Car & Speed Check
42.16 ISP F4 Tactical Frequency & Speed Check
42.20 ISP Mobile
42.26 ISP IN St Police F1 & F2 Car - Base
42.32 ISP Mobile
42.40 ISP F2 Base - Car
42.42 OHP Dist 6,7 Intersystem & ISP F1 Base - Car
42.56 OHP Dist 1,3,9 Intersystem
42.96 Whayne Supply East
43.00 Whayne Supply West
43.25 Army
44.62 KY Post to Car Old KSP now DOT, FM & Others
44.74 OHP Post to Car Dist 3,5,9,10
44.78 KY Car to Post Old KSP
44.82 OHP Car to Post Dist 2,4,8
44.86 OHP Car to Post Dist 3,5,9,10
44.94 OHP Post to Car Dist 1,6,7
44.98 OHP Post to Car Dist 2,4,8
45.00 Hamilton Co Parks
45.02 OHP CH3 for speed check
45.10 OHP Ch4 speed check,liquor control
45.20 Ohio St Government
45.22 St Mental Health, Corrections - Women & Juvenile
45.26 OHP Dist 1,6,7 Mobiles & OTC Ch12
45.28 Campbell Co KY Corrections #110.9
45.30 St Mobiles to 45 22
45.48 Warren Co FD
45.52 Clermont Co Govt
45.85 Army
45.86 OHP Dist 2,4,8 intersystem
45.92 Hamilton Co Disaster Council
46.30 Low Power FD
46.61 Ch1 Cordless Phone input 49 67
46.63 Ch2 Cordless Phone input 49 845 old out 1710
46.85 OHIO NG Emergency Command Net Ch3
46.97 C10 Cordless Phone input 49 97
47.22 ODOT
47.30 ODOT
47.34 ODOT Dist 8
47.40 ODOT
47.42 American Red Cross Nationwide Main
47.50 Shoemaker Ambulance
47.54 American Red Cross Cincinnati F2
47.58 Hamilton County Task Group, Butler Co Rescue
49.40 Army NG
49.70 Army EOD & Nuclear Teams
49.80 Army EOD & Nuclear Teams
49.86 MONIX Base Frequency
49.90 Army NG
49.95 Army NG

NOTE on 30-76 Mhz listings

Above includes the frequencies of Military Standard WBFM tactical radios
which currently operate from 30 to 75 95 Mhz W/ .05 Mhz spacing. Newer
systems will go up to 79 95, 88 00, or 100 Mhz and will use .025 spacing and
will have frequency hopping capability and a new encryption system built into
the radio. Your scanner can monitor WBFM without any trouble. Check the
Frequency Allocation Table in part III of your Police Call Radio Guide (RS#
62-1043), if a frequency is not listed, it is probally Military WBFM. They
may have a PL of 300Hz which is called New Squelch.

VHF HIGH Known PL's Are Marked W/ #

138.750 Army Search & Rescue
139.000 Army Air Tactical
139.075 Army Emergency
139.100 Army NG
141.325 Army Investigations
141.375 Army Air Evacuation
141.465 Army NG
142.420 SALYUT 7 Downlink
142.500 Navy
143.100 Army Heliport
143.335 Army NG
143.350 Army Command
143.370 Army
143.400 Army NG
143.625 MIR Soviet Space Station
143.775 USAF
143.900 CAP, USAF
148.010 MARS
148.095 USAF
148.150 CAP
148.175 USAF
148.215 USAF Medical Net Wright Patterson
148.290 Navy
148.410 MARS
148.485 USAF
148.550 USAF Security
148.950 Navy
149.225 USAF
149.235 USAF
149.325 USAF
149.370 Army Surveillance
149.475 USAF
149.500 Navy, USAF
149.525 USAF
149.535 USAF
149.565 USAF
149.750 Army Surveillance
149.925 CAP
150.090 MARS
150.195 USAF
150.225 USAF
150.275 USAF
150.315 USAF
150.345 USAF
150.525 Army
150.575 Army
150.675 Army
150.775 Portable Medical 5 Watt
150.790 Portable Medical 5 Watt
150.980 Oil Spill Cleanup
151.070 Hamilton County Engineer input 159 060
151.160 Hamilton County Parks & Forrests
151.415 Ohio Parks & Forrests
151.490 Itinerant Freq Special Industrial
151.505 Popular with Survivalists
151.625 Itinerant Freq Business Very Popular
151.805 Carnival/Fairground Workers
151.835 Miami University Physical Plant
151.865 U of Cincinnati
153.170 GE Forkflifts #131.8
153.320 GE Powerplant
153.785 Hamilton Street Dept
153.815 Kenton Co KY
153.830 Low Power FD
153.935 Sharonville input to 155 925
154.010 Campbell Co KY FD
154.025 Hamilton Street Dept
154.070 Cincinnati FD
154.130 Hamilton FD
154.190 Boone Co KY FD
154.220 Park Hills KY FD
154.280 FD Mutual Aid Channel - In Use By Many FD's
154.370 Butler Co FD
154.415 Fairfield FD
154.430 Sharonville FD & Covington KY FD
154.540 Coney Island Food Service
154.570 Low Power Business 2Watt Coney Is Scty
154.600 Low Power Business 2Watt Coney Is Chit-Chat
154.665 KSP Car Repeater
154.680 OHP Car Repeaters
154.710 OTC input to 155 685 & 155 790
154.370 Butler Co Fire, Fairfield FD
154.410 Fairfield FD & Pagers
154.755 Hamilton Co PD Command
154.800 Butler Co PD F1
154.815 OHP BCI
154.890 Union Township Butler Co PD input to 155 550
154.935 LEERN Emergency Calling & BCI
155.040 Colerain Township PD
155.070 Bellevue KY PD
155.130 OHP
155.160 Fairfield Schools
155.175 Butler Co, Clermont Co Spec Tng Ctr
155.205 Clermont & Hamilton School & Emerg Resp TM
155.220 Campbell Co KY
155.235 Hamilton City
155.280 Hamilton Co Disaster Council Hospital Net
155.310 Fairfield PD Butler Co PD F2 & OHP
155.340 Hamilton, Boone Co KY
155.370 OHP Interzone & KY & IN (Many Point-Point)
155.430 OHP
155.445 ISP Aircraft, HH's, Rural Areas
155.460 OHP
155.475 National Law Enforcement Emergency Frequency
155.505 Vice Police Surveillance Frequency
155.520 OHP
155.550 Union Township Butler Co PD input 154 890
155.625 OHP
155.640 Cincinnati PD
155.655 Miami University Security & OHP
155.670 Erlanger KY PD
155.685 OTC Repeater
155.760 Cincinnati Govt
155.790 OTC Repeater
155.805 Ohio St Government & Clermont Co Civil Defense
155.835 Cincinnati Govt
155.895 Kenton Co KY
155.925 Sharonville PD FD & City Govt
155.940 Highland Heights KY
155.970 Hamilton PD input to 156 210
155.985 Ohio St Government & Taylor Mill KY
156.000 Oxford City Govt
156.090 Butler Co PD Signal 100 & OTC Base to Car
156.150 Butler Co PD & OHP
156.210 Hamilton PD input 155 970
156.275 Ch65 Port Operations
156.300 Ch6 Intership Safety
156.350 Ch7 Commercial
156.425 Ch68 Pleasure Boats
156.650 Ch28 River Barge Traffic
156.750 Ch15 Environmental
156.775
156.800 Ch16 Distress - Calling
156.825
156.850 Ch17 State Control
156.875 Ch77 Oil Tankers
157.050 Ch21 USCG
157.075 Ch81 USCG
157.100 Ch22 USCG
157.125 Ch82 USCG
157.150 Ch23 USCG
157.175 Ch83 USCG
158.445 Oil Spill Cleanup Mobiles
158.760 Hamilton Co FD Mutual Aid
158.790 Pendleton Co KY PD
158.805 Hamilton Co
158.820 CD Direction & Control
158.865 Reading, Deer Park
158.880 Evendale, Oakwood, Fairlawn
158.955 Colerain Township
159.060 Hamilton Co Engineers Input to 151 070
159.090 OHP Dist 10
159.150 Elmwood Place PD
159.210 Oxford PD Primary & KSP also OTC
Base-Car, Rarely used
159.405 Ohio Parks & Forrests Mobiles
159.700 Army
161.700 News Department Ch9
161.760 Traffic Helicopter
162.000 Cincinnati Marine Operator
162.400 Weather Broadcast
162.670 FBI
162.900 Army
163.000 USAF
163.025 Corps of Engineers
163.200 US Marshall Main input 163 8125
163.400 US Secret Service Nationwide
163.5125 USAF Security & SAC Maintenance
163.5375 USAF, Army
163.8125 US Marshalls input to 163 200
163.835 FBI, DEA Surveillance Body Transmitters
163.8375 FBI
163.9375 FBI
163.9625 FBI
164.200 Navy
164.275 Fernald Plant
164.500 VA
164.600 US Marshall
164.625 Army
165.0125 USAF
165.0375 USAF
165.0625 Army
165.0875 Army MP's
165.1375 USAF
165.1875 FBI
165.2875 ATF input 166 5375
165.5375 Army
165.5625 Army
165.750 NTSB Aircraft Crash Investigation
165.7875 US Secret Service Escort Nationwide
165.950 IRS Intelligence input 167 000
166.175 NTSB Aircraft Crash Investigation
166.250 WLW Radio
166.400 US Secret Service KY
166.5375 ATF Input to 165 2875
167.000 IRS Intelligence input to 165 950
167.050 FCC Mobile Monitor Frequency
167.4625 FBI Surveillance Frequency
167.6625 FBI
167.675 FBI Main National Freq (Simplex & Rpt Input)
168.025 ATF
168.625 US Customs Nationwide
170.875 US Corrections Nationwide
171.2875 Yankee/Zulu Air Force 1 & 2 input 162 6875
171.525 US Forrest Service
172.365 US Gov Mob Phone
172.600 Common Air Safety
172.800 FCC Cincinnati
173.275 Cincinnati Enquirer
173.325 Cincinnati & KY Post Newspapers
173.4375 USAF Security Wright Patterson
173.4875 Army
173.5125 Army
173.5375 USAF Security Wright Patterson
173.5625 USAF Fire & Crash Wright Patterson
173.5875 Army & USAF Crash Crews
173.6625 USAF Disaster Preparedness Wright Patterson
210.000 Army
231.400 Army

Note in the above band the exact frequency of government stations are
included if they are known. Such as 173 5875, your scanner is wide enough to
receive this signal as 173 585 or 173 590. Try both, one may sound clearer.

UHF Known PL's Are Marked W/ #

311.00 SAC Primary
401.220 Telementry, Suspension Bridge to WX Sat
406.025 ELT Worldwide
406.975 Army CID
407.850 Echo/Foxtrot Air Force 1 & 2 input 415 70
412.900 Army CID
413.425 Army CID
413.525 Army CID
415.200 GSA Federal Protective Service Police
416.325 DEA
417.200 GSA Federal Protection Service Police
418.900 FBI
419.250 FBI
419.500 FBI
450.0875 Taft Brodcasting
450.6125 Taft Brodcasting
450.925 Hillebrand Electronics
451.100 IW #71.9
451.800 IS Itinerant
451.925 IS #146.2
451.975 IS #N
452.025 IS #162.2
452.075 IS DATA & Voice #127.3
452.125 IS #127.3
452.225 LX #67.0
452.400 LX #100.0
452.525 Simplex - Auto Club
452.625 LJ #146.2
452.675 LJ #203.5
452.850 LJ #179.9
453.025 Provident & Jewish Hospitals
453.050 Newport KY PD #192.8 &
OHP & Ohio St Government & ISP Dana IN
453.075 Deaconess Hospital
453.100 NKU PD KSP Lexington
453.125 Ohio Emergency Responders Inc.
453.150 Florence KY PD #192.8 & Ohio St Government
453.175 Miami Valley Hospital
453.200 Newport KY PD KSP Louisville
453.225 Campbell Co KY & Ohio St Government
453.250 Cincinnati City Govt #167.9 &
Ohio St Government & ISP Special Operations
453.275 Kenton Co KY & Ohio St Government
453.300 KSP Statewide - Aircraft Speed Check
453.325 Kenton Co KY #192.8
453.350 Cincinnati Local Govt #173.8
453.375 Ohio Cincinnati Butler Warren & Hamilton Govt's
453.400 Mitchell & Ft Wright KY & KSP Bowling Green
453.425 Ohio St Government & Ft Thomas KY #192.8
453.450 KSP Posts 3,5,7,9
453.475 Cincinnati & Ohio St Government
453.500 Covington KY PD #192.8 & KSP Post 2
453.525 Erlanger KY City Govt
453.550 KSP Posts 2,12,13,14
453.575 Campbell Co KY #192.8 & Ohio St Government
453.600 KSP Posts 6,10,15,16
453.625 Montgomery Co Govt #141.3
453.650 Hamilton Co & Ohio St Government
453.675 Cincinnati Airport PD #192.8, OH St Government
453.700 Boone Co KY PD #192.8
453.725 Norwood City Govt
453.750 Newport KY PD & Middletown City Govt
453.775 SW Ohio Regional Transit Auth #127.3
453.800 OHP Columbus & KY Corrections
453.825 Kenton Co Ky #192.8 & Ohio St Government
453.850 KSP Posts 1,4,8,11
453.875 Ft Mitchell KY City Govt
453.900 Butler Co #146.2 & KSP Statewide
453.925 KY St Parks
453.950 KSP Statewide
453.975 Covington KY PD #192.8
457.525 Simplex - Business 2 Watt
458.025 Simplex - Medical Data 5 Watt
460.000 Simplex - Low Power Police Surveillance
460.025 Hamilton Co PD East Dispatch #110.9
460.050 Dayton PD
460.075 Norwood PD #141.3
460.100 Cincinnati PD Ch2 West #114.8
460.125 Hamilton Co PD Jail #110.9
460.150 Dayton PD
460.175 Hamilton Co PD West Dispatch #110.9
460.200 Cincinnati PD Ch3 Central #114.8 & OHP Columbus
460.225 Hamilton Co PD Info Channel #110.9
460.250 Cincinnati PD Ch6 Detectives #114.8
460.275 Cincinnati PD Ch5 Detectives 114.8
460.300 Hamilton Co PD Car - Car F3 #110.9
460.325 Cincinnati PD Ch4 Car - Car #114.8
460.350 Valley PD Many small cities #156.7
460.375 Dayton PD
460.400 Hamilton Co PD Inquiry F4 #110.9
460.425 Cincinnati PD Ch1 East #114.8
460.450 Hamilton Co PD #110.9
460.475 Dayton PD
460.500 Hamilton Co PD Mutual Aid #110.9
460.525
460.550
460.575 Norwood FD
460.600 Cincinnati FD F1 Dispatch #151.4
(Simcast on 154 310)
460.625 Cincinnati FD F2 Fireground #151.4
460.900 Central Alarm Co, #123.0
460.925 Central Alarm Co
460.950 Central Alarm Co, ADT #131.8
460.975 Central Alarm Co
461.500 Professional Ambulance
461.600 Motorola Shop Freq
461.675 Motorola National Freq
461.700 Courtsey Ambulance Ch1 #167.9
461.775 Princeton School Security Police #156.7?
461.850 Courtsey Ambulance Ch2
461.875 Nuckols & Associates
462.950 Med 9 Dispatch & Cincinnati Air Care
462.975 Med 10 Dispatch
463.000 Med 1
463.025 Med 2
463.050 Med 3
463.075 Med 4
463.100 Med 5
463.125 Med 6
463.150 Med 7
463.175 Med 8
463.4875 GE Production #71.9
463.750 Columbia Plaza
464.300 Professional Law Enforcement
464.425 Tri-County Mall
464.475 GE Security #192.8
465.000 Simplex - Business Paging
465.375 OHP Car Repeaters Base
465.425 OHP Car Repeaters South
465.525 OHP Car Repeaters
465.550 OHP Car Repeaters North
468.8250 WWVS
468.8375 WWVS

NOTE On 450-470 and 470-512 Mhz UHF Bands .025 Spacing Frequencies are
normally issued in pairs, 5 Mhz apart, with the lower frequency the repeater
output. Therefore only the repeater output is listed. Mobiles are permitted
to operate on either of the two. Higher for repeater operation, or on the
repeater output frequency for close, direct, or "Talk-Around" operation.
Simplex frequencies are included separately. The 450 & 455 Mhz pair are used
by TV & Radio stations, they are permitted to use either as the repeater
output. Above 470 to 512 the plan is the same except the seperation is 3 Mhz,
(Each group is assigned to an unused 6 Mhz wide TV channel), and they
progress up from .0125

"Splinter Operation" is allowed between existing channels in the entire
range. Normally simplex is used. If a repeater is licensed it will not have
over 20 Watts out, and the antenna may not be over 20 feet above ground
level. These will only be listed for Comfirmed station operation.
(Some scanners cannot receive these in-between channels)

Above Bands Known PL's Are Marked W/ #

806.2375 Covington KY PD
811.2625 Union Township PD Clermont Co
851.2375 Covington KY PD
856.2625 Union Township PD Clermont Co
END RUN

Want to add your CONFIRMED data? Send Additions to Section 4 MONIX (896-5312
300 BAUD) Or mail to P.O. Box 670, Oxford, Ohio 45056

CITYFREQ.TXT VERSION 2 /UPDATED LISTINGS
FOR THE PUBLIC SAFTY DEPARTMENTS OF FAIRFAX CITY,VA

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MONITERING THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS OF THE CITY OF FAIRFAX
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BY KEN FOWLER LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORER POST 1805

CITY OF FAIRFAX POLICE DEPARTMENT

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* POLICE DEPARTMENT FREQUENCIES*
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* TABLE 1 FAIRFAX CITY POLICE DEPTARTMENT*
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FREQ. CH. DESCRIPTION

453.975 MHZ. 1 DISPATCH- CAR TO CAR ( REPEATER)
458.975 MHZ. 2 CAR TO CAR- (NON REPEATER)
494.387 MHZ. 1 RPTR. FOR CHANNEL 1
497.387 MHZ UNKNOWN USE
458.550 MHZ. P-MARS MUTUAL AID CHANNEL
(ALSO 453.550 MHZ.)
154.235 MHZ. RADIO PATCH WITH FIRE MARSHALLS
45.160 MHZ. RADIO PATCH WITH PUBLIC WORKS
*460.375 MHZ 3 UNKNOWN /POSSIBLY NEW FREQ FOR MDT UNITS ???
***** still being tested *****

*=NEW

HELICOPTERS FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE FAIRFAX CITY FIRE MARSHALLS
FAIRFAX 1 FM 1
FAIRFAX 2 FM 2
FAIRFAX 3 FM 3
*NOTE THE COUNTY'S THREE HELICOPTERS FAIRFAX 1,2,3 CAN TALK DIRECT
CITY POLICE UNITS ON CITY CH.1.
*THE CITY POLICE DISPATCHERS HAVE A TRI-DEPT. LINK WITH THE FIRE
MARSHALLS ON 154.235 AND PUBLIC WORKS ON 45.160 MHZ.

*THE CITY POLICE ARE NOW PLANNING TO PUT INTO USE AN 8 CHANNEL RADIO
SYSTEM AND MDT UNITS IN EACH POLICE CRUISER .(MOBILE DISPATCH
TERMINAL)

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* CITY OF FAIRFAX FIRE AND RESCUE DEPT*
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TABLE 3 CITY OF FAIRFAX FIRE AND RESCUE FREQUENCIES
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FREQ. CH. DESCRIPTION
_______________________________________________________________
460.575 1 DISPATCH-
460.600 2 FIREGROUND- MEDICAL AID -HELICOPTERS
460.625 3 FIREGROUND
465.575 4 ON THE SCENE -NON RPTR.
154.235 CITY OF FAIRFAX FIRE MARSHALLS
154.280 F-MARS METRO. MUTUAL AID

*IN 1978 THE CITY HAD GAINED CONTROL OF ITS OWN FIRE AND RESCUE DEPT.
ALTHOUGH THE VOL. FIRE DEPT. HAD BEEN ESTABLISHRD IN 1928.
*THE CITY FIRE AND RESCUE IS DISPATCHED BY FAIRFAX COUNTY'S EMERGENCY
OPERATIONS CENTER, LOCATED AT THE COUNTY'S PINE RIDGE PUBLIC SAFETY
CENTER ON THE COUNTY FIRE FREQUENCIES.
*THE CITY HAS ITS OWN FIRE PREVENTION OFFICE WITH THREE FIRE MARSHALLS.
(FM,1,2,3)
*THE CITY FIRE AND RESCUE VECHICLES INCL. THE FIRE MARSHALLS USE THE
COUNTY
FIRE MDT(MOBILE DISPATCH TERMINALS) WHICH GREATLY DECREASES RADIO TRAFFIC.

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* GOVERMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS*

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*THE CITY GOVERNMENT USE ONE FREQUENCY FOR CITY OFFICALS AND ALL OF
THE PUBLIC WORKS DIVISIONS PUBLIC WORKS,SIGN AND SIGNAL,
TRANSIT AND UTILITES; INCLUDING THE CITY'S CUE BUS TRANSIT SYSTEM.
*THE CITY'S WATER TREATMENT PLANT AT GOOSE CREECK IN LOUDOUN COUNTY
ALSO USES THIS FREQUENCY

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TABLE 4 GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS FREQUENCIES
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FREQ. DESCRIPTION
45.160 GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONSULT THE POLICE CALL GUIDE PUBLISHED
ANNUALLY AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL RADIO
SHACK.**************************************************************

Scanner Frequencies for Local Charlotte Area
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POLICE DEPARTMENTS
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CITY OF CHARLOTTE
Adam 453.800
Baker 453.500
Tactical 453.700
Detectives 453.300
License Check 453.950
Other 453.900 , 155.190
MECKLENBURG COUNTY 453.450 , 453.580 , 33.840 , 453.850
MECKLENBURG SHERIFF 453.750
HIGHWAY PATROL (MECK) 42.620 , 42.780
S.B.I. 42.580 , 42.720
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FIRE DEPARTMENTS
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CITY OF CHARLOTTE
Dispatch 460.575
Other 460.525 , 460.550 , 460.600 , 460.625
465.525 , 465.550 , 465.575 , 465.600 ,
465.625
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 156.165
HARRISBURG 154.340
OTHER 33.460
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MEDIC & RESCUE
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MED 1 To HOSPITAL 463.000
Other 462.950 , 463.050 , 463.100 , 463.150
FIRE & RESCUE 154.200
CHARLOTTE HEAVY RESCUE 155.160
MECKLENBURG CIVIL PREP. 47.500
STATE RESCUE 155.280 , 155.340
CLT. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 163.250 , 464.300
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL 155.175 , 155.280 , 155.340
CHARLOTTE REHAB. HOSP. 155.400
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AIR
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DOUGLAS AIRPORT TOWER 118.100
Approach & Depart. 124.000 , 122.150 , 119.000 , 120.500, 125.350
PIEDMONT AIRLINES 155.955
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NEWS MEDIA
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CHANNEL 3 TV 166.250
CHANNEL 9 TV 461.300
KNIGHT NEWS 452.975 , 173.375
WNCT RADIO 155.715
WUNC HANDHELD & MOBILE 153.500
JEFFERSON-PILOT BROAD. 166.250
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TRANSPORTATION
---------------------------------------------------------------------
CHARLOTTE CAB 152.390
CHARLOTTE CAB MOBILE 157.650
CHARLOTTE CHECKER CAB 452.250
CHARLOTTE CHECKER MOB. 457.250
CHARLOTTE YELLOW CAB 152.270
CHARLOTTE YELLOW MOB. 157.530
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MARINE
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COAST GUARD DISTRESS 156.800
COAST GUARD INTER-SHIP 156.300
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MISC.
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MOBILE TELEPHONE 151.000 to 154.000
Local 152.480 , 152.630 , 152.660 , 152.720 ,
152.530
152.780 , 152.060 , 152.510 , 152.180
WEATHER (NOAA) 162.475
SKYWARN(ham weather net)145.290
HAM RADIOS 144.000 to 148.000
N.C. WILDLIFE DEPT. 159.355
HIGHWAY MAINT. BASE 47.250
HIGHWAY MAINT. MOBILE 47.140 , 47.380
CHARLOTTE UTILITY 453.800
DUKE POWER CO. 47.840 , 47.980
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LOCAL GOVERMENT
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CHARLOTTE 45.130 , 45.280 , 46.540 , 154.052 ,
158.835
MECKLENBURG COUNTY 45.080 , 158.805 , 158.955
DAVIDSON 155.775
CHARLOTTE-MECK. SCHOOLS 158.805 , 158.955

CORDLESS PHONE FREQUENCIES
--------------------------

By: John Johnson KWV8BP

Channel Frequency Channel Frequency
------- --------- ------- ---------

1 46.61 & 49.67 2 46.63 & 49.845

3 46.67 & 49.86 4 46.71 & 49.77

5 46.73 & 49.875 6 46.77 & 49.83

7 46.83 & 49.89 8 46.87 & 49.93

9 46.93 & 49.99 10 46.97 & 49.97

The above is a list of the two channel cordless phone frequencies.
They are a paired network, however if you have a cordless phone that
does work on the paired basis, for example 46.93 & 49.99, by monitor
ing just the 46.93 frequency will provide both sides of the conver
sation.. Monitoring the other end 49.99 would be just the person using
the cordless phone.
This only works on cordless phones using the 46 mhz paired scheme.

The older cordless phones worked mainly on the 49 mhz. band, these
versions only radiate the person using the cordless phone, to monitor
the other side of the conversation you have to have a Short Wave Radio
and slowly tune between 1.5 & 1.9 Mhz. You will notice at trying to tune
in with the SW that you get alot of static, this is one of the main
reasons that they switched to the 46/49 paired scheme, to get a clearer
reception on cordless phones. That is for the owner of the Cordless
Phone, not a monitor... (grin)

Baby Coms or Room monitors are used mainly to monitor a babies room, to
see if the baby needs something. However uses for these little gadgets
could be anything for instance surveillance..

Baby Coms also use the 49 Mhz spectrum, most notibally on:

49.830 49.845 49.860 49.875 49.890

Baby Coms are quiet sensitive, quiet sensitive, usually meaning that
other areas of a house that has one are transmitting into the Mic..
Get my drift?? It is sometimes very funny.. Cruise around and give a
listen....

Another device that uses the 49 Mhz band is the line of personal
communicators, the best known is Maxon. These little radios are
very valuable to have. They are very inexpensive and a ordinary
store model will have a range of up to 1/4 of a mile..
They work on the same band settings as do Baby Coms 49.83 - 49.89

My Maxon communicators are always charged and ready to go, for ex
ample, long ago when my Satellite Dish would go out of line due to
a storm or something, I'd have to run out there and at each little
adjustment stop and yell into the house, now-a-days we slap a couple
Maxons on and the dish is set in minutes..

One nifty model that Maxon came out with is there Ear-Mic models which
the microphone and the earphone are one piece that fits in your ear,
the same way as a normal earphone does. As you speak your vocal cords
vibrate this vibration is actually what you are speaking, anyway it
reverberates inside your head and the ear mic picks these sounds up.
Really it works, this method has been in use for many years, notice
that you only see an earphone in Agents ears, there using this type
of system... Anyway all you have to do is whisper and the person with
the other communicator will hear you..

Want to have some fun??? Well as you can see the Maxon Communicators
use the exact same frequencies that Baby Coms do.... Hmmm.... do you
have a friend with a Baby Com? Well late at night drive near his house
and turn your Maxon on and make some weird noises or whatever you want
to do.. Note make sure you know his babycom frequency, so you can set
your Maxon to it...

Communicators like the Maxons can be bought anywhere nowdays, for inst
ance, Radio Shack has them under there name, but Maxon sales to them..
You can buy several types, handhelds, headset models and even base
models. Dont even get one that has only one or two channels, get the
versions that cover all five...

Maxon Communicators exact frequencies are:

A - 49.83 B - 49.845 C - 49.86 D - 49.875 E - 49.89

There is not much that you can do internally to soup up the juice on
these babies, I did see a circuit for making a preamp and will make
a file on that in the future. Things you can do are this. On the
Handhelds what I do is take out the factory antenna and I mount a
BNC Jack onto the frame you can then use a wide variety of antennas
on the market, I have one on the car and one up in the tangle of anten
nas in my trees.. I also use a whip for walking with the handheld.
As for the Base, definately add a Bnc jack and an outdoor base...

I think you get the general idea here, be on the look for files
I will be putting out on tips to use your baby coms and communicators
for all sorts of different reasons.. One being surveillance... Hidden
Mics, body Mics,, etc.

This file was brought to you by John (Topol) Johnson KWV8BP from
The Hotline BBS, we have a full section devoted to Scanner & Radio
related topics. Stop in and check us out...

The Hotline 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909

Here's the frequencies for the new cordless phones. You
can set the channels up on most scanners so you can listen in on
the neighborhood gossip, etc...
CHANNEL BASE HANDSET
1 46.61O 49.670
2 46.63O 49.845
3 46.670 49.860
4 46.710 49.770
5 46.730 49.875
6 46.770 49.830
7 46.830 49.890
8 46.870 49.930
9 46.930 49.990
10 46.970 46.970
You should be able to hear both sides of the conversation on
either the base or handset frequencies due to the telephone hybrid
circuitry.
-----------------------------------------------------------

By the way, those order-taking boxes you see at some McDonald's
and Jack-in-the-Box drive-thru restaurants...you will find them
operating simplex on one or more of the following frequencies:
35.020
154.570
154.600
157.595
----------------------------------------------------------------

Those cute little wireless microphones you see professional
singers
using? Snoop around:
36.70
37.10 These aren't the cheap Radio
Shack
37.16 variety of wireless mike -
they're the
40.68 expensive, professional
variety...
42.89
44.87
47.27
----------------------------------------------------------------
All frequencies are in megahertz and are shared with other low power,
short range utility services, so you may hear some strange things
depending upon your location and antenna.
--------------------------------------------------------------
Keep in mind that it may be unlawful for you to divulge certain
information you hear on your scanner.

On Cordless Phone Reception
---------------------------

Cordless phones all employ at LEAST two universal frequencies - one for
the
base unit to communicate to the handset with various data (46.6 - 47 MHz),
which performs all functions. This, the 46 MHz frequency, carries incoming
signals from the phone line (dial tone, the CALLER's voice, and the user of
the
cordless phone's voice as well since it is directed back TO the handset as a
voice is in a standard telephone). The handset operates in conjunction with
the
base unit and uses the 49.6 - 50 MHz to transmit back to the base, and only
transmits the user's voice and the numbers that the user dials. It is
possible
in the monitoring of these frequencies that you may be too far away to hear a
user's base unit, yet the handset may come in clear, or vice-versa. Then
again
if you can hear the base unit fine, the user's handset frequency may be
occupied by a nearby baby or room monitor and get clobbered altogether.
So now you know that a cordless phone utilizes at least two frequencies.
That is all that even the SIMPLEST phone needs to operate. But, get this:
since
there are TEN POSSIBLE CHANNELS, that is, TWENTY FREQUENCIES in all, you'd
get
lost if there weren't something halfway universal about this whole operation.
Apparently, so would the manufacturers. There is, fortunately, a coordination
of frequencies between base and handset, and they are categorized by channel:

Channel Base Handset
------- ---- -------
1 46.610 49.670
2 46.630 49.845
3 46.670 49.860
4 46.710 49.770
5 46.730 49.875
6 46.770 48.830
7 46.830 49.890
8 46.870 49.930
9 46.930 49.990
10 46.970 49.970

So, some lazy phone manufacturer wasn't just standing around tossing coins
one day deciding, "This Channel 10 phone's handset is going to be on one
frequency, and this channel 10's handset is going to be on something ELSE".
At
first, I thought that any handset frequency could be used with any base
channel
the manufacturer wanted.
Something else, too. Don't be surprised if you hear a cordless
conversation
on one base channel, and on the next conversation you hear the same person
talking on ANOTHER channel. Some phones are switchable between frequency
pairs.
It did catch ME by surprise when I first heard this, not being 100% familiar
with all types of cordless phones. My first reaction was, "that woman must be
loaded and have a cordless in every room. That's about 5 frequencies I've
heard
her talking on..." when in reality, she may only have one or two. Radio Shack
advertises at least one type of phone that allows a caller to push a button
on
the phone - even during a conversation - to change channel for clearest
possible reception.
It also boasts that it has a fully automatic 640,000-combination security
code making it virtually impossible for another cordless phone to access the
line. This probably has no effect on a scanner buff's ability to HEAR the
conversation. One other cordless phone, specifically made by Radio Shack, has
a
cordless cradle where it would normally plug into the wall, then the handset
is
corded to the cradle which includes the keypad. It operates on three size "C"
batteries and boasts that it can be used on coffee tables, or areas where
wires
would probably be in the way.
So, it's obvious that there are now a multitude of cordless phones "out
there" that are available to consumers, and the more different types and
appealing styles there are, the more you'll probably be hearing. Personally I
smile at the AT&T Cordless "talking in a tin can" TV commercial when it comes
on, and say, "yeah, sell more of those so I can listen to you..."
I too have a cordless phone, but I don't use it as often anymore. I wonder
if the new instructions enclosed with cordlesses have a statement, "privacy
on
this phone is not guaranteed.."

NEW CORDLESS TELEPHONE FREQUENCY LISTINGS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

CHANNEL BASE PORTABLE TELEPHONE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1 46.610 49.670
2 46.630 49.845*
3 46.670 49.860*
4 46.710 49.770
5 46.730 49.875*
6 46.770 49.830*
7 46.830 49.890*
8 46.870 49.930
9 46.930 49.990
10 46.970 49.970

Some of the older cordless phones using the frequencies marked by the <*>
asterisk are paired with frequencies around 1.7 MHz. Listening to the 1.7 MHz
side will yield both sides of the conversation.
The best frequencies to monitor are the 46 MHz as they will repeat both sides
of the conversation. Power output of both base and hand units are less than
100 Mw or 1/10 watt so the range is limited. Careful monitoring will produce
some outstanding results. It is not uncommon to hear conversations up to a
mile away.

NOTES
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

1986-G THE EXCHANGE! RBBS-PC
Post Office Box 12601
Tallahassee,FL 32317-2601
DATA: (904) 878-4413
300/1200/2400 Baud

CORDLESS PHONE FREQUENCIES
--------------------------


Channel Frequency Channel Frequency
------- --------- ------- ---------

1 46.61 & 49.67 2 46.63 & 49.845

3 46.67 & 49.86 4 46.71 & 49.77

5 46.73 & 49.875 6 46.77 & 49.83

7 46.83 & 49.89 8 46.87 & 49.93

9 46.93 & 49.99 10 46.97 & 49.97

The above is a list of the two channel cordless phone frequencies.
They are a paired network, however if you have a cordless phone that
does work on the paired basis, for example 46.93 & 49.99, by monitor
ing just the 46.93 frequency will provide both sides of the conver
sation.. Monitoring the other end 49.99 would be just the person using
the cordless phone.
This only works on cordless phones using the 46 mhz paired scheme.

The older cordless phones worked mainly on the 49 mhz. band, these
versions only radiate the person using the cordless phone, to monitor
the other side of the conversation you have to have a Short Wave Radio
and slowly tune between 1.5 & 1.9 Mhz. You will notice at trying to tune
in with the SW that you get alot of static, this is one of the main
reasons that they switched to the 46/49 paired scheme, to get a clearer
reception on cordless phones. That is for the owner of the Cordless
Phone, not a monitor... (grin)

Baby Coms or Room monitors are used mainly to monitor a babies room, to
see if the baby needs something. However uses for these little gadgets
could be anything for instance surveillance..

Baby Coms also use the 49 Mhz spectrum, most notibally on:

49.830 49.845 49.860 49.875 49.890

Baby Coms are quiet sensitive, quiet sensitive, usually meaning that
other areas of a house that has one are transmitting into the Mic..
Get my drift?? It is sometimes very funny.. Cruise around and give a
listen....

Another device that uses the 49 Mhz band is the line of personal
communicators, the best known is Maxon. These little radios are
very valuable to have. They are very inexpensive and a ordinary
store model will have a range of up to 1/4 of a mile..
They work on the same band settings as do Baby Coms 49.83 - 49.89

My Maxon communicators are always charged and ready to go, for ex
ample, long ago when my Satellite Dish would go out of line due to
a storm or something, I'd have to run out there and at each little
adjustment stop and yell into the house, now-a-days we slap a couple
Maxons on and the dish is set in minutes..

One nifty model that Maxon came out with is there Ear-Mic models which
the microphone and the earphone are one piece that fits in your ear,
the same way as a normal earphone does. As you speak your vocal cords
vibrate this vibration is actually what you are speaking, anyway it
reverberates inside your head and the ear mic picks these sounds up.
Really it works, this method has been in use for many years, notice
that you only see an earphone in Agents ears, there using this type
of system... Anyway all you have to do is whisper and the person with
the other communicator will hear you..

Want to have some fun??? Well as you can see the Maxon Communicators
use the exact same frequencies that Baby Coms do.... Hmmm.... do you
have a friend with a Baby Com? Well late at night drive near his house
and turn your Maxon on and make some weird noises or whatever you want
to do.. Note make sure you know his babycom frequency, so you can set
your Maxon to it...

Communicators like the Maxons can be bought anywhere nowdays, for inst
ance, Radio Shack has them under there name, but Maxon sales to them..
You can buy several types, handhelds, headset models and even base
models. Dont even get one that has only one or two channels, get the
versions that cover all five...

Maxon Communicators exact frequencies are:

A - 49.83 B - 49.845 C - 49.86 D - 49.875 E - 49.89

There is not much that you can do internally to soup up the juice on
these babies, I did see a circuit for making a preamp and will make
a file on that in the future. Things you can do are this. On the
Handhelds what I do is take out the factory antenna and I mount a
BNC Jack onto the frame you can then use a wide variety of antennas
on the market, I have one on the car and one up in the tangle of anten
nas in my trees.. I also use a whip for walking with the handheld.
As for the Base, definately add a Bnc jack and an outdoor base...

I think you get the general idea here, be on the look for files
I will be putting out on tips to use your baby coms and communicators
for all sorts of different reasons.. One being surveillance... Hidden
Mics, body Mics,, etc.

This file was brought to you by John (Topol) Johnson KWV8BP from
The Hotline BBS, we have a full section devoted to Scanner & Radio
related topics. Stop in and check us out...

The Hotline 304-736-9169 or 304-743-7909

Here's the frequencies for the new cordless phones. You can set
the channels up on most scanners so you can listen in on the neighbor-
hood gossip, etc...

CHANNEL BASE HANDSET

1 46.61O 49.670
2 46.63O 49.845
3 46.670 49.860
4 46.710 49.770
5 46.730 49.875
6 46.770 49.830
7 46.830 49.890
8 46.870 49.930
9 46.930 49.990
10 46.970 46.970

You should be able to hear both sides of the conversation on either
the base or handset frequencies due to the telephone hybrid circuitry.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
By the way, those order-taking boxes you see at some McDonald's
and Jack-in-the-Box drive-thru restaurants...you will find them operating
simplex on one or more of the following frequencies:

35.020
154.570
154.600
157.595
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Those cute little wireless microphones you see professional singers
using? Snoop around:

36.70
37.10 These aren't the cheap Radio Shack
37.16 variety of wireless mike- they're the
40.68 expensive, professional variety...
42.89
44.87
47.27
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
All frequencies are in megahertz and are shared with other low power, short
range utility services, so you may hear some strange things depending upon
your location and antenna.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Keep in mind that it may be unlawful for you to divulge certain information
you hear on your scanner.

MASTER FREQUENCY LIST OF COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT IN S.C.

453.6000 +Abbeville County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.4500 +Abbeville County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
453.7000 +Abbeville County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
453.5500 +Aiken County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.1500 +Aiken County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
453.6500 +Aiken County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.3
453.2500 +Allendale County Sheriff Main Dispatch Ch.1
453.1500 +Allendale County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
155.4150 +Anderson County Sheriff Main Dispatch Ch.1
155.4900 +Anderson County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
155.5650 +Anderson County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.3
155.8800 +Anderson County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.4
453.9500 +Bamberg County Sheriff Main Dispatch Ch.1
453.1500 +Bamberg County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
453.8000 +Barnwell County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.1500 +Barnwell County Sheriff Reggional Channel Ch.2
460.3000 +Beaufort County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2250 +Beaufort County Sheriff Municipal Patrol Ch.2
460.2500 +Beaufort County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.4
460.2750 +Beaufort County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.3
154.6500 +Berkeley County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.3
155.1300 +Berkeley County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.0700 +Berkeley County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.4
154.7400 +Berkeley County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
453.2000 +Calhoun County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.1500 +Calhoun County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
458.2000 +Calhoun County Sheriff Secondary Repeater Ch.3
156.1500 +Charleston County Police Car to Car Ch.5
154.7550 +Charleston County Police North Areas Ch.2
155.0700 +Charleston County Police Regional Channel Ch.4
155.5200 +Charleston County Police South Areas Ch.1
155.7000 +Charleston County Police Tactical Response Ch.3
460.4750 +Cherokee County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2750 +Cherokee County Sheriff Municipal Patrol Ch.2
460.2500 +Cherokee County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
154.7700 +Chester County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.4
158.8500 +Chester County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.2500 +Chester County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
155.5350 +Chester County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.3
460.1750 +Chesterfield County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2500 +Chesterfield County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.3500 +Chesterfield County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
155.8500 +Clarendon County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.3
155.1900 +Clarendon County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.5500 +Clarendon County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
460.3500 +Colleton County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2750 +Colleton County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.4500 +Colleton County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
460.1000 +Darlington County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2000 +Darlington County Sheriff Municipal Patrol Ch.2
460.2500 +Darlington County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.2250 +Dillon County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.4750 +Dillon County Sheriff Municipalities Ch.2
460.2500 +Dillon County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
155.7300 +Dorchester County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.0700 +Dorchester County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
154.8900 +Dorchester County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
453.3500 +Edgefield County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.4500 +Edgefield County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
460.4000 +Fairfield County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.0500 +Fairfield County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
460.2750 +Florence County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2500 +Florence County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.5
460.4250 +Florence County Sheriff Rural Areas Ch.2
460.5000 +Florence County Sheriff Investigators Ch.4
460.5500 +Florence County Sheriff Municipal Patrol Ch.3
155.4150 +Georgetown County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.0100 +Georgetown County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
155.4900 +Georgetown County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
460.1250 +Greenville County Sheriff Civil Dept./Car to Car Ch.1
460.5000 +Greenville County Sheriff Dispatch Ch.2
460.5250 +Greenville County Sheriff ID Units/Coroner Ch.3
037.1000 +Greenville County Sheriff Low Band Ch.A
460.2500 +Greenville County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.5
453.1000 +Greenwood County Sheriff Main Dispatch Ch.1
453.4500 +Greenwood County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
453.9250 +Greenwood County Sheriff Rural Areas Ch.4
453.6250 +Greenwood County Sheriff Urban Patrol Ch.2
460.0750 +Hampton County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2750 +Hampton County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
154.7250 +Horry County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.0100 +Horry County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.4
154.8000 +Horry County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
154.8800 +Horry County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.3
460.1500 +Jasper County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2750 +Jasper County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
155.4900 +Kershaw County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.3100 +Kershaw County Sheriff Municipal Patrol Ch.2
155.5500 +Kershaw County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
156.0900 +Kershaw County Sheriff Special Ops Ch.4
155.7300 +Lancaster County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.4
154.7400 +Lancaster County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.5350 +Lancaster County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
155.0700 +Lancaster County Sheriff Secondary Channel Ch.3
453.2500 +Laurens County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.4500 +Laurens County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
155.9100 +Lee County Sheriff Dept. Car/Car Ch.3
156.1500 +Lee County Sheriff Dept. Car/Car Ch.4
154.7550 +Lee County Sheriff Dept. Main Patrol Ch.1
155.5500 +Lee County Sheriff Dept. Regional Channel Ch.2
460.1000 +Lexington County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.1500 +Lexington County Sheriff Municipal Patrol Ch.4
460.0500 +Lexington County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.5
460.4500 +Lexington County Sheriff Secondary Patrol(D.V.P) Ch.2
460.2000 +Lexington County Sheriff Urban Areas Ch.3
460.0750 +Marion County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.3250 +Marion County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
460.2500 +Marion County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.0500 +Marlboro County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2500 +Marlboro County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.1250 +Marlboro County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
453.5000 +McCormick County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.4500 +McCormick County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
460.1750 +Newberry County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2750 +Newberry County Sheriff Municipalities Ch.2
460.0500 +Newberry County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.1750 +Oconee County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.2500 +Oconee County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.2750 +Oconee County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
453.6000 +Orangeburg County Sheriff West Patrol F1/F2
453.1500 +Orangeburg County Sheriff Regional Channel F6
453.0500 +Orangeburg County Sheriff Rural Areas F3/F4
453.7000 +Orangeburg County Sheriff Municipal Patrol F5
460.4500 +Pickens County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
460.1500 +Pickens County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
460.5500 +Richland County Sheriff Investigators(DVP) Ch.4
460.5000 +Richland County Sheriff North & West Ch.3
460.0500 +Richland County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.5
460.0750 +Richland County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
460.3750 +Richland County Sheriff South & East Ch.1
453.3000 +Saluda County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
453.4500 +Saluda County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.2
460.4250 +Spartanburg County Sheriff Main Dispatch Ch.1
460.2500 +Spartanburg County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
460.3000 +Spartanburg County Sheriff Rural Departments Ch.2
155.5950 +Sumter County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.3
154.8000 +Sumter County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.5500 +Sumter County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.4
154.8750 +Sumter County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
154.6500 +Union County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.4
155.4300 +Union County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.0100 +Union County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.3
155.5350 +Union County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
155.3700 +Williamsburg County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.2
155.3100 +Williamsburg County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.7900 +Williamsburg County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.2
155.0100 +Williamsburg County Sheriff Info/Records Ch.3
156.1500 +York County Sheriff Car/Car Ch.4
155.5350 +York County Sheriff Main Patrol Ch.1
155.6100 +York County Sheriff Municipalities Ch.2
154.8300 +York County Sheriff Regional Channel Ch.5
154.7250 +York County Sheriff Secondary Patrol Ch.3

Here are the frequencies used for
cordless telephones (Mhz) :

46.61 (1)
46.63 (2)
46.67 (3)
46.71 (4)
46.73 (5)
46.77 (6)
46.83 (7)
46.87 (8)
46.93 (9)
46.97 (10)

49.67 (1)
49.77 (4)
49.83 (6)
49.845 (2)
49.86 (3)
49.875 (5)
49.89 (7)
49.93 (8)
49.97 (10)
49.99 (9)

617/527.oo91

===========================================================================
BBS: WINGIT
Date: 07-02-91 (19:01) Number: 429
From: MARK FINE Refer#: 376
To: DAN STORK Recvd: NO
Subj: Cruise Ships Conf: (46) SCANNERS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
DS> Does anyone out there have any frequencies or advice for
DS> ship board monitoring?

Due to the fact that VHF, even over the water, would probably never
reach land (unless they were using a satellite) I'd probably bring
the SW receiver. But it'll probably only be useful above deck! You
should have no problem bagging their ship to shore telephone.

The new set of frequencies (they changed just this month due to
WARC-87) used in ship to shore are too many to mention here, so I
guess I can at least elaborate on the voice ones (these are probably
enough to start!).

These were compiled from both the January 91 Monitoring Times and
July 91 Popular Communications Magazines:

Frequency (kHz) Sc | Frequency (kHz) Sc | Frequency (kHz) Sc
----------------- -- |----------------- -- |----------------- --
2065.0 P | 6230.0 P |16417.0 P
2079.0 P | 6510.0 - 6519.0 CP |16420.0 SC,DS
2096.5 P | 6510.0 P |16528.0 P
2182.0 DS | 6513.0 P |16531.0 P
3023.0 P | 6516.0 CC,P |16534.0 P
4060.0 - 4143.0 SP | 8113.0 - 8285.0 SP |16546.0 P
4065.0 P | 8201.0 P |17242.0 - 17365.0 CP
4089.0 P | 8213.0 P |17299.0 P
4116.0 P | 8255.0 SC |17302.0 CC
4125.0 SC,DS,P | 8275.0 P |18780.0 - 18801.0 SP
4146.0 P | 8291.0 DS |18795.0 SC
4148.0 P | 8294.0 P |18840.0 P
4149.0 P | 8297.0 P |18843.0 P
4351.0 - 4435.0 CP | 8713.0 - 8809.0 CP |19755.0 - 19776.0 CP
4366.0 P | 8725.0 P |19770.0 CC
4369.0 P | 8737.0 P |22000.0 - 22138.0 SP
4396.0 P | 8779.0 CC |22060.0 SC
4402.0 P |12230.0 - 12338.0 SP |22159.0 P
4408.0 P |12233.0 P |22162.0 P
4417.0 CC,P |12290.0 SC,DS |22165.0 P
4420.0 P |12353.0 P |22168.0 P
4423.0 P |12356.0 P |22171.0 P
5680.0 P |12359.0 P |22696.0 - 22834.0 CP
6209.0 - 6218.0 SP |12362.0 P |22756.0 CC
6209.0 P |12365.0 P |25070.0 - 25079.0 SP
6212.0 P |13077.0 - 13185.0 CP |25097.0 SC
6215.0 SC,DS |13080.0 P |25115.0 P
6224.0 P |13137.0 CC |25118.0 P
6227.0 P |16360.0 - 16501.0 SP |26145.0 - 26154.0 CP
|26172.0 CC
key of services:
P - Private Business (Simplex)
SP - Shore Public Corr. (Duplex)
CP - Costal Public Corr. (Duplex)
SC - Shore Calling/Reply (Duplex)
CC - Costal Calling/Reply (Duplex)

-=][ Mark J Fine -=- R/O Capable ][=-

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Radio Subboard - Frequency Info

Frequency List for the Kanawha County, WV, area

For obvious reasons, this list has been edited to remove all
repeater input frequencies, CTCSS (PL) frequencies, call signs,
references to Federal Police, surveillance frequencies,
administrative channels, inter-system links, etc.

If you have a legitimate need for any of this information,
contact me on this board.

This list also does not contain (m)any business listings. If
there is a request, I'll put what I have (not much) on here.

Sorry for any redundancy with other files here.

!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE !!
** Send all questions, additions, deletions, corrections, and **
** updates to Rob, WM8S [CIS 74007,303] **

Type:
----
P - Police E - Emergency Medical Services
F - Fire Department L - Miscellaneous Local Goverment
B - Business

Licensee Type Channel Rpt/Base
-------------------------------------------------------
METRO/CHARLESTON P F1 159.150
METRO/CHARLESTON P F2 159.210
METRO/CHARLESTON P PAGER 155.100
METRO/CHARLESTON E F1 154.040
METRO/CHARLESTON E F2 154.085
METRO/CHARLESTON F F1 154.385
METRO/CHARLESTON L SANITATION 154.100
METRO/CHARLESTON L PUBLIC WKS 154.995
METRO/CHARLESTON L CIVIC CENTER 453.925

SOUTH CHARLESTON P F1 158.790
SOUTH CHARLESTON P F2 158.730
SOUTH CHARLESTON F F1 154.370
SOUTH CHARLESTON L SANITATION 154.115
SOUTH CHARLESTON L PUBLIC WKS 155.775
SOUTH CHARLESTON L PUB WKS 158.730

ST ALBANS PF F1 155.025
ST ALBANS P E.A.S.T. 155.985
ST ALBANS L MISC GOVT 155.955
DUNBAR P F1/2 154.055
DUNBAR F F1 154.965
NITRO PF F1 155.865
NITRO LF F2 155.055

METRO/KANAWHA CO P LOBAND F1 39.760
METRO/KANAWHA CO P LOBAND F2 39.600
METRO/KANAWHA CO P HIBAND F1-4 155.625
METRO/KANAWHA CO P STATEWIDE 39.980
METRO/KANAWHA CO E 265 155.265
METRO/KANAWHA CO E 220 155.220
METRO/KANAWHA CO F F1 155.145
METRO/KANAWHA CO F F2 155.745
METRO/KANAWHA CO F HIBAND RPTR 154.085
METRO/KANAWHA CO P PARKS&REC F1 159.090
METRO/KANAWHA CO P PARKS&REC F2 155.760

WV DPS BASE P F1 42.100
WV DPS MOBILES P F1 42.260
WV DPS P F2 42.120
WV DPS P TURNPIKE 155.430
WV DPS P GOVERNORS SEC 155.460

WV DOH L F1 47.280
WV DOH L F2 47.320
WV DOH L F3 47.360

WV DNR L F1 31.860
WV DNR L F2 31.980

WV STATE COLLEGE L MAINT/SEC 151.955
WV INST OF TECH P SECURITY 155.715
WV MARSHALL UNIV P SECURITY 155.310
WV CAPITOL MAINT L MAINT 453.525
WV CAPITOL SECURITY L SEC AMERICA 154.600
WV CULTURAL CTR L F1 155.940
WV CULTURAL CTR L F2 156.015
WV REHAB CENTER INST L SECURITY 460.125

CHARLESTON TOWN CENTER B SEC & MAINT 464.925
CHAS TOWN CENTER B SEC AMERICA 154.515
CHAS TOWN CENTER B SEC AMERICA 154.540
KANAWHA MALL B SEC & MAINT 464.675

SEMS/EMSOR 3/4 E HEALTHNET 155.160
CHARLESTON MEDBASE E 340 155.340
CABELL/HUNT MEDCOMM E 400 155.400
CHAS & CABELL MEDBASE E UHF MED 1-10
DUVALL EMERGENCY SVCS E 155.205
MARMET EMS E 45.960
AMERICAN RED CROSS E NATIONWIDE 47.420

PINCH STATION 2 F LOCAL 45.640
MALDEN STATION 3 F LOCAL 154.280
BELLE STATION 5 F LOCAL 154.160
CHES. STATION 14 F LOCAL 154.190
MARMET STATION 15 F LOBAND 46.420
JEFFERSON STATION 19 F F5 153.980
JEFFERSON STATION 19 F F6 154.280
ST ALBANS STATION 22 F LOBAND 46.420
UKVFA STNS 6-15 F 46.360

BECKLEY P F1 155.130
HUNTINGTON P F1 155.250
HUNTINGTON P F2 155.520
PARKERSBURG P F1 155.490
VIENNA P F1 155.730
CHESAPEAKE P 39.780
HURRICANE P 39.180
MARMET P 39.800
MONTGOMERY P 39.900
MONTGOMERY P 154.800
STATEWIDE MUTUAL AID P STATEWIDE 39.980

PUTNAM CO P HIBAND 154.815
PUTNAM CO P 39.940
PUTNAM CO F F1 155.115
PUTNAM CO/PGH E F2 155.205
PUTNAM CO/TEAYS VALLEY F STN 700 154.250

BOONE CO P 39.880
CABELL CO P 39.840
CLAY CO P 39.880
FAYETTE CO P 39.580
FAYETTE CO P 39.940
JACKSON CO P 39.800
LINCOLN CO P 39.900
RALEIGH CO P 155.925

BOONE CO E 155.280
CABELL CO E 45.240
CLAY CO E 155.280
JACKSON CO/JGH E 155.235
JAN CARE EMS E 155.205
LIFELINE AMB, HTN E 155.220
MASON CO E 155.205
PLEASANT VALLEY HOSP E 155.385
RALEIGH CO CONTROL E 155.175
VALLEY EMS/MONT GH E 155.160

HUNTINGTON F F1 154.430
FAYETTE CO F 462.275
FAYETTE CO F 39.100
BOONE CO F 159.120
JACKSON CO F 154.415
LINCOLN CO F 154.220
STATEWIDE MUT AID F 46.100
STATEWIDE MUT AID F 46.140

KANAWHA CO BD OF ED L F1/F2 155.820
KANAWHA CO BD OF ED L F3 151.685
KVRTA (KRT) L 158.835
KVRTA (KAT HANDIVAN) L KAT F1 158.775
KANAWHA CO HUMANE SOC L 30.760
YEAGER AIRPORT COMM L SECURITY 155.085
BECKLEY L STREET DEPT 156.165

NOAA BECKLEY L 162.550
NOAA CHARLESTON L 2 162.400
NOAA CLARKSBURG L 162.550
NOAA GILBERT L 162.475
NOAA HINTON L 162.425
NOAA HUNTINGTON L 162.550
NOAA SPENCER L 6 162.500
NOAA SUTTON L 162.450

US NAVMARCORMARS L 148.375
US ARMY CORPS OF ENG L LOCKS & DAMS 150.735

US CIVIL AIR PATROL L F1 148.150
US CIVIL AIR PATROL L F2 149.425
ANG L SECURITY 163.4875
ANG L FLIGHT LINE 165.1875
ANG L FIRE/CRASH 163.5125
ANG L SECURITY 165.1125
ANG L DISASTER 163.5875
ANG L TRANSPORTATN 165.0125

EI DUPONT BELLE S PLANT F1 153.110
EI DUPONT BELLE S F2/SAFETY F1 153.170
EI DUPONT BELLE S SAFETY F2 153.065
EI DUPONT BELLE S PAGER 153.275
OXYCHEM BELLE S PLANT F1 153.380

TELCO B MAINT 151.985
TELCO B MAINT 451.325
GAS B BASE 153.650
GAS B MOBILE 153.710
GAS B 33.380
WATER B 153.440
WATER B 153.605
APCO B F1 BASE 37.660
APCO B F1 MOBILE 37.800
CAPITOL CABLE B 151.655
TELEMEDIA CABLE B 151.925
CHAS NEWSPAPERS B CIRCULATION 452.975
CHAS AUTO B 150.845
C&H B 452.300
COPLEY'S B 154.515

The following is a list of PL tones used for Police in Connecticut.

I've included those that I know for sure do not use PL so you don't
spend time looking where there is none.

I'm trying to get a complete list together for the entire state and
would appreciate any input. (GEnie address: "A.HEELY")

PL List for CT Police

NAME FREQUENCY R PLFRQ
=========================== ========= = =====
AMTRAK Police 161.2950 R 146.2
ANSONIA-City of 39.9800 R 131.8
AVON-Town of 453.0500 R 114.8
BLOOMFIELD-Town of 453.8250 R 162.2
BRANFORD-Town of 460.1250 R 186.2
BRIDGEPORT-City of 154.7250 R 107.2
155.4300 R 107.2
155.6250 R 107.2
BROOKFIELD-Town of 154.8000 R 203.5
CHESHIRE-Town of 155.3100 R 110.9
460.4750 R 136.5
CLINTON-Town of 39.4200 77.0
39.6000 77.0
39.6400 77.0
39.6800 77.0
CONNECTICUT-State of 42.0400 No PL
42.1800 No PL
42.2000 No PL
42.2400 No PL
42.3000 No PL
42.3600 No PL
42.4800 No PL
42.5200 No PL
42.5800 No PL
42.6400 No PL
42.6800 No PL
42.8600 No PL
151.3550 114.8
154.6425 203.5
154.6575 203.5
154.6650 141.3
154.6875 203.5
154.6950 141.3
154.7025 203.5
154.8300 141.3
154.8600 114.8
156.2100 R 141.3
159.1500 141.3
453.4000 R 167.9
COVENTRY-Town of 45.1400 141.3
453.5625 127.3
DANBURY-City of 460.5500 R 110.9
EAST HAMPTON-Town of 155.4900 R 162.2
EAST HARTFORD-Town of 460.2500 114.8
EAST HAVEN-Town of 453.2000 R 192.8
EAST WINDSOR-Town of 460.2750 R 114.8
ENFIELD-Town of 460.5500 R 114.8
FAIRFIELD-Town of 154.8150 179.9
159.0900 R 179.9
FARMINGTON-Town of 855.2375 R 151.4
GLASTONBURY-Town of 856.9625 R No PL
GRANBY-Town of 460.5250 R 114.8
GREENWICH-Town of 39.8200 107.2
39.8600 107.2
39.9400 107.2
GROTON-City of 155.0700 156.7
155.1300 156.7
GROTON-Town of 39.1400 151.4
39.2000 151.4
GUILFORD-Town of 453.7000 R 110.9
HAMDEN-Town of 39.4000 114.8
39.5800 R 114.8
HARTFORD-City of 460.0500 114.8
460.2000 114.8
460.3750 R 114.8
460.4000 114.8
JEWETT CITY-BOROUGH OF 155.1900 No PL
LEDYARD-Town of 453.9250 R 127.3
MADISON-Town of 453.4750 R 110.9
MANCHESTER-Town of 460.1250 R 114.8
MERIDEN-City of 45.1800 103.5
MIDDLETOWN-City of 155.3700 R 114.8
MILFORD-City of 460.3750 R 179.9
460.4000 R 179.9
MONTVILLE-Town of 37.9200 No PL
NEW HAVEN-City of 460.1000 R 110.9
460.4500 R 110.9
460.5000 R 110.9
NEW LONDON-City of 453.2750 R 151.4
453.6000 R 151.4
NEW MILFORD-Town of 154.8600 R 167.9
NEWINGTON-Town of 460.4250 R 114.8
NORTH BRANFORD-Town of 453.3000 R 151.4
NORTH HAVEN-Town of 39.7800 94.8
39.9200 R 94.8
NORWALK-City of 39.3800 110.9
39.8800 110.9
39.9800 110.9
NORWICH-City of 39.8600 156.7
39.9000 156.7
155.5500 136.5
OLD SAYBROOK-Town of 159.2100 179.9
PLAINFIELD-Town of 453.8500 R 103.5
PUTNAM-Town of 159.0900 141.3
ROCKY HILL-Town of 453.9250 R 114.8
458.5000 114.8
453.7500 R 118.8
STONINGTON-Town of 45.6200 No PL
45.9800 R 118.8
453.0875 L No PL
458.0875 L No PL
458.8125 L No PL
STRATFORD-Town of 460.3250 R 114.8
TOLLAND-Town of 154.7400 R 156.7
VERNON-Town of 460.3250 R 100.0
WALLINGFORD-Town of 37.4200 110.9
39.9000 R 110.9
WATERBURY-City of 460.0250 R 114.8
460.2250 R 114.8
WATERFORD-Town of 856.2375 R No PL
857.2375 No PL
858.2375 No PL
859.2375 No PL
860.2375 No PL
858.2625 R 151.4
859.2625 R 151.4
WEST HAVEN-City of 460.2750 R 141.3
WETHERSFIELD-Town of 460.3500 114.8
WILLIMANTIC-City of 851.7625 R 162.2
WINCHESTER-Town of 155.5650 R 162.2
WINDSOR LOCKS-Town of 155.6100 R 179.9
WINDSOR-Town of 453.4750 114.8
YALE-University 460.5250 R 173.8

Area Hotlines
*************

Eastern CT Hotline 45.8600 123.0
Hartford Area Hotline 45.8600 136.5
RAFS 1 Hotline 460.0750 114.8
RAFS 2 Hotline 460.1750 114.8
SCAN Hotline 460.1500 110.9
Fairfield County Hotline 154.1000 151.4

US Customs/DEA/USCG HF Radio System Frequencies:
------------------------------------------------
2808.5 XA - (*)
4500.0 ZA -
4991.0 XB - (*)
5058.5 XC - (*)
5277.0 A - DEA
5527.0 ?? - (*)
5571.0 YB -
5841.0 B - DEA (*)
6870.0 ?? - (*)
7300.0 C - DEA (*)
7527.0 ZB - Part of "COTHERN" System
7582.0 ?? -
7657.5 F - DEA
7778.5 XD - (*)
8912.0 YC - Part of "COTHERN" System
9238.5 XE - (*)
9497.0 D - DEA (*)
9802.0 ZC - (*)
10242.0 ?? - Part of "COTHERN" System
11073.5 ?? - (*)
11076.0 E - DEA (*)
11191.0 ?? - (also Military use)
11246.0 ?? - (also Military use) (*)
11288.0 YD -
11494.0 VF - Part of "COTHERN" System
12138.5 ?? - (*)
12222.0 ZD - (*)
13312.0 YE -
14350.0 L - DEA (*)
14686.0 P - DEA
14690.0 G - DEA (*)
15867.0 ZE - Part of "COTHERN" System
15953.5 XF - (*)
16141.0 ?? - (Hornet 4?) (*)
16348.0 ?? - (*)
17601.0 XG - (*)
17952.0 ?? -
18171.0 SI -
18283.0 ?? - (*)
18594.0 VC - Part of "COTHERN" System
18666.0 H - DEA (*)
19131.0 SJ -
23402.5 R - DEA
23675.0 I - DEA (*)
---------------------------------------------------------------------

(*) = limited activity on this frequency

"COTHERN" is "Customs Over The Horizon Enforcement Radio Network". It
consists of 10 channels with digital SELCAL tones (bleeps) which are
scanned by users and used to "handshake" connections between individual
units and determine propagation. These are the PRIMARY US Customs HF
frequencies. ~~~~~~~

Some Callsigns used on Customs HF Nets:

ALMIGHTY - Customs Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
AMBUSH - AF Radar unit, Dominican Republic
ATLAS - Washington DC Intelligence Center (DEA)
BALLYHOO ### - Customs Marine units
BILLFISH - Customs Marine Support facility, Nassau, Bahamas
BLACK SHEEP - Customs Air Operations Base, San Angelo, TX
BLUE FIRE - Customs Ops Center, Houston, TX
BROADWAY - Customs Sector Office, New York, NY
CAMELBACK - Customs Air Operations Unit, Phoenix, AZ
CHARLIE ### - FAA Units/Bases
CLAM BAKE - Customs Sector Office, Boston, MA
CROWN CITY - Customs Air Operations Base, San Diego, CA
DESERT BASE - Customs Air Operations Base, Tucson, AZ
DOMINO - AF Air Defense Center, Tyndall AFB, FL
EMPIRE - Customs Air Operations Unit, March AFB, Riverside, CA
FLINT ### - DEA Aircraft (Flint 01, Flint 23, etc)
FRIED CHICKEN - Customs Air Operations Base, New Orleans, LA
HAMMER - Customs C3I Center, March AFB, Riverside, CA
HAPPY HOUR - Customs Ops Center, Gulfport, MS
HOME PLATE - Customs Air Operations Base, Homestead AFB, FL
IDAHO ## - FBI Aircraft (Idaho 21, Idaho 34, etc)
JACKPOT - Customs Air Operations Base, Jacksonville, FL
LANDSHARK - USCG Base, Miami FL
LIMA ### - Customs Aircraft/Bases on VHF (Lima 950, etc)
LIMA 950 - Customs AOU on VHF (165.7375), Riverside, CA
LONE STAR - Customs Sector Office, Houston, TX
LONG HORN - Customs Air Operations Unit, Houston, TX
MARLIN 395 - El Paso Intelligence Center (EPIC)
MIKE ### - Customs Marine units (Mike 18, Mike 150, etc)
MUSHROOM - Customs Air Operations Unit, Tampa, FL
OCEANSIDE 300 - Customs Ops Center, Miami, FL
OMAHA - Customs Aircraft (Omaha 52, Omaha 12, etc)
OVERLORD - Customs C3I Center, Oklahoma, OK
PAN HANDLE - Customs Air Operations Unit, Pensacola, FL
PANTHER - DEA Regional HQ, Nassau, Bahamas
PAPA - Customs Automotive unit (Papa 23, Papa 213, etc)
PARADISE - Customs Sector Office, San Juan, PR
PING PONG - Customs Ops Center, Corpus Christi, TX
PIT STOP - AF Radar Controllers, Aerostats
RANCH HOUSE - AF Radar, Providencials, Caicos Islands
RAZOR BACK - Customs Air Operations Base, Puerto Rico
RIVER CITY - Customs Air Operations Unit, San Antonio, TX
ROAD RUNNER - Customs Air Operations Base, Albuquerque, NM
ROCK FISH ### - Customs Marine units
SHARK ### - USCG Cutters
SHRIMP BOAT - Customs Sector Office, New Orleans, LA
SLINGSHOT - Customs C3I Center, Miami, FL
SPRUCE GOOSE - Customs Sector Office, Los Angeles, CA
STAR FISH ### - Customs Marine units
STING RAY ### - Customs Marine units
STORM CLOUD - Customs Marine Maintenance Center, Miami, FL
SUNSHINE - Customs Sector Office, Miami, FL
SWORDFISH ### - USCG Aircraft
TANGO - Customs Tactical Enforcement Support Team (TEST)
TIGER SHARK ### - Customs Marine units
TROPIC AIR - DEA, Opa Locka, FL
WHITE LAKE - Customs Air Operations Unit, El Paso, TX
WINTER WONDERLAND - Customs Sector Office, Chicago, IL

"Return to Scan" indicates the units are through with the specific
call and are switching their radios back to scanning the 10 COTHERN
channels for general calls to their unit.

An "Air Operations Base" is a primary station, while "Air Operations Unit"
is a secondary location.

A "Sector Office" is the primary controller for GROUND units in a given
part of the country, operating remote transmitters on VHF at multiple
sites in its controlled sector.

Air units are controlled by one of the C3I stations, either East or West,
with a Central C3I station under construction at Oklahoma City, OK.

Frequency Location Description

154.0700 DARKE CO. GREENVILLE 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. DARKE CO. FIRE NET
154.1900 DARKE CO. GETTYSBURG 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. VERSAILLES FIRE
155.1300 DARKE CO. UNION CITY PD
155.6550 DARKE CO. DARKE CO. SO

Here is a list of DEA freqs in the boston south area.
ch-1 418.625 rptr. about half dvp scrambling
ch-1 416.050 input to 418.625
ch-2 418.900 rptr. central ma.
ch-2 416.325 input to 418.900
ch-3 418.750 simplex car to car and aircraft surv.
ch-6 418.950 rptr. cape cod area
ch-6 416.375 input to 418.950
I have found that in the last few years the DEA has gone to mostly
scrambled comms.At one time they were all in the clear and it
made for some pretty interesting listening.

Try using CTCSS tone of 156.7 Hz to eliminate the DVP. Sometimes they do
mess up and forget to turn on the bubble machine. Lots of interesting COMMS
when they have a joint operation.

The following list contains frequencies used by the U.S. Customs Service and
the DEA in their drug interdiction efforts. This list was compiled by David
Ross and is via the February DX Ontario by way of Glenn Hauser's World of
Radio <3/9/89>.

2808.5 X-ray Alpha 11246.0
5277.0 Alpha 14350.0 Lima
5841.0 Bravo 14690.0 Golf
9238.5 X-Ray Echo 19131.0
9497.0 Delta 23403.0 Romeo
11076.0 Echo

Many of these frequencies are new to me. I have monitored activity on:

5571.0 8912.5 11076.0 11288.0 12222.0 14686.0 18666.0 and 23403.0

All of these can stay pretty active, lower frequencies at night and higher by
day. Punch these into your rig's memories and keep this list handy in case
the
activity shifts to one of the lesser used frequencies.

Allan Courtney
[A.COURTNEY]

MICHIGAN Police FREQUENCIES

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
CSX RAILROAD - F9 POLICE AREAWIDE 160.875
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 155.010
BEVERLY HILLS - FD/PD BEVRLY HILLS 158.775
BEVERLY HILLS - PD F8 BEVRLY HILLS 159.030
BIRMINGHAM - POLICE F1 BIRMINGHAM 155.655
CANTON TOWNSHIP - POLICE F1 CANTON TWP. 155.250
CANTON TOWNSHIP - POLICE F2 CANTON TWP. 155.835
CENTERLINE - POLICE CENTERLINE 460.425
DEARBORN - POLICE F3 DEARBORN 155.730
DEARBORN - POLICE DEARBORN 423.500
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - POLICE DEARBORN 453.200
DETROIT - TRANSIT POLICE DEARBORN 453.475
DEARBORN - POLICE TACTICAL DEARBORN 851.537
DEARBORN HEIGHTS - POLICE DEARBORN HTS 156.000
DETROIT - POLICE MOUNTED PATROL DETROIT 37.380
DETROIT - POLICE DETROIT 39.060
DETROIT - POLICE AIRCRAFT DETROIT 39.280
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE POST 29 DETROIT 42.020
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE POST 29 DETROIT 42.640
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE AIRCRAFT DETROIT 45.460
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE DETROIT 45.860
DETROIT - POLICE DETECTIVES DETROIT 153.815
DETROIT - POLICE MOBILE DETROIT 154.650
DETROIT - POLICE COMMAND DETROIT 156.150
DETROIT - POLICE MOBILE DETROIT 158.910
DETROIT - POLICE PAGING DETROIT 159.090
DETROIT - PARK RANGERS DETROIT 168.625
DETROIT - POLICE SWAT F3 DETROIT 416.050
DETROIT - ORGANIZED CRIME DETROIT 453.025
WAYNE COUNTY - ORGANIZED CRIME UNIT DETROIT 453.025
DETROIT - POLICE F6 DETROIT 453.250
DETROIT - TRANSIT POLICE DETROIT 453.475
DETROIT - POLICE TAC 6 DETROIT 453.775
MICHIGAN STATE - FAIRGROUNDS DETROIT 460.025
DETROIT - POLICE RESERVES DETROIT 460.275
AMTRAK RAILROAD - POLICE F1 DETROIT 161.505
EAST DETROIT - POLICE F2 EAST DETROIT 460.150
EAST DETROIT - POLICE F1 EAST DETROIT 460.500
FARMINGTON HILLS - DPW / POLICE F2 FARM HILLS 154.055
FARMINGTON HILLS - POLICE F1 FARM HILLS 155.415
FARMINGTON - DPW / POLICE F2 FARMINGTON 154.055
FARMINGTON - POLICE FARMINGTON 155.415
FERNDALE - DPW / POLICE F3 FERNDALE 155.820
FERNDALE - POLICE F2 DISPATCH FERNDALE 154.740
FERNDALE - POLICE F1 FERNDALE 155.010
GARDEN CITY - POLICE GARDEN CITY 154.815
GARDEN CITY - POLICE GARDEN CITY 851.212
GROSSE PT FARMS - POLICE GRSSE P FRMS 155.955
GROSSE PT FARMS - POLICE GRSSE P FRMS 156.150
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE AIRPORT INKSTER 42.480
INKSTER - POLICE F1 INKSTER 154.815
LINCOLN PARK - POLICE F2 LINCOLN PARK 155.100
LINCOLN PARK - POLICE F1 LINCOLN PARK 155.490
LINCOLN PARK - POLICE LINCOLN PARK 423.225
LINCOLN PARK - POLICE LINCOLN PARK 460.013
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF MOBILES LIVONIA 154.650
LIVONIA - POLICE F2 LIVONIA 155.625
[PAUSE] LIVONIA - POLICE LIVONIA 460.550
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE POST 21 NORTHVILLE 42.680
NORTHVILLE (CITY) - POLICE NORTHVILLE 155.130
WAYNE COUNTY NORTHVILLE 954.100
NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP - POLICE NRTHVLLE TWP 155.130
NOVI - POLICE NOVI 37.240
NOVI - POLICE F3 NOVI 460.375
NOVI - POLICE F1 DISPATCH NOVI 460.525
PLYMOUTH (CITY) - POLICE PLYMOUTH 155.130
PLYMOUTH TWP. - POLICE PLYMTH TWP. 155.130
PLYMOUTH TWP. - POLICE PLYMTH TWP. 155.565
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE POST 27 PONTIAC 42.940
PONTIAC - POLICE DISPATCH PONTIAC 155.190
OAKLAND COUNTY - SHERIFF PONTIAC 155.730
PONTIAC - POLICE F-2 PONTIAC 155.775
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD - POLICE PONTIAC 160.470
REDFORD TOWNSHIP - POLICE REDFORD TWP. 156.000
ROMULUS - POLICE F1 ROMULUS 155.250
WAYNE COUNTY - POLICE NET ROMULUS 155.370
ROMULUS - POLICE ROMULUS 155.535
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF F4 AIRPORT ROMULUS 155.580
WAYNE COUNTY - POLICE EMERGENCY ROMULUS 155.865
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF F2 RECORDS ROMULUS 155.925
ROMULUS - POLICE TACTICAL ROMULUS 156.135
DETROIT METRO AIRPORT - POLICE ROMULUS 453.150
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE / CIVIL DEF. NET SOUTHFIELD 45.640
SOUTHFIELD - POLICE BLACK SOUTHFIELD 154.845
SOUTHFIELD - POLICE BLUE F4 SOUTHFIELD 155.430
SOUTHFIELD - POLICE F1 SOUTHFIELD 155.685
SOUTHFIELD - POLICE SOUTHFIELD 423.825
TAYLOR - DPW / POLICE F2 TAYLOR 154.085
TAYLOR - POLICE TAYLOR 155.490
TAYLOR - POLICE TAYLOR 155.670
TROY - POLICE DISPATCH TROY 155.595
WARREN - POLICE DISPATCH WARREN 460.325
WARREN - POLICE INFORMATION WARREN 460.425
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE / CIVIL DEF. NET WARREN 45.640
WATERFORD - POLICE DISPATCH WATERFORD 460.050
WAYNE - POLICE WAYNE 154.815
WESTLAND - POLICE F4 WESTLAND 154.755
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF COMMAND WESTLAND 154.785
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF F5 POINT WESTLAND 155.370
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF F1 DISPATCH WESTLAND 155.700
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF F3 AREAWIDE WESTLAND 155.865
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF F6 AREAWIDE WESTLAND 156.150
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF DETECTIVES WESTLAND 158.880
WAYNE COUNTY - SHERIFF DETECTIVES WESTLAND 159.150
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE POST 26 YPSILANTI 42.860
MICHIGAN STATE - POLICE / CIVIL DEF. NET YPSILANTI 45.640
EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY - POLICE YPSILANTI 154.100
EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY - POLICE YPSILANTI 154.800
YPSILANTI - POLICE F3 YPSILANTI 154.890
YPSILANTI - POLICE F1 YPSILANTI 155.130
YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP - POLICE YPSILANTI 155.610

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SCANNER FREQUENCIES

Walt Disney World, Florida

Here is a list of frequencies in use
at Walt Disney World in Florida for
the use of our Scanner friends. Let
us know of any additional channels you
find and we will add them to the list.

Frequency Call Service
--------------------------------------
151.655 KJU650 Construction
151.895 20,000 Leagues subs
154.43 Fire Dept.
154.625 KNGU357 Hilton Hotel
155.37 Police Intersystem
157.74 KRW819 Paging
453.825 KRT728 Fire D. Mutual Aid
453.875 Fire D. Ch. FD-1
453.925 Fire D. Ch. FD-2
461.30 WZE419
461.60 KUL488 Hotels, Transport.
462.55 KAA8207 Operations/Paging
462.575 KAA8207 Monorails/Ops Ch. 2
462.625 KAA8101 Land Transportation,
Parking, Magic King-
dom, Ft. Wilderness
Maint. Ch. 1
462.65 KAA8101 Magic Kingdom Maint,
Operations/Paging
462.675 KAA8209 Theme Park Maint.
Maint Ch. 2
462.775 WYT220
462.85 WZL392
463.75 WZL393
463.975 KUR462 Entertainment
464.125 KUL489 Security/Administra-
tive/Security Ch. 2
464.40 KUL487 Security Channel 1
464.525 KNGQ730 Hilton Hotel
464.625 KUL486 Utilities
464.80 KUM848 Taxi cabs

Be sure to check out frequencies that
are 5 MHz higher for possible duplex
communications.
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Disneyland (Anaheim) Radio Frequencies
--------------------------------------

Disneyland (Anaheim) Frequencies of interest last update: 9/13/92
gathered from extensive monitoring (10 days total, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992)

146.940 (R (-)) Amateur Repeater (CTCSS = 131.8 Hz)

154.570 Show Ushers,Jungle Cruise,Construction Ops
154.600 Show Ops,Submarines
154.625 Disneyland Pagers

Purple 462.575 R Wide Area shared repeater
Silver 464.0375 R Custodial / Vending
464.1125 R * Telephone Interconnect
464.2375 R * Hotel Ops / Housekeeping
464.2875 R * Hotel Engineering
464.325 Paging (some disney tfc.?, mostly other tfc.)
464.3625 R * Hotel Operations / Construction
Orng 464.4125 R Maintainance
Blue 464.4625 R Security (In Park, Parking Lot, and Hotel)
Green 464.4875 R Operations / Entertainment
Yellow 464.5125 R Parade Operations / Pyrotechnics Ops
Brown 464.5375 R Maintainance
2/Red 464.6375 R Common / Tactical (formerly telephone interconnect)
12/Pink 464.7125 R * Fantasmic Event Operations
White 464.7625 R Trains / Monorails
464.8875 R * Operations Secondary (Occasional tfc.)
464.9875 R * Events secondary (Occasional parade/Fantasmic tfc.)
(all 464.xxx channels, CTCSS = 162.2 Hz; 'R'= Rptr., Input +5 MHz)

208.400 * Fantasmic Crew Intercom Headsets (To headsets from sys.)

194.000 Parade Floats Audio (Lead Float)
194.600 Parade Floats Audio (Alice in Wonderland)
195.200 Parade Floats Audio (spare)
195.600 Parade Floats Audio (Cinderella)
196.000 Parade Floats Audio (Peter Pan)
204.600 Parade Floats Audio (Dumbo)
205.000 Parade Floats Audio (Snow White & Dwarves)
205.600 Parade Floats Audio (Pinnochio)
206.000 Parade Floats Audio (Pete's Dragon)
207.200 Parade Floats Audio (America)
208.000 Parade / Fireworks & Tinkerbell Cueing
(name in parentheses is for Main Street Electrical Parade,
Daytime parade floats use same channels)

Unknown frequencies
several 200 MHz? Fantasmic Crew Intercom Headsets (to system)
200 MHz? Audio from pre-Fantasmic Jazz Band raft
200 MHz? Fantasmic Audio TO Rivercraft

* - New finds for 1992

Matthew Kaufman
KA6SQG

***************************************
SCANNER FREQUENCIES

Walt Disney World, Florida

Here is a list of frequencies in use
at Walt Disney World in Florida for
the use of our Scanner friends. Let
us know of any additional channels you
find and we will add them to the list.

Frequency Call Service
--------------------------------------
151.655 KJU650 Construction
151.895 20,000 Leagues subs
154.43 Fire Dept.
154.625 KNGU357 Hilton Hotel
155.37 Police Intersystem
157.74 KRW819 Paging
453.825 KRT728 Fire D. Mutual Aid
453.875 Fire D. Ch. FD-1
453.925 Fire D. Ch. FD-2
461.30 WZE419
461.60 KUL488 Hotels, Transport.
462.55 KAA8207 Operations/Paging
462.575 KAA8207 Monorails/Ops Ch. 2
462.625 KAA8101 Land Transportation,
Parking, Magic King-
dom, Ft. Wilderness
Maint. Ch. 1
462.65 KAA8101 Magic Kingdom Maint,
Operations/Paging
462.675 KAA8209 Theme Park Maint.
Maint Ch. 2
462.775 WYT220
462.85 WZL392
463.75 WZL393
463.975 KUR462 Entertainment
464.125 KUL489 Security/Administra-
tive/Security Ch. 2
464.40 KUL487 Security Channel 1
464.525 KNGQ730 Hilton Hotel
464.625 KUL486 Utilities
464.80 KUM848 Taxi cabs

Be sure to check out frequencies that
are 5 MHz higher for possible duplex
communications.
***************************************
end

DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE
----------------------------

Reprinted By: John Johnson, KWV8BP

Davis Monthan Air Force Base (DMAFB) has maintained a presence in southern
Arizona since World War II. DMAFB is a TAC (Tactical Air Command) base with
the primary operation of training Air Force pilots and maintenance of their
Fairchild A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft. DMAFB also hosts the Aircraft Mainten
ance and Reservation Center (AMARC) 41st Electronic Combat Squadron and the
U.S. Customs Service Aviation branch. DMAFB is home for the 836th AD (Air
Division) and the 333rd, 357th and 358th TFTSs (Tactical Fighter Training
Squadrons).

Where to tune:

138.075, 138.165, and 138.175 Office of Special Investigations

138.925 Digital data transmissions
139.650 DTMF (tones)
148.185 358th TFTS Maintenance Net, "Lobos"
148.300 355th CAM
148.450 AC Maintenance Net
148.475 AC Maintenance Net, multiple users
148.500 A-10 AC Maintenance
148.545 Input to Commanders Net
149.175 A-10 AC Maintenance, "Thunderbolt"
149.225 Refueling
149.550R Commanders Net output
150.325 AGE
163.000 Security Police
163.5875 Civil engineers
164.9875 Base Police
165.1625 AMARC yard operations
165.1875 AMARC Administrative and yard operations
173.4375 Taxi/motor pool ?
173.5875 Fire/crash/rescue
407.350 Paging
407.425 User not identified

Unconfirmed frequencies that are in the government FCC micro fiche files.

30.55, 32.45, 36.15, 36.50, 38.30, 41.90, 138.075, 138.165, 138.175, 138.625,
(AM and FM) 140.400, 141.575, 141.625, 141.750, 141.900, 141.925, 142.575,
143.425, 143.760, 143.800 (AM), 143.880, 143.925, 148.065, 148.095, 148.245,
148.455, 148.515, 148.550, 149.150, 149.250, 149.310, 149.535, 150.150,
150.350, 163.4875, 407.375, 407.400, 407.450, 407.475, 413.000, 413.050,
413.125, 413.175, 413.200, 413.300 and 413.375.

A-10s:

Training operations-NBFM 34.55, 34.60, 34.95, 34.45, 36.00, 40.80, 41.45

Training operations-AM 138.050, 138.100, 138.200, 138.250, 138.300,
138.500
139.700, 142.200
Helicopter operations-NBFM 32.85 (air-to-air) and 34.60

UHF AC:

239.800 FAA FAC
253.500 Approach/departure (AD)
270.100 ATIS "X-Ray"
271.300 Final approach
275.800 Tower/dispatch-squak assignments
276.600 AC/Land base station, A-10 operations
283.700 AZ ANG AC to dispatch
286.200 AC
292.500 AC
294.700 FAA Tucson FAC
297.200 ATC during training exercises
318.100 Final approach
320.100 Tucson ATIS
339.100 AD
341.500 A-10 AC to AC during range operations
351.400 AC
359.300 FAA used on emergency approaches
361.500 AC/Land base station, 358th TFTS operations
364.200 ?
372.200 Dispatch, pilot/tower
379.400 AC
390.800 FAA Tucson final approach
393.000 FAA A/D

Unconfirmed DMAFB UHF AC frequencies:

259.400, 266.200, 268.100, 271.900, 286.400, 289.300, 308.800, 314.300,
321.200, 347.200, 358.200, 361.600, 381.300

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Here is a listing of the most active
frequencies in the Des Moines area.

Frequency Name
--------- --------------------
460.0250 DSM Police #1
460.3250 " " #2
460.1500 " " #3
460.4000 " " #4
460.2250 " " #5
460.5000 " " #6
460.5750 DSM Fire Dept.
460.6000 " " "
460.6250 " " "
155.6400 Iowa State Patrol
154.8150 Polk County Sheriff
155.9100 " " "
155.5800 " " "
478.9500 Kentucky Fried Chicken
Drive-up Window
457.5500 Kentucky Fried Chicken
493.7620 KDSM-TV 17 (Audio)

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
-------------------------------

Copied by: John Johnson, KWV8BP
Source: Reg. of U.S. Govt. Radio Freq's

AL Montgomery KTQ311 164.45
CA mobiles KK3355 40.97
FL Panama City KEY798 164.45
FL Pensacola KEY798 164.45
KT5521 156.65 156.70 157.10
MI Ann Arbor KT5533 408.00
MN Duluth KT5520 408.00
NV Las Vegas KTQ317 164.45 173.9125
NV Mt. Potasi KTQ317 164.125/164.45
NJ Edison KTQ312 164.45
NY Rochester KTQ320 164.45
NC Rsctgl. Pk. KTQ315 164.10 164.45
OH Cincinnati KEY798 170.125 172.30
KT5526 41.39 41.47 122.925 164.45 408.00
OH Fairfield KEY798 172.30
OH Sandusky KTQ319 164.45
OR Corvallis KTQ314 38.74
PA Philadephia KEC320 165.4125/164.45
KRC320 164.45
RI Narragansett KEC322 165.4125/164.45
TX Houston KTQ318 164.45
US portable base KEY798 165.4125/164.45
mobiles 156.65 156.70 157.10 157.125 163.4375
164.45 173.8625

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Scanner Radio Frequencies for the El Paso Area
----------------------------------------------
Frequency Agency Remarks Comments
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
118.6000 Airport Tower Comercial Planes
119.1000 Airport
119.7000 Airport
120.0000 Airport Tower Vector Weather & Runway Conditions
120.6000 Airport Alamagordo
121.3000 Airport
121.5000 Airport Emergency
121.9000 Airport
122.4000 Airport
124.1500 Airport
124.2000 Airport
125.0000 Airport
127.6000 Airport
127.8000 Airport
129.2000 American Airlines
129.5500 Delta Airlines
130.9000 Continental Airlines
130.9500 Eastern Airlines
131.4500 Delta Airlines
145.3300 Ham Radio Zia System South West Coverage
146.7000 Ham Radio Local Coverage Auto Patch
146.8800 Ham Radio Solar Powered North Mt. Franklin
147.1500 Ham Radio
147.7500 Juarez Police
152.0600 Telephone
152.4750 Pagers/Beepers
153.7700 El Paso Fire Dept. Maintenance
154.1450 Canutillo Fire Dept.
154.1850 NM Rural fire Dept Tactical 2
154.2500 El P. Rural fire
154.3100 NM Tural Fire
154.3250 El Paso Fire Dept. Channel One Base to mobile
154.4450 El Paso Fire Dept. Channel Two Base to mobile
154.6500 Donna Anna Chn 2
154.6800 Dept. Public Safety Channel One Active Channel-Traffic Control
154.9500 El Paso Sheriff Channel Three Interagency Sheriff-DPS-PO1-Fi
155.0250 El Paso Animal Control Dog Catcher
155.1850 Las Cruces Police
155.3400 Anthony Ambulance Providence Hospital
155.3700 El Paso Sheriff Channel Four Intercity
155.4600 Dept.Public Safety Channel Two
155.5200 N.M.State Police
155.5800 Anthony Police
155.6550 Dept Public Safety Sierra Blanca
155.7450 El Paso County Water
155.9100 Donna Anna Sheriff
157.4700 El Paso Wrecker
158.7300 El Paso Sheriff Main Channel Active
158.9700 El Paso Sheriff Spec Operators
159.2100 Dept.Public Safety Repeater
160.3800 S P RR Dallas Yard
160.4100 Union Pacific
160.4700 Union Pacific
160.9500 S P RR PBX 3 Active
161.5000 FCC
161.4000 S P RR Railroad Police
161.4300 S P RR Adair yard In-active?
161.5500 S P RR Main Channel Active
162.2900 DEA
162.4750 Weather
163.6250 Border Patrol
163.9600 FBI
164.3000 DEA
165.0625 Ft. Bliss Fire Dept.
165.1375 Ft. Bliss Crim.Inv
165.1875 WBAMC Amblance
165.2350 Customs
166.4600 Customs
168.8250 Customs
170.0250 Ft.Bliss Milt.PoliceChannel One
170.1750 Ft.Bliss Milt.PoliceChannel Two
173.4875 Ft.Bliss Milt.Police
254.3000 El Paso Inter Control Tower Information
418.3000 El Paso Inter Control Tower Private Planes
450.0500 KVIA
453.0000 El Paso Times
453.7500 El Paso Fire Dept. Dispatch
454.1500 Telephone
458.0000 El Paso Times
460.0250 El Paso Police Channel One Used for all city
460.1250 El Paso Police Channel Two Used for central
460.1750 El Paso Police Airport Security
460.2500 El Paso Police Channel Three Used for Lower Valley
460.3000 El Paso Police
460.4000 El Paso Police Channel four Used for N.W. & N.E.
460.5000 El Paso Police Tactical
461.2750 Sun City Auto Salv
461.7500 Cable TV
462.9500 EMS Ems & Fire Com Between EMS & Fire Dept.
463.0000 EMS Dispatch Com Between Mobiles & Hosp
463.0250 EMS Channel One
463.0500 EMS Channel Two
463.0750 EMS Channel Three
463.1000 EMS Channel Four
463.1250 EMS Channel Five
463.1500 EMS Channel Six
463.1750 EMS Channel Seven
463.5750 KDBC Channel Eight
463.7000 Neighborhood Co-Op
466.2750 Sun City Auto Salv
466.7500 Cable TV
468.0000 EMS Repeater access
468.0250 EMS
468.0500 EMS Hospital
468.0750 EMS Hospital
468.1000 EMS Constant Open

FLEET AREA CONTROL AND SURVEILLANCE FACILITY
(FACSFAC)

FACSFAC FREQUENCIES
By: John (Topol) Johnson

GIANT KILLER - OCEANA VA.
-------------------------

127.65, 135.225, 135.725, 135.875, 233.70, 239.20, 249.80, 251.60, 255.0,
305.0

310.10, 338.10, 350.0

SEALORD - JACKSONVILLE, FL.
------------------------

120.95, 134.65

BEAUFORT, SC.
-------------

135.975, 313.70

PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE
----------------------

135.825, 267.50, 284.50, 369.90

BEAVER - SAN DIEGO
-----------------

118.65, 120.85, 266.90, 272.60, 285.70, 284.90, 314.70

SEABREEZE - PENSACOLA, FL.
--------------------------

118.425, 274.20, 275.60, 280.70, 303.40, 306.80, 313.20, 346.50, 353.20,
362.80, 382.0, 383.80, 385.20

FAST FOOD FREQUENCIES
---------------------

The following frequencies have been found to be used by local Fast Food
places. Generally the system will use one frequency for an input and another
for output. You can monitor both frequencies and hear both sides of the
conversation on either channel. One will have more range than the other. In
fact, on the output frequency you will be able to monitor for several blocks
with a good antenna.
This list is compiled from several sources including on-air monitoring.

OUTPUT INPUT
------ -----

30.840 154.570 Whataburgers - Houston TX
35.020 154.600
154.570 170.245 Alternate B
154.600 171.105 Alternate A
457.5125 467.7375
457.525 467.750
457.5375 476.7625
457.550 467.775
457.5625 467.7875
457.575 467.800
457.5875 467.8125
457.600 467.825
457.6125 467.8375
460.9975 465.8875
462.7625 476.8875
151.895 33.140 McDonalds Alternate B
154.570 30.840 McDonalds Alternate A
154.600 35.020 McDonalds
170.305 31.000 Primary

F.B.I. FREQUENCIES
=========================

1) 162.6375 19)167.1500
2) 162.7625 20)167.5250
3) 162.9500 21)167.2125
4) 162.9750 22)167.5625
5) 163.0500 23)167.7875
6) 163.7250 24)414.3000
7) 163.7500 25)419.2000
8) 163.8625 26)419.2250
9) 163.8875 27)419.3500
10)163.9125 28)414.1000
11)163.9375 29)414.3500
12)163.9750 30)413.6250
13)164.1250 31)419.4750
14)164.1500 32)414.4000
15)167.3375 33)414.0750
16)167.3750
17)167.5375
18)167.4250

Federal Bureau of Investigation - Massachusetts

167.2375 R Foxboro, MA (input 163.9875)
167.2500 Springfield, MA (input 163.9875)
167.2625 R Westfield, MA (on WWLP tower)
167.2875 Worcester, MA area
167.3125 R Boston Tactical F1
167.3625 R Boston Area "CENTRAL"
167.4375 R Boston, MA
167.4625 R Fall River, MA (input 162.950)
167.6125 R Paxton, MA (input 163.9875)
171.1750 Aeronautical Surveillance (in the clear)

167.9 PL on all frequencies when not using DVP scrambling

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.

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r = repeater output Rev 6/15/92

DEPT of AGRICULTURE

171.525 Waltham, MA

US ATTORNEY

415.850 Nationwide
416.175 Nationwide

US CAPITOL POLICE



163.810
165.010
165.110
165.385
407.800
408.600

U.S.C.G.

162.125 LANT
164.1375 Police
166.225 Aircraft
171.5875

US CONGRESS

DEPT OF DEFENSE

165.1375


418.700 Nationwide
418.725 Nationwide
418.750r input 415.600 NY
418.775 Nationwide
418.800r Nationwide
418.875 Nationwide
418.925 Nationwide


2.8085 X-RAY ALPHA 11.2460
5.2770 ALPHA 14.3500 LIMA
5.8410 BRAVO 14.6900 GOLF
9.2385 X-RAY ECHO 19.1310
9.4970 DELTA 23.4030 ROMEO
11.0760 ECHO

DEPT of ENERGY

4.6045


172.2750 Washington
171.3875 Washington









9.2400 Mhz
10.5000
162.6375
163.425
163.925
163.775
163.800r input 164.55
163.925r F5
167.2500 NY F1
NJ F3
167.3000 NY Blue
167.3875 RI Car-Car
167.4000 NY F2
167.6000r RI Simulcast w/164.1500
NY/VT F3 KEC250
Stamford CT B7
Avon, CT B7 "800"




162.7125r 170.800 input


170.875 Ch 1
170.925 Ch 2
170.650 Ch 3








U.S. Customs

162.8250 Operations

2808.5 X-ray Alpha 11246.0
5277.0 Alpha 14350.0 Lima
5841.0 Bravo 14690.0 Golf
9238.5 X-Ray Echo 19131.0
9497.0 Delta 23403.0 Romeo
11076.0 Echo ( khz )

Secret Service





- KEA469 New York

IMMIGRATION

162.9750r New York


170.200


165.850 Tactical
408.40
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

DEPT of STATE


170.5750 New York
409.6250 New York
415.6500 Washington
415.8750 Washington
415.9750 Washington


5.2110
10.4939
16.9500
139.3500
143.0250
143.2500
167.975






166.1750

OTIS AIR FORCE BASE

165.0375 PAVE PAWS
171.3375 Rescue
173.5625 Fire


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




171.2375 New York

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS


N A S A






U.S. SUPREME COURT

163.2750 Security

UNKNOWN

165.2625

SCANNER FREQUENCY
LISTINGS

FEDERAL FREQUENCIES
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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
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
LOCAL OFFICES 165.350
FIREARMS 165.355
BATF ? 165.375
USDT COMMON 165.4625
BATF 166.460
CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625
BATF 166.535
CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 chan.3 op's
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
_____________________________________________________________________________


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"

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
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.4 TACTICAL 165.7375
TACTICAL CAR-CAR 165.850
CH.2 OP'S 166.4375
CH.3 166.460
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
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.
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.....

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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
165.0875 POLICE/ARMY MP NJ
165.235 US CUSTOMS
165.285 ATF
165.685 SECRET SERVICE New Haven CT
165.710 STATE DEPT.
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
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
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.

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r = repeater output Rev 6/15/92

DEPT of AGRICULTURE

171.525 Waltham, MA

US ATTORNEY

415.850 Nationwide
416.175 Nationwide

US CAPITOL POLICE



163.810
165.010
165.110
165.385
407.800
408.600

U.S.C.G.

162.125 LANT
164.1375 Police
166.225 Aircraft
171.5875

US CONGRESS

DEPT OF DEFENSE

165.1375


418.700 Nationwide
418.725 Nationwide
418.750r input 415.600 NY
418.775 Nationwide
418.800r Nationwide
418.875 Nationwide
418.925 Nationwide


2.8085 X-RAY ALPHA 11.2460
5.2770 ALPHA 14.3500 LIMA
5.8410 BRAVO 14.6900 GOLF
9.2385 X-RAY ECHO 19.1310
9.4970 DELTA 23.4030 ROMEO
11.0760 ECHO

DEPT of ENERGY

4.6045


172.2750 Washington
171.3875 Washington









9.2400 Mhz
10.5000
162.6375
163.425
163.925
163.775
163.800r input 164.55
163.925r F5
167.2500 NY F1
NJ F3
167.3000 NY Blue
167.3875 RI Car-Car
167.4000 NY F2
167.6000r RI Simulcast w/164.1500
NY/VT F3 KEC250
Stamford CT B7
Avon, CT B7 "800"




162.7125r 170.800 input


170.875 Ch 1
170.925 Ch 2
170.650 Ch 3








U.S. Customs

162.8250 Operations

2808.5 X-ray Alpha 11246.0
5277.0 Alpha 14350.0 Lima
5841.0 Bravo 14690.0 Golf
9238.5 X-Ray Echo 19131.0
9497.0 Delta 23403.0 Romeo
11076.0 Echo ( khz )

Secret Service





- KEA469 New York

IMMIGRATION

162.9750r New York


170.200


165.850 Tactical
408.40
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

DEPT of STATE


170.5750 New York
409.6250 New York
415.6500 Washington
415.8750 Washington
415.9750 Washington


5.2110
10.4939
16.9500
139.3500
143.0250
143.2500
167.975






166.1750

OTIS AIR FORCE BASE

165.0375 PAVE PAWS
171.3375 Rescue
173.5625 Fire


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




171.2375 New York

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS


N A S A






U.S. SUPREME COURT

163.2750 Security

UNKNOWN

165.2625

617/527.oo91

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)
--
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Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att!ihlpy!parnass (708)979-5414

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
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 " "

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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'
261.6500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 09 'STATION FOUR THIS IS STATION THREE'
261.6750 BRAVO YANKEE CH 10 'DRAGON EOC TO KILO TWENTY-TWO ALPHA'
261.7250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 12 'TAILPIPE CHARLIE THREE IN THE CLEAR'
261.7500 BRAVO YANKEE CH 13 'WATERLOO THIS IS FORMAT''TAC COMMAND'
261.8000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 15 'CALLING BIG TOP'
261.8250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 16 'LOOKIE-LOOKIE THIS IS OUTWAY 25'
261.9000 BRAVO YANKEE CH 19 'DRAGON EOC'
261.9250 BRAVO YANKEE CH 20 dvp traffic
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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
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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).

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SCANNER FREQUENCY

LISTINGS

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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.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.

U.S. CUSTOMS CH.1,2 OPERATIONS 165.2375/166.4375 MHZ.
CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 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 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.
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.

=================================================================

BIG K, THE K-MART
SURVEILLANCE UNIT
C.I. CASE INFORMANT
EDEN HIRED SUBJECT
F.F. FIELD FILE
KNOWN BY AGENTS.
WHEREA
BOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS
PLANK A BRIDGE
S.W. SEARCH WARRANT
SIGNAL FIELD AGENT
U.C. UNDERCOVER

COMMON TEN CODES
================

10-0 NEGATIVE
10-4 OK
10-7 OUT OF SERVICE
10-8 IN SERVICE
10-16 MESSAGE CHECK
10-20 LOCATION
10-23 STAND BY
10-66 ALARM (?)
10-90 BANK ROBBERY

==================================================

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

FEDERAL FREQUENCIES
===================

DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY OR FREQUENCIES
=========== ========================

DEA FREQUENCIES CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625/416.050 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.
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.

U.S. CUSTOMS CH.1,2 OPERATIONS 165.2375/166.4375 MHZ.
CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 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 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.
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.

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U.C. UNDERCOVER

COMMON TEN CODES
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10-0 NEGATIVE
10-4 OK
10-7 OUT OF SERVICE
10-8 IN SERVICE
10-16 MESSAGE CHECK
10-20 LOCATION
10-23 STAND BY
10-66 ALARM (?)
10-90 BANK ROBBERY

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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.

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ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA154.130 FIRE DISPATCH KIC-338 FIREYES
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA155.865 FIREGROUND FIREYES
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA153.890 MOBILE TO BASE FIREYES
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA154.280 F-MARS FIREYES
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA155.895 PUBLIC SCHOOLS LOC NO
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA453.600 SHERIFF'S DEPT. POL YES
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA453.500 CAR TO CAR POL NO
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA453.100 MDT POL YES
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA458.325 POL NO
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA453.275 SEC DISPATCH POL NO
ARLINGTON COUNTY OF VA039.500 SHERIFF POL NO
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ARLINGTON MEDICAL VAWXP320 MED CH. 1-10 KXZ733 MED NO
ARLINGTON STATION VA164.475 MILITARY POLICE GOV NO
ARLINGTON STATION VA164.445 MILITARY POLICE GOV NO
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BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.275 D3 EAST POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD495.1875 HEALTH DEPT. KXC752 LOC NO
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BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.975 POLICE SPC. OPSKNCC457 POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD154.415 STATION DISP. FIRENO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD154.145 AMB. DISPATCH FIRENO
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BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.525 D4 NORTH EAST POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.400 VICE POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.825 D5 NORTH POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.975 SPECIAL POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD154.310 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.050 D8 SOUTH POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.925 D6 NORTH WEST POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.625 D7 WEST POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.300 CITYWIDE POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.200 CITYWIDE POL NO
BALTIMORE CITY OF MD453.775 D2 SOUTH EAST POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.620 D WEST POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.420 A NORTH WEST POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.780 H COUNTYWIDE POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD153.830 PORTABLES FIRENO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD46.560 FIREGROUND WEST FIRENO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD46.280 AMB. DISPATCH FIRENO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD46.460 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD46.520 FIREGROUND EAST FIRENO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD33.420 VOL. ALERT FIRENO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.720 E NORTH POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.960 G NORTH EAST POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.560 C COUNTYWIDE POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.840 F EAST POL NO
BALTIMORE COUNTY OF MD39.440 B SOUTH EAST POL NO
BALTIMORE GAS/ELEC. MD37.700 UTILNO
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BEL AIR TOWN OF MD155.145 KTX598 LOC NO
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BENIDICT VFD MD46.420 BENIDICT WRG374 FIRENO
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BERWYN HEIGHTS TOWN MD453.150 POLICE DISPATCH POL NO
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BWI AIRPORT MD460.850 TWA AIR NO
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BWI AIRPORT MD154.980 MAINT. AIR NO
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CAROLINE COUNTY OF VA154.385 FIRE AND RESCUEKSO881 FIREYES
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CARROLL COUNTY OF MD33.940 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
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CARROLL COUNTY OF MD156.180 COUNTY ROADS LOC NO
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CECIL COUNTY OF MD46.400 VOL.ALERT FIRENO
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CECIL COUNTY OF MD46.180 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
CECIL COUNTY OF MD39.900 SHERIFF DEPT. POL NO
CHARLES COUNTY OF MD46.360 FIREGROUND FIRENO
CHARLES COUNTY OF MD46.420 FIRE DISPATCH FIREYES
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CHARLES COUNTY OF MD45.400 SHERIFF'S DEPT. POL NO
CHARLES COUNTY OF MD45.640 SHERIFF'S DEPT. POL NO
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CHESAPEAKE CITY OF VA154.415 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
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COTTAGE CITY TOWN OFMD155.880 LOCAL KNBB775 LOC NO
COWLEY COUNTY OF MD460.325 POLICE KNDC808 POL NO
COWLEY COUNTY OF MD465.100 POLICE KNDC808 POL NO
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CSX 160.980 PBX RAILNO
CSX 160.770 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.175 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.385 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.380 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.415 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.205 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.400 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.395 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.320 DISPATCHER CH.2 RAILNO
CSX 161.160 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.550 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.130 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.460 RAILNO
CSX 160.215 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.470 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.055 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.040 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.305 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.100 YARD CH. 4 RAILNO
CSX 161.370 ROAD/DIS.TO TRA RAILNO
CSX 161.310 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.785 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.890 CH. Y1 RAILNO
CSX 160.800 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.740 YARD RAILNO
CSX 160.440 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.070 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.280 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.290 YARD RAILNO
CSX 161.265 PBX RAILNO
CSX 160.620 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.680 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.340 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.710 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 161.520 TRAIN TO DIS. RAILNO
CSX 160.410 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.875 POLICE CH.9 RAILNO
CSX 161.190 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.590 ROAD CH.3 RAILNO
CSX 161.430 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.905 ????????????? RAILNO
CSX 160.230 ROAD CH.1 RAILNO
CSX 160.860 HUMP RAILNO
CULPEPER ANIMAL HOS.VA47.500 CULPEPER,VA LOC NO
CULPEPER COUNTY OF VA155.085 LOCAL KGT533 LOC NO
CULPEPER COUNTY OF VA33.820 FIRE/RESCUE KNCW627 FIRENO
CULPEPER COUNTY OF VA39.640 POLICE POL NO
CULPEPER TOWN OF VA39.600 POLICE KQY610 POL NO
CUMBERLAND CITY OF MD33.780 FIRE KGL483 FIRENO
CUMBERLAND CITY OF MD155.430 POLICE DISPATCH POL NO
CUMBERLAND CITY OF MD453.100 FIRE KSE713 FIRENO
CUMBERLAND CITY OF MD33.880 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
DAHLGREN SECURITY 141.975 SPECNO
DAVIDSON AIR BASE VA163.425 BASE TRANSPORT GOV NO
DAVIDSON AIR BASE VA150.555 MILITARY POLICE POL NO
DAVIDSON AIR BASE VA166.750 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
DAVIS AIRFIELD VA124.650 APP/DEP CONTROL AIR NO
DAVIS AIRFIELD VA121.650 CLEARENCE AIR NO
DAVIS AIRFIELD VA123.000 MANASSAS AIR NO
DE. AIR NAT. GUARD DE33.780 FIRE KQS577 FIRENO
DE. AIR NAT. GUARD DE33.940 NEW CASTLE KQS577 FIRENO
DELAWARE STATE OF DE44.720 MARINE POLICE KNEZ596 CON NO
DELAWARE STATE OF DE33.780 STWDE DISPATCH KBA998 FIRENO
DELAWARE STATE OF DE44.680 PARKS F-1 KS0599 CON NO
DELAWARE STATE OF DE33.820 KENT CO. KGE267 FIRENO
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DELMAR TOWN OF MD39.640 POL. SECONDARY POL NO
DELMAR TOWN OF MD39.640 POLICE KKL986 POL NO
DELMAR TOWN OF MD39.400 POLICE DISPATCH POL NO
DILLIONS BUS SERVICEMD155.280 MILLERSVILLE MD BUS NO
DIS. HEIGHTS CITY OFMD155.850 POLICE DISPATCH POL NO
DORCHESTER COUNTY OFMD155.760 SHERIFF'S DEPT. POL NO
DORCHESTER COUNTY OFMD46.060 FIRE DISPATCH FIRENO
DORCHESTER COUNTY OFMD39.580 POLICE DISPATCH POL NO
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WILLIAMSBURG CITY OFVA465.050 SHERIFF KLL679 POL YES
WILLIAMSBURG CITY OFVA458.425 POLICE KCR266 POL YES
WILLIAMSBURG HOS. VA155.400 MED YES
WINCHESTER AND WEST 160.920 RAILNO
WJLA TV DC455.550 NEWS NEWS
WMAL RADIO DC161.700 NEWS NEWS
WOLF TRAP FARM PARK 417.975 US PARK SERVICE GOV
WORCESTER COUNTY MD 46.380 FIRE DISPATCH FIRE
WORCESTER COUNTY MD 39.100 POLICE DISPATCH POL
WORCESTER COUNTY MD 46.440 FIREGROUND FIRE
WRC-TV DC161.670 NEWS NEWSNO
WTOP RADIO DC450.350 HELICOPTER NEWSNO
WWDC RADIO DC161.640 NEWS NEWSNO
XEROX TRAINING CENT.VA462.150 LEESBURG NO
YELLOW CAB MD157.680 MONT. CO TAXINO
YELLOW CAB MD152.420 MONT. CO TAXINO
YORK COUNTY OF VA453.150 SHERIFF POL YES
YORK COUNTY OF VA154.600 SCHOOL BOARD KB69950 LOC NO
YORK COUNTY OF VA154.400 FIREGROUND FIREYES
YORK COUNTY OF VA154.010 FIRE DISPATCH FIREYES

FREQUENCY SERVICE
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KILOHERTZ
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BELOW 10.0 NOT ALLOCATED
10.0-14.0 RADIO NAVIGATION/LOCATION
14.0-19.95 MARITIME ANF FIXED MOBILE
19.95-20.05 STANDARD FREQUENCIES
20.05-70.0 MARITIME MOBILE
70.0-90.0 RADIO LOCATION/NAVIGATION/MARITIME AND MOBILE
90.0-110.0 RADIO NAVIGATION MARITIME AND FIXED MOBILE
110.0-130.0 RADIO LOCATION/NAVIGATION
130.0-160.0 NARITIME MOBILE
160.0-200.0 FIXED
200.0-285.0 AERONAUTICAL NAVIGATION
285.0-325.0 RADIO BEACONS MARITIME AND AERONAUTICAL
325.0-405.0 AERONAUTICAL MOBILE AND NAVIGATION
405.0-415.0 MARITIME NAVIGATION AERONAUTICAL MOBILE
415.0-490.0 MARITIME MOBILE TELEGRAPH ONLY
490.0-510.0 MOBILE DISTRESS AND CALLING
510.0-535.0 MOBILE AND NAVIGATION
535.0-1605.0 BROADCASTING
1605-1800 RADIO LOCATION MOBILE AND FIXED
1800-2000 AMATEUR RADIO NAVIGATION
2000-2065 FIXED MOBILE
2065-2107 MARITMIE MOBILE
2170-2194 DISTRESS AND CALLING
2300-2495 FIXED MOBILE AND BROADCASTING

2495-2505 STANDARD FREQUENCY
2850-3025 AERONAUTICAL MOBILE

MEGAHERTZ
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3.025-3.155 AERONAUTICAL MOBILE
3.155-3.200 FIXED
3.200-3.400 BROADCASTING/MOBILE EXCEPT AERONAUTICAL/FIXED
3.500-4.000 AMATEUR
4.000-4.063 FIXED
4.438-4.650 MOBILE EXCEPT AERONAUTICAL
4.750-4.850 BROADCASTING/FIXED
4.850-4.995 LAND MOBILE/BROADCASTING/FIXED
4.995-5.005 STANDARD FREQUENCY
5.005-5.450 FIXED/BROADCASTING/LAND MOBILE
5.730-5.950 FIXED
6.765-7.000 FIXED
7.000-7.300 AMATEUR
7.300-8.195 FIXED
9.040-9.500 FIXED
9.775-9.995 FIXED
10.100-11.175 FIXED
11.400-11.700 FIXED
11.975-12.330 FIXED
13.360-14.000 FIXED
14.000-14.350 AMATEUR
14.350-14.990 FIXED
15.450-16.460 FIXED
17.360-17.700 FIXED
18.030-18.068 SPACE RESEARCH
18.068-19.990 FIXED
20.010-21.000 FIXED
21.000-21.450 AMATEUR
21.750-21.850 FIXED
21.850-21.870 RADIO ASTRONOMY
22.720-23.200 FIXED
23.350-24.990 FIXED/LAND MOBILE
25.010-25.070 MOBILE EXCEPT AERONAUTICAL
25.110-25.600 FIXED/ MOBILE EXCEPT AERONAUTICAL
26.100-27.500 FIXED MOBILE/EXCEPT AERONAUTICAL
27.500-28.000 METEOROLOGICAL AIDS/FIXED/MOBILE
28.000-29.700 AMATEUR
29.700-30.005 FIXED MOBILE
............... ... ...-....1200 N81N

Secret Service VHF radios are set up as follows:

Channel Designation
1 BAKER
2 CHARLIE

3 MIKE
4 TANGO
5 OSCAR
6 PAPA
7 BAKER REPEATER (165.7875/164.4000)
8 CHARLIE REPEATER (165.3750/166.4000)

Frequencies A through Z

Alpha 32.2300 WHCA-Transportation (vans) (possible DC base)
Baker 165.7875 USSS-Field Offices, President/VP/VIP security

Charlie 165.3750 USSS-Field Offices/Protection, command post
coordination (Nationwide Primary)
Delta 169.9250 WHCA-Marine Security Detachment, vans

Echo 407.8500 WHCA-SAM Uplink (Air Force 1 phone patch ground
uplink)

Foxtrot 415.7000 WHCA-SAM Downlink (Air Force 1 phone patch aircraft
downlink)
Golf 166.4000 USSS-Field Offices
165.7625 Input to 165.3750 repeaters
Hotel 167.9000 WHCA-V.P. 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.

A NUMERICAL LISTING OF EVERY KNOWN SECRET SERVICE FREQUENCY


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



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


408.6250 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 WHCA

409.9000 WHCA


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)

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


Part 1: Books, Magazines, Government Records, and Clubs


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:

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


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.

Part 2: Sleuthing


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.


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.


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.


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.


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.


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.

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************* CW SHORE STATION AND WX LIST *****************
************************************************************
____________________________________________________________

GMT FREQUENCY MODE STATION/COMMENT
____________________________________________________________

4343 CW WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists
8452 CW VAI - 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
0430 17053 CW ?? East Pacific WX
0430 17093 CW JOR Japan CQ/QSX
0430 17171 CW ZLB CQ & TFC
1700 22486 CW WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists

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*********** RTTY SHORE STATION AND WX LIST *****************
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GMT FREQUENCY MODE RATE/SHIFT STATION/COMMMENT
_____________________________________________________________

1400 4910 RTTY 50/400 Metro
1545 5102 RTTY ... 50/200 Metro
1430 5180 RTTY ... 50/425 Aviation WX
0545 6133 RTTY ... 75/450 Metro
0749 6330 RTTY ... 75/850R Metro Halifax
7081.8 RTTY ... 75/170 WB2ZQP HAM RADIO BBS
1300 7402 RTTY ... 50/ AUTOMATIC WX TELEX
1500 7695 RTTY ... 50/ CNA NX Taipei Taiwan
1530 8018.5 RTTY ... 50/850 KAPS Soul South Korea
1230 8135 RTTY ... 50/R XVM2 RYRYRYR Test Tape
0800 8139 RTTY ... 75/850 PL Havana
1230 8152 RTTY ... 50/425R KCNA - Pyongyang Nx in French
1130 8175 RTTY ... 50/850R KYODO - JAE58 w/Nx in English
1300 8325 RTTY ... 50/ AUTOMATIC WX TELEX
1600 10170 RTTY ... 50/420 AUTOMATIC WX TELEX
1700 11120 RTTY ... 75/850 AERO WX
1500 11430 RTTY ... 50/425 KCNA Nx N.KOREA
0530 12213 RTTY ... 50/425R MENA (CAIRO) NX
1400 13525 RTTY ... 50/425R IRAQ NEWS AGENCY TILL 1630
0500 13530 RTTY ... 50/425 USRA WX TELEX Moscow
1500 13563 RTTY ... 50/850 CNA TAIPEI
0500 13580 RTTY ... 50/425 KCNA NX - Pyongyang
1500 13780 RTTY ... 50/425 KCNA Nx N.KOREA
1950 13975 RTTY ... 75/170 NAV MARINE MARS NET (Sun)
0430 14595 RTTY .. 50/425R KYODO NX - Tokyo
2240 14639 RTTY... 75/450 VOA
1500 14786 RTTY .. 50/425 ???
0500 14880 RTTY ... 50/420 WX CODE - Japan
1500 14901 RTTY ... 75/450 PRENA LIBRA CUBA
1530 14933 RTTY ....50/425R ALGERIAN PRESS AGENCY
0430 15632 RTTY ... 50/425 KCNA NORTH KOREA NX
1630 16348 RTTY ... 50/425R TASS
16403 RTTY 50/425 ADN
18125 RTTY ... 50/425R TASS
2200 18216 RTTY ... 75/425 USIA Eng then Spanish
18405 RTTY ... 50/425R TASS
2250 18543 RTTY 75/450 VOA
1700 19324 RTTY.... 75/850 AREO WX
1700 19324 RTTY.... 75/850 AREO WX
0400 19528 RTTY.... 50/850 CODED WX JMG 777 Japan
2300 20259 RTTY ... 50/425 PL NX - Havana Cuba
0120 20381 RTTY.... 50/425 Metro
2300 20483 RTTY ... 75/450 USIA News/Bulletins Manila

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************ FEC SHORE STATION AND WX LIST *****************
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_____________________________________________________________

GMT FREQUENCY MODE STATION/COMMMENT
_____________________________________________________________

518 FEC/NAVTEX USCG
4343 FEC WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists
0315 6912 FEC MARS msg traffic
8051 FEC WOO - WX and TFC LISTS
8087 FEC KMI - WX and TFC LISTS
8709 FEC KPH - TFC LISTS, BULLETINGS
8715 FEC NMC - VA WX at 00:00 UTC
12886 FEC WLO - MOBILE
12992 FEC KMI - TFC
1700 22486 FEC WLO - MOBILE WX and TFC Lists

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**** BAUDOT RADIO TELETYPE PRESS SERVICIES***
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_____________________________________________

FREQUENCY SHIFT BAUDRATE SERVICE LOC
____________________________________________

4804 425 50 ANSA Rome
5027 425 50 CETEKA Prague
5097 425 50 KYODO Tokyo
5240 425 50 TANJUG Belgrade
5460 425 75 VOA Tangier
5842 425 50 AFP Paris
6242 425 75 VOA Kavala
6504 170 100 CHATAM Chatam
6676 425 50 PETRA Amman
6848 425 50 PAP Warsaw
6854 425 50 REUTER London
6870 425 50 TASS Moscow
6915 425 50 XINHUA Beijing
6942 425 75 VOA Kavala
6954 425 50 GNA Manama
6972 425 50 ANGERP Bucharest
6984 425 50 AP London
6985 425 50 AP London
7442 850 75 VOA Monrovia
7446 425 50 LPS London
7542 425 50 AFP Victoria, Is.
7601 425 50 KUNA Kuwait
7695 425 50 CNA Taipei
7756 425 50 MENA Cairo
7773 425 50 INFIND Delhi
7800 425 50 IRNA Teheran
7806 425 50 TNAJUG Belgrade
7842 425 50 MAP Rabat
7850 425 50 ATA Tirana
7861 425 50 KCNA Pyongyang
7868 425 50 YONHAP Seoul
7943 425 50 PTI Delhi
7973 425 50 XINHUA Beiging
8023 425 50 AFP Paris
8055 425 50 BTA Sofia
8068 425 50 ADN Berlin
8105 850 50 ANSA Rome
8140 425 50 PL Havana
425 50 TASS Moscow
8696 850 50 CFH Halifax
9052 425 50 ANSA Rome
9082 425 50 ANSA Rome
9105 425 50 USN Kato
9114 425 50 MTI Budapest
9197 425 50 GNA Manama
9349 425 50 AP London
9362 425 50 PL Havana
9383 850 50 ANSA Rome
9388 425 50 PTT Tirana
9394 425 50 AFP Paris
9396 425 50 AFP Paris
9463 425 50 PETRA Amman
9522 425 50 ANSA Rome
9797 425 50 ANGPRE Bucharest
9966 425 50 ADN Berlin
10128 425 50 DPA Hamburg
10151 425 50 MENA Cairo
10245 425 50 PAP Warsaw
10408 850 50 ANSA Rome
10410 425 75 VOA Kavala
10435 425 50 ATA Tirana
10535 425 50 ADN Berlin
10600 425 50 VNA Hanoi
10619 425 50 AFP Paris
10649 425 50 AP London
10655 425 50 PTI New Delhi
10730 425 50 AFP Victoria Is
10786 425 50 ADN Berlin
10810 425 50 ANSA Singapore
425 50 TASS Moscow
10942 425 50 AFP Paris
10960 425 50 CNA Taipei
11000 425 50 ANGOP Luanda
11160 425 50 JIJI Tokyo
11415 425 50 SPA Rome
11428 425 50 BTA Sofia
11497 425 50 PAP Warsaw
11502 425 50 BTA Sofia
11603 425 50 YONHAP Seoul
11670 425 50 APN Moscow

12085 425 50 BAKHTR Kabul
425 50 TASS Kabul
12108 425 50 ANSA Rome
12128 425 50 ANSA Rome
12186 425 50 JANA Tripoli
12250 425 50 MONTSA Ulan Bator
425 50 TASS Moscow
425 50 BAKHAT Kabul
12280 425 50 AP London
425 50 PL Havana
12283 425 50 SPA Rome
12325 425 50 BAKTAR Kabul
13400 425 50 BTA Sofia
13405 425 50 PL Havana
13410 425 50 BAKTAR Kabul
425 50 TASS Moscow
13415 170 50 USN Kato
13463 425 50 VNA Hanoi
13482 425 50 DPA Hamburg
13487 425 50 ANSA Rome
13524 580 50 INA Baghdad
13543 425 50 PAP Warsaw
13563 425 50 CNA Taipei
13610 425 50 TAP Tunis
13635 425 50 PAP Warsaw
13652 425 50 MENA Cairo
13785 425 50 PAP Warsaw
13792 425 50 AFP Paris
13799 425 50 PTT Shanghai
13856 425 50 PTT Beijing
13895 425 50 ADN Berlin
13898 425 50 ANSA Rome
13907 425 50 PL Havana
13974 425 50 ANSA Rome
13995 425 75 USIA Monrovia
14084 850 50 SNSA Singapore
14514 425 50 REUTER Longon
14526 425 75 VOA Manila
14566 425 50 PL Havana
14574 425 50 MAP Rabat
14638 425 75 USIA New York
14645 425 50 LPA London
14699 425 50 INA Baghdad
14777 425 50 PL Havana
14785 425 50 INFOID Delhi
14795 425 50 AFP Paris
14800 425 50 ADN Berlin
14825 425 50 ADN Berlin
425 50 PL Havana
14923 425 50 XIUNHA Beijing
14974 425 50 AP London
15480 425 50 APS alger
15508 425 50 PAP Warsaw
15633 425 50 KCNA Pyonyang
15660 425 50 APN Moscow
15744 425 50 VNA Hanoi
15752 425 50 VOA Greenville,Md
15845 425 50 MENA Cairo
15908 425 50 AFP New York
15963 425 50 MFA Paris
425 50 ANSA Rome
15977 425 50 AFP Paris
15995 425 50 INFOID New York
15996 425 50 DPA Frankfurt
425 50 PAP Warsaw
16106 425 50 DIPLO Paris
16145 425 50 APN Moscow
425 50 JIJI Singapore
16185 425 50 AFP Moscow
16223 850 50 CNA Taipei
16347 425 50 PL Havana
16380 425 50 PL Havana
16383 425 50 VNA Hanoi
16397 425 50 DIPLO Jakarta
16403 425 50 ADN Berlin
17390 425 50 TAP Tunis
17468 425 50 MTI Budapest
17492 425 50 PAP Warsaw
17545 425 50 AFP Rabat
17597 425 50 DPA Tokyo
17610 425 50 TANJUG Belgrae
18040 425 50 AA Ankara
18100 425 50 PTT Shanghai
18159 425 50 SPA Rome
18193 425 50 PL Havana
18200 425 75 APN Moscow
18210 425 50 BTA Sofia
18225 425 50 MAP Rabat
18245 425 75 APN Moscow
18256 425 50 VNA Hanoi
18440 425 50 APN Moscow
18496 425 50 MAP Rabat
18540 425 75 APN Moscow
18548 425 50 AP London
18600 425 50 PL Moscow
18617 425 50 AFP Paris
18635 425 50 APN Moscow
18650 425 50 PAP Warsaw
18666 425 50 ANSA Rome
18671 425 50 AFP Paris
18675 425 50 IINA Rome
18696 425 50 MAP Rabat
18698 425 50 DPA Berlin
18788 425 50 SUNA Khartoum
18823 425 50 ADN Berlin
18990 425 50 DIPLO Kuwait
19127 425 75 APN Moscow
19171 425 50 MAP Rabat
19327 425 50 AFP Victoria, Is
19390 425 50 MFA Berlin
19395 425 50 LPS London
19396 425 50 JIJI London
19443 425 50 DIPLO Nicosia
19505 425 50 PL Moscow
19555 425 50 PTI Delhi
19723 425 50 ADN Berlin
19743 425 50 DIPLO Jerusalem
19792 425 75 VOA Manila
19825 425 50 ANTARA Jakarta
19885 425 50 MFA Berlin
19915 425 50 VOA Greenville, Md
20080 425 50 AFP Paris
20082 425 50 AFP Paris
20085 425 50 ANSA rome
20155 425 50 TAP Tunis
20245 425 50 ANSA Rome
20312 425 50 AFP Paris
20420 425 50 ADN Berlin
20430 425 50 ANSA Rome
20482 425 75 VOA Manila
20495 425 50 PAP Warsaw
20505 425 50 PTT Warsaw
20535 425 50 SPA Rome
20560 425 50 JANA Tripoli
20600 425 50 APN Moscow
20728 425 50 ANSA Rome
20752 425 50 ANSA Rome
20780 425 50 INFOID New York
20786 425 50 MAP Rabat
20960 425 50 KYODO Singapore
20999 425 50 PTT Prague
21805 425 50 IINA Rome
21807 425 50 ANGERE Bucharest
21838 425 50 PAP Warsaw
21849 425 50 SPA Rome
22761 425 50 AP London
22813 425 50 ADN Berlin
22845 425 50 ANGOP Luanda
22885 425 50 ADN Berlin
22955 425 50 ANSA Rome
23460 425 75 MFA Berlin
23716 425 50 AFP New York
23752 425 50 AFP Paris
23770 425 75 UAI New York
24792 425 50 ANSA Rome
25377 425 50 ANSA Rome
26000 425 75 VOA Manila
27027 425 50 ANSA Rome

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Since radio frequencies are so much fun to listen to, I decided to
make a list of some of them that I know. All frequencies are in
MHz, unless other wise noted.

AIR FORCE:

<In KHz>

6,731 6,756 8,967
9,018 11,180 13,201
13,215 13,247 15,048
18,027

SECRET SERVICE:

162.375 162.685 163.36 163.40
163.81 164.75 164.885 165.025
165.085 165.21 165.235 165.375
165.675 165.685 165.76 165.785
165.90 166.21 155.405 166.51
166.615 166.70 168.45 169.625
169.925 171.235

PRESIDENT'S LIMOUSINE: 164.885

WHITE HOUSE STAFF:

162.850
167.825

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (C.I.A.):

163.81 165.01
165.11 165.385
408.60

DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION:

11,076 KHz 14,686 KHz 18,666 KHz

163.185 163.535 165.235 165.285
165.29 172.00 172.05 172.20
415.60 416.05 416.20 418.625
418.675 418.70 418.725 418.75
418.775 418.80 418.825 418.875
418.90 418.925 418.95 418.975
419.00

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (F.B.I.):

7,905 KHz 9,240 KHz 10,500 KHz

NUMBER STATIONS:

<In KHz>:

3,060 Female reading numbers in Spanish
3,090 " " " " " " "
3,365 Male reading numbers in Serbo-Croatian
4,640 Male reading numbers in Spanish
4,642 Female reading numbers in French
4,770 Female reading numbers in German
5,020 " " " " " " "
5,075 " " " " " " "
5,110 Male reading numbers in Czech
6,770 " " " " " " "
6,790 " " " " " " "
8,875 " " " " " " "
9,040 Female reading numbers in English and Spanish
9,450 Female reading numbers in English
9,950 " " " " " " "
10,450 Female reading numbers in Korean
11,618 " " " " " " "
13,320 Male reading numbers in Russian
14,970 Female reading numbers in English
23,120 Female readign numbers in German
30,050 English numbers
30,250 " " "
30,420 " " "
30,470 " " "

Fuck. I hate typing in numbers! Argh. Ok. Well, that's it for my
first text file. Have fun with these.

Next file from Astro Zombie: "How to make Playing Card Bombs".
Exciting, huh?

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Scanner Frequencies Revised 03-16-91

29.600 - 1292.020 MHz

* indicates dispatched by

----------- --------- ---------------- --------------- -----------------
(151.895)
33.860 KBK518 Hudson Fire (423.950)
22**
25**
36**
2?**
27**
30**
Enforce
46.140 Lake Co Fire
46.200 Medina Fire
46.460 KCR965 Solon Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCU835 Bedford Fire (424.225)
46.460 WNBX591 Orange Fire (424.225)
(444.75)
channels
131.8
(159.375)
(159.450)
151.4
patch
Opns
base
155.190 Stow Police
155.415 KDF567 Avon Police (423.65)
156.100 Ch. 02 Marine
156.200 Ch. 04 Marine
163.625 USA INS
163.675 USA INS
163.835 USA FBI
163.8625 USA FBI
163.875 USA FBI
163.910 USA FBI
163.915 USA FBI
163.925 USA FBI
163.950 USA FBI
163.9875 USA FBI
165.235 USA FBI
166.4375 USA INS
166.5875 USA INS
167.235 USA FBI
167.2375 USA FBI
167.475 USA FBI
167.535 USA FBI
167.785 USA FBI
168.825 USA INS
169.300 USA FAA
secondary
415.200 USA GSA
418.900 Detroit DEA
444.05/444.15
443.05/444.15
52.68
Ctr.
Resort
input

TELEVISION CHANNEL FREQUENCIES 04-17-88
VHF Channels 2-13 * UHF Channels 14-83

Freq Limits MHz Video Audio
Station Ch Lower Upper Carrier MHz Carrier MHz
------- -- ----- ----- ----------- -----------
2 54 60 55.25 59.75
WKYC 3 60 66 61.25 65.75
4 66 72 67.25 71.75
WEWS 5 76 82 77.25 81.75
6 82 88 83.25 87.75
7 174 180 175.25 179.75
WJW 8 180 186 181.25 185.75
9 186 192 187.25 191.75
10 192 198 193.25 197.75
11 198 204 199.25 203.75
12 204 210 205.25 209.75
13 210 216 211.25 215.75
14 470 476 471.25 475.75
15 476 482 477.25 481.75
16 482 488 483.25 487.75
WDLI 17 488 494 489.25 493.75
18 494 500 495.25 499.75
WOIO 19 500 506 501.25 505.75
20 506 512 507.25 511.75
WFMJ 21 512 518 513.25 517.75
22 518 524 519.25 523.75
WAKC 23 524 530 525.25 529.75
24 530 536 531.25 535.75
WVIZ 25 536 542 537.25 541.75
26 542 548 543.25 547.75
WKBN 27 548 554 549.25 553.75
28 554 560 555.25 559.75
29 560 566 561.25 565.75
30 566 572 567.25 571.75
31 572 578 573.25 577.75
32 578 584 579.25 583.75
33 584 590 585.25 589.75
34 590 596 591.25 595.75
35 596 602 597.25 601.75
36 602 608 603.25 607.75
37 608 614 609.25 613.75
38 614 620 615.25 619.75
39 620 626 621.25 625.75
40 626 632 627.25 631.75
41 632 638 633.25 637.75
42 638 644 639.25 643.75
WUAB 43 644 650 645.25 649.75
44 650 656 651.25 655.75
WNEO 45 656 662 657.25 661.75
46 662 668 663.25 667.75
47 668 674 669.25 673.75
48 674 680 675.25 679.75
WEAO 49 680 686 681.25 685.75
50 686 692 687.25 691.75
51 692 698 693.25 697.75
52 698 704 699.25 703.75
53 704 710 705.25 709.75
54 710 716 711.25 715.75
WBNX 55 716 722 717.25 721.75
56 722 728 723.25 727.75
57 728 734 729.25 733.75
58 734 740 735.25 739.75
59 740 746 741.25 745.75
60 746 752 747.25 751.75
WQHS 61 752 758 753.25 757.75
62 758 764 759.25 763.75
63 764 770 765.25 769.75
64 770 776 771.25 775.75
65 776 782 777.25 781.75
66 782 788 783.25 787.75
67 788 794 789.25 793.75
68 794 800 795.25 799.75
69 800 806 801.25 805.75
70 806 812 807.25 811.75
71 812 818 813.25 817.75
72 818 824 819.25 823.75
73 824 830 825.25 829.75
74 830 836 831.25 835.75
75 836 842 837.25 841.75
76 842 848 843.25 847.75
77 848 854 849.25 853.75
78 854 860 855.25 859.75
79 860 866 861.25 865.75
80 866 872 867.25 871.75
81 872 878 873.25 877.75
82 878 884 879.25 883.75
83 884 890 885.25 889.75

Scanner Frequencies

29.600 - 1292.020 MHz

* indicates dispatched by

----------- --------- ---------------- --------------- -----------------
(151.895)
33.860 KBK518 Hudson Fire (423.950)
22**
25**
36**
2?**
27**
30**
Enforce
46.140 Lake Co Fire
46.200 Medina Fire
46.460 KCR965 Solon Fire (424.225)
46.460 KCU835 Bedford Fire (424.225)
46.460 WNBX591 Orange Fire (424.225)
(444.75)
channels
131.8
(159.375)
(159.450)
151.4
patch
Opns
base
155.190 Stow Police
155.415 KDF567 Avon Police (423.65)
156.100 Ch. 02 Marine
156.200 Ch. 04 Marine
163.625 USA INS
163.675 USA INS
163.835 USA FBI
163.8625 USA FBI
163.875 USA FBI
163.910 USA FBI
163.915 USA FBI
163.925 USA FBI
163.950 USA FBI
163.9875 USA FBI
165.235 USA FBI
166.4375 USA INS
166.5875 USA INS
167.235 USA FBI
167.2375 USA FBI
167.475 USA FBI
167.535 USA FBI
167.785 USA FBI
168.825 USA INS
169.300 USA FAA
secondary
415.200 USA GSA
418.900 Detroit DEA
444.05/444.15
443.05/444.15
52.68
Ctr.
Resort
input


------- -- ----- ----- ----------- -----------
2 54 60 55.25 59.75
WKYC 3 60 66 61.25 65.75
4 66 72 67.25 71.75
WEWS 5 76 82 77.25 81.75
6 82 88 83.25 87.75
7 174 180 175.25 179.75
WJW 8 180 186 181.25 185.75
9 186 192 187.25 191.75
10 192 198 193.25 197.75
11 198 204 199.25 203.75
12 204 210 205.25 209.75
13 210 216 211.25 215.75
14 470 476 471.25 475.75
15 476 482 477.25 481.75
16 482 488 483.25 487.75
WDLI 17 488 494 489.25 493.75
18 494 500 495.25 499.75
WOIO 19 500 506 501.25 505.75
20 506 512 507.25 511.75
WFMJ 21 512 518 513.25 517.75
22 518 524 519.25 523.75
WAKC 23 524 530 525.25 529.75
24 530 536 531.25 535.75
WVIZ 25 536 542 537.25 541.75
26 542 548 543.25 547.75
WKBN 27 548 554 549.25 553.75
28 554 560 555.25 559.75
29 560 566 561.25 565.75
30 566 572 567.25 571.75
31 572 578 573.25 577.75
32 578 584 579.25 583.75
33 584 590 585.25 589.75
34 590 596 591.25 595.75
35 596 602 597.25 601.75
36 602 608 603.25 607.75
37 608 614 609.25 613.75
38 614 620 615.25 619.75
39 620 626 621.25 625.75
40 626 632 627.25 631.75
41 632 638 633.25 637.75
42 638 644 639.25 643.75
WUAB 43 644 650 645.25 649.75
44 650 656 651.25 655.75
WNEO 45 656 662 657.25 661.75
46 662 668 663.25 667.75
47 668 674 669.25 673.75
48 674 680 675.25 679.75
WEAO 49 680 686 681.25 685.75
50 686 692 687.25 691.75
51 692 698 693.25 697.75
52 698 704 699.25 703.75
53 704 710 705.25 709.75
54 710 716 711.25 715.75
WBNX 55 716 722 717.25 721.75
56 722 728 723.25 727.75
57 728 734 729.25 733.75
58 734 740 735.25 739.75
59 740 746 741.25 745.75
60 746 752 747.25 751.75
WQHS 61 752 758 753.25 757.75
62 758 764 759.25 763.75
63 764 770 765.25 769.75
64 770 776 771.25 775.75
65 776 782 777.25 781.75
66 782 788 783.25 787.75
67 788 794 789.25 793.75
68 794 800 795.25 799.75
69 800 806 801.25 805.75
70 806 812 807.25 811.75
71 812 818 813.25 817.75
72 818 824 819.25 823.75
73 824 830 825.25 829.75
74 830 836 831.25 835.75
75 836 842 837.25 841.75
76 842 848 843.25 847.75
77 848 854 849.25 853.75
78 854 860 855.25 859.75
79 860 866 861.25 865.75
80 866 872 867.25 871.75
81 872 878 873.25 877.75
82 878 884 879.25 883.75
83 884 890 885.25 889.75

Frequencies in FREQSHI Database

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.
Marine Operations
30.6600 FM Voice SPECIND Kerr McGee Corp. Gulf Area
Marine Operations
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
Marine Operations
Marine Operations
30.8600 FM Voice G (FL) St. John's Water Melbourne, FL
District
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.
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 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base North America
Duplex, CH ZO, Mobile trans. on 43.2600
Duplex, CH ZF, Mobile trans. on 43.3000
Duplex, CH ZH, Mobile trans. on 43.3400
Duplex, CH ZM, Mobile trans. on 43.3800
Duplex, CH ZA, Mobile trans. on 43.4200
Duplex, CH ZY, Mobile trans. on 43.4600
35.4800 FM Voice SPECIND Union Oil Co. Gulf Area
Marine Operations
Duplex, CH ZR, Mobile trans. on 43.5000
Duplex, CH ZB, Mobile trans. on 43.5400
Duplex, CH ZW, Mobile trans. on 43.6200
Duplex, CH ZL, Mobile trans. on 43.6600
36.6500 FM Voice USN Tactical Worldwide
Reported Use
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
43.2600 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile North America
Duplex, CH ZO, Base trans. on 35.2600
Duplex, CH ZF, Base trans. on 35.3000
Duplex, CH ZH, Base trans. on 35.3400
Duplex, CH ZM, Base trans. on 35.3800
Duplex, CH ZA, Base trans. on 35.4200
Duplex, CH ZY, Base trans. on 35.4600
Duplex, CH ZR, Base trans. on 35.5000
Duplex, CH ZB, Base trans. on 35.5400
43.5950 AM Data MISC Pegasus Message Herndon, VA
22071 Burst signal research
Duplex, CH ZW, Base trans. on 35.6200
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
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.
46.6500 FM Voice USAF PAFB ARRS Air-Air Patrick AFB,
FL
46.6800 FM Voice SPECIND Coastal States Gas Gulf Area
Marine Operations
46.7500 FM Voice USA White House Helos Washington,
DC
46.8200 FM Voice SPECIND Texas Eastern Gulf Area
Marine Operations
46.8700 FM Voice LPD PKH Melbourne, FL
Portable telephones (AT&T) base freq.
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
LPD CH 1 Portable paired 46.6100 Base.
49.7500 FM Voice USAF PAFB MARS Patrick AFB,
FL
49.8300 AM Data MISC Radio Control Nationwide
Downlink Only
49.8300 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide
Downlink Only
Portable headset radios simplex frequency.
49.8500 FM Voice USAF PAFB MARS Patrick AFB,
FL
Downlink Only
Room monitor Channel A transmit frequency.
Downlink Only
Downlink Only
Portable mike for VCR camera unit (Sears).
Room monitor Channel B transmit frequency.
Portable telephones (AT&T) handset freq.
49.9800 AMFM Voice USA MARS Worldwide
US Armed Forces MARS 6M Channel
49.9800 AMFM Voice USAF MARS Worldwide
49.9800 AMFM Voice USN MARS Worldwide
50.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amatuer 6M Band ITU Region II
To 54.0000
CH 00, 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
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
CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000
CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000
CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000
CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000
CH 11, Aircraft Only
75.0000 AM MCW AVIA Marker Beacons Worldwide
CH 61, Ground Based Vehicle Only
CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000
CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000
CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000
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
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
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.
Unicom at controlled airports
123.0000 AM Voice AVIA EXEC Unicom Titusville,
FL
123.0000 AM Voice AVIA F.I.T. Unicom Melbourne, FL
Arpt.
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
Unicom at heliports
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
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
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
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
Climax Network
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

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

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
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

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

Climax Network
131.9250 AM Voice AVIA Federal Express
132.0000 AM Voice AVIA Goodyear Blimp Nationwide
Company frequency
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
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
133.7500 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
FL
134.8500 AM Voice AVIA Jacksonville ARTCC Jacksonville,
FL
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
FL CH 2
FL
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
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
142.6250 FM Voice USN USN Blue Angels Nationwide
USN Blue Angels Portable Repeater Output,

Input on 142.0250
USN Blue Angels CH B, Air-Air
USCG Operations
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.
May be repeater channel.
CH 6, Repeater input, output on 148.1500,

simplex on this frequency ONLY if

non-interference to repeaters.
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
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,
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.
Downlink
435.5630.
145.8400 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR LUSAT Uplink Worldwide
Downlinks on 437.1500, 1250
Downlink
435.1600.
Downlink
435.5530.
Downlink
435.1500.
Downlink
435.5430.
Downlink
435.1400.
Downlink
435.5330.
Downlink
435.1300.
Downlink
435.5230.
Downlink
435.1200.
Downlink
435.5130.
Downlink
435.5080.
Downlink
435.1100.
145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR PACSAT Uplink Worldwide
145.9000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR WEBERSAT Uplink Worldwide
Downlink
435.1050.
Downlink
435.1000.
Downlink
435.4930.
Downlink
435.0900.
Downlink
435.4830.
Downlink
435.0800.
Downlink
435.4730.
Downlink
435.0700.
Downlink
435.4630.
Downlink
435.0600.
Downlink
435.4530.
145.9450 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT OSCAR 13 Mode B Worldwide
Shuttle Mission Audio PRI
Downlink
435.0500.
Downlink
435.4430.
Shuttle Mission Audio ALT
Downlink
435.0450.
Downlink
435.4330.
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
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
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
147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Waseca, MN
148.0100 FM Voice USA MARS Nationwide
Repeater output, input on 143.9900
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
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
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
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.
CH F2
Fisheries Comm.
CH F1 PRI
Fisheries Comm.
151.4150 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Orlando, FL
Fisheries Comm.
Repeater
Fisheries Comm.
151.4300 FM Voice G (FL) FL Fresh Water Orlando, FL
Fisheries Comm.
151.6250 FM Voice BUS Goodyear Blimp Nationwide
Company frequency
151.8950 FM Voice BUS Disneyworld Lake Buena
Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Submarines
152.4800 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Canada Only
Duplex, CH JJ, Mobile trans. on 157.7400
Duplex, CH JL, Mobile trans. on 157.7700
Duplex, CH YL, Mobile trans. on 157.8000
Duplex, CH JP, Mobile trans. on 157.8300
Duplex, CH YP, Mobile trans. on 157.8600
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
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
Duplex, CH JS, Mobile trans. on 157.9500
Duplex, CH YS, Mobile trans. on 157.9800
Duplex, CH YR, Mobile trans. on 158.0100
Duplex, CH JK, Mobile trans. on 158.0400
Duplex, CH JR, Mobile trans. on 158.0700
152.8400 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Base Canada Only
Duplex, CH JW, Mobile trans. on 158.9000
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
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
CH F2, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on

154.6800
154.6500 FM Voice POLICE Melbourne PD Melbourne, FL
CH F1
CH F1, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on

155.5050

154.4450

155.4600
154.7100 FM Voice POLICE Brevard Cty. Sheriff Titusville,
FL CH F1, Duplex, Base, Mobile transmits on

155.2500
154.7750 FM Voice POLICE Satellite Beach PD Satellite
Beach, FL Serves Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour

Beach, Indialantic
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
FL
FL CH F2, Duplex, Base, Mobile transmits on

155.6250
CH F4, Car to Car
FL CH F3, Base, psbl. inter-city coord.
154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Cocoa PD Cocoa, FL
Possible inter-city coordination
FL Possible inter-city coordination
154.9500 FM Voice POLICE Rockledge PD Rockledge, FL
Beach, FL Possible inter-city coord., serves Satellite

Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic
154.9500 FM Voice POLICE St. Lucie Cty. Sheriff Ft. Pierce,
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
FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 154.7100
155.3700 FM Voice POLICE Police Intercity Nationwide
Simplex

154.6950

154.6650
Beach, FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits 154.7850,

154.7750, serves Satellite Beach, Indian

Harbour Beach, Indialantic
FL
FL
FL Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 154.8900
155.7150 FM Voice G (FL) Civil Defense Brevard Cty,
FL
FL
FL
156.0000 FM Voice G (FL) Canaveral Port Port
Canaveral, FL
Authority, KHDK585
FL
FL
FL Base
156.2750 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations USA
CH 65A, Simplex
156.3000 FM Voice MARINE Intership Safety Worldwide
CH 6, Simplex
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
CH 69, Simplex
CH 10, Simplex
156.5250 FM Voice MARINE Yachts, Ship-Ship Worldwide
CH 70, Simplex
CH 11, Simplex
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
CH 73, Simplex
156.7000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Worldwide
CH 14, Simplex, USCG, Port Authority
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
CH 18A, Simplex
CH 78A, Simplex
CH 19A, Simplex
CH 79A, Simplex
CH 80A, Simplex
157.0500 FM Voice MARINE USCG Restricted USA
CH 21CG, Simplex
CH 22CG, Simplex
157.1250 FM Voice USCG USCG Nationwide
CH 82
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
Duplex, CH JL, Base trans. on 152.5100
Duplex, CH YL, Base trans. on 152.5400
Duplex, CH JP, Base trans. on 152.5700
Duplex, CH YP, Base trans. on 152.6000
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
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
Duplex, CH JS, Base trans. on 152.6900
Duplex, CH YS, Base trans. on 152.7200
Duplex, CH YR, Base trans. on 152.7500
Duplex, CH JK, Base trans. on 152.7800
Duplex, CH JR, Base trans. on 152.8100
158.9000 FM Voice MOBTEL Mobile Phone-Mobile Canada Only
Duplex, CH JW, Base trans. on 152.8400
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
CH 2, TTD (Train To Dispatcher)
Car Shop
160.8000 FM Voice RR CONRAIL NE Corridor
NEC Road
160.8000 FM Voice RR Gettysburg RR Gettysburg,
PA Scenic Railroad
160.8450 FM Voice RR AMTRAK East Coast
Autotrain
NEC Road
160.9250 FM Voice MARINE Ship-Ship, Ship-Shore International
NEC Road
NEC Police
161.2350 FM Voice RR Gettysburg RR Gettysburg,
PA Scenic Railway
NEC Police
CH 0, Car Shop
161.6000 FM Voice MARINE Port Operations Nationwide
CH 20, Duplex, Ship on 157.0000
161.8000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Worldwide
161.8000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Georgetown,
SC CH 24, Duplex, Ship on 157.2000
161.8250 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Key West, FL
161.8500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Naples, FL
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 Co. Charleston,
SC CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000
161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Cocoa Beach,
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
161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Jacksonville,
161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Key West, FL
161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. St. Lucie, FL
161.9000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Wilmington,
NC CH 26, Duplex, Ship on 157.3000
161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Savannah, GA
161.9500 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Vero Beach,
162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Daytona Beach,
162.0000 FM Voice MARINE Marine Telephone Co. Homestead, FL
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,
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
Weather Bcst. CH 4
Weather Bcst. CH 5
Weather Bcst. CH 3
162.4750 FM Voice WEATHER NOAA, KIH63 Orlando, FL
Weather Bcst. CH 3
Weather Bcst. CH 6
Weather Bcst. CH 7
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
CH 2, Simplex
163.6250 FM Voice G (USA) INS Nationwide
CH 1, Immigation & Naturalization Service
CH 4, Immigation & Naturalization Service
CH 2, Pt-Pt, Immigation & Naturalization

Service
CH ?, Aircraft, Mobiles
CH 1, Duplex, Repeater in, output on

163.2000

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

163.8125
CH 4, Simplex
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
CH Oscar
Command Post
CH Mike
CH 1, CH 2, Duplex, Repeater out, input on

166.4375
165.3750 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Brevard
County, FL Reported
CH Charlie, Duplex, Repeater out, input on

165.7625
165.4125 FM Voice NASA Orbiter Cape Kennedy,
FL Shuttle Launch

166.5875
165.6375 FM Voice G (USA) FAA Nationwide
Federal Aviation Administration
165.6625
CH 4, Tactical
165.7625 FM Voice G (USA) NTSB Nationwide
National Transportation Safety Board,

On-site acft. crash investigation.
Duplex, Repeater in, output on 165.3750
CH Bravo
Tactical, Car-Car
165.8500 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Richmond, VA
165.8625 FM Voice G (USA) Secret Service Richmond, VA
166.0000 FM Voice G (USA) DEA Nationwide
Federal Aviation Administration CH 11
166.1750 FM Voice G (USA) NTSB Nationwide
National Transportation Safety Board,

On-site acft. crash investigation.
CH 1, CH 2, Repeater in, output on 165.2375
CH 3, US Dept. of Treasury Common
166.4625 FM Voice G (USA) Dept. of Treasury Nationwide
Treasury Common
CH Sierra

165.4625
CH Delta
CH November?
CH Whiskey
167.0500 FM Voice G (USA) FCC Nationwide
Federal Communications Commission
CH A6
CH A4
167.6250 FM Voice G (USA) FBI Richmond, VA
Duplex, Repeater input, output on 163.8875
CH A2
170.6500 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
Federal Aviation Authority
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
Park, FL
172.6750 FM Voice G (USA) Nat'l. Parks Svc. Biscayne
Park, FL
172.7750 FM Voice G (USA) Nat'l. Parks Svc. Everglades
Nat'l. Fire Repeater Output
Park, FL
173.0250 FM Voice AUTH Marshall ARC Huntsville,
173.0250 FM Voice USAF PAFB Security TAC CH 1 Patrick AFB,
FL
173.1250 FM Voice USAF PAFB CP, Tower Patrick AFB,
FL
173.1750 FM Voice USAF PAFB Security TAC CH 2 Patrick AFB,
FL
173.5875 FM Voice USAF PAFB Fire TAC CH 1 Patrick AFB,
FL
173.6625 FM Voice NASA Duty Officer Cape Kennedy,
FL Shuttle Launch
CH 7 allocation 174.0000-180.0000
CH 7 allocation 174.0000-180.0000
CH 8 allocation 180.0000-186.0000
CH 8 allocation 180.0000-186.0000
CH 9 allocation 186.0000-192.0000
CH 9 allocation 186.0000-192.0000
CH 10 allocation 192.0000-198.0000
CH 10 allocation 192.0000-198.0000
CH 11 allocation 198.0000-204.0000
CH 11 allocation 198.0000-204.0000
CH 12 allocation 204.0000-210.0000
CH 12 allocation 204.0000-210.0000
CH 13 allocation 210.0000-216.0000
CH 13 allocation 210.0000-216.0000
220.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amateur 1.25CM Band Nationwide
To 225.0000
225.4000 AM Voice MILAVIA MIL Aircraft Worldwide
Ground Control
227.6000 AM Voice CANMIL CANMIL Snowbirds Nationwide
CANMIL Snowbirds CH 4
228.8000 AM Voice USAF NORAD Oakgrove Tyndall AFB,
FL SE USA Sector, 23rd NORAD
228.8000 AM Voice USAF PAFB NORAD Patrick AFB,
FL
228.8400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, K1MON/R York, ME
228.9000 AM Voice USAF PAFB AR655 Refuelling Patrick AFB,
FL
FL
235.1000 AM Voice USAF MIL Aircraft Worldwide
USAF Aerial Refuelling Channel
USAF Thunderbirds Solo 5-6 Channel
USAF Control Towers
237.9000 AM Voice USCG USCG Aircraft Worldwide
USCG S&R Channel
FL
PMSV Pilot to Forecaster
240.2000 AM Voice USN USN Aircraft Worldwide
USN Towers
240.6000 AM Data USCG USCG Aircraft Worldwide
USCG Rescue Beacons
241.0000 AM Voice MILAVIA Army NG Nationwide
241.0000 AM Voice MILAVIA MIL Aircraft Nationwide
National Guard
USAF Thunderbirds Solo 5-6 Channel
USN Blue Angels Air-Air Channel
242.2000 AM Voice USAF TAC Aircraft Worldwide
TAC Channel
Emergency
244.0000 AUTH AUTH USN FLTSATCOM Downlink Satellite
To 279.0000, Uplinks 292.0000-400.0000
Channels
246.9500 FMSB Voice/Data USAF A/B Orderwire, Nationwide
CH RF2, Duplex, Acft. on 305.5500
Nightwatch
USAF Thunderbirds Team Leader Channel
FL
USAF TAC Training Channel
FAA Flight Service Stations
FL
MIL Acft. to FAA Towers
259.7000 AM Voice NASA Space Shuttle Worldwide
Space Shuttle Air-Ground, Suit-Orbiter
Offutt working Raymond 24, Uplink on

295.0750
Uplink on 295.0750
262.2000 AM Voice USAF SATCOM Downlink Worldwide
Reported, Uplink on 295.8000
Offutt working NAVCAMPLANT
Andrews running phone patch for SAM1
262.9250 FM Voice USAF SATCOM Uplink Worldwide
Downlink on 297.5250
FL
263.5750 AM Voice G (USA) FEMA SATCOM Downlink Satellite
ATS3? Reported, Federal Emergency Management

Agency
264.8000 AM Voice NASA MIL Aircraft Worldwide
Space Shuttle Chase Aircraft
264.9000 AM Voice USAF NORAD Aircraft Worldwide
USAF NORAD SEC
265.2000 AM Voice USN FACSFAC, Sea Lord
Used as ATIS Channel?
266.5000 AM Voice USAF SAC Aircraft Worldwide
USAF SAC Aerial Refuelling PRI
FL
269.3000 AM Voice MILAVIA Miami ARTCC Melbourne, FL
FL
FAA Flight Service Stations
273.5000 AM Voice USAF ATIS Broadcast Patrick AFB,
FL
USAF Thunderbirds Air-Air Channel
FL
FL
275.1000 AM Data USCG USCG Aircraft Worldwide
USCG Rescue Beacons
MIL Contractors
Ground Control
277.8000 AM Voice USN USN Fleet Common Worldwide
FL
Space Shuttle Suit-Orbiter, Suit-Suit
281.4000 AM Voice G (USA) DEA Worlwide
CH ?, also CUSTOMS
USAF TAC Channel
USCG S&R
FL
Clearance Delivery
291.9500 AM Voice USAF VIP Flights, AF1 Nationwide
Reported
292.0000 AUTH AUTH USN FLTSATCOM Uplink Satellite
To 400.0000, Downlinks 244.0000-279.0000
Channels
USAF TAC Channel
FL
295.0750 AM Voice MIL Satellite Uplink
Downlink on 150.0000, 261.4750
295.8000 AM Voice USAF SATCOM Uplink
Reported, Downlink on 262.2000
Space Shuttle Air-Ground, Orbiter to Suit
297.0000 AM Voice USAF MAC Aircraft Worldwide
USAF MAC Air to Air
297.5250 FM Voice USAF SATCOM Downlink Worldwide
Uplink on 262.9250
FL
USN Fighter Air-Air Channel
300.8000 AM Voice MILAVIA FL Air NG Florida
FL
Hurricane Hunter Channel
MIL Aircraft RDF
CH RF7, Duplex, Acft. on 246.9500, CH RF2
Nighwatch
Reverse
USAF TAC Training
FL
USAF SAC PRI, CH 9
312.0000 AM Voice USAF PAFB U2 Ops. Patrick AFB,
FL
FL
MIL Contractors
USAF SAC Aerial Refuelling SEC
SAC CH 6
319.4000 AM Voice USAF MAC Aircraft Worldwide
USAF MAC Channel
SAC CH 11
USAF SAC SEC, CH 11
Nightwatch
SAC CH 14
SAC CH 12
FL
Nightwatch
329.0000 AM Data AVIA ILS Glideslope Worldwide
To 335.0000
330.5000 AM Data AVIA EXEC ILS GP, ITIX Titusville,
FL Runway 36
334.1000 AM Data AVIA Melbourne ILS GP, IMLB Melbourne, FL
Runway 9R
335.8000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Ground Control Patrick AFB,
FL
SAC CH 17
SAC CH 18
Nighwatch
Reverse
FL
USN Control Towers
340.9000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB,
FL
FL
MIL Contractors
Nightwatch
SAC CH 4
348.4000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Tower CH 2 Patrick AFB,
FL
MIL Acft. to FAA Towers
SAC CH 13
USAF Control Towers, MAC CP
350.6000 AM Voice NASA Cape Radio Port Malabar,
FL Attempting to work TRACK STAR, Shuttle

Launch use also
Reported
358.3000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Approach Ctl. Patrick AFB,
FL
SAC CH 3
USN Radar, USN Towers
364.2000 AM Voice USAF NORAD Aircraft Worldwide
USAF NORAD PRI
FL SE USA Sector, 23rd NORAD. PRI
FL
CH Rf9, Duplex, Acft. on 322.7500, CH RF4
Nighwatch
Reverse
FL
Reported
370.4000 AM Voice/Data USAF SAC Tone Check Worldwide
USAF Dispatch
372.2000 AM Voice USAF PAFB Base Dsp. Ops. Patrick AFB,
FL
FL SE USA Sector, 23rd NORAD.
FL
USAF SAC Channel
USAF TAC Channel
USAF TAC CP GOLDEN
USCG Air-Air Air-Ground Channel
USCG Air PRI
USN Air-Air Channel
Nightwatch
Reverse
MIL Contractors
383.0000 AM Voice USAF PAFB CP CH 19 Patrick AFB,
FL
383.2000 AM Voice USAF PAFB RAVEN Ops. Patrick AFB,
FL
USCG Air-Air Air-Ground Channel
FL
387.9000 AM Voice USAF TAC Worldwide
USAF TAC Channel
Nightwatch
FL
395.0000 AMFM Data LPD Wireless Alarm Sys. Nationwide
Nighwatch
Reverse
USA Meteorological Satellite
406.0000 AM Voice/Data AVIA EPIRB Worldwide
Allocation, Rescue Beacons
407.2000 FM Voice G (USA) Dept. of State Nationwide
Duplex, Repeater in, output on 409.6250
407.8500 FMSB Voice USAF AF1, Ground to Air Nationwide
CH E-F, Duplex, Air Transmit on 415.7000
409.6250 FM Voice G (USA) Dept. of State Nationwide
Duplex, Repeater out, input on 407.2000
413.0000 FM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Worldwide
USAF Thunderbirds Ground Support
413.0250 FM Voice USAF USAF Thunderbirds Nationwide
USAF Thunderbirds Ground Support Ops.

Channel

418.8250
415.7000 FMSB Voice USAF AF1, Air to Ground Nationwide
CH E-F, Duplex, Ground transmit 407.8500

418.6250

418.9500

418.9000
CH 4, Simplex, Car to Car

418.9750

416.0500
DEA CH 4, Simplex, Car to Car

415.6000

416.3250

416.2000

417.0250
427.2500 SSTV Data AMATEUR Waseca, MN
NASA Select Shuttle Video
427.2500 SSTV Data AMATEUR W6NKF Amatuer TV Mt. Diablo,
CA NASA Select TV during Shuttle Missions
430.0000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR Amatuer 70CM Band Nationwide
To 450.0000
435.0450 AUTH AUTH AMATUER AMSAT OSCAR 10 Mode B Worldwide
Amatuer Satellite Uplink, Downlink on
Uplink
145.9600.
Uplink
145.9550.
Uplink
145.9450.
435.0700 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 14-UoSTAT-D Satellite
Uplink on 145.9750
Downlink
Uplink
145.9350.
Uplink
145.9250.
Uplink
145.9150.
Uplink
145.9050.
Uplink
145.9000.
Uplink
145.8950.
435.1200 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 15-UoSTAT-E Satellite
Downlink
Uplink
145.8850.
Uplink
145.8750.
Uplink
145.8650.
Uplink
145.8550.
Uplink
145.8450.
Uplink
145.9750.
Uplink
145.9650.
Uplink
145.9550.
Uplink
145.9450.
Uplink
145.9350.
Uplink
145.9250.
Uplink
145.9150.
Uplink
145.9050.
Uplink
145.8900.
Uplink
145.8850.
Uplink
145.8750.
Uplink
145.8650.
Uplink
145.8550.
Uplink
145.8450.
Uplink
145.8350.
Uplink
145.8250.
437.0250 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 16-PACSAT Satellite
Uplinks on 145.9000, 9200, 9400, 9600
Downlink
437.0500 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 16-PACSAT Satellite
Uplinks on 145.9000, 9200, 9400, 9600
Downlink
437.0750 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 18-WEBERSAT Satellite
Uplink on 145.9000
Downlink
437.1000 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 18-WEBERSAT Satellite
Uplink on 145.9000
Downlink
437.1250 CW Morse AMATEUR OSCAR 19-LUSAT Beacon Satellite
CW Beacon
437.1500 AUTH AUTH AMATEUR OSCAR 19-LUSAT Satellite
Uplinks on 145.8400, 8600, 6600, 9000
Downlink
439.2500 SSTV Video AMATEUR Balloon ATV Nationwide
Previous Mid-West Operations
Transmitter
443.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater San Jose, CA
NASA Select Shuttle Audio, CACTUS Net
IO Shuttle Mission Audio
448.6250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Salt Lake
City, UT NASA Select Shuttle Audio, CACTUS Net
448.6250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater San Diego, CA
448.6250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater SE & SW New
Mexico NASA Select Shuttle Audio, CACTUS Net
448.6250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Tuscon, AZ
448.6500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Cedar City,
UT NASA Select Shuttle Audio, CACTUS Net
448.6500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater East Desert
448.6500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater El Paso, TX
CA NASA Select Shuttle Audio, CACTUS Net
448.9750 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Blythe, CA
448.9750 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Phoenix, AZ
449.0000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Las Vegas, NV
449.0000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Santa Barbara,
450.1875 FM Voice BC WESH CH2 Feed Orlando. FL
Sky Eye
Itinerant Auth., paired with 456.8000
Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on 458.2500
Vista, FL Complex: Ambulance
Vista, FL Complex: Fire
Through 454.3500
Duplex, CH QC, Mobile trans. on 459.3750
Duplex, CH QJ, Mobile trans. on 459.4000
Duplex, CH QD, Mobile trans. on 459.4250
Duplex, CH QJ, Mobile trans. on 459.4500
Duplex, CH QE, Mobile trans. on 459.4750
Duplex, CH QP, Mobile trans. on 459.5000
Duplex, CH QK, Mobile trans. on 459.5250
Duplex, CH QB, Mobile trans. on 459.5500
Duplex, CH QD, Mobile trans. on 459.5750
Duplex, CH QR, Mobile trans. on 459.6000
Duplex, CH QY, Mobile trans. on 459.6250
Duplex, CH QF, Mobile trans. on 459.6500
454.6750 FM Data SKYTEL Skyphone Signalling Nationwide
Ground-Air only
454.7000 FM Voice SKYTEL Skyphone Ground-Air Nationwide
CH 6, Duplex, Aircraft trans. on 459.7000
454.8500 FM Voice SKYTEL Skyphone Ground-Air Cocoa, FL
454.9250 FM Voice SKYTEL Skyphone Ground-Air Cocoa, FL
455.2125 FM Voice BC WCPX CH6 Feed Orlando. FL
Skywatch
455.4875 FM Voice BC WFTV CH9 Feed Orlando. FL
Instant Eye
455.6500 FM Voice BC WFTV CH9 Feed Orlando. FL
Instant Eye CH 1
Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on 453.2500
Duplex, CH QC, Base trans. on 454.3750
Duplex, CH QJ, Base trans. on 454.4000
Duplex, CH QD, Base trans. on 454.4250
Duplex, CH QJ, Base trans. on 454.4500
Duplex, CH QE, Base trans. on 454.4750
Duplex, CH QP, Base trans. on 454.5000
Duplex, CH QK, Base trans. on 454.5250
Duplex, CH QB, Base trans. on 454.5500
Duplex, CH QD, Base trans. on 454.5750
Duplex, CH QR, Base trans. on 454.6000
Duplex, CH QY, Base trans. on 454.6250
Duplex, CH QF, Base trans. on 454.6500
459.7000 FM Voice SKYTEL Skyphone Air-Ground Nationwide
CH 6, Duplex, Ground trans. on 454.7000
460.0250 FM Voice POLICE Orange Cty. Sheriff KES 596,
Orlando, FL CH 1 (NW)
460.0500 FM Voice POLICE Orlando PD, KQP517 Orlando, FL
CH 1 (Teletype)
CH 7 (Service)
CH 2 (West)
Orlando, FL CH 3 (SW)
CH 6
Orlando, FL CH 6 (Teletype)
460.2250 FM Voice POLICE Titusville PD Titusville,
FL CH F1, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on

465.2250
Orlando, FL CH 2 (NE)
Orlando, FL CH 5 (Admin)
FL CH F2, Base, Duplex, Mobile transmits on

465.3250
Orlando, FL CH 7 (Car to Car)
CH 3 (East)
CH 5 (Car to Car)
CH 4
Orlando, FL CH 4 (SE)
461.1125 FM Data PAGING Allocation Nationwide
Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Entertainment
Vista, FL Complex: Operations
Vista, FL MGM Sudios: Operations
Vista, FL Complex: Utilities
Vista, FL Complex: Monorail
Vista, FL Epcot: Entertainment
462.5500 FM Voice/Data GMRS Base-Mobile Simplex Nationwide
Duplex paired with 467.5500
462.5625 FM Voice GMRS Base-Mobile Simplex Nationwide
To individual, simplex only
Vista, FL Complex: Monorail
Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Operations
462.6250 FM Voice GMRS PKH Melbourne, FL
Simplex, paired with 467.6250 for duplex.
Vista, FL Epcot: Administration
Vista, FL Epcot: Trouble Dispatch
462.6750 FM Voice GMRS Travelers Assist. Nationwide
Paired with 467.6750
Vista, FL Complex: Paging
Vista, FL Complex: Paging
463.2750 FM Voice BUS Cablevision of C. FL Central FL
Orlando, Melbourne areas
Vista, FL Epcot: Security
Vista, FL Complex: Housekeeping
Vista, FL Complex: Security
Vista, FL Complex: Resort Hotels
Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Security
Vista, FL Magic Kingdom: Trouble Dispatch
Vista, FL Utilities
464.6500 FM Voice BUS Cablevision of C. FL Central FL
Orlando, Melbourne areas
FL CH F1, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on

460.2250
FL CH F2, Mobile, Duplex, Base transmits on

460.3250
467.5500 FM Voice/Data GMRS Mobile Duplex Nationwide
Repeater Input, Output on 462.5500
467.6250 FM Voice GMRS PKH Melbourne, FL
Duplex paired with 462.6250.
467.6750 FM Voice GMRS Travelers Assist. Nationwide
Paired with 462.6750
CH 14 allocation 470.0000-476.0000
CH 14 allocation 470.0000-476.0000
CH 15 allocation 476.0000-482.0000
CH 15 allocation 476.0000-482.0000
CH 16 allocation 482.0000-488.0000
CH 16 allocation 482.0000-488.0000
CH 17 allocation 488.0000-494.0000
CH 17 allocation 488.0000-494.0000
CH 18 allocation 494.0000-500.0000
CH 18 allocation 494.0000-500.0000
CH 19 allocation 500.0000-506.0000
CH 19 allocation 500.0000-506.0000
CH 20 allocation 506.0000-512.0000
CH 20 allocation 506.0000-512.0000
CH 21 allocation 512.0000-518.0000
CH 21 allocation 512.0000-518.0000
CH 22 allocation 518.0000-524.0000
CH 22 allocation 518.0000-524.0000
CH 24 allocation 530.0000-536.0000
CH 24 allocation 530.0000-536.0000
CH 25 allocation 536.0000-542.0000
CH 25 allocation 536.0000-542.0000
CH 26 allocation 542.0000-548.0000
CH 26 allocation 542.0000-548.0000
CH 27 allocation 548.0000-554.0000
CH 27 allocation 548.0000-554.0000
CH 28 allocation 554.0000-560.0000
CH 28 allocation 554.0000-560.0000
CH 29 allocation 560.0000-566.0000
CH 29 allocation 560.0000-566.0000
CH 30 allocation 566.0000-572.0000
CH 30 allocation 566.0000-572.0000
CH 31 allocation 572.0000-578.0000
CH 31 allocation 572.0000-578.0000
CH 32 allocation 578.0000-584.0000
CH 32 allocation 578.0000-584.0000
CH 33 allocation 584.0000-590.0000
CH 33 allocation 584.0000-590.0000
CH 34 allocation 590.0000-596.0000
CH 34 allocation 590.0000-596.0000
CH 35 allocation 596.0000-602.0000
CH 35 allocation 596.0000-602.0000
CH 36 allocation 602.0000-608.0000
CH 36 allocation 602.0000-608.0000
CH 37 allocation 608.0000-614.0000
CH 37 allocation 608.0000-614.0000
CH 38 allocation 614.0000-620.0000
CH 38 allocation 614.0000-620.0000
CH 39 allocation 620.0000-626.0000
CH 39 allocation 620.0000-626.0000
CH 40 allocation 626.0000-632.0000
CH 40 allocation 626.0000-632.0000
CH 41 allocation 632.0000-638.0000
CH 41 allocation 632.0000-638.0000
CH 42 allocation 638.0000-644.0000
CH 42 allocation 638.0000-644.0000
CH 43 allocation 644.0000-650.0000
CH 43 allocation 644.0000-650.0000
CH 44 allocation 650.0000-656.0000
CH 44 allocation 650.0000-656.0000
CH 45 allocation 656.0000-662.0000
CH 45 allocation 656.0000-662.0000
CH 46 allocation 662.0000-668.0000
CH 46 allocation 662.0000-668.0000
CH 47 allocation 668.0000-674.0000
CH 47 allocation 668.0000-674.0000
CH 48 allocation 674.0000-680.0000
CH 48 allocation 674.0000-680.0000
CH 49 allocation 680.0000-686.0000
CH 49 allocation 680.0000-686.0000
CH 50 allocation 686.0000-692.0000
CH 50 allocation 686.0000-692.0000
CH 51 allocation 692.0000-698.0000
CH 51 allocation 692.0000-698.0000
CH 52 allocation 698.0000-704.0000
CH 52 allocation 698.0000-704.0000
CH 53 allocation 704.0000-710.0000
CH 53 allocation 704.0000-710.0000
CH 54 allocation 710.0000-716.0000
CH 54 allocation 710.0000-716.0000
CH 55 allocation 716.0000-722.0000
CH 55 allocation 716.0000-722.0000
CH 56 allocation 722.0000-728.0000
CH 56 allocation 722.0000-728.0000
CH 57 allocation 728.0000-734.0000
CH 57 allocation 728.0000-734.0000
CH 58 allocation 734.0000-740.0000
CH 58 allocation 734.0000-740.0000
CH 59 allocation 740.0000-746.0000
CH 59 allocation 740.0000-746.0000
CH 60 allocation 746.0000-752.0000
CH 60 allocation 746.0000-752.0000
CH 61 allocation 752.0000-758.0000
CH 61 allocation 752.0000-758.0000
CH 62 allocation 758.0000-764.0000
CH 62 allocation 758.0000-764.0000
CH 63 allocation 764.0000-770.0000
CH 63 allocation 764.0000-770.0000
CH 64 allocation 770.0000-776.0000
CH 64 allocation 770.0000-776.0000
CH 65 allocation 776.0000-782.0000
CH 65 allocation 776.0000-782.0000
CH 66 allocation 782.0000-788.0000
CH 66 allocation 782.0000-788.0000
CH 67 allocation 788.0000-794.0000
CH 67 allocation 788.0000-794.0000
CH 68 allocation 794.0000-800.0000
CH 68 allocation 794.0000-800.0000
CH 69 allocation 800.0000-806.0000
CH 69 allocation 800.0000-806.0000
CH 70 allocation 806.0000-812.0000
CH 70 allocation 806.0000-812.0000
CH 71 allocation 812.0000-818.0000
CH 71 allocation 812.0000-818.0000
CH 72 allocation 818.0000-824.0000
CH 72 allocation 818.0000-824.0000
825.0300 FM Voice/Data CELLTEL Cellular Grp. A Mobile Nationwide
To 834.3600
CH 73 allocation 824.0000-830.0000
CH 73 allocation 824.0000-830.0000
CH 74 allocation 830.0000-836.0000
835.6500 FM Voice/Data CELLTEL Cellular Grp. B Mobile Nationwide
To 844.9800
CH 74 allocation 830.0000-836.0000
CH 75 allocation 836.0000-842.0000
CH 75 allocation 836.0000-842.0000
CH 76 allocation 842.0000-848.0000
CH 76 allocation 842.0000-848.0000
CH 77 allocation 848.0000-854.0000
CH 77 allocation 848.0000-854.0000
CH 78 allocation 854.0000-860.0000
CH 78 allocation 854.0000-860.0000
CH 79 allocation 860.0000-866.0000
CH 79 allocation 860.0000-866.0000
CH 80 allocation 866.0000-872.0000
870.0300 FM Voice/Data CELLTEL Cellular Grp. A Base Nationwide
To 879.3600
CH 80 allocation 866.0000-872.0000
CH 81 allocation 872.0000-878.0000
CH 81 allocation 872.0000-878.0000
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
CH 82 allocation 878.0000-884.0000
CH 83 allocation 884.0000-890.0000
CH 83 allocation 884.0000-890.0000
Through 932.0000
New allocation
New allocation
931.9375 AMFM Voice/Data PAGING Allocation Worldwide Worldwide
New allocation for worldwide paging

SCANNER FREQUENCY GUIDE
SOURCES


This is a good list of sources to find various types of frequency guides and
information services for the scanner monitor.

Police Call Guide
These can be found at any Radio Shack stores.

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..



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
F.B.I.-163.8625
F.B.I.-163.9375
F.B.I.-163.8875
F.B.I.-163.9125
F.B.I.-163.9375
F.B.I.-163.9750
F.B.I.-164.1250
F.B.I.-164.1500
F.B.I.-167.3375
F.B.I.-167.3750
F.B.I.-167.5375
F.B.I.-167.4250
F.B.I.-167.1500
F.B.I.-167.5250
F.B.I.-167.2125
F.B.I.-167.5625
F.B.I.-167.7875
F.B.I.-414.3000
F.B.I.-419.2000
F.B.I.-419.2250
F.B.I.-419.3500
F.B.I.-414.1000
F.B.I.-414.3500
F.B.I.-413.6250
F.B.I.-419.4750
F.B.I.-414.4000
F.B.I.-414.0750
I.R.S.-418.1750
I.R.S.-414.7000
I.R.S.-418.2250
I.R.S.-415.0000
I.R.S.-167.0000 (INVESTIGATORS)
I.R.S.-165.9500 (INVESTIGATORS)
U.S.ATTY.-116.1750
U.S.ATTY.-410.8750
U.S.ATTY.-416.1750
U.S.Marshal-163.2000
Secret Service-165.2125
Secret Servive-165.7875

Federal Agencies
New York-Washington-Baltimore-NJ/CT
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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 163.6750 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 163.8875 KEX600 new have r f5 ecc
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 163.9625 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
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 B I 167.3000 KEC270 New York s blue f3
F B I 167.3600 KGB750 Baltimor f2 s
F B I 167.4000 KGB770 Washingt f1 s station link on
419.275
F B I 167.4250 KEX600 New Have s f1
F B I 167.4500 KGB750 Baltimor f1 s station link on 414.35
F B I 167.5625 Nationwi f4 s c/c all areas
F B I 167.6000 KEC900 New York s red f1 Russian
surveilla
surveilla
Secret Servic 167.8250 us kilo
Energy Dept 167.8250 KFW703 Long Isl r Brookhaven nat
la
d c p a 167.9750 Nationwi nat interagency 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
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 409.7000 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 411.9250 Washingt National vistor's cntr
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
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
Drug Enforcem 416.0500 KLR757 Long Isl c/c ?
N P S 416.1250 Washingt r train rin=417.725
Drug Enforcem 417.4000 KLR710 New York in to 419.000 NYC Task Force
U S P S 417.6500 Maryland Rockville res/training center
National Park 417.8250 New York park police link to
166.325
N P S 417.9750 Virginia Wolf Trap Farm
A T F 418.1750 Nationwi shared w/irs
I R S 418.1750 New York shared w/atf
A T F 418.2000 New York shared w/irs
I R S 418.2250 New York r brooklyn/l.i. rin 414.70
U S P S 418.3000 KIB754 Washingt bms Security
Drug Enforcem 418.6250 KLR720 Baltimor r f1 bdo KLR705 Boston
Drug Enforcem 418.6250 KLR710 New York r f1 KLR706 New
Haven
Drug Enforcem 418.6750 KLR710 New York r f5 s c/c surveillance
Drug Enforcem 418.6750 KLR724 Washingt s f4 wdo/wfo
Drug Enforcem 418.7000 Nationwi ?
Drug Enforcem 418.7500 KLR710 New York r f3 c/c s/f rin 415.6
Drug Enforcem 418.7500 KLR724 Washingt s f3 wdo/bdo
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 418.9000 KLR710 New York r f2 surveillance KLR715 Phila
Drug Enforcem 418.9000 KLR724 Washingt r f2 wdo
Drug Enforcem 418.9500 KLR710 New York r f6 * rin 416.20
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

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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
MILITARY POLICE Ft.Myer
& McNair
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
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

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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
NAVAL AIR FIELD OPS
139.5000 NAVY MD NA
FIRE, SURFACE WEAPONS
CENTER
139.5800 NAVY WASHINGTON DC NA
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
140.1000 NAVY QUANTICO VA NA
F2 FIRE USMC
140.2750 NAVY BETHESDA MD NA
F2 AMBULANCES NAVAL
MEDICAL CENTER
140.4450 NAVY ANDREWS AFB MD NA
USMC HQ AIR DETACHMENT
FIRE/SECURITY SHIP
RESEARCH & DEVELOP CENTER
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
F1 SECURITY/FIRE NAT'L
NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER
HARRY DIAMOND LABS
CP 89TH MAW-CP-SAM
HARRY DIAMOND LABS
R COMMANDER
RADIOTELEPHONE NET
143.3400 ARMY TYSONS VA AR
R COMMANDER
RADIOTELEPHONE NET
143.7500 CIVIL AIR PATROL RICHMOND VA AF
R in to 149.925
RESERVE OPS
R in to 148.15
145.5500 NASA GREENBELT MD US
HAM REBROADCAST OF NASA
AUDIO BY WA3NAN GODDARD
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HAM REBROADCAST OF NASA
AUDIO BY WA3NAN GODDARD
SP
148.1500 Civil Air Patrol US
R (in 143.90)
F2 COMMAND USN DISTRICT
WASHINGTON
F1 FIRE OPS USN DISTRICT
WASHINGTON
148.3500 NAVY ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY MD NA
F2 HOSPITAL/PUBLIC WORKS
FIRE
F1 USMC SECURITY
148.4550 AF BOLLING AFB MD AF
R F1 CONTROL "MINUTEMAN"
RADIOTELEPHONE NET
VIP NET USAF
148.6500 NATIONAL GUARD RICHMOND VA AR
Ch 8
Ch 5
R F2 "MINUTEMAN"
RADIOTELEPHONE NET
R MARS
MILITARY POLICE
MAINT
149.3500 NAVY QUANTICO VA NA
F1 FIRE USMC
149.3700 ARMY FT RICHIE MD AR AAC240
SPECIAL POLICE
149.4500 NAVY CHELTENHAM MD NA
F1 FIRE COMMUNICATIONS
STATION
VIP NET USAF
R (in 149.925)
150.1500 NAVY CHELTENHAM MD NA

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F2 FIRE COMMUNICATIONS
STATION
150.7250 AQUEDUCT WASHINGTON DC US
"WATER" POLICE
157.0500 Coast Guard US DO
162.0250 LABOR US
162.0500 CUSTOMS TR
162.050 PL= B-7
162.0500 CUSTOMS TR
164.575 PL= B-8
162.0500 DOE BETHESDA MD US KGF252
R "49F"
162.2250 LABOR US
162.2250 USPS BALTIMORE MD PO
TRANSPORT BULK MAIL
162.2350 CUSTOMS TR
CUSTOMS
162.6125 LABOR US
162.6875 SECRET SERVICE TR
Yankee
162.7125 MARSHAL JU
OPERATIONS REPORTED
162.8250 CUSTOMS WASHINGTON DC TR
OPERATIONS
162.8500 LABOR US
162.9000 LABOR US
163.0000 LABOR US
163.0000 ARMY SELDEN NY AR WUB2
R
163.0625 GSA WASHINGTON DC US
Security
163.1250 CUSTOMS TR
163.125 PL= A-5 LOW
POWER ear mics, secret
163.1250 CUSTOMS TR
164.325 PL= A-6
163.1250 NPS MANASSAS VA IN
National Park Service
163.1250 NPS RICHMOND VA IN
Petersburg National
Battlefield
163.1750 ARMY FT MEADE MD AR AAC200
MP & Security
163.2000 MARSHAL NEW YORK NY JU KRB246-
7
R F1 (in 163.8125)
163.2000 MARSHAL WASHINGTON DC JU
R in 163.8125
163.2000 MARSHAL RICHMOND VA JU

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163.2375 CUSTOMS TR
165.2375 PL= A-1
163.2750 SUPREME COURT WASHINGTON DC JU
Security
163.3750 USPS WASHINGTON DC PO
MAINT
163.3750 FBI WASHINGTON DC JU
163.4125 ARMY US AR
Engineers
163.4125 ARMY SELDEN NY AR WUB2
163.4375 CUSTOMS TR
165.4375 PL= A-7
R AIR POLICE
Security RIC Airport
MP & Security F2
163.5375 DEA MANVILLE NY JU KLR757
LONG ISLAND
MP & Security
163.6000 ARMY ALRINGTON VA AR
R PENTAGON TAXI SERVICE
163.6250 CUSTOMS TR
162.825 PL= B-4
163.6250 INS NEW YORK NY JU KAD600
R
163.6250 INS WASHINGTON DC JU KAD200
R in 169.625
163.6625 INS NEW YORK NY JU KAD600
R
163.6750 INS RICHMOND VA JU KAD210
R in 169.675
163.7250 MARSHAL JU
LEMON RPT.
163.7250 FBI NEW YORK NY JU KEC270
R F2 BLACK/ECC in
167.3375
163.7250 FBI HAUPPAUGE NY JU KEC272
R F2 BLACK/ECC
163.7250 FBI GARDEN CITY NY JU KEC273
R F2 BLACK/ECC
163.7375 CUSTOMS TR
165.7375 PL= B-3
163.7500 LABOR US
163.7750 MARSHAL JU
RPT.
163.8125 MARSHAL JU

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AIR MOBILES
163.8150 MARSHAL JU
F1
163.8500 FBI BALTIMORE MD JU
R F6 ECC2 BLUE TASK
FORCE in 167.4175
R F4 BLACK/ECC in
167.5375
R F4 BLACK/ECC
R F4 BLACKECC
163.8650 FBI JU
CH.6 DVP
163.8875 FBI NEW HAVEN CT JU KEX600-
7
R F5 ECC
163.8875 FBI RICHMOND VA JU KEV360
R
163.9125 FBI JU
F5 REPEATER
R F1 BLACK/ECC in 167.15
163.9125 FBI WASHINGTON DC JU KGB770
F3 SIMPLEX
R F5 ECC in 167.5125
163.9125 FBI NEW ROCHELLE NY JU KEC283
R F5 BLACK/ECC
R F1 BLACK/ECC
R F1 BLACK/ECC
163.9250 FBI ALBANY NY JU
R F5 ECC
163.9375 FBI NEWARK NJ JU KEX620-
8
R F5 ECC
R F3 BLACK/ECC in
167.4625
R F3 BLACK/ECC
R F3 BLACK/ECC
163.9625 FBI BALTIMORE MD JU KGB750
R F5 ECC1 "BFO" in
167.6625
163.9625 FBI BALTIMORE MD JU KGB750
S F3 "BFO"

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163.9875 FBI ALEXANDRIA VA JU KFQ240
R F3 ECC "AXO" in 167.725
164.0500 FAA ISLIP NY DO KCD73
ISLIP/MCARTHUR APRT
Victor
164.1750 LABOR US
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT
CENTER
164.1750 VA NORTHPORT NY US KCB576
PAGING
164.3000 HEW WASHINGTON DC US
R Guard
164.4000 SECRET SERVICE NEW YORK NY TR
Papa /Counterfeit
164.4450 ARMY ARLINGTON VA AR
ARLINGTON HALL STATION
164.4625 CUSTOMS TR
PL= D-6
164.4750 NPS NJ IN
R PARKS
164.5000 USPS LARGO MD PO
Mail Handling Facility
TRANSPORT UNITS
164.5500 CUSTOMS WASINGTON DC TR
168.8625 PL= D-1
164.5500 CUSTOMS TR
164.550 PL= D-2
164.6000 MARSHAL NEW YORK NY JU KRB246-
7
CH.3 OP'S MOBILE
EXTENDERS
164.6250 CAPITOL POLICE WASHINGTON DC US KGD238
F2 R C/C
Tango TRACKER CP SUPPORT
164.7000 LABOR US
164.7000 VA NEW YORK NY US
PAGING
164.8000 CAPITOL POLICE WASHINGTON DC US KGD238
F1 R Dispatch
164.8625 CUSTOMS TR
164.8625 PL= D-7
Oscar
HARRY DIAMOND LABS
164.9875 USPS NJ PO
S TRUCK OPS

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165.0375 ARMY WASHINGTON DC AR KGC795
R "MIKE UNITS"
165.0625 ARMY FT. DETRICK MD AR AAC548
165.0625 ARMY ABERDEEN MD AR AAC548
MP PROVING GROUNDS
165.0625 ARMY MD AR
SECURITY, EDGEWOOD
ARSENAL
165.0875 ARMY WASHINGTON DC AR AAC331
WRAMC MILITARY POLICE &
FIRE CONTROL
165.1875 ARMY ABERDEEN MD AR AAC548
PROVING GROUNDS R (IN
170.125)
165.2050 TREASURY TR
Mike PRESS./FOREIGN VIP'S
165.2375 ATF TR
165.2375 PL= CUSTOMS
R Operations 166.4375
or 165.2375 PL= A-2
165.2375 CUSTOMS NEW YORK NY TR KAE310
R PAPA "SECTOR"
165.2625 ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL WASHINGTON DC US
Security
165.2875 ATF TR
166.5375 PL= ENGLISH M
R Operations
165.2875 ATF NEW YORK NY TR
R NEW YORK
165.2875 ATF NEWARK NJ TR
R
165.2875 ATF WASHINGTON DC TR KEA200
R WFO in 166.5375
165.2875 ATF HAUPPAUGE NY TR
R (in 166.5375)
165.2875 ATF RICHMOND VA TR
R (in 166.5375)
165.2900 DEA JU
DEA/ATF
165.3500 ATF TR
LOCAL OFFICES
165.3550 ATF TR
FIREARMS
165.3750 DEA JU
DEA/ATF
165.3750 ATF TR

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S Charlie WFO
165.4125 NPS NJ IN
Rin 164.475
165.4375 CUSTOMS TR
166.300 PL= A-8
165.4375 Army Corps of Eng. US AR
166.5875 PL= ALTERNATE
165.4625 ATF TR
USDT COMMON
165.4625 IRS TR
USDT COMMON
165.4625 CUSTOMS US TR
CH.5 Treasury COMMON
165.4875 CUSTOMS US TR
166.5625 PL= ALTERNATE
165.5000 FAA NATIONAL AIRPORT VA DO
F1 Airport Police
165.5000 FAA DULLES AIRPORT VA DO
PD/FD OPS
LONG ISLAND
165.5875 CUSTOMS TR
165.5875 PL= A-4
165.6125 LABOR US
165.6125 STATE NEW YORK NY US
165.6500 SECRET SERVICE BALTIMORE MD TR KGC942
R BFO in 166.64
165.6625 FAA NATIONAL AIRPORT VA DO
F2 Airport Police
Alpha
R WFO ABLE
165.6875 SECRET SERVICE NEW HAVEN CT TR
FO
165.7100 STATE US
ACCESS HWY NET - Airport
Police
CH.4 TACTICAL
165.7500 NTSB DO
Aircraft Crash
Investigation
165.7625 CUSTOMS TR
165.7625 PL= B-5
165.7625 CUSTOMS TR
PL= B-6

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Baker CP
165.8500 CUSTOMS TR
TACTICAL CAR-CAR
165.8500 SECRET SERVICE RICHMOND VA TR
R (in 165.8625)
165.8625 SECRET SERVICE RICHMOND VA TR
R in to 165.85
165.8750 CIA LANGLEY VA US
BM HQ Security "Base
Victor" & page
165.9125 ATF US TR
CH.5 OPERATIONS-SURV
165.9130 LABOR US
165.9500 MARSHAL JU
165.950 PL= CAR-CAR
165.9500 IRS TR
F1 R CID Ops
165.9500 IRS US TR
165.9500 IRS RICHMOND VA TR
166.0000 IRS TR
F1 Investigations
166.0000 TREASURY NEW YORK NY TR
R Internal Security
166.1000 UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK NY US
Security F1
166.1250 CUSTOMS TR
166.125 PL= TACTICAL
166.1750 FAA NEW YORK NY DO
LINK?
166.1750 NBS GAITHERSBURG MD CO KGB548
R Security Police & Fire
Control in 169.025
166.1750 NTSB DO
Aircraft Crash
Investigation
166.1750 FAA ISLIP NY DO KCD73
166.2000 LABOR US
166.2000 VA WASHINGTON DC US
PAGE
166.2000 USPS RICHMOND VA PO
Maintenance
Hotel (Motor Pool)
166.2500 LABOR US
166.3250 NPS NEW YORK NY IN
R PARK POLICE Gateway

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Recreation Area
166.3750 USPS NEW YORK NY PO
S TRUCK OPS
Golf
166.4375 CUSTOMS TR
CH.2 OP'S
166.4625 MARSHAL JU
167.000 PL= CAR-BASE
F3 Trea Common
166.4625 PL= A-3
166.4625 CUSTOMS TR
166.4625 PL= D-3
Xray
166.4625 IRS TR
USDT COMMON
F4 Trea Common
166.4650 JUSTICE JU
Main Channel
Sierra
Sierra WHCA "CARPET"
TAXI/PAGE EB
166.5375 ATF WASHINGTON DC TR KEA200
Rin 165.2875
166.5375 ATF US TR
CH.2 TACTICAL
166.5375 ATF RICHMOND VA TR
Rin to 165.2875
166.5875 ATF TR
166.5875 IRS TR
USDT COMMON
USDT COMMON
166.6625 CUSTOMS TR
166.6625 PL= D-4
166.6750 VA BRONX NY US
PAGING
166.7000 CUSTOMS TR
166.700 PL= B-1
166.7000 CUSTOMS TR
164.400 PL= B-2

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Quebec/November WHCA
Technical Teams
166.7250 NPS WASHINGTON DC IN
R F1 Park Police SPECIAL
(in 165.975)
F4 Park Police SOD
166.8625 CUSTOMS TR
166.8625 PL= D-5
R Fire Island Seashore
166.9000 NPS SHENANDOAH VA IN
R (in 166.30)
Shenandoah National Park
Rin 166.325 PARK POLICE
Nat'l Gateway Rec
R F2 Park Police
DISPATCH (in 165.925)
166.9500 NPS LONG ISLAND NY IN
R Roosevelt Home
166.9500 NPS WASHINGTON DC IN KQC7..
R C & O CANAL (in 166.35)
Richmond National
Battlefield Park
167.0000 MARSHAL JU
166.4625 PL= REPEATER
167.0000 IRS TR
CH.1-2 CID OP'S RPT.

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167.0000 MARSHAL JU
166.4625 PL= REPEATER
167.0000 IRS TR
CH.1-2 CID OP'S RPT.
RIC Airport
Whiskey
167.0500 FCC WASHINGTON DC US KDB454
R "M UNITS" in 172.80
F3 Park Police C/C (also
in to F1)
Rin 166.325 Gateway Rec
Area
167.1000 IRS TR
CH.1 INVESTIGATIONS
167.1000 TREASURY US TR
Rin Interal Security
Rin F1 BLACK
8
167.1750 NPS BLUE RIDGE VA IN
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
Blue Ridge Parkway
F1 GOLD
Counterintelligence
F1 GOLD
F1 GOLD
167.2350 FBI JU
F1
8
F3
F3 BLUE
F3 BLUE
F3 BLUE
167.3125 FBI JU
F1 INPUT

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167.3150 FBI JU
CH.2
Rin F2 BLACK
167.3625 FBI BALTIMORE MD JU KGB750-
8
F2 SIMPLEX
F2 GOLD
F2 GOLD
F2 GOLD
S F1 WFO
F2
8
Rin BLUE ECC2 163.85
8
F1 STATION
167.4350 FBI JU
8
F1 SIMPLEX
F3 GOLD
Rin F3 BLACK
167.5000 CUSTOMS RICHMOND VA TR
Rin F5 ECC
8
F1
F4 GOLD
Rin F4 BLACK
8
F4
167.5625 FBI US JU
F4 NATIONWIDE/common
167.5625 FBI NEW YORK NY JU KEC270-
3
F4 BLUE
F4
8
F4
8
F4

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F4
167.5900 FBI JU
CH.7A
167.6000 FBI JU
COMMON NATIONWIDE
F1 RED Admin
F1 RED
F1 RED
167.6125 FBI JU
F3
8
F2
167.6250 FBI JU
Rin TO 163.8875
CH.3
F2 RED
F2 RED
F2 RED
CENTER (FEMA)
F3
8
Rin F5 163.9625
167.6750 FBI KY JU
F2 BLUE
Rin F3R
F2 BLUE
F2 BLUE
167.7125 FBI JU
REPEATER
Rin F3 163.9875
8
F3

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F1 BLUE General
F1 BLUE
F1 BLUE
8
F2
Kilo
CENTER
CENTER
167.9750 FEMA Washington DC US
168.0500 NRC US
168.050 PL=
168.2000 NRC US
168.200 PL=
168.2250 STATE ARLINGTON VA US
R Foreign Service Inst -
Security Force
168.3500 LABOR US
168.4500 NRC ARLINGTON VA US
PAIRED W/411.20
168.4750 NPS PRINCE WILLIAM VA IN KIE785
R (in 169.175)
168.5250 USPS BETHESDA MD PO
CPO
Maint Gateway Rec Area
168.6000 NRC US
168.600 PL=
168.6250 NRC US
168.625 PL=
Tactical
168.6750 FOREST SERVICE IN
Lima
169.0000 VA US
169.000 PL= CSQ
Rin
DCO INSPECTORS (Rin
169.85)
169.0250 NBS GAITHERSBURG MD CO KGB548
Rin 166.175

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169.0375 SMITHSONIAN INST WASHINGTON DC US KFX752
F2 Security
169.2000 SMITHSONIAN INST WASHINGTON DC US KFX752
F1 R Security
DULLES PD
MOBILE LOUNGES
Tactical
169.5750 CONGRESS WASHINGTON DC US
Cloak Room Broadcasts &
Member Page (Repub)
169.6125 STATE WASHINGTON DC US
"FGM"
169.6375 CUSTOMS TR
Tactical
169.6500 USPS PO
Postal Inspectors
169.7250 ZOOLOGICAL PARK WASHINGTON DC US
Security Police
R Inspectors
R INSPECTORS (in 169.00)
Inspectors
F3
Delta
169.9250 EXECUTIVE BRANCH WASHINGTON DC US
MESSAGES
Juliet
R "AIR1" GODDARD SPACE
FLIGHT CENTER
170.0500 NPS ASSATIAGUE VA IN
R in169.40
170.1250 NASA WASHINGTON DC US
PAGING @ WASH NAT'L &
DULLES APRTS
170.2000 Fed'l disaster net US
CENTER
CENTER

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170.4125 ATF TR
Operations
170.6500 PRISONS JU
CH.3
170.6750 MARSHAL JU
INPUT
170.8000 MARSHAL JU
OP'S REPORTED
170.8750 PRISONS JU
CH.1
170.8750 PRISONS US JU
170.9250 PRISONS JU
CH.2
170.9250 PRISONS US JU
CENTER
CENTER
171.1875 TREASURY WASHINGTON DC TR
Treasury Security Force
Tactical
Zulu AF1 UPLINK
171.6750 NPS WASHINGTON DC IN KGB788
Rin TO 172.475
171.7250 NPS VA IN
R in 172.525
171.7250 NPS GREENBELT MD IN
BM POLICE
171.9750 VA US
170.375 PL= CSQ
172.3000 LABOR US
R Central Park
R (in 171.675)
172.8000 FCC WASHINGTON DC US KDB454
Rin to 167.05
AIRVAC CONTROL
173.1250 FBI JU
REPEATER
RED CONTROL (FIRE &
CRASH CREW)
173.6125 LABOR US

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Code Letters

173.6375 USPS HICKSVILLE NY PO KGU967
CENTER
CENTER
173.8875 ATF TR
173.8875 PL= OPERATION
236.6000 Air Force towers US AF
241.0000 National Guard US AR
243.0000 Military aircraft US AF
255.4000 Military flight weather US AF
257.8000 Military tower calling US AF
259.7000 NASA US
SHUTTLE SECONDARY AUDIO
DOWNLINK CHANNEL
259.7000 Space Shuttle US
264.9000 NORAD secondary US AF
266.5000 SAC Refueling US AF
272.7000 Mil flight weather US AF
279.0000 NASA US
SHUTTLE EVA HELMIT
COMMUNICATIONS TO SHUTTLE
296.8000 NASA US
SHUTTLE PRIMARY AUDIO
DOWNLINK CHANNEL
296.8000 Space Shuttle US
311.0000 SAC Primary US AF
321.0000 SAC Secondary US AF
340.2000 Navy towers US NA
342.5000 Mil flight weather US AF
364.2000 NORAD primary US AF
381.8000 CG aircraft US DO
406.2000 LABOR US
ALL AREAS PORTABLES
406.2250 LABOR US
407.1750 LABOR US
407.3000 ARMY FT MEADE MD AR
COMMAND POST
Inspectors (DVP)
Echo AIR/GROUND
PHONE/UPLINK
India

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02/16/90

Code Letters

408.0250 LABOR US
R GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT
CENTER
408.4750 LABOR US
409.0250 LABOR US
JFK CENTER
409.1250 LABOR US
409.3250 VA RICHMOND VA US
409.4000 VA RICHMOND VA US
R
409.6250 STATE WASHINGTON DC US
R FOGHORN Security Comm
Center
CPO
411.0750 NRC FT MEADE MD US
411.2000 GPO WASHINGTON DC US
Protective Services
411.2500 FAA WASHINGTON DC DO KGC795
411.3500 DOE GERMANTOWN MD US KZW924
411.4000 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON DC US
Protective Services
411.4500 NIH BETHESDA MD US
R Security Police
r simulcast
R F2 SIMULCAST/LINK
411.8250 NPS WASHINGTON DC IH KGB788
R JFK CENTER
NATIONAL VISTOR'S CENTER
CENTER
R F1 AIR POLICE
413.0250 LABOR US
MAINTENANCE
413.2750 AF LANGLEY VA AF
AIR POLICE

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Code Letters

R F2 AIR POLICE
413.8750 FPS RICHMOND VA US
413.9000 AGRI BELTSVILLE MD US
R Research Center
Security Police
413.9250 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM WASHINGTON DC US
Office of Building
Security Services
413.9250 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK RICHMOND VA TR
414.0750 FBI JU
LINK
LINK
F5 LINK
8
F1 LINK
LINK
LINK
414.4000 FBI JU
414.5750 FBI JU
414.6750 EPS WASHINGTON DC TR
F2 S BLOWTORCH
Executive Protection
Service
414.7000 IRS US TR
CH.1 CID OP'S (UHF)
414.7500 USPS PO
Postal Inspectors
Inspectors (DVP)
414.8250 FBI JU
414.8250 JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF WASHINGTON DC AR
R Pentagon Limo Serv
"MDW STATE SWORD"
414.8500 EPS WASHINGTON DC TR KMB727
F3 R BOARDWALK Embassy
Protection - Primary
414.9500 EPS NEW YORK NY TR
Boardwalk
F1 S ORANGE
F4
415.1000 FPS WASHINGTON DC US

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Code Letters

R Federal Protection
Service
415.2000 FPS US
415.2000 FPS WASHINGTON DC US KGC253
F1 R "CONTROL" in 417.20
F2 S
415.4500 LABOR US
415.6000 DEA NEW YORK NY JU KLR710
Rin F3 418.75
SOD
Foxtrot AF1 DOWNLINK
F3
SOD
C/C LONG ISLAND
R (in 417.675)
Rin F1 418.625 & F6
418.95
416.2250 USPS PO
Postal Inspectors
Rin F2 418.20
417.0250 DEA JU
417.2000 GSA Bridgeport CT US
417.2000 FPS NEW YORK NY US
R
417.2000 FPS US US
Rin 419.000 - NYC Task
Force
417.4000 FBI NEW YORK NY JU
417.6500 USPS ROCKVILLE MD PO
Research & Training
Center
Rn 416.125
LINK TO 166.325

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02/16/90

Code Letters

M WOLF TRAP FARM PD
INTERAGENCY -LOW POWER
418.0500 CUSTOMS TR
LOW POWER communications,
418.0750 DEA JU
LOW POWER
418.0750 IRS US TR
418.1750 IRS US TR
CH.3 CID TACTICAL
R (F2?) (IN 416.325)
R (F2?) LONG ISLAND
418.2250 ATF TR
w/IRS & Customs
418.2250 IRS US TR
CH.1
418.3000 USPS WASHINGTON DC PO KIB754
S CPO & POST OFFICE
SECURITY
418.5750 DEA JU
LOW POWER
418.5750 CUSTOMS TR
LOW POWER some
surveillance
R F1 (IN 416.20 &
418.75)
418.6250 DEA BALTIMORE MD JU KLR720
R F1 BDO
R F1 LONG ISLAND
418.6750 DEA WASHINGTON DC JU KLR724
F4 C/C SURV
F4
F4 LONG ISLAND
418.7000 DEA JU
R F3 Surveillance (IN
415.60)
418.7500 DEA WASHINGTON DC JU KRL724
S F3 WFO/BDO/WDO
R F3 LONG ISLAND
C/C

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Code Letters

C/C LONG ISLAND
R F5 C/C
F5 LONG ISLAND
R F2
418.9000 DEA WASHINGTON DC JU KRL724
R F2 WDO
R F2 LONG ISLAND
R F6 (IN 416.20)
R F6 LONG ISLAND
R NYC Task Force "F3"
(IN 417.40)
R LONG ISLAND
419.1750 FPS BALTIMORE MD US
S F1
F3 S C/C
419.1750 GSA RICHMOND VA US
PAGE
F1 LINK
419.2750 FBI NY JU
419.3000 USPS PO
Post Office Security
419.3000 FBI NY JU
419.3500 FBI JU
F3 LINK
419.4500 FBI NY JU
LINK
LINK
R


39.5800 GREENE CO. ANIMAL WARDEN
44.9800 GREENE CO. OSP #29 XENIA
46.1800 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK FIRE
115.2000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT VOR
121.8000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT GN
122.7000 GREENE CO. GREENE CO. AIRPORT
122.8500 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PTD
126.9000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT TOWER
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
154.2050 GREENE CO. FAIRBORN FIRE
155.1450 GREENE CO. YELLOW SPRINGS PD
155.2500 GREENE CO. XENIA PD
155.3100 GREENE CO. WRIGHT STATE U PD
155.5350 GREENE CO. FAIRBORN PD
155.5950 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK PD MOBIL
155.5950 GREENE CO. GREENE CO. SO
155.5950 GREENE CO. SUGARCREEK TWP PD
155.6400 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK PD
155.7750 GREENE CO. XENIA FIRE
155.9400 GREENE CO. BELLBROOK PD
269.9000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT ATI
335.8000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT GROUND
344.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PM

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

Msg #7599 From: N4GVF Date: 21-Aug 1225Z Subj: MILITARY FREQS
Ok Boys and Girls! You asked for it so HERE IT IS! With all the activity
that is going on in the Middle-East you shoulf be able to find lots of
activity on some of these frequencies. You might have to just 'park' on one
to hear anything since activity comes and goes. Also ALL US military traffic
is on USB for voice but could be LSB for data (RTTY/AMTOR/TDM/FDM). Enjoy
de John KF4NJ

FREQ SERVICE FREQ SERVICE
2182 Intl Calling/Emergency 2716 US Navy Harbor
3023 US Navy Tactical 3130 US Navy Tactical
4517 USAF MARS 4593 USAF MARS
4727 SAC (channel Victor) 5703 USAF TAC air
6683 Andrews AFB (Mystic Star) 6697 US Navy Tactical
6705 USAF Air/Ground channel 6723 US Navy (raspberry ch)
6738 USAF Air/ground channel 6750 USAF Air/Ground channel
6761 USAF SAC 6927 Andrews AFB (Mystic Star)
8972 US Navy (Atlantic) 8989 USAF Air/Flight channel
8993 USAF Air/Ground channel 9014 USAF Air/Ground channel
9027 USAF SAC Air/Ground 11176 USAF Air/Ground channel
11200 RAF (flight wx) 11214 USAF (Norad)
11228 USAF Air/Ground channel 11234 RAF Air/Ground channel
11267 US Navy HICOM 11494 USAF SAC Air/Ground
12047.5 US Navy Mars 13181 US Navy HICOM
13201 USAF Air/Ground channel 13214 USAF Air/Ground channel
13247 USAF Tactical Air/Ground 13826 US Navy MARS
13974 US Navy MARS 14441.5 US Navy MARS
14470 US Navy MARS 15015* USAF Air/Ground channel
15035 Canadian Military Wx 15041 USAF SAC Air/Ground
18019 USAF Air/Ground channel 18027 Canadian Forces channel
20631 USAF SAC Air/Ground 23220 USAF Flight WX
23337 USAF SAC Air/Ground

*very active daytime enroute frequency with Army Transports

Well that is it! Again the transmissions may be short, few and far between,
but with patience you should be able to hear SOME of the action as it
happens.

73! ROBERT, N4GVF

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. Emergency Management US NATIONWIDE
3.0670 NOAA Hurricane Hunters McClellan AFB, CA
(Phone Patch to NWS or NHS)
3.0740 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Loring AFB, ME
3.0810 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Lajes Field, Azores
3.1370 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Albrook AFB, Panama
(Phone Patch to NWS or N)
3.3570 CANADIAN FORCES WX Halifax, NS Weather FAX
3.4070 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Miami,FL
3.8010 American Red Cross US NATIONWIDE
4.0400 Navy Fleet HICOM US Western Pacific
4.2680 Weather FAX
4.2710 Canadian Forces WEFAX Halifax, NS
4.3542 WX
4.3572 WLO
4.4160 Navy Fleet HICOM US Eastern - Primary
4.4160 Navy Fleet HICOM US Mid-Pacific, Primary
4.4670 Civil Air Patrol US NATIONWIDE
4.5170 United States Air Force US MARS - NATIONWIDE
4.5930 United States Air Force US MARS - NATIONWIDE
4.7010 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Backup HF Comms Freq.
4.7460 NOAA Hurricane Hunters MacDill AFB, FL
5.0150 Army Corp of Engineers US NATIONWIDE
5.2110 Fed. Emergency Management US NATIONWIDE-Primary P.M.
5.3200 United States Coast Guard US NATIONWIDE
5.5620 NOAA Hurricane Hunters
5.6800 Coast Guard US Search & Rescue
5.6800 United States Coast Guard US NATIONWIDE
5.6920 United States Coast Guard US Air/Ground - N/W
5.6960 United States Coast Guard US Air/Ground - N/W
6.6040 Weather Information US NATIONWIDE
6.6730 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Miami, FL
6.6970 Navy Fleet HICOM US Atlantic/Caribbean
6.7200 Navy Fleet HICOM US Eastern - Primary
6.7200 Navy Fleet HICOM US North Atlantic
6.7530 NOAA Hurricane Hunters Ascension Aux AFB
8.0537 WOO HIGH SEAS COMM. Miami, FL
8.0800 WEFAX Norfork, VA
8.3307 WEFAX
8.3487 WEFAX
8.3497 XCKM
8.3507 WEFAX
8.3532 WEFAX
8.3533
8.3542
8.3547 XCKM
8.3572 QFMP
8.7092 WX
8.7157
8.7172 WEFAX
9.1970 Federal Highway Admin. US NATIONWIDE
10.4930 Fed. Emergency Management US NATIONWIDE-Primary
123.0500 NOAA Air-to-air Primary US NATIONWIDE
l24.5550 Fed. Emergency Management US NATIONWIDE
155.3250 Medical Evacuation US NATIONWIDE
163.8625 FBI - SWAT US NATIONWIDE
165.2875 ATF - Operations Direct US NATIONWIDE
165.2875 ATF - Operations Repeater US NATIONWIDE
165.9125 ATF - Tactical 1 US NATIONWIDE
166.4625 ATF - Treasury Common US NATIONWIDE
166.2875 ATF - Surveillance US NATIONWIDE
166.5375 ATF - Operations Direct US NATIONWIDE
166.5375 ATF - Operations Repeater US NATIONWIDE
167.5375 FBI - SWAT US NATIONWIDE
167.5625 FBI - Common Frequency US NATIONWIDE
168.0000 ATF - Tactical 3 US NATIONWIDE
170.4125 ATF - Surveillance US NATIONWIDE
173.8875 ATF - Tactical 2 AID US NATIONWIDE
173.8875 ATF - Arson Investigation US NATIONWIDE
304.8000 NOAA Air-to-air Secondary US NATIONWIDE
407.1500 ATF - Internal Affairs US NATIONWIDE
409.1500 ATF - Internal Affairs US NATIONWIDE
415.6000 DEA - Operations Repeater US NATIONWIDE [Input]
418.6250 DEA - Operations Repeater US NATIONWIDE
418.0500 DEA - Agency Coordination US NATIONWIDE
418.1750 DEA - Operations Tactical US NATIONWIDE
418.5000 DEA - Air-Ground Link US NATIONWIDE
418.5750 DEA - Coast Guard Link US NATIONWIDE
418.6750 DEA - Operations Direct US NATIONWIDE
418.7000 DEA - Tactical US NATIONWIDE
418.7500 DEA - Operations Direct US NATIONWIDE
418.8000 DEA - Tactical US NATIONWIDE

Amateur Frequency Privilege Chart as of Jan 1, 1990
by K3VYY

Class CW ONLY PHONE & CW
--------------------------------------------------------
160 Meters 1.800 - 2.000 Mhz
E, A, G - 1.800 - 2.000
--------------------------------------------------------
80 Meters 3.500 - 4.000 Mhz
E 3.500 - 3.750 3.750 - 4.000
A 3.525 - 3.750 3.775 - 4.000
G 3.525 - 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

Bandwidths - SSB 2.5 kHz (2.4 kHz actual), AM 5 kHz, FM-Narrow 15 kHz

HF

Meters Low end High end Total Size # Channels
------- --------- ----------- ------------ -----------------
160 1800 kHz - 2000 kHz 200 kHz 80 SSB/ 40 AM
80 3500 - 4000 500 kHz 200 SSB/ 100 AM
40 7000 - 7300 300 kHz 120 SSB/ 60 AM
30 10100 - 10150 50 kHz 20 SSB/ 10 AM
20 14000 - 14350 350 kHz 140 SSB/ 70 AM
17 18068 - 18168 100 kHz 100 SSB/ 50 AM
15 21000 - 21450 450 kHz 180 SSB/ 90 AM
12 24890 - 24990 100 kHz 100 SSB/ 50 AM
10 28000 - 28700 700 kHz 280 SSB/ 140 AM

VHF/UHF

Meters Low end High end Total Size # Channels
------- --------- ----------- ------------ -----------------
6 50 MHz - 54 MHz 4000 kHz 1600 SSB/ 266 FM
2 144 - 148 4000 kHz 1600 SSB/ 266 FM
1.25 222 - 225 3000 kHz 1200 SSB/ 200 FM
.70 420 - 450 30000 kHz 12000 SSB/ 2000 FM
.33 902 - 928 20000 kHz 8000 SSB/ 1333 FM
.23 1240 - 1300 60000 kHz 24000 SSB/ 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

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 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
Amateur Extra Priviledges : 3500-3750 kHz CW,RTTY,data

40 Meters
---------------------
Range : 7000-7300 kHz

Amateur Extra Priveledges : 7000-7150 kHz CW,RTTY,data

30 Meters
---------------------
Range : 10100-10150 kHz


20 Meters
---------------------
Range : 14000-14350 kHz


17 Meters
---------------------
Range : 18068-18168 kHz


15 Meters
---------------------
Range : 21000-21450 kHz


12 Meters
---------------------
Range : 24890-24990 kHz


10 Meters
---------------------
Range : 28000-29700 kHz

Novice Priveledges : 28100-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data
28100-28500 kHz CW,SSB
Technician Plus Priveledges : 28100-28300 kHz CW,RTTY,data
28100-28500 kHz CW,SSB

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

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
141.800 Consolidated Command Post
228.800 Facility Ops
235.400 Tactical Communications
250.900 Survival Train
252.800 Air Rescue Training
253.400 Survival Train
261.700 Maintenance CTL
282.800 Search and Rescue Ops
293.700 154CG OPS/CP
305.400 Direction Finding Ops
311.000 SAC CP-Primary
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

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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

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

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 **
06673.0 Aircraft NOAA43
07165.0 Inter-island 40 meter frequency (24 hour/day watch)
07165.0 LSB Antigua / Antilles net
08080.0 FAX pictures from NMN
08765.0 Health and Welfare traffic
08993.0 USB Air Force and Coast Guard
11245.0 Gull calling Teal (Macdill AFB Tampa)
11246.0 Hurricane Hunter Gull 15
11249.5 Gull 17 heading home calling Macdill
13245.0 USB Antigua / Antilles net
14150.0 Ham net
14275.0 Ham net (IARN)/Red Cross
14283.0 Caribus NET (+/- 3 khz. during QRM)
14313.0 The Maritime Mobile Net
14325.0 Hurricane Watch Net (Hams+Natl Hurricane Ctr)
14375.0 Ham net
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.

617/527.oo91

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

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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
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
2173-2190 Mobile; Land (Disaster Services)
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
3200-3400 Fixed; Land; Intn,l. Broadcast, 90M (Tropical Domestic)
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
4995-5005 Fixed; Land: Standard Time & Frequency
5730-5950 Fixed; Land
5950-6200 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 49M (Worldwide)
7000-7300 Amateur, 40M
7100-7300 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 41m (Except the Americas)
9995-10005 Fixed; Land; Standard Time & Frequency
10100-10150 Amateur, 30M
10100-11175 Fixed: Land
11400-11650 Fixed; Land
12050-12230 Fixed: Land
12689-13107 Fixed/Mobile; Land/Space, Facsimile
13360-13600 Fixed: Land
13800-14000 Fixed/Mobile; Industrial & Scientific
1400-14350 Amateur, 20M
14350-14990 Fixed: Land
15010-15100 Fixed/Mobile: Aeronautical
15600-16360 Fixed: Land
17410-17550 Fixed: Land
18030-18068 Fixed: Land
18068-18168 Amateur, 16M
18168-18780 Fixed: Land
18900-19680 Fixed: Land
19800-19990 Fixed: Land
20010-21000 Fixed: Land
21000-21450 Amateur, 15M
21450-21850 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast. 13M (Worldwide)
21850-21870 Fixed: Land: Radio Astronomy
22000-22855 Fixed/Mobile: Maritime
22855-23200 Fixed: Land
23350-24890 Fixed: Land
24890-24990 Amateur, 12M
25010-25070 Fixed: Land
25210-25550 Fixed: Land
26175-26950 Fixed/Mobile: Land
26950-27405 Fixed/Mobile: Land. Citizens Band Ch. 1-40
28000-29700 Amateur, 10M
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
33.00-33.12 Highway Maintenance, Special Emergency
33.14-33.16 Business
33.18-33.38 Petroleum Products
33.42-33.98 Fire
35.22-35.68 Mobile Telephone Bases, Special Industrial
35.70-35.98 Business, Special Industrial
37.02-37.42 Police, Local Government
37.44-37.86 Power Utilities
42.00-42.94 State Police
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
50.00-54.00 Amateur 6M;AM,CW<NBFM,SSB,Packet,P.TTY
54.00-72.00 Television Broadcast Channels 2-4 WBFM
54.00-54.50 Government Satellite Down Links NBFM;WBFM,Digital
72.00-76.00 Radio Astronomy,LOw Power Radio Control,Paging
88.00-108.000 FM Commercial Broadcast,WBFM
108.000-117.975 Aerronautical Radio Navigation;AM,CW
118.000-135.975 General&Commercial Aviation;AM,
136.000-138.000 Government Satellite Downlink;NBFM,WBFM,Digital Telemetry
138.000-144.000 Federal Government;AM,NBFM
144.000-148.000 Amateur 2M;Am,CW,NBFM,66BPacket,RTTY
148.000-150.800 Government Satellite Up/Downlinks,Government/Military
Fixed Land/Mobile
150.800-150.970 Automobile Emergency Servive
150.990-151.130 Highway Maintenance
151.145-151.480 Forestry Conservation
151.625-151.985 Business
152.000-152.240 MobileTelephone,Base
152.270-152.450 Taxi Service,Base
152.510-152.810 Mobile Telephone,Base
152.870-153.020 Motion Picture,Special Industrial
153.030-153.400 Foresty Conservation,Petroleum Products,Manufacturers
153.410-153.725 Power Utility,Petroleum Products
153.740-154.445 Fire,Local Government
154.490-154.625 Business
154.650-156.030 P0lice,Local Government
154.490-154.625 Business
154.650-156.030 Police,Local Government, Special Emergency
156.250-157.425 Marine VHF Radiotelephone
157.470-157.515 Automobile Emergency Service
157.530-157.710 Taxi Service,Mobiles
157.770-158.070 Mobile Telephone,Mobiles
158.280-158.445 Business,ForestProducts,Petroleum Products,Manufacturers
158.985-159.210 Police,Highway Maintenance
159.225-159.465 Forestry Conversation
159.495-160.200 Motor Carrier,Trucks
160.215-161.800 Railroads Operations
161.640-161.800 Broadcast Auxiliary, Remote Pickup
161.800-162.000 Marine VHF Radiotelephone, Ship-to Shore Base
173.225-173.375 Newspapers,Motion Pictures service
174.000-216.000 Television Broadcast Channels 7-13, WBFM; (Reports of
possible use by Federal Government for communications)
216.000-220.000 Inland Waterway Telemetry, Radar & Microwave
220.000-222.000 Commercial Land Mobile Service
220.000-225.000 Amateur 1-1/4M, NBFM, WBFM, SSTV, Packet, RTTY
225.000-399.975 UHF Aeronautical Aviation
240.000-328.600 Government/Military Up/Downlinks Satellite Communications
328.600-335.400 Aviation Instrument Landing Systems; Glideslope
400.000-406.000 Government/Military Satelitte Up/Downlinks
420.000-450.000 Amateur 70cm., NBFM, WBFM,SSTV, Packet, RTTY
421.000-450.000 Land Mobile Service; (North of Line A)
451.175-451.725 Telephone Maintenance, Forest Products,Petroleum Products,
Power Utility, Special Industrial, Manufacturers
451.725-452.175 Special Industrial, Taxi Service Base
452.000-452.500 Taxi Service, Motor Carrier, Trucks, Railroad Operations
452.525-452.600 Automobile Clubs, Base/Mobile
452.625-452.950 Motor Carrier, Trucks, Railroad Operations
452.975-453.000 Newspapers
453.025-453.975 Police, Fire, Local Government, Forestry Conservation,
Highway Maintenance Operations Base Units
454.025-454.650 Mobile Telephones, Base Units
454.675-454.975 Aeronautical Radiotelephone, Base Units
455.000-459.975 Mobile Units Paired With Bases: 450.000-454.975
460.025-460.550 Police Base Units
460.025-460.625 Fire Base Units
460.650-461.875 Airline Operations
460.900-460.975 Central Station Alarm Companies
461.000-462.450 Business, Manufacturing
462.475-462.525 Forest Products, Petroleum Products, Telephone Maintenance,
Power Utilities, Manufacturing
462.550-462.725 General Mobile Radio Service, Base Units
462.475-462.525 Business Paging
462.950-462.975 Emergency Medical Service, Ambulance Dispatch Base Units
463.000-463.175 Emergency Medical Service, Hospital to Ambulance Base Units
{Med-1 thru Med-8}
463.200-464.975 Business Base Units
465.025-469.975 Mobile units associated with bases: 460.025-464.975
470.000-512.000 Telivision Broadcast Channels 14-20, WBFM {May be authorized
for communication use in certain metropolitan areas}
512.000-889.750 Telivision Broadcast Channels 21-83, WBFM
806.0125-810.9875 Business Radio Service, Mobile Units
811.0125-815.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Trunked System Mobile Units
816.0125-820.9875 Business Radio Service, Trunked System Mobile Units
821.0125-823.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Mobiles
824.010-825.000 Cellular Mobile Telephone, Non-Wireline {System A} Mobiles
835.020-844.980 Cellular Mobile Telephone, Wireline {System B} Mobiles
849.000-851.000 Airphone System, Aircraft Mobile Units
851.0125-855.9875 Business Radio Service, Base Repeater Outputs
856.0125-860.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Trunked System Base Repeaters
861.0125-865.9875 Business Radio Service, Trunked System Base Repeaters
866.0125-868.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Base Repater Outputs
869.010-870.000 Cellular Mobile Telephone, Non-Wireline {System A} Base
Repeater Outputs
870.030-879.990 Cellular Mobile Telephone, Non-Wireline {System A} Bases
880.020-889.980 Cellular Mobile Telephone, Wireline {System B} Base Repeaters
894.000-896.000 Airphone System, Ground Base Units
896.000-898.500 Business Radio Service, Trunked Systems
898.500-899.750 Industrial Land Transportation
899.750-901.000 Business Radio Service
901.000-902.000 General Purpose Mobile Radio
902.000-928.000 Amateur 33cm
928.0125-928.3375 Domestic Public Radio Service Private Multiaddress Systems
928.3500-928.8375 Domestic Public Radio Service, Reserved
928.8625-928.7375 Domestic Public Radio Service, Wide Area Paging
929.0000-929.9875 Domestic Public Radio Service, Radiotelephone Paging
930.000-931.000 Domestic Public Radio Service, Advanced Technology Paging
931.000-932.000 Domestic Public Radio Service, Radio Common Carrier Paging
932.000-935.000 Government/Non-Government Radio Fixed Signals
935.0125-937.500 Business Radio Service, Trunked Base Repeater Outputs
940.0125-940.9875 Private Land-Mobile Radio Service, Base Repeater Outputs
944.000-947.000 Broadcast Radio Service, Studio to Transmitter Aural Link
947.000-952.000 Broadcast Radio Service, Auxiliary
952.100-952.700 Private Microwave System, Omni-Directional Control
952.800-956.100 Private Microwave System, Operational Fixed Systems
956.2625-956.4875 Private Fixed Service, Signalling & Control
956.500-959.800 Private Microwave Service, Operational Fixed Systems
959.8625-959.9875 Common-Carrier Radio Service, Wide Area Paging
960.000-1215.000 Aeronautical Radionavigation {DME/IFF/TACAN}, {Global
Positioning System} Downlink 1228.000, TACAN 960.000-
1215.000, DME 962.000-1213.000
1215.000-1300.000 Amateur Radio Service

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limits in your scanner and let us know if you find anything new or
interesting
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INTERPOL FREQUENCIES

2593 6900 10390 18190
2840 6905 11538 18380
3593 7401 13500 18505.5
3705 7532 13520 19130
3714 7832 13747 19360
4444 7906 13820 19405
4632.5 8038 14607.5 19560.5
4837.5 8045 14707 21785
4855.5 8080 14808.5 21807.5
5104 9105 14817.5 24072
5208 9200 14827 24110
5300 9250 15502.5 24210.5
5305.5 9285 15555.5 27360.5
5895 9821 15592 27505.5
6700 10200 15864 27845
6792 10295 15738

Marius Rensen

JANET "N" NUMBERS

For aircraft watchers, here are the registration and serial numbers of Janet
737s and Gulfstream commuter planes spotted at the Janet terminal at McCarran
airport. Based on observations in 5/94 and the 4/30/94 FAA registry. One or
more of the Janet aircraft are probably missing from this list.

Boeing 737
Reg. #/Serial #/Owner
N4508W 19605 Great Western Capital Corp, Beverly Hills
N4529W 20785 First Security Bank of Utah, Salt Lake City
N5175U 20689 Dept. of the Air Force, Clearfield UT
N5176Y 20692 Dept. of the Air Force, Clearfield UT
N5177C 20693 Dept. of the Air Force, Clearfield UT

Gulfstream C-12
N20RA UB-42 Dept. of the Air Force, Clearfield UT
N654BA BL-54 Dept. of the Air Force, Clearfield UT

JANET HANDOFF FREQUENCIES

121.9 McCarran Ground Control
119.9 McCarran Tower
133.95 Departure Control
119.35 Nellis Control
120.35 Groom Approach
127.65 Groom Tower
118.45 Groom Ground

Here are some other Groom freqs.
The security frequencies are usually scrambled, but not always.

418.05 Cammo Dudes (primary)
408.4 Cammo Dudes (repeat of 418.05)
142.2 Cammo Dudes
170.5 Cammo Dudes (Channel 3)
138.3 "Adjustment Net" (seems related to security)
261.1 Dreamland Control (published)
255.5 Groom Tower (repeat of 127.65)
154.86 Lincoln County Sheriff
496.25 Road sensors on public land
410.8 Pager (apparently from Groom but unconfirmed)

The most accurate way to detect a road sensor (AFTER you have tripped it),
is to program 496.25 into several channels of your scanner, then scan those
channels exclusively as you are driving. When the scanner stops on one
channel, you have just passed a sensor.

The following revised (04Aug) description of the JAS-1 telemetry
is adapted fro data provided by JS1UKR.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*

ASR130-2

JAS-1 Operating Frequencies

Mode JA uplink: 145.900 to 146.000 MHz
Mode JA downlink: 435.900 to 435.800 MHz. (Inverting transponder)

Operating frequencies for Mode JA, the Mode J analog mode for SSB and CW, may
be determined as follows. The sum of the uplink and downlink frequencies
equals 581.800 MHz exclusive of Doppler shift. For example, if the uplink is
145.920 MHz, the downlink will be 435.880 MHz. Conversely, if you want the
downlink to be 435.810 MHz, you should set your uplink for 145.990 MHz. In
both these examples, the sum of the uplink and downlink equals 581.800 MHz.

See the frequency correlation table.

The beacon will be 435.795 MHz. When first activated at separation the
beacon
will be sending 20 wpm cw telemetry. (See related telemetry story)

Mode JD, the digital Mode J, will be activated later this autumn.

Frequency Correlation Table

Uplink Downlink
============================
145.900 MHz 435.900 MHz
145.910 435.890
145.920 435.880
145.930 435.870
145.940 435.860
145.950 435.850
145.960 435.840
145.970 435.830
145.980 435.820
145.990 435.810
146.000 435.800

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*

ASR130-3

JAS-1 Telemetry Format DelK9eated

JAS-1 telemetry transmission will commence immediately upon separation about
one hour after launch. The beacon will be heard on 435.795 MHz exclusive of
Doppler shift. The telemetry will be sent on Mode JA using 20 wpm CW.

The format of the the telemetry will be as shown in Table 1. The characters
will be sent as three digit numbers in standard Morse. Telemetry sends two
types of information:

1) Numerical data relating to operating conditions such as temperature
2) Status points such as beacon in PSK or CW

There are 30 data items and 33 status points monitored. However, the beacon
transmits only 12 of the data items while transmitting all 33 status points.

Data items are contained in cells 1A through 3D in Table 1. In each of these
12 telemetry cells, each data word is a 3 digit number, e.g. 175, where 1 is
the row number and 75 is the data content. To convert the telemetered value
to
engineering units, first ignore the most significant (left-most) digit. Then
divide the remaining two-digit number by 50 to obtain "N". Then plug "N"
into
the equation shown in Table 2. For example, if 175 was sent in the 1D cell,
the value is calculated as follows: 175 discarding the 1 (row number)
becomes
75. Then 75/50 = 1.5 = N. And from Table 2, for 1D, N * 4.92 = 7.38 volts.

Status points are coded in telemetry cells 4A through 5D. As before, each
cell
is sent as a three character decimal number. To convert to status point
information, discard the row number (first character in each trio sent) Then
take the remaining two digit number and convert it to a three bit binary
number
as in Table 3. For example, decimal 423 is sent as cell 4A. Discard the row
identifier "4" leaving 23. Convert 2 and 3 to binary: 010 and 011. Then butt
these two strings together thus: 010011. Next, discard the left-most bit to
yield 10011. This five-bit number denotes the status of the first five
status
points as shown in Table 4. The left-most bit is status point 5; then next
is
status point 4, etc. Thus, for this example, 423 converts to 10011 which
means:

Point 5 1 = PSK on {Left-most bit}
Point 4 0 = (not used)
Point 3 0 = (not used)
Point 2 1 = JTD on
Point 1 1 = JTA on {Right-most bit}

Similarly, cell 4B codes status points 6 through 10; 4C codes 11 through 15;
etc.

Table 1. Telemetry Format
==========================
_________________________________
/ /
/ HI HI 1A 1B 1C 1D / Row 1
One complete frame / 2A 2B 2C 2D / Row 2
/ 3A 3B 3C 3D / Row 3
/ 4A 4B 4C 4D / Row 4
/ 5A 5B 5C 5D / Row 5
/_________________________________/
Column A B C D

Order of transmission is a raster scan, i.e., row 1, A through D; then row 2,
row 3, row 4. Except for the "HI HI" frame sync, the telemetry is formed in
a
4 by 4 matrix comprising 16 cells. For example, 3C is a cell.

Table 2. Conversion of Analog Telemetry
========================================

Cell Item Range Units Equation
=============================================================================
=

1A Current from solar cells 0 to 2 Amps I = N
1B Battery charge/discharge -2 to +2 Amps I = -(1-N) * 2
1C Battery terminal voltage 0 to 20 volts V = N * 11
1D Battery center tap 0 to 10 volts V = N * 4.92
2A Bus voltage 0 to 20 volts V = N * 10.08
2B Regulated +5 volt line 0 to 7.5 volts V = N * 3.004
2C Mode JA power out 0 to 3 watts P = N^1.618 *
1.101
2D Calibration voltage 0 to 2 volts V = N
3A Battery cell temperature -50 to +70 deg C T = (1.3-N) * 73
3B Bus structure 1 temperature -50 to +70 deg C T = (1.3-N) * 73
3C Bus structure 2 temperature -50 to +70 deg C T = (1.3-N) * 73
3D Bus structure 3 temperature -50 to +70 deg C T = (1.3-N) * 73

Table 3. Decimal To Binary Conversion
======================================

Decimal Value Equivalent Binary Value
===========================================
0 000
1 001
2 010
3 011
4 100
5 101
6 110
7 111

Table 4. System Status Points
=============================

Status
Cell Point Item
==================================================
4A 1 JTA on/off
4A 2 JTD on/off
4A 3 (Not used)
4A 4 (Blank)
4A 5 Beacon PSK on/off
4B 6 UVC on/off
4B 7 UVC level 1/2
4B 8 Battery full/trickle
4B 9 Battery logic, full/trickle
4B 10 Main relay on/off
4C 11 PCU level-I
4C 12 PCU level-II
4C 13 PCU manual/auto
4C 14 Command priority
4C 15 Command select
4D 16 Memory 0 on/off
4D 20 CPU on/off
5A 21 MSEL 0
5A 22 MSEL 1
5A 23 IPL SEL 0
5A 24 IPL SEL 1
5A 25 CRC MOD
5B 26 Sun/shade sense 1
5C 31 CW CPU/tlm
5C 32 CPU reset
5C 33 CW tlm

I have been asked to prepare the following information for the widest
possible dissemination by colleagues in JA-land in anticipation of the
August 12 launch of JAS-1. This JAS-1 information is in three parts:

Part 1 = CW telemetry information
Part 2 = PSK telemetry information
Part 3 = Information on JAS-1's Packet Radio Bulletin Board

73 de W3IWI 5 August 1986

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********************* PART 1 *********************
*** JAS-1 CW Telemetry Calibration Equations ***
**************************************************

Format of CW (at 20 WPM) telemetry on:

HI HI
1A 1B 1C 1D
2A 2B 2C 2D
3A 3B 3C 3D
4A 4B 4C 4D
5A 5B 5C 5D

Therefore CW telemetry has 20 channels of data and each channel is made
up of three digits. The numbers 1 to 5 shown above indicate channel numbers,
and each letter (A, B, C and D) stands for two digits.

Channels through 1A to 3D show analog data, while the rest (4A to 5D)
indicate status points to be described below.

*** The Analog Telemetry Data ***

Number in each channel represents a two digit DECIMAL number (i.e. in
the range 00 to 99).

example: 123 ---> 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

#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 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

#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 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
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
#18 Temperature Calibration #1 N / 500 V
#19 Offset Voltage #2 N / 500 V
#20 Facet Temperature #1 0.38 * ( N - 684 ) Deg. C
#25 Temperarure Calibration #2 N / 500 V
#26 Temperature Calibration #3 N / 500 V

*** 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

#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)

#36b Engineering Data #4 ---- ----
#36c Computer Power On Off

#37b Solar panel #1 Lit Dark
#37c Solar panel #2 Lit Dark

#38a Solar panel #3 Lit Dark
#38b Solar panel #4 Lit Dark
#38c Solar panel #5 Lit Dark

#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 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

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1.2 Command syntax

The general format is: <a command letter> <space> <argument>.
At least one blank is required between <a command letter> and
<argument>.

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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.

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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

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3.2 R <file#1>, <file#2>, <file#3>, ......, <file#7>, <file#8>

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

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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 <cr> (carriage return). You
terminate with either a

<cr>.<cr>
or <cr> <ctl-Z> <cr>

(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

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3.4 K <file#1>, <file#2>, <file#3>, ....., <file#7>, <file#8>

K = KILL! Delete file(s) (messages) specified by file numbers. The
<file#> 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 }

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3.5 H

H = HELP! Entering H <cmd> gives additional information on that command.
Entering only H will give a list of all available commands.

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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. DATE FROM TO SUBJECT
111 10/10 G3AAJ * Harry in London
103 10/06 JR1FIG JA9BOH Uchiawase wa raishuu ?
102 10/09 N7FDA * RS-232c card for PC-1089
100 10/08 JR1ING JR1FIG Sara ni kogata no TNC
95 10/08 N5AHD JR1FIG Automatic tracking system

SCANNER FREQUENCIES
FOR
KANSAS CITY


Selected frequencies for Kansas City

FREQUENCY DESCRIPTION
--------- -----------

151.460 Bartle Hall Security and Maintenance
154.515 Gold Cross Ambulance
155.100 Johnson CO. KS Courthouse Maintenance
155.130 CMSU (Warrensburg) Campus Police
155.160 Truman Medical Center Security
155.175 Olathe Medical Center Security
155.220 Kansas City Ambulance
155.235 Huckaby Ambulance
155.265 Gold Cross Ambulance
155.280 St. Lukes hospital
155.325 Ransom Memorial hospital
155.400 Spelman Memorial hospital
155.400 Excelsior Springs Memorial hospital
156.210 Blue Valley (KS) School Campus Police
453.000 KC Star Newspaper
453.100 Kansas State Univ. Admin. Lawrence KS
453.150 KCMO Housing Authority
453.225 Univ. of MO at KC Campus Police
453.975 KU Med Center Maintenance
460.275 KU Med Center Police
163.5625 Sunflower Ammunition Plant (KS)
164.450 EPA
171.625 St. Louis MO Arch (Nat'l Park Service)
173.4625 Lake City Ammunition Plant (MO)
153.995 Johnson CO. KS Civil Defense
155.805 Douglas CO. KS Civil Defense
155.820 Leavenworth CO. Civil Defense
155.895 Wyandotte CO. Civil Defense
158.745 Shawnee CO. KS Civil Defense
158.820 M.E.R.S. (Metro Emergency Radio System)
34.640 Miami CO. KS Sheriff/Civil Defense

entire section dedicated to Scanner & Radio related topics..


#&]%%+f ! )19AI

KY LIST OF FREQUENCES

FLATWOODS POLICE 153.965
158.790
155.880

GRAYSON POLICE 155.835

ASHLAND POLICE 154.720
158.730
158.910 F3
155.670 F2
155.580 F1

CATTLESBURG POLICE 155.940

OLIVE HILL POLICE 155.985

GREENUP POLICE 49.86

KY STATE POLICE 44.78 MOBILE
44.62 BASE
159.210
453.300 REPEATER
453.450
453.550
159.200
453.850
453.900
458.550

BOYD CO SHERIFF 155.580

GREENUP CO SHERIFF 49.86
155.835

CARTER CO SHERIFF 158.820
155.830

GRAYSON FIRE 154.145

RUSSELL CO FIRE 154.190

FLATWOODS FIRE 154.340
158.820

RACELAND FIRE 155.880

ASHLAND FIRE 460.575
154.250

ASHLAND COAL 451.650

ARMCO 451.100
462.200

KY PRISON 453.800

KY POWER 153.635
153.590
173.396
173.203
48.30

ASHLAND OIL 39.74
37.86
39.06
43.08
48.64
48.86
49.06
456.475
456.650
456.5252

ASHLAND WATER 155.040

KY GAME WARDEN 44.68

KY ROAD 46.14

ASHLAND HAM 145.94
147.240

YELLOW CAB ASHLAND 152.30
152.270

RUSSELL CAB 151.835

ASHLAND INTERCITY 155.370

LOW BAND MILITARY
AERO SCANNING

These frequencies are in use by the National Guards Helicopters, the file is
from 1985, however I still here active conversations on them.

Source: Popular Communications

Frequency State Description type
--------- ----- ----------- ----

38.70 AL Birmingham Munic Airport Army Guard
36.80 AL Brookley Airport, Mobile Army Guard
40.30 AL Dannelly Field, Montgomery Army Guard
41.50 AZ Sierra Vista Munic Airport Army Aviation
41.50 AZ Yuma proving ground Control Tower
41.95 CA Camp Pendleton USMC Control Tower
38.90 CA Camp Roberts & Ft. Irwin Range Control
41.50 CA Camp Roberts & Ft. Irwin Operations
41.50 CA Ft. Ord Army Aviation
34.50 CA Hamilton Fld, San Rafael Army Aviation
41.50 CA Los Alamitos Army Reserve
65.05 CA Los Alamitos Army Guard
41.00 CA Mather AFB, Sacramento Army Guard
49.00 CA Stockton Metro Airport Army Guard
41.95 CA Tustin USMC Helicopter Station USMC emergency
41.70 CA Twentynine Palms USMC Ground Control
44.10 CO Butts AAF, Ft. Carson Weather
41.90 CT Bradley Int'l Apt, Windsor Locks Army guard fury
ops
40.90 CT Groton-New London Airport Army Guard
46.90 DE Greater Wilmington Airport Army Guard
40.90 FL Craig Munic Airport Army Guard
46.60 FL Orlando Int'l Airport Army Reserve
32.50 GA Bush Field, Augusta Army Medevac
46.70 GA Bush Field, Augusta Army Aviation
47.00 GA Dobbins AFB, Atlanta Army Guard
36.70 GA Ft. Benning Control Tower
41.50 GA Ft. Benning Control Tower
38.50 GA Ft. Stewart Control Tower
38.70 GA Ft. Stewart Operations
41.30 GA Ft. Stewart Army Aviation
48.50 GA Ft. Stewart Army Aviation
46.70 GA Hunter AAF, Savannah Control Tower
34.00 GA Winder Airport Army Guard
40.60 IA Boone Munic Airport Army Guard
40.60 IA Davenport Munic Airport Army Guard
41.45 IA Des Moines Int'l Airport Air Guard
40.60 IA Waterloo Munic Airport Army Guard
41.50 ID Boise Air Terminal Army Guard
47.00 IL Chicago Midway Airport Army Guard
34.15 IL Greater Peoria Airport Air Guard
46.60 IL Scott AFB, Bellville Army Reserve
34.70 IN Indianapolis Brookside Airpark Army Reserve
41.50 IN Shelbyville Munic Airport Army Guard
38.90 KS Beech Factory, Wichita Control Tower
41.70 KS Forbes Field, Topeka Army Guard
41.50 KS Ft. Levenworth Control Tower
30.30 KS Ft. Reily Operations
41.50 KS Ft. Reily Control Tower
36.20 KY Capital City Airport, Frankfort Army Guard
33.20 KY Ft. Cambell Weather
41.50 LA Acadiana Regn'l Airport New Iberia Army Reserve
40.35 LA Ft. Polk Weather
41.30 LA Ft. Polk Poe Op's
41.50 LA Ft. Polk Control Tower
46.95 MA Ft. Devens, Ayer Moore Op's
49.90 MA Ft. Devens, Ayer Army Reserve
51.15 MA Otis Ang Base, Falmouth Army Guard
38.70 MA Westover AFB, Chicopee Army Guard
41.20 ME Bangor Int'l Airport Army Guard
41.85 MI Abrams Munic Airport, Grand Ledge Army Guard
37.00 MI Camp Grayling Control Tower
41.80 MI Camp Grayling Range Control
41.90 MI Camp Grayling Operations
49.20 MN Camp Riley Control Tower
36.10 MN Camp Riley Range Control
49.65 MN St Paul Downtown Airport Army Guard
41.50 MN St Paul Downtown Airport Army Reserve
46.70 MO Jefferson City Mem Airport Army Guard
41.95 MO Jefferson City Mem Airport Control Tower
38.45 MO Springfield Regional Airport Army Guard
41.00 MO Whiteman AFB, Knob Noster Army Guard
49.85 MS Lemons Munic Airport,Tupelo Army Guard
40.65 MT Helena Regional Airport Army Guard
48.70 NC Bogue USMC, Newport Operations
30.45 NC Cherry Point USMC Control Tower
38.90 NC Camp Mackall Range Control
41.75 NC Camp Mackall Control Tower
41.95 NC New River USMC Air Station Control Tower Emg
49.95 NC Raleigh-Durham Airport Army Guard
49.95 NC Rowan Co Airport, Salisbury Army Guard
49.80 ND Bismarck Munic Airport Army Guard
38.50 NE Lincoln Munic Airport Army Guard
46.65 NH Concord Munic Airport Army Guard
41.30 NJ Mc guire AFB Army Aviation
41.00 NJ Mercer Co. Airport, Trenton Army Guard
40.40 NY Reno/Stead Airport Army Guard
41.00 NY Albany Co Airport, Albany Army Guard
49.90 NY Ft. Drum, Watertown Control Tower
41.00 NY Long Island Macarthur Apt. Islip Army Guard
41.00 NY Niagara Falls Int'l Airport Army Guard
49.75 NY Stewart Airport, Newburgh Army Aviation
38.20 NY Stewart Airport, Newburgh Army Reserve
40.10 NY Syracuse Hancock Int'l Airport Army Reserve
46.75 OH Akron-Canton Regn'l Airport Army Guard
38.10 OH Lorain Co Regn'l Airport, Elyria Army Reserve
46.80 OH Ohio State Univ., Columbus Army Guard
38.10 OH Port Columbus Int'l Airport Army Reserve
34.15 OH Springfield-Beckley Munic Airport Air Guard
46.90 OK Tulsa Int'l Airport Air Guard
40.90 OR Mc nary Field, Salem Air Guard
40.90 PA Ft. Indiantown Gap Ground Control
40.95 PA Ft. Indiantown Gap Army Guard
36.35 PA Greater Pittsburgh Int'l Airport Air Guard
46.85 PA Willow Grove Naval Air Station Air Guard
49.70 RI Quonset State Apt. N Kingstown Army Guard
38.10 SC Columbia Metro Airport Army Aviation
41.30 SC Mc Entire Ang Base, Columbia Army Guard
36.85 SD Joe Foss Field, Sioux Falls Air Guard Cl.49
41.50 SD Rapid City Regional Airport Army Guard
34.40 TN Ft. Cambell Sabre Op's
34.80 TN Ft. Cambell Control Tower
40.85 TN Ft. Cambell Ground Control
49.80 TN Mc ghee Tyson Apt. Knoxville Army Guard
49.80 TN Smyrna Airport Army Guard
41.00 TX Ellington AFB, Houston Army Guard
36.70 TX Ft. Bliss Control Tower
34.50 TX Ft. Bliss Dispatcher
34.70 TX Dallas Naval Air Station Army Reserve
46.80 TX Dallas Naval Air Station Army Guard
32.10 TX Ft. Hood Control Tower
38.70 TX Ft. Hood Dispatcher
30.45 TX Ft. Hood Range Control
38.30 TX Ft. Hood Range Control
36.80 TX Robt. J Miller Munic Apt. Austin Army Guard
48.45 UT Salt Lake City Int'l Airport Army Reserve
38.50 VA Camp A P Hill Range Control
52.75 VA Ft. Belvoir Army Guard
38.30 VA Ft. Pickett Operations
38.40 VA Ft. Eustis Operations
41.95 VA Quantico USMC Air Station Control Tower
40.40 VA R E Byrd Int'l Airport, Richmond Army Guard
46.90 VT Burlington Int'l Airport Army Guard
34.60 WA Ft. Lewis, Tacoma Vip Aircraft
41.50 WA Ft. Lewis, Tacoma Control Tower
32.30 WA Ft. Lewis, Tacoma Operations
38.90 WA Ft. Lewis, Tacoma Weather
46.70 WA Snohomish Co Apt. Everett Army Reserve
40.80 WI Dane Co Regn'l Apt., Madison Army Guard
38.50 WI Ft. Mc Coy Control Tower
41.70 WI Ft. Mc Coy Control Tower
34.20 WI Camp Douglas Range Control
40.80 WI West Bend Munic Airport Army Guard
41.60 WI West Bend Munic Airport Army Guard

Popular Army National Guard Aeronautical Frequencies include:
32.50, 34.15, 34.40, 35.00, 36.00, 36.10, 36.50, 36.70, 36.80, 38.45, 38.70,
38.85, 40.10, 40.25, 40.30, 40.90, 41.00, 41.60, 41.70, 41.90, 42.00, 49.00,
49.40, 49.70, 49.80, 49.90, and 49.95
Fire and Crash 30.10
Control Tower Frequencies in use:
32.10, 37.00, 38.90, 41.50, 41.80, 46.70 and 40.50 is used as an emergency ch

Check these Frequencies during practice drills and maneuvers:
30.09, 34.00, 34.10, 36.45, 38.40, 40.55, and 40.99 these freq's would also
be used during a real emergency.

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119.1000 tower
133.0000 approach control - south
120.6000 approach control - north
121.6500 clearance delivery and pre-taxi
127.2000 departure control - turbojets
118.2500 departure control - non turbojets
121.9000 ground control
121.6500 clearance delivery and pre-taxi

854.9625 Massport fire
483.3125 Metro fire
483.1625 Boston fire-tie
483.1875 Boston fire-tie
856.4375 Massport
857.4375 Massport
858.4375 Massport
859.4375 Massport
860.4375 Massport

miscellaneious aircraft frequencies

121.750 logan tower to helicopter
123.075 logan tower to helicopter
123.050 fire warden to DEM aircraft
121.500 air emergencies
243.000 air emergencies
123.100 airc
118.925 forest fire fighting - air coordination
122.000 FAA flight service enroute advisory

digital equipment company frequencies

121.750 DEC copters to Logan
123.075 DEC copters to Logan
123.020 air-to-air between DEC sites
123.050 air-to-ground at DEC sites
130.350 operations freq. used as air-t0-air & air-to-ground in and around
Hanscom & elsewhere
131.050 coordination with WBZ traffic helicopter & around rte. 128

private airline company frequencies

130.700 Eastern Airlines
131.925 Federal Express
129.250 PBA
130.425 United Airlines
122.825 enroute service
Boston air route traffic control center

Frequencies followed by an "H" indicate hight altitude channels.
"D" designations indicate discrete frequencies.
Locations listed are the remote transmitters sites loc
300H/321.300H/351.900H/381ucks Harbor: 133.250H/288.100H
Cambridge: 133.850H/360.600H
Cummington: d132.650/d379.100
East Burke: 127.750/134.225H/135.700H/135.700/282.000H/282.000/350.200H
Gardner: d119.805/d338.200
Houlton: d120.250/128.050H/319.100/d346.400
Lake George: d126.350/127.800/133.625H/134.850H/135.700/d291.600/327.OH/
348.700HH/354.100H/371.900H/380.300
Lebanon: 134.850H/348.700H
Melrose: 119.250/120.350/127.650/d134.750/261.500/281.500/d353.700/
393.100
Mt.Mansfield: 127.800H/127.800/282.200/380.300H/380.300
Pawling: d132.650/d379.100
Rockdale: 134.500H/351.700H
St. Albans: 120.250/d124.250/128.050H/d269.600/319.100H/321.300/346.400
South Acton: 118.550/d128.200/134.850H/285.400/d322.400/347.700H
Turin: 125.450H/127.800H/127.800/d132.750/135.250H/d269.000/321.300H
323.000/377.100H/380.300H380.300
Utica: d127.900/d357.600
Woodstock: 121.350/123.950/128.850H/133.850H/134.700H/277.400H/s284.700/
307.900/360.600H/398.900
Worchester: 127.100/307.100

617/527.oo91

Shopping Mall Frequency List (A-T) (U-Z States NOT Listed)

If your shopping mall is not listed below, try scanning (MHz):

151.625 to 151.955 154.515 to 154.60
457.5125 to 457.6125 460.65 to 462.1875
462.75 to 462.775 463.20 to 464.9875
465.65 to 467.1875 467.75 to 467.925
468.20 to 469.975 851.0125 to 865.9875

Following the shopping mall list is a list of nationwide stores and their
security frequencies.

************************************************************
* ST City Mall Freq. MHz *
************************************************************
* AK * Anchorage * Northway Mall * 461.7750 *
************************************************************
* AL * Birmingham * Century Plaza * 464.8750 *
* * Mobile * Belair Mall * 464.8750 *
* * Montgomery * Montgomery Mall * 466.0625 *
************************************************************
* AZ * Phoenix * Metrocenter * 464.4750 *
* * Phoenix * Paradise Valley Mall * 464.3750 *
* * Tucson * Foothills Mall * 464.5750 *
************************************************************
* CA * Bakersfield * Valley Plaza Shop Cent* 154.5700 *
* * Canoga Park * Topanga Plaza * 154.5400 *
* * Los Angeles * Century City Center * 461.0250 *
* * Oxnard * Center Points Mall * 464.4750 *
* * San Francisco * Embarcardero Center * 854.8375 *
************************************************************
* CO * Boulder * Crossroads Mall * 468.7875 *
* * Denver * Laksie Mall * 464.3750 *
************************************************************
* CT * Hartford * Northeast Plaza * 464.3750 *
* * * * 464.6750 *
* * * * 464.8000 *
* * * * 464.9500 *
* * Danbury * Fair Mall * 464.6750 *
************************************************************
* DC * Washington * Montgomery Mall * 463.2500 *
* * Washington * Renaissance Plaza * 463.3750 *
************************************************************
* FL * Jacksonville * Gateway Mall * 461.0250 *
* * Miami * South Date Plaza * 461.6750 *
* * Ft. Charlotte * South Port Square * 154.5400 *
* * Tallahassee * Tallahassee Mall * 461.2000 *
* * * * 463.6000 *
* * Tampa * W. Shore Plaza * 461.9125 *
************************************************************
* GA * Atlanta * Piedmont Center * 464.5250 *
* * * * 464.5875 *
* * Atlanta * Peachtree Center * 461.8250 *
************************************************************
* HI * Pearl City * Century Park Plaza * 464.2250 *
************************************************************
* IA * Des Moines * Merel Hay Mall * 154.5400 *
* * * * 154.5700 *
* * West Burlington * Southridge Mall * 464.6750 *
************************************************************
* IL * Springfield * The Center * 464.9250 *
* * Chicago * Ford City Center * 464.7750 *
* * * * 464.9750 *
* * Aurora * Fox Valley Center * 464.6750 *
************************************************************
* IN * Ft. Wayne * Glenbrook Square * 464.5750 *
* * * * 464.8750 *
* * Indianapolis * Lafayette Square * 461.0250 *
************************************************************
* KS * Manhattan * Manhattan Tower Center* 463.5250 *
************************************************************
* KY * Lexington * Fayette Mall * 462.1125 *
* * Louisville * Oxmoor Center * 464.8125 *
************************************************************
* LA * New Orleans * World Trade Center * 463.2500 *
* * Shreveport * Mall St. Vincent * 464.6750 *
************************************************************
* MA * North Attleboro * Emerald Square Mall * 461.7250 *
* * Boston * World Trade Center * 461.9125 *
* * * * 461.9375 *
* * * * 461.9625 *
* * * * 462.1625 *
* * * * 464.8000 *
* * Boston * Copley Plaza * 154.6000 *
* * Watertown * Arsenal Mall * 464.9500 *
************************************************************
* MD * Baltimore * Eastpoint Mall * 151.8050 *
* * Greenbelt * Beltway Plaza Mall * 151.9250 *
************************************************************
* MI * Ann Arbor * Briarwood Mall * 462.0500 *
* * * * 462.5750 *
* * Detroit * Renaissance Center * 151.9550 *
* * * * 462.6000 *
* * * * 462.7625 *
* * Grand Rapids * Woodland Center * 464.4750 *
* * * * 464.5375 *
* * Rochester * Center Place * 464.4750 *
* * * * 464.5375 *
************************************************************
* MO * Kansas City * Bannister Mall * 464.5750 *
* * * * 464.6750 *
* * * Antioch Mall * 151.7150 *
* * * Metro North Mall * 151.7750 *
* * * Independence Center * 151.5150 *
* * * Plaza Merchants' Assn * 461.8500 *
* * * City Center Square * 463.6750 *
* * * Northwest Plaza * 464.8750 *
* * * Ward Parkway * 464.8750 *
* * St. Louis * Galleria * 461.9125 *
* * * * 462.0875 *
* * * * 462.8625 *
************************************************************
* MS * Tupelo * Mall @ Barnes Cross * 464.6000 *
************************************************************
* MT * Billings * West Park Plaza * 464.7750 *
************************************************************
* NC * Raleigh * North Hills Mall * 464.5750 *
* * Wilmington * Independence Mall * 464.7875 *
************************************************************
* ND * Great Forks * Columbia Mall * 463.6000 *
************************************************************
* NE * Freendale * Southridge Mall * 464.5250 *
* * North Platte * The Mall * 461.4250 *
************************************************************
* NH * Newington * Foxrun Mall * 463.9750 *
* * * * 464.2250 *
* * Nashua * Pheasant Lane Mall * 464.9500 *
************************************************************
* NJ * Atlantic City * Ocean One Mall * 461.9000 *
* * Short Hills * Mall @ Short Hills * 464.8250 *
* * New Brunswick * Fashion Plaza * 464.4750 *
************************************************************
* NV * Reno * Park Lane Mall * 464.0500 *
************************************************************
* NY * Colonie * Northway Mall * 461.6875 *
* * Mineola * Roosevelt Field * 462.7250 *
* * Massapequa * Sunrise Mall * 151.8650 *
* * * * 464.4650 *
* * Mt. Vernon * Cross Country Center * 154.5700 *
* * * * 154.6000 *
* * New York * Gateway Plaza * 464.8250 *
* * Lake Grove * Smithaven Mall * 154.6000 *
************************************************************
* OH * Columbus * Northland Mall * 463.6250 *
* * * * 464.9250 *
* * Cleveland * Randall Park * 461.4250 *
* * Euclid * Euclid Square * 461.1125 *
* * Fairview Park * Higbee * 151.7750 *
* * * Westgate Mall * 151.8950 *
* * * Genie of Fairview * 468.3750 *
* * North Randall * Randall Mall * 461.4250 *
* * Parma * Parmatown Mall * 464.6750 *
* * Richmond Heights * Richmond Mall * 461.2375 *
* * Youngstown * Southern Park Mall * 461.5000 *
************************************************************
* OK * Broken Arrow * Woodland Hills Mall * 461.0750 *
* * * * 469.6750 *
* * Oklahoma City * North Park Mall * 464.7875 *
************************************************************
* OR * Eugene * Gateway Mall * 461.1250 *
* * Portland * Washington Square Mall* 464.4750 *
************************************************************
* PA * Media * Granite Run Mall * 464.3250 *
* * Pittsburgh * Century III * 464.3250 *
* * * * 464.3750 *
* * * * 464.9750 *
* * Pittsburgh * Parkway Center Mall * 464.6875 *
************************************************************
* RI * Newport * Mall @ Newport * 461.5750 *
************************************************************
* SC * Columbia * Columbia Mall * 462.1125 *
* * Spartanburg * Westgate Mall * 151.9550 *
************************************************************
* TN * Knoxville * East Town Mall * 463.3375 *
* * Memphis * Mall of Memphis * 464.9750 *
* * Nashville * Bellevue Center * 464.8250 *
************************************************************
* TX * San Antonio * Wonderland Mall * 467.8750 *
* * * * 469.9125 *
* * Dallas * World Trade Center * 464.3750 *
* * * * 464.8750 *
* * Fort Worth * Plaza Forth Worth * 461.8500 *
* * * * 464.5500 *
* * Houston * West Oaks Mall * 462.1125 *
* * * * 464.3875 *
************************************************************

617/527.oo91

This program and all of the information contained in it are copyrighted by
Grove Enterprises, Inc. This program is SHAREWARE. The data contained in
this program is just a sample. If you are interested in obtaining the data
for your state, write or call Grove for more info. If you use the program,
and are interested in continuing use of the program, please either call or
write Grove Enterprises at:
Grove Enterprises, Inc.
140 Dog Branch Road
Brasstown, NC 28902-0098
(800) 438-8155
(704) 837-7081

The cost is $9.95, and by registering your software you are subject to
receiving discounts on further purchases of the FCC updates (Regular price
for the database and one state is $59.95, you pay only $49.95).
You can use VISA/MASTERCARD/DISCOVER or send a check.

GROVE FREQUENCY DATABASE
Version 2.0
Copyright 1992

SPECIAL NOTES:
You may press F1 at any time for help.
You can edit your files only in the SEARCH mode, not the QUERY or ADD modes.
When you merge two or more states, merging is done alphabetically by city.
Whenever you enter or edit a frequency, you must precede it with K or M for
kilohertz or megahertz, then leading zeroes to use up five spaces before the
decimal point (as in M00150.60000); trailing decimals (like those following 6
in
the example) are filled in automatically when you enter the record.

RUNNING YOUR PROGRAM FOR THE FIRST TIME

Type FREQ and press [ENTER]. When the menu options appear at the top of the
screen, the program is ready to run.

NOTE: If you receive the error message, "Can't create workspace" at the main
menu, you have either run out of space during the installation or you don't
have at least 400K of temporary disk space available after loading the
programs. You will need to delete at least 400K of disk space to continue.

HELP: By pressing the F1 key, the HELP window appears. Move the up and down
arrows to highlight the topic about which you want more information. When you
are done, you can either press [ESC] to return to the program, [ENTER] to
select another topic, or browse through the topics with PgUp or PgDn.

MENU OPTIONS

You may select the options at the top of the screen with a mouse, by pressing
the highlighted letter, or by moving the left or right arrow key until the
desired option is highlighted; then press [ENTER].

EXIT: Allows you to immediately exit the program to C:\FREQ prompt.

QUERY: This allows complex searches in all data fields (CITY, STATE, etc.)
when
you supply the combinations or limits. You cannot add, delete or edit files
in
the QUERY mode.

When you press QUERY you will see a new set of menu selections and a
CONDITIONS bar, under which your user-selected conditions will be listed
(there won't be any the first time--you have to select them in the ADD mode).

ADD: Lets you select field(s), operator(s) and connector(s) with which to
sort.

FIELD: Any of the seven headings in a record (city, state, etc.). Select
the one field number by which you wish to sort first.

NOTE: TO SEE THE SERVICE CODES PRESS THE F9 KEY (NOT F1 AS SHOWN ON
THE SCREEN).

OPERATOR: These commands tell the computer how to link together your
requirements for a custom search. For example, you can find all police
listings in a city; or all frequencies between 150 and 174 MHz operated by
one licensee; or all services likely to respond in a specific state, on a
specific frequency, to a specific event.

EQUAL: Finds all records which match your requested data.
NOT EQUAL: Excludes all records which match your requested data,
but finds all other records.
GREATER THAN: Finds all records which alphabetically or
numerically follow your requested data.
GREATER OR EQUAL: Same as GREATER THAN, but includes the
requested data.
LESS THAN: Finds all records which alphabetically or numerically
precede your requested data.
LESS OR EQUAL: Same as LESS THAN, but includes the requested
data.
CONTAINS: Finds all records which contain partial information you
know (i.e., 154.??? MHz, ???TOWN, MOTOR????CORP, etc.).

CONNECTORS: Allows combining of two or more searches with different
requirements.

AND: Directs the search to find records which have all requested
data entries in common.
OR: Directs the search to find records which have one or more
matching data entries in common.
[RETURN]: After setting your condition(s), pressing [ENTER] will
restore the screen to the previous CONDITIONS menu.

NOTE: The numbers which precede each condition in the CONDITIONS
menu are called record numbers. You will choose one number by
which to search (see SELECT below).

EDIT: This allows you to edit the ASCII characters that compose your
condition(s) (if you know how to do that!).

SELECT: You may choose one of the conditions you have created by selecting
the number next to it (the Record number). Without a condition being chosen,
the entire database will be shown.

PgUp/PgDn: You may step through the list of conditions using these menu items.

DEL: This allows you to delete any condition(s) you have created by Record
number.

Execute: After selecting--or not selecting--a condition, this command will
bring up the appropriate database files. The speed of your search will depend
upon:
(a) Temporary disk space (you should limit the number of records that
will
be selected as much as possible).
(b) Fragmented records (disk data become fragmented with use. This can
be corrected by commercial programs like VOPT from Golden Bow, Norton
Utilities, or SDEFRAG if you are using STACKER).
(c) Expanded memory if available.

ADD: This is the simplest way to add your own lists to the official FCC
records. When selected, your screen will show the last record entered; you
then add your own. You cannot delete or edit files in the add mode.

UTILITY: You may print to printer, print to file, view on the monitor what is
about to be printed, pack the deleted records for later recall, reindex the
database, and merge another state with your current database.

PRINT: Your printer, if on line, will now print your custom sort.

FILE: Print to file. Performs the same function as PRINT except that the
output is sent to a file in ASCII format, allowing you to use it later in any
other word processing program.

VIEW: Print to screen. You may view on screen the files you are about to
print
or copy to a file.

PACK: This compression feature takes all deleted records and packs them into
one file for later restoration if desired.

REINDEX: Files occasionally become disordered. This feature organizes all
original and added files, and can take from five minutes to an hour or more.

MERGE: Allows you to add another state to your database. DO NOT MERGE A
STATE THAT IS ALREADY IN YOUR DATABASE OR YOU WILL REPLACE THOSE FILES.
This is the feature which you were told earlier required a different
subdirectory (path). You will now use that new subdirectory (path) as the
location for the new state you want to merge.

This process can take anywhere from ten minutes to two hours or more. Take
your spouse out to dinner to justify buying this program.

After exiting the program, you may wish to delete the pre-merged subdirectory
so that you will have more disk space.

ORDER: You may arrange the vertical order in which records are presented in
the QUERY and SEARCH modes; for example, instead of alphabetically ordering
by city, you could order numerically by frequency, alphabetically by licensee,
service code, etc.

SEARCH: This is the simplest method to list records by any one common field.
You may add, delete or edit any records in this mode. When you select this
menu option, it will bring up a small list of fields in the middle of your
screen.
Type in the information you want to look for in any ONE of these fields. If
you
type information into more than one of these fields, it will search by the
first
information you typed in and ignore the rest.

If you need any help that is not given in this manual, you can call Grove
technical service at (704) 837-7081.

Thanks for your continuing support!

Bill Grove
Manager, Computer Services

MARINE FREQUENCIES

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2
3
4
5
6 156.300 intership safety
7 156.350 commercial
12 156.600 port operations/uscg
13 156.650 navigational
14 156.700 port operations/uscg
15 156.750 environ/hydrographic (ship receive)
16 156.800 DISTRESS/CALLING
17 156.850 state control
20 157.000 161.600 port operations
21 157.050 USCG Woods Hole, P. Town,
Castle Hill, Cape Canal
22 157.100 USCG Notice to Mariners
23 157.150 USCG Portland Boothbay ME.
24 157.200 161.800 marine telephone NewBedford
25 157.250 161.850 marine telephone Gloucester
26 157.300 161.900 marine telephone Boston
27 157.350 161.950 marine telephone Boston
28 157.400 162.000 marine telephone Hyannis
65 156.275 port operations
68 156.425 non-commercial
75
76
81 157.075 Boston, Gloucester,
Merrimack River,Pt Allerton
82
83 157.175 USCG Auxillary, Long Island Sound
84 161.825 161.825 marine telephone Hyannis
85 157.275 161.875 marine telephone Nantucket
86 157.325 161.925 marine telephone Nantucket
87 157.375 161.975 marine telephone NewBedford

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=

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD AND
MARITIME MOBILE IN THE VHF BAND
-------------------------------


CH. ALLOCATION SHIP SHORE
--- ---------- ---- -----
5 PORT OPERATIONS 156.25 156.25
6 SAFETY search/rescue 156.35 156.35
7 COMMERCIAL 156.35 156.35
8 COMMERCIAL 156.40 156.40
9 COMMERCIAL non-comm. 156.45 156.45
10 COMMERCIAL 156.50 156.50
11 COMMERCIAL 156.55 156.55
13 NAVIGATIONAL+CORP/ENG. 156.65 156.65
15 E.P.I.R.B.s GOVT. 156.75
16 DISTRESS SAFETY calling 156.80 156.80
17 STATE CONTROL 156.85 156.85
18 COMMERCIAL 156.90 156.90
19 COMMERCIAL 156.95 156.95
21 U.S. COAST GUARD ONLY 157.05 157.05
22 U.S. COAST GUARD LIAISON 157.10 157.10
24 PUBLIC CORRESPONDENCE 157.20 161.80
67 COMMERCIAL 156.375 156.375
68 NON COMMERCIAL 156.425 156.425
69 NON COMMERCIAL 156.475
70 DIGITAL DATA 156.55 156.525
71 NON COMMERCIAL 156.575 156.575
72 NON COMMERCIAL 156.625 156.625
79 COMMERCIAL 156.975 156.975
80 COMMERCIAL 157.025 157.025
82 U.S. GOVT. ONLY 161.725
83 U.S. COAST GUARD AUX. 157.175 157.175
88 COMMERCIAL 157.425 157.425

CANADIAN (only changes)
21b marine broadcast 161.65
82 CANADIAN COAST GUARD 157.125 157.15
83b MARINE BROADCAST 161.775

WEATHER INFORMATION
WX1 ---------------------------- 162.55 162.55
WX2 ---------------------------- 162.40 162.40
WX3 ---------------------------- 162.475 162.475

SHIP TO SHORE TELEPHONE CALLS 161.80
" " " " 161.825
" " " " 161.85
" " " " 161.875
" " " " 161.90
" " " " 161.925
" " " " 161.95
SHIP TO SHORE TELEPHONE CALL 161.975
" " " " 162.000

UNAUTHORIZED MARINE FREQUENCIES
CH. 60 156.025
CH. 61 156.075
CH. 62 156.125
CH. 63 156.175
CH. 64 156.225

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102nd FIGHTER INTERCEPT WING
FIW


The 102nd FIW located in Massachusetts, upper Cape Cod is the first line of
defense for the East coast, which consists of five installations:

Cape Cod Air Force Station
Pave Paws Radar
Coast Guard Air Station
Army N.G. Camp Edwards
ANG "Otis ANGB"

102nd FIW Main and Aux
----------------------

Main Radio

Button 1 262.000 Cape Op's-- Command Post (CP)
Button 2 275.800 Otis ANGB Ground Control
Button 3 294.700 Otis ANGB Tower
Button 4 291.100 Otis ANGB Departure Control
Button 5 269.300 Boston Center--ARTCC
Button 6 307.300 Boston ARTCC (changes frequently)
Manual 351.900 Boston ARTCC
Manual 387.100 Boston ARTCC
Button 7 307.000 Boston ARTCC
Button 8 284.600 Otis ANGB Approach Control
Button 9 239.200 NORAD-AFS Remote Site-Tactical
Button 10 364.200 Air Intercept Control Channel (AICC)
Button 11 251.800 NORAD-Scramble Channel
Button 12 258.000 NORAD "Paddle" frequency with AWACS
Button 13 303.900 NORAD-AFS Remote Site
Button 16 233.600 NORAD-Scramble Channel
Button 17 228.700 NORAD-AFS Remote Site, AWACS
Button 20 288.000 NORAD-AFS Remote Site-Tactical

Auxillary Radio

Button 1 262.000 Otis ANGB CP
Button 2 289.000 Air-to-Air
Button 3-20 Unidentified

102nd FIW AC Frequencies
-------------------------

118.200 Otis Approach, paired with 284.600
118.750 Otis Approach, paired with 318.100
121.000 Otis Tower, paired with 294.700
121.600 Otis Ground Control, paired with 275.800
124.700 Otis Approach/Departure
126.100 " " "
126.300 Otis Departure, paired with 291.100
255.800 Assigned by AWACS "Dragnet Victor"/NORAD "Huntress"
228.700 Primary NORAD Operational and Control "Huntress" Command Channel
231.700 Equipment test with "Footrope" 103 Tactical Command Squadron
233.500 NORAD Operational and Control "Huntress"
233.600 Primary NORAD Control "Huntress" Command channel-AWACS mission
237.150 AWACS and Fighter exercise-assigned by "Dragnet Victor" AWACS
238.100 Unidentified usage
238.200 Bangor ANG Air Refueling Group Command Post "Mainiac Op's" used as
refueling channel with "Maine" (ID for KC-135 Tanker)
238.600 Equipment test with "Footrope" 103rd TCS Connecticut
238.700 NORAD Primary Command Operational and Control
238.800 Pre-set Button 8 when enroute to Loring AFB, Limestone, Maine
239.200 NORAD Operational and Control-AFS Radar and Radio Remote, AWACS
Celestial Gulf
239.400 NORAD Operational and Control-Discrete-"Have Quick"
251.250 Working "Footrope" Lane 3 Whiskey 105 (Warning Area)
215.800 Primary NORAD Command Channel-"Huntress"
255.000 Navy FACSFAC-Vacapes Primary Warning Area 107 and 108/Air Refueling
258.000 Primary NORAD Command Channel-"Paddle Freq" for AWACS and Ground
Link
259.400 Button 10 in AUX Radio working "Sleekness" and "Footrope"
265.900 Discrete assigned by Navy FACSFAC Vacapes "Giant Killer" W.A. 105
267.800 Working "Roadstead" in W.A. 105-AAR with "Pac" KC-135 Pease ANG
270.100 AUX Radio-"Footrope"NORAD Operational AFS Radio Remote
273.400 NORAD Command channel-AWACS Celestial Gulf-NORAD "Huntress"
275.900 Working "Footrope" 103rd TCS Connecticut
278.400 NORAD Command Channel-AFS Remote Radio Site-AWACS Celestial Gulf
287.300 AAR with "PAC" Tanker/Command post 157th ANG Air refueling Group,
Pease AFB, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Callsign "PAC" = KC-135
288.000 NORAD Operational and COntrol/AFS Remote Radar and Rado Site Freq.
288.200 AWACS "Celestial Gulf) assigned Bandsaw Gulf" = Mission Commander
292.500 Working "Sleekness" in W.A. 105
292.800 NORAD Command Channel-AFS Radar and Radio Remote Site
296.650 AWACS "Dragnet Victor" Assigned for exercise
297.700 Discrete Interplane used during exercise
299.200 Discrete Interplane used during exercise
299.500 Discrete Assigned by Navy FACSFAC/Vacapes "Giant Killer"
301.600 TAC Control "Footrope" Main Freq.103rd TCS, Connecticut
303.000 "Roadstead" W 105-used as common-also Barnes 104th TFG Command
Post
305.000 Navy FACSFAC/Vacapes "Giant Killer" W 105 and 106 AP/DP-Training
308.800 Working "Sleeper"/working "Sleekness"/Fighter Control
313.600 Common AWACS Training Freq. used by "Dragnet Victor" and"Celestial
Gulf"
314.200 Primary TCS Freq. "Roadstead" and "Footrope"
316.700 Listed as AF Pease AFB, NH-used in mission by 102nd FIW
318.400 NORAD Command Channel/used as surveillance coordination W/AWACS
320.600 AWACS Training Freq. "Celestial Gulf" Assigned to Fighters
328.000 Working "Sleekness" in Sorting Exercise
328.100 Navy FACSFAC/Vacapes "Giant Killer" Primary for W 105 and W 106
348.200 Working "Sleekness" in Sorting Exercise
351.000 Air-to-air refueling with "PAC" 157th ANG ARG.NH/Secondary Mission
Frequency
355.200 Working "Sleekness" in Training, Sorting Exercise
361.200 Used as Discrete in Sorting Exercise
361.600 Tactical Control in Training Exercise
364.200 Air intercept Control Channel-NORAD Command channel (AICC)
382.000 NORAD ATC Channel-Clearances and Air Traffic Control
390.100 Air-to-air Refueling W/"PAC" 157th ANG ARG Pease AFB, NH
398.100 Working "Roadstead" in W 105 in Sorting Exercise-Secondary
Frequency

Otis ANGB Non-AC Frequencies
----------------------------

51.15 Army NG Helicopter Operations (NBFM)
122.850 Army NG Helicopter Operations (AM)
148.515 Air Crew Alert
150.165 Flightline Refueling Operations
150.195 Munitions; Flight Line Maintenance
150.255 Ramp Control, Ground Engineers
163.5125 Maintenance, Taxi
163.5375 Munitions, Police
165.1125 Taxi, Civil Engineers
165.1375 Security-Perimeter and gates
170.450 U.S.D.A. Inspection service
173.5875 Fire/Crash Crews, E.O.D.
413.450 Command Alert

Tactical Calls and Codes
-------------------------

Alpha Kilo NORAD Alert scramble
Band Saw Gulf E-3A AWACS Mission Commander
Blade F/A-18 Hornet
Cajun F-15 Secondary Training
Cape F-15 Enroute Cross Country
Cape Fox F-15s
Celestial Gulf E-3A AWACS
Chief F-15 Secondary Training
Darken AV-8B Marine Harriers
Dog AV-8B Marine Harriers
Dragnet Victor E-3A AWACS
Flash F-15 Primary Training
Footrope 103rd TCS-CT
Giant Killer Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility (FACSFAC)
Heat FB-111s-Plattsburgh, NY
Huntress NORAD 24th AD NE Control Center
Jeep F-15 Primary Training
Jersey F-40 Phantom-Atlantic City ANGB
Lynx F-15 Primary Training
Maine KC-135 Tankers from Bangor ANGB
Maples F-16 VT ANG
Moose B-52s-Loring AFB
Norris B-1 Bomber
Pac KC-135 Tanker 157th ARG, Pease AFB
Roadstead 102nd TCS-N. Smithfield, RI
Rodeo F-15 Secondary Training
Roma Kc-135 Tankers-Griffiss AFB
Slam F-15 Primary Training
Spook Lear Jets from Griffiss AFB
Strato B-52s-Griffiss AFB
Upset KC-10 Tanker
Viper A-10s

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MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
------------------------------------------

Complete Frequency List
Thanks to John Cull and Bill Dunn
Compiled by David Moisan

Police
------

MBTA Police Ch. #1 470.6625
" " Ch. #2 483.5625

BAPERN Ch. 2 North 470.4875
" Ch. 2 West 470.7375
" Ch. 2 South 470.9125
BAPERN Ch. 3 470.7875
" Ch. 4 470.5625

Rapid Transit
-------------

Green Line and Mattapan 470.6375
Blue Line 470.6875
Red Line 470.4125
Orange Line 470.6125

Buses
-----

Buses/Trackless Trolleys 472.5875
Buses 472.6875
Buses 472.5125
Buses 472.7875
"The Ride"--HP vans 472.6375

Maintainance/Repair
-------------------

Repair Crews 31.14 (input 30.90)
Engineering 44.46
Cordless microphones 154.570
Riverside Car Repair 153.755 (input 158.775)
Administration 453.900

Commuter Rail
-------------

Dispatch 160.59
Channel 1 System Emergency 161.49 trains
" " " " 161.695
Channel 2 North Rail 160.32
Channel 3 South/West 160.80
Channel 4 Yard 161.07

Yards, North of Boston 160.875
Yards, South of Boston 160.920

Engineering 160.695
Maintenance 161.565
" 161.46

Marine
------

Lynn--Ch 68 (Non-comm'cal) 156.425
" Ch. 9 (Commercial) 156.450
" Ch. 13 (Navigation) 156.650
" Ch. 16 (Emergency) 156.800

Manchester--Ch. 68 156.425
" Ch. 9 156.450
Ch. 13 156.650
Ch. 16 156.800

617/527.oo91

Frequency List for: MC DONALDS

Uploaded by Jay Reimer

Licensee City Frequency State Callsign

MC DONALDS M00030.84000 CA KD45663
MC DONALDS OF ARCATA M00030.84000 CA KD50108
MC DONALDS OF LAKEPO M00030.84000 CA KD48017
MC DONALDS RESTAURAN M00030.84000 CA KD52692
MCDONALDS CORPORATIO M00030.84000 CA KB85321
MCDONALDS OF GENEVA M00030.84000 CA KB81679
MCDONALDS RESTAURANT M00030.84000 CA KB84003
MCDONALDS M00031.00000 CA KD24543
H O MC DONALDS M00033.14000 CA KD43164
MC DONALDS M00033.14000 CA KB90210
MCDONALDS 10023 M00033.14000 CA KB88314
MCDONALDS 593 M00033.14000 CA KB81020
MCDONALDS 947 M00033.14000 CA KB81019
MCDONALDS M00033.14000 CA KB81058
MCDONALDS CORP M00033.14000 CA KB82459
MCDONALDS CORPORATIO M00033.14000 CA KD26892
MCDONALDS MCOPCO 567 M00033.14000 CA KB82266
MCDONALDS OF ANAHEIM M00033.14000 CA KD20469
MCDONALDS OF SUSANVI M00033.14000 CA KB83407
MC DONALDS 1437 M00035.02000 CA KD43723
MC DONALDS CBC M00035.02000 CA KB73713
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00035.02000 CA KB76555
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00035.02000 CA KD51499
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00035.02000 CA WNSF951
MC DONALDS OF BARSTO M00035.02000 CA KB73083
MC DONALDS OF DANA P M00035.02000 CA KD43258
MC DONALDS OF FOLSOM M00035.02000 CA WNSP697
MC DONALDS OF TUSTIN M00035.02000 CA KB70676
MC DONALDS RESTAURAN M00035.02000 CA KB73007
MC DONALDS RESTAURAN M00035.02000 CA WNUK840
MCDONALDS 10023 M00035.02000 CA KB88314
MCDONALDS 1308 M00035.02000 CA KD41168
MCDONALDS 1671 M00035.02000 CA KD39028
MCDONALDS 1921 M00035.02000 CA KB91063
MCDONALDS 2329 M00035.02000 CA KD26532
MCDONALDS 3017 M00035.02000 CA KB70027
MCDONALDS 3372 M00035.02000 CA KD25679
MCDONALDS 3580 M00035.02000 CA KB73656
MCDONALDS 4111 M00035.02000 CA KB70029
MCDONALDS 4147 M00035.02000 CA KB70028
MCDONALDS 4643 M00035.02000 CA KB89897
MCDONALDS 4968 M00035.02000 CA KB70025
MCDONALDS 593 M00035.02000 CA KB81020
MCDONALDS 6216 M00035.02000 CA KB70026
MCDONALDS 682 M00035.02000 CA KD41165
MCDONALDS 876 M00035.02000 CA KB75924
MCDONALDS 947 M00035.02000 CA KB81019
MCDONALDS 969 M00035.02000 CA KB70030
MCDONALDS CANOGA PAR M00035.02000 CA KB71090
MCDONALDS DARDI FOOD M00035.02000 CA KB77941
MCDONALDS EL TORO M00035.02000 CA KD30829
MCDONALDS ELK GROVE M00035.02000 CA KB82999
MCDONALDS NORTH OXNA M00035.02000 CA KB75699
MCDONALDS OF ANAHEIM M00035.02000 CA KB66619
MCDONALDS OF BREA M00035.02000 CA KB67837
MCDONALDS OF CALIF I M00035.02000 CA KB77557
MCDONALDS OF CALIFOR M00035.02000 CA KB77556
MCDONALDS OF CAMERON M00035.02000 CA KD27310
MCDONALDS OF CASTRO M00035.02000 CA KB70639
MCDONALDS OF HESPERI M00035.02000 CA KD26954
MCDONALDS OF OXNARD M00035.02000 CA KB82837
MCDONALDS OF PORTOLA M00035.02000 CA KB90919
MCDONALDS OF SUNNYVA M00035.02000 CA KD37708
MCDONALDS REST M00035.02000 CA KB76909
MCDONALDS RESTAURANT M00035.02000 CA KD21814
MCDONALDS SERRAMONTE M00035.02000 CA KD29395
MCDONALDS STOCKTON B M00035.02000 CA KD29490
MCDONALDS UNIT 7698 M00035.02000 CA KB74801
VIC RO MAC:MCDONALDS M00035.02000 CA KD37040
YIN MC DONALDS M00035.02000 CA KB77898
YIN MCDONALDS II M00035.02000 CA KD20307
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNRO220
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNRR711
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNRU898
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNSH854
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNSL428
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNSV981
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNUS612
MC DONALDS M00151.71500 CA WNUT501
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNSB440
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNSD959
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNSH853
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNUJ724
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNUR798
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNUS464
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNUT420
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00151.71500 CA WNUU824
MC DONALDS MURRIETA M00151.71500 CA WNSV579
MC DONALDS OF CALIFO M00151.71500 CA WNUT781
MC DONALDS OF EAST P M00151.71500 CA KD37734
MC DONALDS OF PLAZA M00151.71500 CA KD47234
MC DONALDS OF PRUNDA M00151.71500 CA KD49549
MC DONALDS OF TARA H M00151.71500 CA WNRU475
MC DONALDS RESTAURAN M00151.71500 CA WNQZ870
MC DONALDS RESTAURAN M00151.71500 CA WNRM702
MCDONALDS 10023 M00151.89500 CA KB88314
MCDONALDS 593 M00151.89500 CA KB81020
MCDONALDS 947 M00151.89500 CA KB81019
MCDONALDS MCOPCO 567 M00151.89500 CA KB82266
MCDONALDS OF SUSANVI M00151.89500 CA KB83407
MC DONALDS OF ARCATA M00154.57000 CA KD50108
MC DONALDS OF LAKEPO M00154.57000 CA KD48017
MCDONALDS OF GALT M00154.57000 CA KD39979
MCDONALDS OF WOODLAN M00154.57000 CA KD31827
MC DONALDS 1437 M00154.60000 CA KD43723
MC DONALDS CBC M00154.60000 CA KB73713
MC DONALDS CORPORATI M00154.60000 CA WNSF951
MC DONALDS OF BARSTO M00154.60000 CA KB73083
MC DONALDS OF DANA P M00154.60000 CA KD43258
MC DONALDS OF FOLSOM M00154.60000 CA WNSP697
MC DONALDS OF TUSTIN M00154.60000 CA KB70676
MC DONALDS RESTAURAN M00154.60000 CA WNUK840
MCDONALDS 10023 M00154.60000 CA KB88314
MCDONALDS 1308 M00154.60000 CA KD41168
MCDONALDS 1671 M00154.60000 CA KD39028
MCDONALDS 1921 M00154.60000 CA KB91063
MCDONALDS 2329 M00154.60000 CA KD26532
MCDONALDS 3017 M00154.60000 CA KB70027
MCDONALDS 3372 M00154.60000 CA KD25679
MCDONALDS 3580 M00154.60000 CA KB73656
MCDONALDS 4111 M00154.60000 CA KB70029
MCDONALDS 4147 M00154.60000 CA KB70028
MCDONALDS 4643 M00154.60000 CA KB89897
MCDONALDS 4968 M00154.60000 CA KB70025
MCDONALDS 593 M00154.60000 CA KB81020
MCDONALDS 6216 M00154.60000 CA KB70026
MCDONALDS 682 M00154.60000 CA KD41165
MCDONALDS 876 M00154.60000 CA KB75924
MCDONALDS 947 M00154.60000 CA KB81019
MCDONALDS 969 M00154.60000 CA KB70030
MCDONALDS CANOGA PAR M00154.60000 CA KB71090
MCDONALDS DARDI FOOD M00154.60000 CA KB77941
MCDONALDS EL TORO M00154.60000 CA KD30829
MCDONALDS ELK GROVE M00154.60000 CA KB82999
MCDONALDS NORTH OXNA M00154.60000 CA KB75699
MCDONALDS OF ANAHEIM M00154.60000 CA KB66619
MCDONALDS OF BREA M00154.60000 CA KB67837
MCDONALDS OF CALIF I M00154.60000 CA KB77557
MCDONALDS OF CALIFOR M00154.60000 CA KB77556
MCDONALDS OF CAMERON M00154.60000 CA KD27310
MCDONALDS OF CASTRO M00154.60000 CA KB70639
MCDONALDS OF HESPERI M00154.60000 CA KD26954
MCDONALDS OF OXNARD M00154.60000 CA KB82837
MCDONALDS OF PORTOLA M00154.60000 CA KB90919
MCDONALDS OF SUNNYVA M00154.60000 CA KD37708
MCDONALDS SERRAMONTE M00154.60000 CA KD29395
MCDONALDS STOCKTON B M00154.60000 CA KD29490
MCDONALDS UNIT 7698 M00154.60000 CA KB74801
VIC RO MAC:MCDONALDS M00154.60000 CA KD37040
YIN MC DONALDS M00154.60000 CA KB77898
YIN MCDONALDS II M00154.60000 CA KD20307


45.0200 MIAMI CO. OSP #55 PIQUA
145.1900 MIAMI CO. WEST MILTON FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. CASSTOWN FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. COVINGTON FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. FLETCHER FIRE
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
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
155.6550 MIAMI CO. BRADFORD PD
155.6550 MIAMI CO. COVINGTON PD
155.6550 MIAMI CO. WEST MILTON PD
856.4375 MIAMI CO. MIAMI COUNTY SO

NAME TX RX COMMENTS

ADRIAN CITY POLICE 155.490 ADRIAN MI
ALBION POLICE 155.415 ALBION MI/154.650 MOBILE
ALCONA COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140
ALGONAC POLICE 154.815 ALGONAC MI
ALLEGAN AMBULANCE 154.5150 154.5150 B/M F4
154.6500 155.5500 M F2
155.2050 155.2050 B/M F3
155.3400 155.3400 M HERN FREQUENCY F1
155.5500 155.5500 B/M
ALLEGAN CITY POLICE 154.650 ALLEGAN MI
155.550 ALLEGAN MI
ALLEGAN CO FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M RED CHANNEL
154.2950 154.2950 B/M GREEN CHANNEL
154.3250 154.3250 B/M YELLOW CHANNEL
155.5500 155.5500 M BLUE CHANNEL
ALLEGAN CO SHERIFF 154.6500 155.5500 M REPEATER F1
155.3700 155.3700 B POINT TO POINT F3
155.5500 155.5500 M TALK AROUND F2
155.6400 155.6400 B/M LEIN
155.8650 155.8650 M MEPS F4
ALLEGAN COUNTY SHERIFF 154.650 COMMON FREQ IN AREA
155.550 ALLEGAN MI
155.640 F-3/158.910 MOBILE
ALLEN PARK CITY POLICE 155.490 F-1/156.150 MOBILE
ALMA POLICE 155.595 ALMA MI/154.950 MOBILE
ALPENA COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.640 MOBILE
AMERICAN RED CROSS 47.5800 47.5800 B/M KENT CO
ANN ARBOR CITY POLICE 154.875 LEIN FREQ
ANTRIM COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.680 MOBILE
BANGOR POLICE 155.580 BANGOR MI/156.090 MOBILE
BARRY CO SHERIFF 155.1300 154.7100 B
156.1500 156.1500 M JAIL FREQ-F2
BARRY COUNTY SHERIFF 154.710 CAR TO CAR
155.130 F-1/154.710 MOBILE
BATTLE CREEK CITY POLICE 154.755 F-2 LEIN (BCCD)
154.815 F-1 CTC/INPUT
154.860 F-3
155.850
155.970 CONTROL-MOBILE RELAY
156.030 F-4 CTC
BAY CITY POLICE 155.625 BAY CITY MI
BAY COUNTY SHERIFF 155.790 DISPATCH
BELDING POLICE 155.700 BELDING MI
BELLEVILLE POLICE 155.250 BELLEVILLE MI
BENTON HARBOR CITY POLICE 155.670 BENTON HARBOR MI
155.970
BENTON HARBOR PD 155.6700 155.6700 B/M B/H ACC,T
155.9700 155.9700 B/M B/H ACC,T
BENZIE COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.820 MOBILE
BERRIEN COUNTY SHERIFF 453.525 JAIL CONTROL/463.525
460.100 F-1 NORTH/465.100 MOBILE
460.275 F-3 CENTRAL/465.275
MOBILE
460.425 F-3 SOUTH/465.425 MOBILE
BERTRAND FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M B/H
BIRMINGHAM CITY POLICE 155.655 155.970 MOBILE
BLOOMFIELD HILLS POLICE 155.655 BLOOMFIELD HILLS MI
BRANCH COUNTY SHERIFF 155.520
BRIDGEMAN FD 154.2500 154.2500 M B/H ACC,T
154.2950 154.2950 M B/H ACC,T
154.9650 154.9650 M B/H ACC,T
BRIGHTON FD 154.0100 154.0100 B/M
155.8050 155.8050 B/M
BUCHANAN CITY POLICE 460.275 465.275 MOBILE
BUCHANNAN PD 465.1000 460.1000 M B/H ACC,T F1
465.2750 460.2750 M B/H ACC,T F3
465.4250 460.4250 M B/H ACC,T F2
BURR OAK PD 154.1000 154.1000 B/M B/H ACC,T
154.7700 155.7300 B/M B/H ACC,T
BUTTERWORTH HOSPITAL 155.4000 155.4000 B/P AERO MED
CADILLAC CITY POLICE 155.160 CADILLAC MI
155.610 CADILLAC MI
CALHOUN COUNTY SHERIFF 155.310 ALBION MI
155.535 F-1/154.650 MOBILE
155.545 F-1/CCSD ANIMAL CONTROL
158.775 F-3
CALHOUN SD 154.6500 155.5350 RPT
CASNOVIA FD 154.1900 154.1900 B/M
CASS COUNTY SHERIFF 155.595 154.830 MOBILE
CENTERVILLE PD 154.0700 154.0700 M B/H ACC,T
154.7700 155.7300 M B/H ACC,T
155.8650 155.8650 M B/H ACC,T
CENTRAL MICH UNIV POLICE 154.800 MT PLEASENT MI CAMPUS
CHARLIEVOX COUNTY SHERIFF 39.050 SHERIFF DEPT/39.820
MOBILE
CHARLOTTE POLICE 460.450 CHARLOTTE MI/465.450 MOB
CHEBOYGAN COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.820 MOBILE
CHERRY GROVE TWP FD 39.5000 39.5000 B/M
CHIPPEWA COUNTY SHERIFF 155.415
155.535
451.100 456.100 MOBILE
CITY OF BATTLE CREEK 453.650 PUBLIC WORKS
CLARE COUNTY SHERIFF 39.880
CLAWSON CITY POLICE 155.595 CLAWSON MI/154.800
MOBILE
CLINTON COUNTY SHERIFF 460.325 DISPATCH/465.325 MOBILE
COLDWATER POLICE 155.610 COLDWATER MI
155.985 COLDWATER MI
COLOMA MI PD 39.580 39.660 MOBILE
COLON PD 154.7700 155.7300 M B/H ACC,T
COOPERSVILLE FD 45.3600 45.3600 B/M
COOPERSVILLE PD 159.2100 159.2100 B/M
COVERT FD 154.2050 154.2050 B B/H
CROCKERY FD 154.1600 154.1600 B/M
D N R 44.6400 44.6400 B/M BELOW M46
44.7200 44.7200 B/M ABOVE M46
44.8000 44.8000 B BASE TO BASE
DALTON FD 154.1150 154.1150 B/M MUSKEGON
DEARBORN CITY POLICE 158.850 F-1/154.770 MOBILE
453.050 458.050 MOBILE
DEARBORN HEIGHTS POLICE 156.000 DEARBORN HEIGHTS MI
DELTON POLICE 155.700 DELTON MI
DETROIT CITY POLICE 453.200 F-3 PRECTS 7 - 9 - 13
453.250 F-6 PRECTS 14 - 16
453.550 F-5 SPECIAL EVENTS
453.700 CITYWIDE C
453.750 F-2 PRECTS 6 - 10
453.800 F-4 PRECTS 11 - 12
453.875 F-11 TACT SQUADS
453.925 F-12 COMMAND
453.975 F-13 DETECTIVES
DETROIT METRO AIRPORT 155.580 AIRPORT SECURITY
DORR F D 154.3250 154.3250 B/M
DOUGLAS PD 154.6500 155.5500 B/M
DOWAGIAC POLICE 155.610 DOWAGIAC MI
EAST GRAND RAPIDS PD 154.6550 154.6550 M MISP 1
154.8000 154.8000 B/M F1
154.8600 154.8600 B/M F2
EAST GRAND RAPIDS POLICE 154.800 154.950 MOBILE
EAST LANSING POLICE 460.375 465.375 MOBILE
460.450 465.450 MOBILE
EATON COUNTY SHERIFF 460.425 465.425 MOBILE
465.050
EATON RAPIDS POLICE 460.550 EATON RAPIDS MI/465.500
ECORSE CITY POLICE 155.490 ECORSE MI/156.150 MOBILE
EDWARDSBURG FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M B/H ACC,T
EGGLESTON FD 155.1000 155.1000 B/M MUSKEGON
EMMETT TWP POLICE 155.610 BATTLE CREEK MI
FARMINGHAM HILLS POLICE 155.415 156.150 MOBILE
FENNIVILLE POLICE 154.650 FENNIVILLE MI
FENNVILLE AMBULANCE 458.0750 458.0750 M HOLLAND ACC,T
FENNVILLE PD 155.5500 155.5500 B/M
FENNVILLE POLICE 155.550 ALLEGAN COUNTY
FERNDALE CITY POLICE 155.010 154.740 MOBILE
FERRYSBURG PD 155.9700 155.9700 B/M
FLINT CITY POLICE 155.070 156.150 MOBILE
155.685 F-3
FREEPORT FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M
FREMONT CITY POLICE 155.130 FREMONT MI/156.030 MOB
GARDEN CITY POLICE 154.815 156.150 MOBILE
GENESEE COUNTY SHERIFF 155.580 156.090 MOBILE
GEORGETOWN TWP CD 158.8200 158.8200 B/M
GLADWIN COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.820 MOBILE
GOGEBIC COUNTY SHERIFF 155.415 155.970 MOBILE
GRAAFSCHAP FD 154.3250 154.3250 B/M HOLLAND ACC,T
GRAND HAVEN FD 154.1600 154.1600 B/M
GRAND HAVEN POLICE 155.910 154.725 MOBILE
GRAND LEDGE POLICE 460.475 GRAND LEDGE MI/465.475
MOB
GRAND RAPIDS CITY POLICE 154.740 F-9 TRAFFIC MOBILE
154.770 MOBILE INPUT
154.830 VICE SQUAD
154.860 F-2 LEIN/154.950 MOBILE
155.655 F-1 NORTH REPEATER
155.790 F-3 SOUTH REPEATER
453.250 SWAT
GRAND RAPIDS FD 154.2950 154.2950 M MUTUAL AID
154.3700 154.3700 B/M AREA DISPATCH
465.6000 460.6000 M
GRAND RAPIDS PD 154.6500 154.6500 M MOBILE F7
154.6650 154.6650 M MOBILE F8
154.7400 154.7400 M MOBILE F9
154.8300 154.8300 M
154.8600 154.8600 B/M F2 CAR TO CAR
155.0700 155.0700 B/M F4
155.6550 154.7700 R F1-SOUTH
155.7900 154.9500 R F3-NORTH
155.8650 155.8650 B/M MEPS - MOBILE F5
453.2500 458.2500 R
458.2500 453.2500 M
809.9625 854.9625 M
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY 39.640 SHERIFF DEPT/39.820
MOBILE
GRANDVILLE CITY POLICE 155.520 F-1/155.835 MOBILE
GRANDVILLE PD 155.5200 155.5200 B/M F-1
155.8350 155.8350 B/M F-2
GREENVILLE CITY POLICE 155.610 154.650 MOBILE
HAGAR TOWNSHIP FD 154.2500 154.2500 M B/H
HAMILTON FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M HOLLAND ACC,T
154.3250 154.3250 M PAGER FREQ
HARTFORD FD 155.7150 155.7150
HASTINGS FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M
HASTINGS PD 155.1300 154.7100 B W/BARRY CO
HASTINGS POLICE 156.150 HASTINGS MI (BARRY
COUNTY)
HILLSDALE COUNTY SHERIFF 155.565 154.830 MOBILE
HOLLAND CITY POLICE 155.415 HOLLAND MI
155.850
HOLLAND FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M
HOLLAND PD 155.4150 155.4150 B/M F1
155.8500 155.8500 B/M F3
155.9050 155.9050 B/M F2
HOLLAND STREET DEPT 155.9400 155.9400 B/M
HOLLAND TWP FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M
HOPKINS FD 153.8900 153.8900 M
HOWARD CITY FD 155.7600 155.7600 M
HUDSONVILLE PD 158.8200 158.8200 B/M
HUDSONVILLE POLICE 155.910 155.970 MOBILE
HURON COUNTY SHERIFF 39.680
INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF 155.805 ANIMAL CONTROL
460.350 465.350 MOBILE
465.300 LEIN
465.350 PRIME
INKSTER CITY POLICE 154.815 155.925 MOBILE
INTERNAL SECURITY 465.9250 460.9250 M
IONIA CO SD 155.3100 154.7100 R
IONIA CO SHERIFF POSSE 155.7100 155.7100 B/M
IONIA COUNTY SHERIFF 155.310 154.710/MOBILE
IRON COUNTY SHERIFF 155.190 154.710 MOBILE
ISABELLA COUNTY SHERIFF 154.875
JACKSON CITY POLICE 460.150 465.150 MOBILE
460.250 465.250 MOBILE
JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF 155.565 155.595 MOBILE
JAMESTOWN TWP FD 154.3700 154.3700 M HOLLAND ACC,T
KALAMAZOO CITY POLICE 155.190 LEIN/GREEN/154.740 MOB
155.685 RED/TAC/154.890 MOBILE
KALAMAZOO COUNTY SHERIFF 155.430 PRIME/154.845 MOBILE
155.625 F-3 (LEIN)
159.030 MOBILE INPUT
453.525 JAIL CONTROL
KALAMAZOO SD 154.8450 155.4300 RPT
KALAMAZOO STATE HOSPITAL 155.2200 155.2200 B/M
KALAMAZOO TWP POLICE 155.250 F-1/154.950 MOBILE
KENT CITY 155.7150 155.7150 B/M
KENT CITY PW 155.9850 155.9850 B/M
KENT CO FD 154.0100 154.0100 M F2
154.0700 154.0700 B/M
KENT CO JAIL 453.5250 453.5250 B/M
KENT CO PW 155.9850 155.9850 B/M
KENT CO SHERIFF 154.8900 154.8900 M/P F2-CAR TO CAR
155.0700 155.0700 M F3
155.7300 155.7300 B/M LEIN - MOBILE F5
155.8650 155.8650 B/M MEPS - MOBILE F4
KENT CO. SD 154.2050 154.2050 DETECTIVES
KENT COUNTY SHERIFF 155.010 F-1 DISP/154.890 MOB
155.730 LEIN/158.970 MOBILE
KENTWOOD CITY POLICE 155.040 KENTWOOD MI
155.520 KENTWOOD MI (GR AREA)
KEWEENAW COUNTY SHERIFF 155.415
LAKE CO FD 39.8200 39.8200 B/M 2753/626 TONES
LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.800 MOBILE
LAKE ODESSA FD 154.4000 154.4000 B/M
LAKE TWP FD 153.7550 155.8350 B/M B/H ACC,T F1
154.2500 154.2500 B/M B/H ACC,T F2
154.2950 154.2950 B/M B/H ACC,T F3
155.1750 155.1750 B/M B/H ACC,T F4
LAKE TWP RESCUE 154.2500 154.2500 M B/H ACC,T
155.1750 155.1750 M B/H ACC,T
155.2800 155.2800 M B/H ACC,T
LAKETOWN TWP PD 155.5500 155.5500 B/M
LANSING CAPITOL AIRPORT 460.150 AIRPORT PD/465.100
MOBILE
LANSING CITY POLICE 460.200 F-1 DISPATCH/465.200 MOB
460.300 F-2 LEIN/465.300
460.400 F-4 CTC/465.400 MOBILE
460.500 F-4/465.500 MOBILE
LAWRENCE PD 155.7150 155.7150 B/M B/H ACC,T
156.0900 155.5800 B/M B/H ACC,T
LAWRENCE POLICE 155.760 LAWRENCE MI
LAWTON VILLAGE POLICE 155.745 LAWTON MI/156.090 MOBILE
LEIGHTON TWP FD 154.3250 154.3250 B/M PAGERS
LENAWEE COUNTY SHERIFF 155.190 F-2 ADRIAN MI/155.850
155.565 154.830 MOBILE
LINCOLN PARK CITY POLICE 155.490 LINCOLN PARK MI
LIVONIA CITY POLICE 155.625 F-2 LIVONIA MI
155.790 F-1/156.150 MOBILE
LOCKPORT FD 153.8900 153.8900
LOCKPORT FD 154.0700 154.0700
154.1000 154.1000
154.2950 154.2950
MACKINAC COUNTY SHERIFF 155.490
MACOMB COUNTY SHERIFF 460.150 465.150 MOBILE
460.375 465.375 MOBILE
MANISTEE COUNTY SHERIFF 39.800
MARCELLUS FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M B/H ACC,T
MARQUETTE COUNTY SHERIFF 155.430 155.910 MOBILE
MARSHALL TOWN POLICE 155.640 MARSHALL MI
MARTIN FD 154.3250 154.3250 M/P
MECOSTA CO SHERIFF 156.0300 156.0300 B/M
MECOSTA COUNTY SHERIFF 155.190 154.710 MOBILE
155.550
39.140 39.820 MOBILE
MERCY AMBULANCE 155.1600 155.1600 B/M
155.3400 155.3400 M MOBILE HERN
462.9750 467.9750 R RX PL 162.2
MERIDAN TWP POLICE 460.100 465.100 MOBILE (LANSING)
MI DEPT OF CORRECTIONS 154.025 JACKSON PRISON
154.055 JACKSON PRISON
155.085 CHELSEA MI
JACKSON PRISON
MICH STATE POLICE 154.695 MOBILE EXTENDER FREQ
154.935 FIRE MARSHALL DIV
155.865 STATEWIDE EMER FREQ
(MEPS)
42.020 DETROIT FWAY/42.800
F-4 MSP C ZONES/42.800
42.480 F-3 STATEWIDE TAC
42.560 AIRCRAFT/45.46
42.580 F-1 STATEWIDE
LOCAL AGENCY DISPATCH
MOTOR CARRIER OFFICERS
MSP/DNR DISPATCH
42.640 F-4 MSP B ZONES/42.180
42.680 F-4 MSP D ZONES/42.240
42.740 F-2 STATEWIDE MOBILE
42.860 F-4 MSP E ZONES/42.280
42.940 F-4 MSP A ZONES/42.300
45.520 MCO WEIGH STATIONS
46.560 MCO WEIGH STATIONS
460.025 DETROIT (STATE FAIR)
MICH STATE UNIV POLICE 153.965 E. LANSING CAMPUS PD
460.275 CAMPUS POLICE/465.275
MOB
MICHIGAN CORRECTIONS FACILITY 453.6750 453.6750 B/M MUSKEGON
MICHIGAN DUNES 154.0250 154.0250 B/P F-2
154.0550 154.0550 B/M F-1
MICHIGAN REFORMATORY 154.0250 154.0250 B/P
MICHIGAN STATE POLICE 42.1800 42.6400 M FREQ 4 PL D
42.2400 42.6800 M FREQ 2 PL B
42.3000 42.9400 M FREQ 1 PL A
42.4800 42.4800 M
42.5800 42.5800 M
42.6800 42.6800 M
MICHIGAN STATE POLICE 42.7400 42.1000 M FREQ 5
42.8000 42.0200 M FREQ 3 PL C
MIDLAND COUNTY SHERIFF 155.430
MOLINE FD 154.3250 154.3250 B/M
MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF 460.175 465.175 MOBILE
MONTCALM CO FD 155.6100 154.6500 R
155.7600 155.7600 B/M
MONTCALM CO SHERIFF 155.6100 154.6500
154.6500
154.6500 R
MONTCALM COUNTY SHERIFF 154.650 STANTON MI
155.610 STANTON MI
MONTMORENCY COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140
MUIR FD 154.4000 154.4000 B/M
MUIR PD 154.4000 154.4000 B/M
MUSKEGON CENTRAL DISPATCH 156.090 MUSKEGON MI
MUSKEGON CITY POLICE 154.650 F-3 DISP MUSKEGON MI
154.755 F-2 LEIN
155.055 TACTICAL
155.490 F-1 LEIN
MUSKEGON CO CORRECTIONAL FACIL 154.0250 114.8
154.0250
MUSKEGON COUNTY 154.040 BEACH PATROL
MUSKEGON COUNTY SHERIFF 155.025 MUSKEGON MI
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS POLICE 155.250 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS MI
MUSKEGON PD 155.0550 155.0550 M F-3
155.1750 155.1750 M F-2
155.8650 155.8650 M F-4
156.0900 155.4900 M F-1
MUSKEGON SHERIFF DEPT 154.6500 154.6500 M
MUSKEGON TWP FD 155.8800 155.8800 B/M MUSKEGON
MUSKEGON TWP PW 155.8800 155.8800 B/M
NATIONAL PD EMER FREQ 155.475 RARELY USED IN MICH
NEW BUFFALO FD 154.2500 154.2500 M/P B/H ACC,T
154.2950 154.2950 M/P B/H ACC,T
NEWAYGO CITY POLICE 155.130 NEWAYGO MI/156.030 MOB
NEWAYGO CO SHERIFF 155.1300 155.1300 B/M
NEWAYGO CO SHERIFF POSSE 154.5400 154.5400 B/M
NEWAYGO COUNTY SHERIFF 155.130
NORTHVILLE CITY POLICE 155.130 NVILLE MI/156.150 MOB
NORTHWEST AMBULANCE 155.2350 155.2350 B/M SPARTA-KEY 2007
NOVI POLICE 460.375 NOVI MI/465.375 MOBILE
OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFF 155.730 F-1/159.030 MOBILE
155.930 F-2
155.970
OCEANA COUNTY SHERIFF 155.910
OGEMAW COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.820 MOBILE
OTSEGO COUNTY SHERIFF 39.140 39.820 MOBILE
OTSEGO FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M
OTSEGO POLICE 155.040 OTSEGO MI
155.550 ALLEGAN COUNTY
OTSEGO PW 155.0400 155.0400 B/M
OTTAWA CO CD 158.8200 158.8200 B/M
OTTAWA CO SHERIFF 154.7250 155.9100 R RX-103.5-ZEELAND
OTTAWA CO SHERIFF 154.7250 155.9100 R RX-107.2-ALLENDALE
155.9100 R RX-179.9-GR HAVEN
155.9100 154.7250 M MULTI PL ENCODE
155.9700 155.9700 M F-2
156.0900 155.4900 M MUSKEGON FREQ
OTTAWA COUNTY SHERIFF 154.725 REPEATER
155.910
OVERISEL BETHEIM FD 154.3250 154.3250 B/M HOLLAND ACC,T
PARK TWP FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M
PENNFIELD TWP POLICE 155.610 BATTLE CREEK MI
PLAINWELL FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M
PLAINWELL PD 154.6500 155.5500 M MOBILE F1
155.5500 155.5500 M MOBILE F2
155.8650 155.8650 M MOBILE F4-MEPS
155.8950 155.8950 B/M F3-LOCAL
PLAINWELL POLICE 154.650 PLAINWELL MI
155.550 ALLEGAN COUNTY
155.6440 PLAINWELL MI
155.895 PLAINWELL MI
PONTIAC CITY POLICE 155.190 F-1
155.910
158.820 F-2 LEIN
PORT HURON CITY POLICE 460.450 465.450 MOBILE
PORT SHELDON TWP FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M
PORTAGE CITY POLICE 158.850 155.910 MOBILE
PRAIRIEVILLE TWP POLICE 155.700 BARRY COUNTY
RAVENNA FD 154.1900 154.1900 B/M MOBILE F1
154.2950 154.2950 B/M MOBILE F2
ROBINSON TWP FD 154.1600 154.1600 B/M
ROCKFORD AMBULANCE 155.2950 155.2950
ROMULUS CITY POLICE 155.250 F-1
ROYAL OAK CITY POLICE 155.010 F-1/155.940 MOBILE
SAGINAW CITY POLICE 154.725 LEIN
155.310 155.640/MOBILE
155.970 REPEATER
SAGINAW COUNTY SHERIFF 154.725 LEIN
155.550 154.890 MOBILE
SARANAC FD 154.4000 154.4000 B/M
154.4400 154.4400 B/M
SAUGATUCK FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M HOLLAND ACC,T
SAUGATUCK PD 42.7400 42.5800 M HOLLAND ACC,T
SHIAWASSE COUNTY SHERIFF 155.430 154.830 MOBILE
SOUTH HAVEN POLICE 155.580 156.090 MOBILE
SOUTHFIELD CITY POLICE 155.430 154.845 MOBILE
155.685 F-1/155.310 MOBILE
SOUTHWEST OTTAWA DISPATCH 154.2500 154.2500 B HOLLAND ACC,T
SPARTA FD 154.0700 154.0700 M KENT CO.FIRE FREQ
SPARTA PD 155.1000 155.1000 B/M
SPRING LAKE PD 158.9700 158.9700 B/M
SPRINGFIELD CITY POLICE 155.490 155.610 MOBILE (BC AREA)
ST CLAIR COUNTY SHERIFF 39.100 39.140/39.820
460.075 465/075 MOBILE
460.350 465.350 MOBILE
ST JOE CO SHERIFF 154.7700 155.7300 B/M B/H ACC,T
ST JOE FD 154.2500 154.2500 M B/H
154.2950 154.2950 M B/H
155.6700 155.6700 M B/H
155.9100 155.9100 M B/H
ST JOE PD 155.6700 155.6700 B/M B/H ACC,T
155.9100 155.9100 B/M B/H ACC,T
ST JOSEPH CITY POLICE 155.670 F-1/155.910 MOBILE
155.910
ST JOSEPH COUNTY SHERIFF 155.730 154.770 MOBILE
STATE 153.920 CAPITOL POLICE
STURGIS FD 154.0700 154.0700 B/M B/H
STURGIS PD 154.7700 155.7300 M/P B/H ACC,T
STURGIS POLICE 155.730 STURGIS MI/154.770
MOBILE
TAYLOR CITY POLICE 155.670 TAYLOR MI
THORNAPPLE TWP FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M F1
154.2950 154.2950 M F4
155.1300 155.1300 M F3
THREE OAKS PD 465.5500 460.5500 B/M
THREE RIVERS PD 154.7700 155.7300 B/M B/H ACC,T
156.0000 156.0000 B/M B/H ACC,T
THREE RIVERS POLICE 156.000 THREE RIVERS MI
TRI-UNIT FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M B/H
TUSCOLA COUNTY SHERIFF 39.540 39.660 MOBILE
UNION CITY POLICE 155.520 UNION CITY MI
UNIV OF MICH PD 453.200 458.200 MOBILE
UNIV OF MICHIGAN PD 153.905 ANN ARBOR CAMPUS PD
VAN BUREN CO SD 155.7150 155.7150 B/M B/H
156.0900 155.5800 M B/H
VANBUREN COUNTY SD 155.580 PAW PAW MI/156.090
MOBILE
WALKER PD 153.8450 153.8450 B/M BASE F1
155.1000 155.1000 B/M BASE F2
WARREN CITY PD 460.325 465.325 465.325 MOBILE
460.375 465.375 MOBILE
WASHTENAW COUNTY SD 37.200 F-1 SHERIFF DEPT
WAYLAND AMBULANCE 155.2350 155.2350 B/M
WAYLAND FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M
WAYLAND PD 154.650 WAYLAND MI
WAYNE COUNTY SD 154.650
155.580 DETROIT METRO AIRPORT
155.700 F-1/158.970 MOBILE
155.925 LEIN
WESTERN MICH UNIV PD 154.785 F-1 CAMPUS KALAMAZOO
WESTLAND CITY PD 154.815 F-1 WESTLAND MI
WEXFORD COUNTY SD 39.140 39.820 MOBILE
WHITE PIGEON FD 154.0700 154.0700 B/M B/H
WOODLAND FD 153.8900 153.8900 B/M
WRIGHT TALLMADGE FD 154.0700 154.0700 M F2
154.3700 154.3700 M F1
155.9100 154.7250 M F3
158.8200 158.8200 M F4
WYANDOTTE CITY P 155.490 WYANDOTTE MI
WYOMING CITY PD 155.520 F-1/156.030 MOBILE
156.210 F-2 WYOMING MI
WYOMING PD 155.0400 155.0400 M DETECTIVE
WYOMING PD 156.0300 155.5200 M F1
156.1500 156.1500 M DETECTIVE FREQ
156.2100 156.2100 B/M F2 LEIN
YPSILANTI CITY PD 155.130 F-1
ZEELAND CD 159.2100 159.2100 B/M
ZEELAND FD 154.2500 154.2500 B/M HOLLAND ACC,T
ZEELAND PD 154.725 ZEELAND MI
155.910
158.8200 158.8200 B/M

Iraq/Kuwait War Broadcast Radio Frequencies

GMT STATION FREQUENCIES

1600-2100 Saudi Arabia 9705/9720
1800 BSKSA Saudi Ar 15060

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Iraqi News Agency: 14373
14699 and 13254 RTTY 425/50
Middle East News Agency 15935 (300/50) RTTY
TASS via Cuba: 14901 and 16348 RTTY(425/50)
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Radio Kuwait:
1500 - 2300 11990 OTHERS:
0400 - 0800 13610*
1800 - 2300 13610* 11665
0900 - 1500 13620 15505
0200 - 0800 15435 9560
0200 - 2300 15495
0930 - 2300 15505*
- More - [C]ontinue, [S]top, [N]onStop? n0400 - 0600 17850
0900 - 1100 17895
0400 - 0730 17895
0800 - 1800 21675*
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Radio Baghdad:

0000 - 0200 11775 11810
0230 - 0430 9515 9700
2000 - 2200 13660
0200 9760

Others:

11830 13650 15150 11720 15230 7290 9505 7280 6010

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Radio Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Others:

0330 - 0400 11940 15435 15555 17890 13675 15400 17830
0530 - 0600 15435 17775 17830 21700 15300 21515 11985
1030 - 1100 15320 15435 17865 21605 13605 11965 15985
1330 - 1400 15320 15435 17865 21605 11815 15340 9600
1600 - 1645 11790 15320 15435 21605
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Radio Damascus:

2000 - 2100 15095

9950
11710
12085
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KOL Israel:

17575 15615 21760 21790 17590 12077 15130 15095 17685 11790 15084 11605
15640 11585 11655 17630 15485 15650 21745 21780 12080 15592 15585 5900
9435 9855 9930 7410 7400
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Voice of ther Islamic Republic of Iran:

11895 11790 15084 11620 11825 9575 9705 11715
4065(Voice of Iranian Kurdiatan)
4224(Voice of the Workers)
4469.8(Communist Party of Iran)
9045(Radio Farsi)
7190 7230 9695 9022 6035 9670 9525 9685 9770 7115
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9455 9475 9675 9805 9850 9900 11665 12050 15255 15375 17595 17675
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King of Hope and Radio Lebanon:

6215 6280 6550
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Voice of Turkey/Radio Ankara

9445 9665 9685 9795 14880 15220 15267 17760 17785 17880
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Radio Riyadh/BSKSA, Saudi Arabia

9705 9720 15060 9075 12085 9445 17880
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Radio Jordan, Amman:

9022 9560 11780 11955 13655 17710 17780
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Al-Qups Radio, Palestine:

5990 6030 15050
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Radio Jamahiriyrh Broadcasting(LJB), Libya: 15235 15415 15435
Voice of the Libyan People: 9500 15700
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Radio Bayrak, Cyprus: 6150
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Radio Bahrain: 15505
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Radio Sanaa, Yemen: 9170 9779
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Qatar Broadcasting Service: 21525
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Voice of America - Middle East Service:

6040 9700 9760 11710 11760 11965 15205

Other VOA:

6030 7325 9595 9775 15250 15400 17730
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United States Information Agency(USIA)

10380 RTTY 170/75R
10235 "
19480 "
19261.5 "
10869 "
10233 " 170/75R
10972 " 425/75N // ALSO VOA
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Reported Fighter Pilot Chatter Freqs:

2995 "Cheap Sue"
3030 "Winchester"
6740 "Sixty-Seven Forty"
15757 ??
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7470 10365 10470 10636 11095 12022 12225 12646 14880 15495 15540 16355
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EMBASSY LOCATION FREQUENCY

EGYPT KUWAIT 15014
" WASHINGTON DC 11106
KUWAIT JORDAN 11416 20722
" SAUDI ARABIA 11416
" EGYPT 20722
SAUDI ARABIA WASHINGTON DC 14500 17450

UNITED NATIONS JORDAN 19732 19742 RTTY 170/75R
375/75N
425/75N
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9014 11214 13204 15091
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Saudi Arabia Air Force Israeli Air Force

3095 5526 8967 8990 8518.1 12984.2
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LOCATION FREQUENCIES

ALBROOK AFB PANAMA 18019 15015 11176 8993 3137
ANDERSEN AFB GUAM 18002 13201 11176 8967 6738 4721
ASCENSION 15015 13244 11176 8993 6750
CLARK AFB PHILIPPINES 23227 18002 13201 11176 8993 6738
CROUGHTON AFB ENGLAND 13214 11176 9011 6750 5703 3067
ELMENDORF AFB ALASKA 13201 11176 8989 6738 3081
HICKAM AFB HAWAII 18002 13201 11179 8964 6738 4729
INCIRLIK AFB TURKEY 23227 15015 13214 11176 6738 3137
" " " 5703 6715 6738 6753 11176 13214 15014 15036
LAJES FIELD, AZORES 13244 11271 8967 6750 4746 3081
LORING AFB MAINE 13214 11179 8964 6738 3074
MACDILL AFB FLORIDA 18019 13244 11246 8993 6750 4746
MCCLELLAN AFB, CA 18002 13201 11239 8989 6738 3067
THULE AFB GREENLAND 13201 8967 6738
YOKOTA AFB JAPAN 18002 13201 11236 8967 6738 4747
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Middle East Civilian Aero Route Frequencies

Route AFI-3

3467/5658/6574/8870/11300/13288/10018/17961

Handles: Yemen/Ethiopia/Libya/India/Burundi/Egypt/Cocos Island/Sri Lanka/
Tanzania/Djibouti/Somalia/Saudi Arabia/Sudan/Rwanda/Kenya

Route MID-1

2992/5667/8918/13312

Handles: Jordan/Turkey/Iraq/Egypt/Syria/Saudi Arabia/Kuwait/Bahrain/USSR/Iran

Route MID-2

3467/3658/10018/13288

Handles: Iran/USSR/Kuwait/Bahrain

Aden ACC/FIC, Yemen: 3467 5658 5667 891 11300 13288
Ahwaz, Iran ATC: 3650 5960 5400-Heliport
Al Ismailiyah, Egypt: 6632 9006 11233 13231 13257(Primary)
" " " 3975 4704 5690 6204 6810 6905
Baghdad ATC, Iraq: 3001 5561
Bahrain ACC: 2992 5658 5667 8918 13288 13312
Beirut ATCC: 2910 3404 4689 5603 6634.5 8819 8825.5 8847 8875 13336
Damascus ATCC, Syria: 2992 5667 8918 13312
Dhahran Int'l(King Abdul Aziz Air Base), Saudi Arabia:
MAC Ops - 9130 11176 /US Mil Training Mission Hotel 1 - 9130 11100
Djibouti/Ambouli ATC: 5658 11300
Gach Saran, Iran: 3650 5690 5400-Heliport
Jeddah ACC/FIC, Saudi Arabia: 2992 5667 5658 8918 11300
Khark Island, Iran: 3650 5690 5400-Heliport
King Khalid AB, Saudi Arabia: US Training Mission Hotel 3: 7300 12112
Kuwait ACC: 2992 5658 5667 8918 10018 13288 13312
Libyan Air Defense Zone: 5658 11300
Masjed Soleiman, Iran: 3650 5690 5400-Heliport
Muscat ACC/FIC, Oman: 5658
Riyadh Mil, Sauid Arabia: US Training Mission Hotel 2: 7300 12112
Riyan, Yemen(Aden): 3467 5658 5667 891 11300 13288
Sanaa Int't, Yemen: 4438 4036 8096 9045 4638 5050 5450 5935 7595 11300 8918
Sebha, Libya: 6574 6693
Shiraz Int't, Iran: 5658 10018
Tabuk(King Faisal AB), Saudi Arabia: US Training Mission Hotel 8:
7300 9130 12112
Taif, Saudi Arabia: US Training Mission Hotel 4: 7300 9130 12112
Tehran ACC, Iran: 5658 5667 8918 10018 13288 13312
Tripoli ACC/FIC< Libya: 5652 5658 8984 11300 13273

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All frequencies below are CW unless otherwise noted

FREQUENCY CALLSIGN USAGE NOTE

2714 USN
3039 USN
4042 A9M6 MANAMA, BAHRAIN
4066.1 USN
4083.4 EPC IRANIAN NAVY, BANDAR ABBAS
4179 RMP SOVIET NAVY
4186 EPC IRANIAN NAVY, BANDAR ABBAS
4220 YIR BASRAH CONTROL, IRAQ
4230 4WD3 HODEIDAH RADIO, NORTH YEMEN
4233 A4M MUSCAT RADIO, OMAN
4238 4XO HAIFA RADIO, ISRAEL
4241 5AL TOBRUK RADIO, LIBYA
4241.4 4XZ ISRAELI NAVY, HAIFA
4253.5 HZG DAMMAM RADIO, SAUDI ARABIA
4254.5 TBK9 TURKISH NAVY, EREGLI
TBC9 " " ISTANBUL
4255 SUZ3 SERAPEUM RADIO, EGYPT
4260 TBA2 TURKISH NAVY, ANKARA
4262 J2A4 DJIBOUTI RADIO
EQI ABBAS RADIO, IRAN
EQL ANZALI RADIO, IRAN
EQO NOWSHAHR RADIO, IRAN
4263.5 YKI TARTOUS RADIO, SYRIA
4264 RCV SOVIET NAVY, MOSCOW
4278 HZG DAMMAM RADIO, SAUDI ARABIA
4284 A9M BAHRAIN RADIO
4289 4XZ ISRAELI NAVY, HAIFA
4292 EQZ ABADAN RADIO, IRAN
EQK KHORAMSHAHA RADIO, IRAN
4293.5 EQY MAHRSHAHR RADIO, IRAN
4299 9KK2 KUWAIT RADIO
4308.5 HZY RAS TANNURAH RADIO, SAUDI ARABIA
4309 HZG DAMMA RADIO, SAUDI ARABIA
4310 UJE SOVIET NAVY, MOSCOW
4316 A7D DOHA RADIO, QATAR
4325 SUP PART SAID, EGYPT
4326.5 JYO AQABA RADIO, JORDAN
4342.5 TBH9 GOLAIR RADIO, TURKEY
4347.5 5BA CYPRUS RADIO
4349 EQN KHOMIENI RADIO, IRAN
EQM BUSHIRE RADIO, IRAN
4510.5 ABU DHABI, UAE
4559 YMH5 BANDIRMA, TURKEY RTTY 850/50
4570 HZN46 JEDDAH, SAUDU ARABIA RTTY 850/100N
4632.5 5BP3 NICOSIA, CYPRUS AMTOR INTERPOL
4639 TURKISH NAVY, IZMAR NATO
4643 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 425/50
4647 SUC5 CAIRO EGYPT
4649 TBO TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR
4650 TBO9 TURKISH NAVY, UZUNADA
TBN9 " " ISKENDERUM
TBG9 " " CANAKKALE
4690 SUC CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 850/50
4739 YMB TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR USB
4785 EPL IRANIAN NAVY, BANDAR ABBAS
4815 TCY2 ANKARA, TURKEY
4873.5 YMB TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR NATO USB
4885 YIW21 BAGHDAD, IRAQ RTTY 425/50
5015 RLA 53 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 850/50
5020 A9M20 MANAMA, BAHRAIN RTTY 425/50
5023 9KT24 HUBAN, KUWAIT RTTY 425/50 KUNA
5025.2 MKD AKROTIRI, CYPRUS RTTY 170/50 DCN
5055 JYF6 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 425/50 NEWS
5080 USN "PLEAD CONTROL" PT. MUGU, CA.
5107 EPD TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 425/50
5120 MKD AKROTIRI, CYPRUS RTTY 170/50 DCN
5128 RIW SOVIET NAVY, UZBEK
5132 ODD20 BEIRUT, LEBANON RTTY 850/50
5148 RIW SOVIET NAVY, KHIVA
5153 ODT BEIRUT, LEBANON RTTY 425/50
5166 YMB TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR RTTY 650/50
5167 HZJ JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY
5180 RGA51 KHABAROVSK, USSR TASS RTTY
5184 HZJ JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY
5198 " " " " "
5220 SUA94 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 425/50 MENA
5258 SOVIET NAVY
5275.2 SUA211 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 530/50
5316 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY OIL RIGS
5333.5 FKP32 DJIBOUTI RTTY 500/50
5340 RND78 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 870/75
5344 9DM9 TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 850/50
5392 RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA USB
5400 IRAN ATC?
5410 RLB21 MOSCOW TASS RTTY
5424.6 7OC ADEN, SOUTH YEMEN RTTY 425/50
5426 EPD26 TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 425/50
5428.2 RWN SOVIET NAVY, MOSCOW
5473 HZJ JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA ATC USB
5544 SAUDI ARABIA ATC USB
5559 SUU CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 475/50
5603 BEIRUT, LEBANON ATC USB
5612 SUC CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 850/50
5641 ISRAEL ATC ?
5644 5AF TRIPOLI, LIBYA RTTY 850/50
5659 DJIBOUTI ATC USB
MUKAILA ATC, SOUTH YEMEN USB
5666.7 CAIRO, EGYPT AMTOR
5667 SOUTH YEMEN ATC USB
5681 " " " " " 800/50
5690 IRAN ATC USB
5710.5 HADITHA, IRAQ "KILO 3 RADIO" USB
DHAM AERADIO, QATAR USB
AIN ZALAH ATC, IRAQ USB
5733 HZN JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY 425/50
5734 TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 425/50
5739.8 HZN JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY 425/50
5740.3 HZN46 JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY 77/50
5747.5 JYA23 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 425/50
5810 DAMASCUS, SYRIA RTTY 800/50 SYRIAN NX
5830 MERSA MATRUH AERADIO, EGYPT USB
5846 YKA DAMASCUS, SYRIA RTTY 425/50
5849 SUA79 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 530/50 MENA
5867 YIL68 BAGHDAD, IRAQ RTTY 425/50 INA
5870 RIYADH/JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA AM
5879 7OC KHORMAKSAR,ADEN,SOUTH YEMEN RTTY 425/50
5881 " ADEN, SOUTH YEMEN RTTY
5899.5 5AF TRIPOLI, LIBYA RTTY 425/50
5917.5 JYN40 AMMAN, JORDAN FAX
5932 DJIBOUTI RTTY 425/50
5940 JYF5 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 425/59 JNA
6330 YKI TARTOUS TERMINAL RADIO, SYRIA
6355 EQL ANZALI RADIO, IRAN
EQI ABBAS RADIO, IRAN
EQK KHORAMSHAHR RADIO, IRAN
6364.5 HZG DAMMAM RADIO, SAUDI ARANIA
6374.3 TBO2 TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR
6379 4XZ ISRALEI NAVY, HAIFA
6381 9KK4 KUWAIT RADIO CW/AMTOR
6387 HZJ DAMMAM RADIO, SAUDI ARABIA
6390 JYO3 AQABA RADIO, JORDAN
6394 RIW SOVIET NAVY, UZBEK/KHIVA
6395 TBA3 TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR NATO
6425 SUP PORT SAID, EGYPT
EQM BUSHEHR RADIO, IRAN
EQN KHOMIENI RADIO, IRAN
6430 4XO HAIFA, ISRAEL
6445 ROT2 SOVIET NAVY
6451.5 TGB14 TURKISH NAVY, CANNAKKALE
6470.5 4XO HAIFA, ISRAEL
6491.5 TAH ISTANBUL RADIO, TURKEY
6493 YKM5 BANIAS TERMINAL RADIO, SYRIA
6547 IRAN ATC USB
6624 ABADAN ATC, IRAN USB
6634.5 BEIRUT ACC, LEBANON USB
6734.5 TURKEY ACC
6756.6 7OC ADEN, SOUTH YEMEN RTTY
6790 YMA22 ANKARA, TURKEY FAX
6792 4XP40 TEL AVIV, ISRAEL AMTOR INTERPOL
6792.5 SUC40 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY
6797 FKP36 DJIBOUTI AIR
6812 TRIPOLI, LIBYA USB
6814 A6C31 DUBAI, UAE RTTY 425/50
6850 RIT SOVIET NAVY
RRE36 MOSCOW TASS RTTY
6857 MERSA MATRUH AERADIO, EGYT USB
6862 SUC CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY
6882 RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA AM
6900 TURKISH POLICE RADIO AM
6919 YKI TARTOUS RADIO, SYRIA USB
6955 A9M28 MANAMA, BAHRAIN RTTY 425/75
6961 RIT SOVIET NAVY
6962 " " "
6965 YMH3 BANDIRMA, TURKEY
YMY2 SAMSON, TURKEY
6972.3 SUC CAIRO, EGYPT
6975 MKD AKROTIRI, CYPRUS RTTY 170/75
7000.1 RWD51 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50 NEWS
7317 SUU3 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 425/50
7329 9KP KUWAIT RADIO RTTY 425/50
7337 YMB TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR NATO USB
7340 4XM3 LOD, ISRAEL RTTY 425/50
7400 TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 425/50 IRNA
7440.8 4UNQ NUQQOURA, LEBANON RTTY 425/50 UNITED NATIONS
7455 RADIO DAMASCUS, SYRIA AM
7475 YIW71 BAGHDAD, IRAQ RTTY 425/50
7487.5 MKD " " " " "
7500 JYA31 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 425/50
7510 RAT21 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
7510.5 AIN ZALAH AERADIO, IRAQ USB
7525 RTV54 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
7529.7 RKIC MOSCOW TASS FAX
7532 4XP66 TEL AVIV, ISRAEL AMTOR INTERPOL
7535 USN
7539.3 4XQ57 TEL AVIV, ISRAEL RTTY 425/50
7560 RPT30 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
7565 YIX75 BAGHDAD, IRAQ RTTY 425/50 INA
7574 RCV SOVIET NAVY
7595 RCE57 MOSCOW TASS RTTY
7598.9 9KT26 HUBAN, KUWAIT RTTY 425/50 KUNA
7607 4US NICOSIA, CYPRUS RTTY 425/75 UNITED NATIONS
7615 RTT44 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
7621 VXN NICOSIA, CYPRUS USB
7624 HZN47 JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY
7645 RGE36 MOSCOW TASS RTT 425/50
7649 9KT36 SOFAT, KUWAIT RTTY 350/50 KUNA
7690 RAW79 MOSCOW APN(DAMASCUS) RTTY 425/50
7709.3 SUA33 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY
7756 SUA34 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 425/50
7760 RRQ24 ALMA ATA, USSR TASS RTTY 425/50
7777 DJR DJIBOUTI RADIO
7800 EXP9 TEHERAN RADIO, IRAN RTTY 425/50 IRNA
7822 SUC47 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 425/50
7844 RIW SOVIET NAVY KHIVA
7850 TEHERAN RADIO, IRAN RTTY IRNA
7905 5AT TRIPOLI, LIBYA AM/CW
7911.5 9KT26 SAFAT, KUWAIT RTTY 375/50 KUNA
7915.5 " " " " " "
7919 4XM3 BET DAGAN, ISRAEL RTTY 400/50
7954 HZJ JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY 425/50
7960 EPD5 TEHERAN RADIO, IRAN RTTY 425/50 IRNA
7970 RAW73 MOSCOW TQASS RTTY
7984 DF98 BEIRUT, LEBANON ISB
7988.4 SUC35 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 950/50
8005 RCD33 MOSCOW TASS RTTY TFC BAGHDAD RTTY 850/50
8010 RIC MOSCOW TASS RTTY
8030 RRQ27 ALMA ATA, USSR TASS RTTY 425/50
8045 TAF ISTANBUL, TURKEY AMTOR INTERPOL
8050 EPD TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 400/50. IRNA
8059.6 RAW71 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
8080 EPA82 TEHERAN, IRAN RTTY 425/50 IRNA
8090 WARNINGS TO SHIPPING REPORTED MONITORED HERE
8097.5 HZJ JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA AMTOR
8115 7OC HISWA, SOUTH YEMEN
8117 DJR JIBOUTI RADIO
8125 RDZ79 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
8140 RNN51 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
8156 " " " " "
8169.3 USN TACTICAL USB
8189 TBO2 TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR
8191 HZJ JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA
8193 TAD ANKARA, TURKEY RTTY 850/75R
8195 TBO2 TURKISH NAVY,IZMIR NATO
8226 TAN ISTANBUL, TURKEY
8437.1 4XZ ISRAELI NAVY, HAIFA
8440 YIR BASRAH CONTROL, IRAQ
8441.4 7OA ADEN RADIO, SOUTH YEMEN
8442 TCR ISTANBUL, TURKEY
8445 A4M MUSCAT RADIO, OMAN
8450 SUZ4 SERAPEUM RADIO, EGYPT
8463 EQI ABBAS RADIO, IRAN
8469 EQI6 " " "
8471.3 RMP SOVIET NAVY
8472 YKI TARTOUS TERMINAL RADIO, SYRIA
SUP PORT SAID, EGYPT
8480 5AL TOBRUK RADIO, LIBYA
8491 USN
8492.5 TBA4 TURKISH NAVY, ANKARA
8500 ROT SOVIET NAVY MOSCOW RTTY 170/75
8504 TBO3 TURKISH NAVY, IZMIR
8516.3 5AT TRIPOLI, LIBYA
8518 4XZ ISRAELI NAVY, HAIFA
8523 RIW SOVIET NAVY, KHIVA/UZBEK
8525 9KK6 KUWAIT RADIO CW/AMTOR
8528 JYO AQABA RADIO, JORDAN
8534 EQL ANZALI RADIO, IRAN
8550 TBA5 TURKISH NAVY, ANKARA NATO
8569 SOVIET NAVY
8578 SUH3 ALEXANDRIA RADIO, EGYPT
8588 4WD3 HODEIDAH PORT RADIO, SOUTH YEMEN
8625 YKM7 LATTAKIA RADIO, SYRIA
8630 A7D DOHA RADIO, QATAR
8667 YKM5 BANIAS TERMINAL RADIO, TURKEY
8680 RMP SOVIET NAVY, KALININGRAD
8698 EQM BUSHIRE RADIO, IRAN
EQN KHOMIENI RADIO, IRAN
8702 ODR3 BEIRUT RADIO, LEBANON
8719 USN USB
8819 BAGHDAD/BASRAH ATC IRAQ USB
8841.5 ZCB4 NICOSIA, CYPRUS
8847 BEIRUT, LEBANON ATC USB
BASRAH CONTROL, IRAQ USB
8855.3 7OR RIYAN, SOUTH YEMEN RTTY 850/50
8918 ADEN/RIYAN ACC, SOUTH YEMEN USB
SANAA ACC, NORTH YEMEN USB
8919 USN
8931 CAIRO, EGYPT AMTOR
8959 DJIBOUTI ATC
8964 ISRAELI AIR FORCE
8967 SAUDI ARABIA ATC
8985 A4I NUSCAT(SEEB), OMAN
8990 MADINAH ATC, SAUDI ARABIA USB
9003 AMMAN, JORDAN ATC USB
9009 TEL AVIV, ISRAEL AM
9023 NOAD
9036 NICOSIA, CYPRUS RTTY
9044 SANAA, NORTH YEMEN RTTY 450/50
9072 7OB48 ADEN, SOUTH YEMEN RTTY 350/50
9120 4UNQ NAQQOURA, LEBANON RTTY 425/75 UNITED NATIONS
9130 SUA36 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY
9157 4UN JERUSALEM, ISRAEL RTTY 425/75 UNITED NATIONS
9167.5 HZN JIDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA RTTY 425/100
9197.6 A9M41 MANAMA, BAHRAIN RTTY 350/75
9200 5BP5 NICOSIA, CYPRUS CW/AMTOR INTERPOL
9228 5AH BENINA, LIBYA USB
9240 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
9340 9KT27 SAFAT, KUWAIT RTTY 450/50 KUNA
9342 " " " " " "
9342.5 JYA42 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 850/50
9347.5 SUC36 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 850/50
9349 A9C MUHURRAQ, BAHRAIN RTTY 850/50
9407.5 " " " " 850/50 "
9420 RVO70 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
9422 DAMASCUS, SYRIA RTTY 550/50 SANA
9430 RMP SOVIET NAVY, MOSCOW
9463 JYF4 AMMAN, JORDAN RTTY 425/50 PETRA
9830.4 A4C MUSCAT, OMAN RTTY 170/50
9867 YIZ74 BAGHDAD, IRAQ RTTY 425/50 INA
9875 5AG TRIPOLI, LIBYA RTTY 425/50
9885 RIG26 MOSCOW TASS RTTY 425/50
9915 RDZ72 " " " "
9923 4US NICOSIA, CYPRUS RTY 425/75 UNITED NATIONS
9969 " " " " " "
9993 " " " " " "
10118 RMP SOVIET NAVY, KALININGRAD
10123 SUU2 CAIRO, EGYPT, FAX
10124 5BC45 NICOSIA, CYPRUS RTTY 850/50
10141 5BC46 NICOSIA, CYPRUS USB
10147 " " " "
10150.9 SUA246 CAIRO, EGYPT RTTY 425/50 MENA
10157 " " " " " "
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In article <SWL-L%91021903111305@CUVMA.BITNET>,
NASSAR@EGFRCUVX.BITNET (Dr. Hamed Nassar) writes:

> Is there a standard frequency for wireless theatre micophones---those
> attached to the clothes of the actors and actresses?

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

[MA22/R2] (magazines)

-_________microphone, wireless, Paso, fm




49.8300 -_________microphone, wireless, Mura, fm
[PRO-49] (magazines)

-_________microphone, wireless, Radio Shack, fm
[32-1221] (B. Parnass)

[32-1225] (B. Parnass)



[32-1221] (B. Parnass)

[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)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[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)

[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)

[FMR50] (magazines)

productions

call?_____University of California, Oakes College, wireless
microp
hone
[Santa Cruz, CA] (others)

[FMR50] (magazines)

call?_____Museum of Science & Industry, wireless microphone
[Chicago] (others)

productions

171.9000 call?_____Holiday on Ice, wireless mike, sports, entertainment
[location?] (magazines)

call?_____Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Circus, wireless
micr
ophone
[USA-wide] (others)

[M72] (others)

[FMR50] (magazines)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

176.4000 ch 7-10___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm
[M72] (others)

[FMR50] (magazines)

[FMR50] (magazines)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[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)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

182.0000 call?_____WFLD-TV aka/Metromedia, Inc, wireless mikes used for
on
location reporting
[Chicago] (others)

[M72] (others)

[FMR50] (magazines)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[FMR50] (magazines)

ch 8-16___microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm
[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[FMR50] (magazines)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

185.0000 call?_____WFLD-TV aka/Metromedia, Inc, wireless mikes used for
on
location reporting
[Chicago] (others)

'black',
entertainment
[Gurnee] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

194.4000 ch 10-10__microphone, wireless, Comtek, fm
[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

'yellow'
, entertainment
[Gurnee] (others)

[M72] (others)

[M72] (others)

[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

MILITARY FREQUENCIES & ECT.
FM/AM * VHF/UHF EAST COAST FREQUENCIES
========================================================================
========================================================================
0032.8500 Mhz Tactical Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
0040.5000 Mhz Emergency 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
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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. Blue Angels Ground Support (Refueling)
0125.4000 Mhz Shaw Depart/Arrive
0126.1000 Mhz Shaw Ground Control
0126.2000 Mhz Military Tower (common) Myrtle Beach AFB
0126.6500 Mhz Shaw Tower
0130.6500 Mhz Military Air Command
0134.1000 Mhz Approach control
0138.0250 Mhz 19th Tactical Air Command Fighter Squadron
0138.3000 Mhz Myrtle Beach Air Force Base Tactical Operations
0138.6500 Mhz Air Force Base Tactical Operations
0140.4000 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Air to Air Tactical
0141.8500 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Air to Air Tactical Primary
0142.0000 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Alpha Air to Air Tactical Primary
0142.0250 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Ground Support Repeater Output (NBFM)
0142.6250 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Ground Support Repeater Input (NBFM)
0143.0000 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Bravo Air to Air Tactical Secondary
0143.2800 Mhz Rhode Island area Coast Guard Auxiliary
0143.6000 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Maintenance Ch # 10
0148.1500 Mhz Civil Air Patrol
0156.6000 Mhz Rhode Island area Coast Guard Operations
------------------------------------------------------------------------
UHF-AM FREQUENCIES

0228.7000 Mhz NORAD
0229.4000 Mhz Army
0231.2000 Mhz Army
0233.6000 Mhz NORAD
0233.7000 Mhz Oceana Naval Air station VA
0234.8000 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base (113 Tactical Fighter Wing)
0235.1000 Mhz Air Force refueling primary
0236.0000 Mhz Air Force
0236.5000 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Air to Air Solo 5 and 6
0236.6000 Mhz Air Force control tower / Andrews Air Force Base
0236.6000 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Air to Air
0237.9000 Mhz Coast Guard operations
0238.7000 Mhz NORAD
0238.9000 Mhz Air Force primary
0239.0000 Mhz Military Tower
0239.2000 Mhz Oceana Naval Air station VA /NORAD
0239.8000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. Metro (Weather)
0241.0000 Mhz Army / National Guard
0241.4000 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Air to Air
0241.4000 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Air to Air Reported
0243.0000 Mhz Emergency, all agencies
0245.2000 Mhz Army
0248.2000 Mhz Army
0250.8500 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Team Leader Reported
0251.0500 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base (ATIS)
0251.6000 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Air to Air Aircraft 5 an 6 Ch # 19
0251.8000 Mhz NORAD
0251.9000 Mhz Air National Guard Rescue and Recovery
0252.8000 Mhz Air National Guard Rescue And Recovery
0253.5000 Mhz Army
0254.2000 Mhz NORAD
0255.4000 Mhz Flight Service Station/FAA Pulaski VA /Myrtle Beach AFB
0255.8000 Mhz NORAD
0255.9000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. ( Tower )
0257.8000 Mhz Military aircraft to FAA tower (118.300 ROA)
0258.0000 Mhz NORAD
0260.2000 Mhz Air Force alternate /common Air Refueling
0260.8000 Mhz NORAD
0264.6000 Mhz NORAD
0264.9000 Mhz NORAD secondary
0266.5000 Mhz Strategic Air Force refueling
0266.9000 Mhz Military
0269.5000 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base / departure control
0269.9000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. (ATIS)
0270.1000 Mhz Tactical Air Command Air to Ground
0270.2000 Mhz NORAD
0272.2000 Mhz Flight Service Station
0272.7000 Mhz Flight Service Station
0273.4000 Mhz NORAD
0273.5000 Mhz Automatic Terminal Information Service
0275.2000 Mhz Air Force weather
0275.3500 Mhz U.S.N. Blue Angels Air to Air Aircraft 1 an 4
0275.8000 Mhz Army / Andrews AFB/ Shaw/Myrtle AFB/ ( Ground Control )
0275.8000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. (Ground Control)
0276.1000 Mhz NORAD
0276.9000 Mhz 16th Tactical Air Command Recon. Squadron
0277.8000 Mhz Navy fleet
0278.4000 Mhz NORAD
0280.1000 Mhz Army
0282.7000 Mhz Air Force secondary
0282.8000 Mhz Coast Guard / Navy Rescue / Air force
0283.8000 Mhz NORAD / Shaw maintenance
0287.0000 Mhz Shaw Approach Control
0287.5000 Mhz Air National Guard Rescue and Recovery
0288.7000 Mhz NORAD
0289.4000 Mhz Shaw Clearance Delivery
0289.6000 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base ( Tower )
0290.6000 Mhz Air to Air Mission
0291.0000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. ( App/Dep Control
0294.5000 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base / Approach control
0295.9000 Mhz Tactical Operations
0299.5000 Mhz NORAD
0304.8000 Mhz Hurricane Hunter
0307.2000 Mhz Army
0311.0000 Mhz Strategic Air Command primary channel ( 9 )
0312.8000 Mhz NORAD
0313.6000 Mhz NORAD
0314.2500 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base (OLLA Maintenance)
0317.7000 Mhz Washington Center
0318.4000 Mhz NORAD
0319.8000 Mhz Army
0318.4000 Mhz NORAD
0320.6000 Mhz NORAD
0320.9000 Mhz Air Force seconardy
0321.0000 Mhz Strategic Air Command secondary channel ( 11 )
0321.1000 Mhz Tactical Air Command Air to Air mission
0320.6000 Mhz NORAD
0327.3000 Mhz Shaw Depart/ Arrive
0329.0000 Mhz NORAD
0333.2000 Mhz FAA enroute station Pulaski VA
0338.1000 Mhz Oceana Naval Air station VA /NORAD
0340.2000 Mhz Navy tower
0342.5000 Mhz Weather information /Shaw Metro (Weather)
0343.0000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. ( Command Post )
0344.6000 Mhz Air Force weather / Andrews Air Force Base ( metro )
0348.4000 Mhz Shaw Tower
0348.6000 Mhz Military aircraft to FAA tower
0349.3000 Mhz Military Air Command
0349.4000 Mhz Air Force tower / Military Air Command
0349.7000 Mhz National Guard Bradley Field-Hartford
0351.2000 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base ( Air Force Reserve )
0353.9000 Mhz FAA Bedford VA
0355.2000 Mhz NORAD
0358.3000 Mhz Shaw Depart/Arrive Control
0360.2000 Mhz Navy control tower
0361.6000 Mhz NORAD
0361.8000 Mhz NORAD
0363.8000 Mhz Tactical Air Command (EMERGENCY)
0364.2000 Mhz NORAD primary
0364.9000 Mhz NORAD
0371.1000 Mhz Army
0371.9000 Mhz FAA Bedford VA
0372.2000 Mhz Strategic Air Command /Andrews Air Force Base
0372.2000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. (Pilot to Dispatcher)
0372.2000 Mhz Shaw Base Operations
0375.7000 Mhz Strategic Air Command refueling
0377.4000 Mhz Military Tower
0378.1000 Mhz Andrews Air Force Base ( command post )
0381.3000 Mhz Tactical Air Command
0381.3000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. ( Command Post ) also Phone Patch
0381.7000 Mhz Coast Guard air
0381.8000 Mhz Coast Guard air primary
0383.9000 Mhz Coast Guard air
0392.0000 Mhz Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. (App/Dep Control
0393.1000 Mhz FAA Roanoke / Andrews Air Force Base ( clearance )
0393.7000 Mhz National Guard A-10 and Helo's
0395.0000 Wireless alarm systems
0398.1000 17th Tactical Air Command Fighter Aquadron
0398.2000 Army \
0413.0250 Mhz U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds Ground Support Low Power (NBFM)

617/527.oo91

FREQUENCY USER
--------------------------------------------------
66.900 USAF THUNDERBIRDS
141.850 am USAF THUNDERBIRDS
142.000 am USAF THUNDERBIRDS
228.700 AIR NATIONAL GUARD
231.200 PENTAGON Helipad
233.700 GIANTKILLER
250.800 USN BLUE ANGELS
251.600 USN BLUE ANGELES
271.500 GIANTKILLER
289.300 AIR NATIOAL GUARD
313.700 SEALORD
340.800 TAC
344.400 GIANTKILLER
349.400 MAC
364.100 ALLEYCAT
381.800 US COAST GUARD
385.100 RAZZ BASE OPS
--------------------------------------------------

VHF UHF MILITARY
BAND ALLOCATIONS


Frequency Mode
--------- ----

30 to 80 Mhz. FM
108 to 144 Mhz. AM
148 to 150 Mhz. FM
162 to 174 Mhz. FM/PM
225 to 399 Mhz. AM/USB/FM/PM/PSK
406 to 420 Mhz. FM/PM/PSK

Frequencies set aside by Federal Agencies
-----------------------------------------

30.00 - 30.51 38.00 - 39.00
32.00 - 33.00 40.00 - 42.00
34.00 - 35.00 46.60 - 47.00
36.00 - 37.00 49.66 - 50.00

225.00 to 400.00 Mhz. Band
---------------------------

Most are in AM with 25 Khz. spacing

240.00 - 270.00 Satellite Downlinks mostely in WBFM with 30 Khz. spacing
225.00 - 328.60 Fixed Land,Mobile,Air
328.60 - 335.40 Aeronautical Radio Navigation
335.40 - 399.90 Fixed Land,Mobile,Air
399.90 - 400.05 Radio Navigation Satellites

EXAMPLE LISTING OF FREQUENCIES
------------------------------

--------- -----------

236.600 Military Tower Common
237.900 USCG General Operations
243.000 UHF Guard Channel Emergency
255.400 FAA Flight Service Stations
257.800 FAA Civilian Tower Common
272.700 FAA/FSS
273.500 ATIS
275.200 USAF Meteorology
277.800 USN Fleet Common
282.800 USCG/USN Search/Rescue
311.000 USAF SAC Ch.9 Primary
321.000 USAF SAC Ch.11 Alternate
340.200 USN Naval Air Station Tower
344.600 USAF/USN Meteorology
349.400 USAF MAC Command Post
360.200 USN NAS Tower Common
372.200 Pilot to Dispatch
381.300 USAF TAC Command post
381.700 USCG Air Support
381.800 USCG Primary Air Support
383.900 USCG Air Support

call, we have an entire section devoted to Scanner & Radio related topics.


MILITARY FREQUENCIES

Frequency/Mode/Description

311.000 AM STRATCOM/ACC primary
321.000 AM STRATCOM /ACCsecondary
243.000 AM Distress/guard
121.500 AM Distress/guard
415.700 NBFM Air Force One/Two
407.850 NBFM Air Force One/Two
282.800 AM All services search & rescue
287.800 AM USAF/USCG air-sea rescue
381.300 AM Air Combat Command (ACC) primary
381.700 AM USCG search & rescue
381.800 AM USCG search & rescue
239.800 AM USAF weather
287.400 AM USAF refueling air to air nationwide
376. 075 AM USAF refueling air to air nationwide
228.600 AM NORAD
228.900 AM NORAD
234.600 AM NORAD
235.900 AM NORAD
238.400 AM NORAD
239.700 AM NORAD
254.200 AM NORAD
260.800 AM NORAD (AICC)
260.900 AM NORAD
261.400 AM NORAD
267.000 AM NORAD
271.000 AM NORAD
272.000 AM NORAD
273.400 AM NORAD
274.400 AM NORAD
282.600 AM NORAD
278.400 AM NORAD
287.700 AM NORAD
288.400 AM NORAD
293.600 AM NORAD
293.800 AM NORAD
299.000 AM NORAD
309.400 AM NORAD
316.300 AM NORAD
320.600 AM NORAD
324.000 AM NORAD
327.900 AM NORAD
238.000 AM NORAD
336.600 AM NORAD
341.800 AM NORAD
346.200 AM NORAD
346.900 AM NORAD
348.200 AM NORAD
351.500 AM NORAD
355.200 AM NORAD
359.400 AM NORAD
359.800 AM NORAD
374.000 AM NORAD
377.000 AM NORAD
386.000 AM NORAD
387.800 AM NORAD
390.200 AM NORAD
397.800 AM NORAD
398.000 AM NORAD
364.200 AM NORAD
264.900 AM NORAD
255.400 AM Military to FAA
225.400 AM USAF ground control 1
281.000 AM Air Tanker Common
251.900 AM ANG primary
303.000 AM ANG secondary
259.000 AM ARRS Tactical
252.800 AM ARRS Tactical
381.000 AM ARRS TActical
344.600 AM FAA pilot -metro
314.600 AM Military contractors flight test
130.650 AM AMC Command Post VHF
319.400 AM AMC Command Posts
297.000 AM AMC air to air
384.600 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

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
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
252.8 USAF TACTICAL
253.5 MARCH AFB TOWER
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
261.1 USN REFUELING
262.7 TOPGUN BASE
263.1 J.WAYNE/OC APPROACH
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
266.9 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
269.6 COAST APPROACH
269.9 MILITARY
270.1 MARCH AFB ATIS
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
273.5 GEORGE AFB ATIS
274.0 YUMA RANGE CLNC
274.9 TUSTIN MCAS(H)
275.2 MCDONNELL/DOUGLAS FLIGHT TEST
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
278.5 VANDENBERG GROUND
278.8 SAN CLEMENTE IS. TOWER
280.4 NAS MIRAMAR ATIS
280.7 USN,PLEAD RANGE
281.0 MILITARY REFUELING
281.2 MILITARY
282.0 SAN CLEMENTE IS. ATIS
282.8 MILITARY SAR
283.0 NAS NORTH ISLAND ATIS
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
285.5 LA CENTER RIVERSIDE SECT
285.7 BEAVER
288.1 BROWN FIELD TOWER
289.9 BEAVER
290.2 LA CENTER AMBOY SECT
291.6 EDWARDS AFB APPROACH
293.7 MARCH AFB ANG
295.7 ANG
296.5 VANDENBERG APPROACH
296.7 FAA
299.6 FAA COAST APP
300.6 USN TRAINING
301.1 BEAVER
305.0 USN AIR COMBAT
305.3 SAN CLEMENTE IS. APPROACH
305.5 EL TORO MCAS
307.1 LA CENTER NEWHALL SECT
308.1 BEAVER
308.4 SAN NICHOLAS IS. APPROACH
311.0 SAC PRIMARY
312.2 USN PLEAD BRAVO
314.7 BEAVER
314.8 EL TORO MCAS
315.3 USN TACTICAL
315.6 NAS MIRAMAR TOWER
316.9 BEAVER
317.5 BURBANK APPROACH
317.6 PALMDALE AF TOWER
317.7 FAA ENROUTE
319.4 USAF MAC
320.1 NORTON AFB TOWER
320.4 FAA APPROACH
321.0 USAF SAC
322.4 LA CENTER FULLERTON SECT
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
338.0 USN PLEAD ALPHA
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
344.1 USN TACTICAL
344.2 TUSTIN MCAS(H) TOWER (?)
344.6 TUSTIN MCAS(H) WEATHER
345.2 PT. MUGU APPROACH
347.5 NAS LOS ALAMITOS TOWER
348.4 GEORGE AFB TOWER
348.6 FAA
348.7 EDWARDS AFB APPROACH
349.4 USAF TOWERS
350.1 TUSTIN MCAS(H) TOWER
350.9 USN TACTICAL
350.5 TUSTIN MCAS(H) GCA
350.9 NAS MIRAMAR TOP GUN TACTICAL
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
355.1 USN TACTICAL
355.8 USN TROPICAL
358.8 USN PLEAD
360.2 EL TORO MCAS TOWER (SEC)
360.3 CAMP PENDLETON LONG RIFLE
360.7 LAX APPROACH
361.2 USN
362.2 TUSTIN MCAS(H) GCA
363.2 LAX DEPARTURE (SO)
364.2 SIERRA PETE AICC
371.8 USN TACTICAL
372.2 USAF SAC
373.7 USN BLUE WATER CONT
374.8 SAN NICHOLAS IS. TOWER
376.8 USN TACTICAL
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
381.6 LAX APPROACH
381.7 USCG
381.8 USCG AIR RESCUE (PRI)
382.2 CAMP PENDLETON TOWER
382.8 NAS PT. MUGU TOWER
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
392.0 PALOMAR TOWER

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

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Library:39

UHF Military listings Updated 04-12-89
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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
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"
254.9 PLEAD, USN Tactical
255.1 El Toro MCAS Approach
255.3 USN "Happy Hunter"
255.3 Mil.
257.8
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
263.8 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
267.4 USN AIC
268.5 USN Beaver
269.1 USN, Mirimar San Diego Dep. control
270.1 March AFB ATIS
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
274.9 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
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
281.5 Military
281.8 San Diego Approach
282.0 San Clemente Isle ATIS
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
285.5 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
311.0 SAC Primary
311.8 USN, Mirimar "Hassle Base"
314.7 Beaver, USN
314.8 El Toro MCAS
315.3 USN Tactical
315.6 USN, Mirimar Top Gun, Tower
316.9 BEAVER, USN Beaver to Huey Cobra
320.4 USN Approach
321.0 SAC Phone Patches
322.0 "Pinical Approach"
322.1 USN, Top Gun VF-34 "Renegade"
326.8 El Toro MCAS SAR(?) "Operations"
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]
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
342.1 USN Exercises
342.8 USN PLEAD [U28]
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
346.8* Los Alamitos
347.5 Los Alamitos TOWER
348.1 Mil. Starburst, ASW
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
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
364.2 NORAD, "Sierra Pete" Primary,"AICC" [ch 21]
371.8 USN Tactical
373.7 USN Blue Water Contrl
376.8 USN Tactical
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

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!

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******Starman******
*************

Call the Hotline BBS, 304-736-9169!!!!

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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}

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--

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
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--

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
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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
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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
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-

And that's it for this month, see you next time, same channel...............


33.5400 MONT. CO. JEFFERSON TWP FIRE
33.6400 MONT. CO. BUTLER TWP FIRE
44.7400 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
111.0000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOT
114.5000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOR
118.0000 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
125.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ATIS
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


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
155.4150 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-1/A
155.4900 MONT. CO. KETTERING PD
155.5200 MONT. CO. GERMANTOWN 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
155.8500 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
453.2750 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT SECUR
855.4625 MONT. CO. CENTERVILLE PD
856.2125 MONT. CO. DAYTON PD FIRE MISC.
860.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON (CONTROL)

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 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 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
311.000 SAC PRIMARY
321.000 SAC SECONDARY
345.500 FAA WEATHER
344.600 FAA WEATHER

*** 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
160.560
CSX RAILROAD - F9 POLICE AREAWIDE
160.875
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
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
TWA AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.400
EASTERN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.700
EASTERN AIRLINES AREAWIDE 130.950
AIR CANADA AREAWIDE 131.100
MIDWAY AIRLINES AREAWIDE 131.325
NORTHWEST AIRLINES AREAWIDE 131.450
FLYING TIGER AIRLINE AREAWIDE 131.825
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
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. PENNYS
151.865 MILLENDER CENTER
151.865 McDONALDS
151.925 J.L. HUDSONS
151.955 RENAISSANCE CENTER
151.955 OAKLAND MALL TROY
154.515 RALLY'S
154.570 RALLY'S
154.570 McDONALDS
154.570 HARDEES
154.600 K-MART
154.600 McDONALDS
170.305 McDONALDS
457.5375 RALLY'S
457.600 BURGER KING
460.8875 BURGER KING
461.0875 RALLY'S
461.612 J.C. PENNY
461.650 NORTHLAND MALL SOUTHFIELD
461.650 FAIRLANE MALL DEARBORN
462.025 J.C. PENNY
463.975 DETROIT RACE COURSE LIVONIA
464.1250 ADRIAN MALL ADRIAN
464.1750 EASTLAND MALL HARPER WOODS
464.300 EASTLAND MALL
464.325 WESTLAND MALL WESTLAND
464.325 ADRIAN MALL
464.500 J.L. HUDSONS
464.525 SEARS
464.55 SOUTHLAND MALL
464.575 NORTHLAND MALL SOUTHFIELD
464.575 LIVONIA MALL LIVONIA
464.625 SOUTHLAND MALL
464.75 12 OAKS MALL NOVI
464.95 12 OAKS MALL HARPER WOODS
466.0875 RALLY'S
468.3875 RALLY'S
469.012 RALLY'S
469.056 RALLY'S

*** MILFORD, MI AREA FREQUENCIES ***

City Frequency Licensee Service State
Callsign
MILFORD 151.77500 ALPINE VALLEY INCORP IB MI WSM657

MILFORD 154.54000 AMERICAN AGGREGATES IB MI KZQ418

MILFORD 451.32500 AMERICAN TELEPHONE & IT MI KRT964
MILFORD 154.01000 BRIGHTON, CITY OF PF MI KTS540

MILFORD 035.72000 BUELL BEE HAVEN FARM IB MI KWA903

MILFORD 151.89500 BUFFALO CONTRACTING IB MI KKT216

MILFORD 152.99000 CORDER FARMS INC IS MI WNHP745

MILFORD 160.23000 CSX TRANSPORTATION I LR MI WNRB916

MILFORD 160.32000 CSX TRANSPORTATION I LR MI WNRB916

MILFORD 453.05000 DEARBORN, CITY OF PL MI KQI922

MILFORD 458.05000 DEARBORN, CITY OF PL MI KQI922

MILFORD 825.03000 DETROIT CELLULAR TEL CL MI KNKA244



MILFORD 835.02000 DETROIT SMSA LIMITED CL MI KNKA231
MILFORD 880.02000 DETROIT SMSA LIMITED CL MI KNKA231

MILFORD 153.27500 E D S SPECTRUM CORPO IX MI WNMG286

MILFORD 1.800000 GENERAL MOTORS RESEA XR MI KF2XHE






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*** OAKLAND CO. 800 TRUCKED SYSTEM

FAC = Failure to Appear in Court
FCJ = Failure to comply with Judgement
851.0625 Oakland County Trunked System 10 channels
851.4625 Don't forget to leave your delay set to off.
852.0625
852.2125
852.4625
853.4625
854.0625
854.4625
855.0625
855.4625
154.43 Fire
154.265 "
154.295 "
460.10 Wolverine Lake station #38
460.10 Walled Lake station # 18
423.65 White Lake
424.275 Milford Police and Fire
853.1625 Bloomfield Hills Police
853.2125 " "
424.325 Southfield Ch-1
423.825 " " Ch-2
424.025 " " Ch-3
423.975 " " Ch-4
423.275 Farmington Hills Police
423.375 " " Fire
424.25 " " Police
423.25 West Bloomfield Police Ch-1
423.45 West Bloomfield Ch-2
424.175 " " Fire
425.275 " "
460.525 Novi Station 17 Wixom St # 35 Ch-1
460.375 " " " " " Ch-2
460.050 Waterford Police
151.25 Kensington Metro Park
453.050 Camp Dearborn
44.720 Proud Lake State Park
44.640 Proud Lake State Park

*** WALLED LAKE CITY OF; ***

WALLED LAKE SCHOOLS IB 469.77500 MI KOA651
WALLED LAKE WESTERN IB 461.03750 MI WNVD438
WALLED LAKE, CITY OF PP 037.04000 MI KQF867
WALLED LAKE, CITY OF PF 153.83000 MI KBC657
WALLED LAKE, CITY OF PP 460.10000 MI KJN663

Frequency Licensee Service State Callsign
151.59500 C F LONG & SONS INC IS MI KBA672
161.02500 COE RAIL INC LR MI WNDR706
154.43000 COMMERCE, TOWNSHIP O PF MI KNFF506
154.43000 COMMERCE, TOWNSHIP O PF MI KNFF507
151.89500 DAVIS IRON WORKS INC IB MI WNJL382
835.02000 DETROIT SMSA LIMITED CL MI KNKA231
880.02000 DETROIT SMSA LIMITED CL MI KNKA231
455.98000 FOREIGN RADIO PROGRA BA MI KPL207
151.77500 MCMULLEN, RAYMOND J IB MI KWC830
155.14500 OAKLAND, COUNTY OF PL MI KNHF687
151.83500 SCHROADER, JAMES L IB MI WNAV660
464.77500 WALLED LAKE SCHOOLS IB MI KOA651
469.77500 WALLED LAKE SCHOOLS IB MI KOA651
153.83000 WALLED LAKE, CITY OF PF MI KBC657
037.04000 WALLED LAKE, CITY OF PP MI KQF867
037.04000 WOLVERINE LAKE, VILL PP MI KJN663
155.83500 WOLVERINE LAKE, VILL PL MI WNRO233
460.10000 WALLED LAKE, CITY OF PP MI KJN663

MYRTLE BEACH

FREQUENCIES

selected frequencies for the Myrtle Beach area.


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154.310 Myrtle Fire
154.175 Myrtle Fire
154.800 Myrtle Police
154.860 Myrtle Police
155.160 Myrtle Rescue
155.295 Myrtle Rescue
154.220 North Myrtle Fire
154.400 North Myrtle Fire
155.400 North Myrtle Rescue

City and County of Georgetown

153.770 Fire
154.160 Fire
154.770 Sheriff -- county link
155.415 Police
155.715 Local government (repeater)
156.015 Government (simplex)

Horry County

154.010 Rural Fire
154.400 Fire
154.725 Sheriff
155.400 Rescue

UHF Aero Band

239.800 Meteorological
269.900 Myrtle Beach AFB
275.800 Myrtle Beach AFB
317.400 Jacksonville ATCC
343.000 Wing Command
381.300 Wing Command

Miscellaneous

151.685 Lake Arrow Head Ind.
151.775 Ponderosa Campground
151.805 Boardwalk Motel
151.865 Ocean Lakes Family Campground
464.865 " " " "
151.925 Brookgreen Gardens
151.955 Cherokee Motel
154.515 Sea Mist Travelodge
157.620 Breezeview Motel
460.800 Piedmont Airlines
461.350 Beach Amusements Inc.
461.400 Lack's Beach Service
461.475 Myrtle Beach Family Farms

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Attached is a listing of frequencies beleived to be used
by NASA. Special use of frequencies are noted as <use>.
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<Flight Data> 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 <Chase Aircraft>

NASA/Space Shuttle/California
150.225 150.275 150.275

NASA/Space Shuttle/Cape Kennedy
259.70 & 269.80 <Operations> 121.75<Ground>
148.485 <Photo Aircraft>
121.50 123.10 156.00 156.80 157.10
243.00 282.80 <all this group - Rescue Operations>
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Enjoy! Tony Cardenas WA6IGJ Long Beach, Ca.

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NASA Shuttle Mission Logo Descriptions - Chronological Order by Launch

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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

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. FOYT 456.912
15 DRIVER MORGAN SHEPHERD 457.525
16 DRIVER LARRY PEARSON 463.500
17 DRIVER DARRELL WALTRIP 851.562
20 DRIVER ROB MOROSO 466.275
21 DRIVER NEIL BONNETT 856.737
23 DRIVER EDDIE BIERSCHWALE 462.675
25 DRIVER KEN SCHRADER 856.912
26 DRIVER BRETT BODINE 468.487
27 DRIVER RUSTY WALLACE 465.787
28 DRIVER DAVY ALLISON 457.600
30 DRIVER MIKE WALTRIP 466.300
33 DRIVER HARRY GANT 468.775
38 DRIVER DICK JOHNSON 467.012
40 DRIVER BEN HESS 468.762
41 DRIVER JIMMY BROWN 463.712
42 DRIVER KYLE PETTY 851.287
43 DRIVER RICHARD PETTY 858.787
44 DRIVER JIM SAUTER 466.912
45 DRIVER JOE RUTTMAN 466.737
48 DRIVER GREG SACHS 464.075
52 DRIVER JIMMY MEANS 467.925
57 DRIVER JIMMY SPENCER 453.750
66 DRIVER DICK TRICKLE 464.600
71 DRIVER DAVE MARCIS 467.562
73 DRIVER PHIL BARKDOLL 467.852
75 DRIVER RICK WILSON 468.975
77 DRIVER CONNIE SAYLOR 461.825
80 DRIVER JIMMY HORTON 464.162
83 DRIVER LAKE SPEED 859.812
88 DRIVER BUDDY BAKER 466.700
90 DRIVER ERNIE IRVIN 467.162
94 DRIVER STERLING MARLIN 857.837
98 DRIVER BUTCH MILLER 461.687

======================BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL SERIES=========================

1 DRIVER MARK MARTIN 468.562
2 DRIVER L.D. 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

***************************************************
* NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE AREA SCANNER FREQUENCIES *
***************************************************

------------------------- POLICE -------------------------

155.01 METRO PD CENTRAL
155.07 METRO PD CH 1 WEST
155.13 METRO PD CH 2 COUNTY WIDE
155.31 METRO PD CH 3 EAST
155.58 METRO PD CH 4 RECORDS
155.64 METRO PD CH 5 TRAFFIC
154.755 METRO PD CH 6 CAR TO CAR
154.86 METRO PD CH 7 SOUTH
158.79 METRO PD RADAR TRAPS
154.815 METRO PD TACTICAL (DVP ENCRYPTED)
155.49 METRO PD SPECIAL
155.22 METRO PD SPECIAL EMERGENCY
39.540 DAVIDSON CO. SHERRIFF
155.43 GOODLETTSVILLE, TN POLICE
155.745 GOODLETTSVILLE, TN POLICE AND FIRE
155.775 GOODLETTSVILLE, TN POLICE (INVESTIGATIVE)
155.715 BELLEMEADE POLICE
460.175 FRANKLIN,TN POLICE
460.500 WILLIAMSON COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT
42.36 TENNESSEE HIGHWAY PATROL (DISTRICT 3)

-------------------- LOCAL GOVERNMENT -------------------

156.240 METRO NASHVILLE HIGHWAY DEPT.
155.940 METRO NASHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION
451.250 METRO NASHVILLE WATER & SEWER DEPT.
453.100 METRO NASHVILLE WATER & SEWER DEPT.
453.875 METRO NASHVILLE WATER & SEWER DEPT. (TELEMETRY)
47.36 TENNESSEE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
45.360 TENNESSEE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT LOCAL NET
45.440 TENNESSEE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT STATE NET
158.835 TENNESSEE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPEATER
158.775 TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
151.235 TENNESSEE WILDLIFE RESOURCES AUTHORITY F1
151.280 TENNESSEE WILDLIFE RESOURCES AUTHORITY F2
159.240 TENNESSEE WILDLIFE RESOURCES AUTHORITY
162.225 NASHVILLE POSTAL SERVICE

------------- NASHVILLE METROPOLITAN AIRPORT -------------

118.4 DEPARTURE
119.350 DEPARTURE
118.6 APPROACH
124.000 EASTERN APPROACH
120.600 WESTERN APPROACH
119.100 CONTROL TOWER
120.000 ATIS
129.200 KJJ4 AMERICAN AIRLINES
129.250 REPUBLIC AIRLINES
129.225 BNA
129.325 BNA
129.500 UNITED AIRLINES
129.600 DELTA AIRLINES
129.750 PIEDMONT AIRLINES
130.200 BNA
131.75 REPUBLIC AIRLINES
453.25 AIRPORT MAINTENANCE

----------------------- MISCELLANEOUS ----------------------

162.550 NOAA WEATHER RADIO
450.2125 WNGE-TV NEWS (CH 2)
450.850 WSMV-TV NEWS (CH 4)
450.150 WTVF-TV NEWS (CH 5)
450.450 WTVF-TV NEWS (CH 5)
450.650 WSM NEWS (650 KHZ AM)
464.450 VIACOM CABLE TELEVISION
153.590 NASHVILLE GAS
158.130 NASHVILLE ELECTRIC SERVICE
464.800 OPRYLAND HOTEL
464.925 OPRYLAND SECURITY
152.300 CHECKER CAB CO.
152.390 YELLOW CAB CO.
160.26 SEABOARD RAILWAY - OPERATIONS
160.37 SEABOARD RAILWAY - ROAD
151.745 TENNESSEE STATE FAIRGROUNDS
468.600 TENNESSEE STATE FAIRGROUNDS - SECURITY
469.675 TENNESSEE STATE FAIRGROUNDS - SECURITY
151.955 NASHVILLE MOTOR RACEWAY - TRACK OFFICIALS
154.600 HIGHLAND RIM RACEWAY - TRACK OFFICIALS
146.670 WB4MTM 2 METER HAM REPEATER
146.640 2 METER HAM REPEATER

NATIONAL FREQUENCIES
--------------------

Source: Monitor America

--------- -----------
121.500 Air Emergency
243.000 " "
460.650 - 460.875 Airline Ground Frequencies
129.000 - 132.000 Airline Company Frequencies
122.850 Air to Air
122.900 " " "
122.925 " " "
123.100 " " "
146.520 Amateur National Simplex Frequencies
446.000 " " " "
29.30 - 29.70 50.0-54.0 Amateur Radio Band (6 Meter)
144.0 - 148.0 Amateur Radio Band (2 Meter)
220.0 - 225.0 420.0 - 450.0 " " "
47.42 Nationwide American Red Cross
47.46 " " "
47.50 " " "
47.66 " " "
148.150R Civil Air Patrol
1695 1725 1755 KHz. Cordless Telephones (Bases) pre-1984
49.83 49.845 49.86 " " (mobiles) "
49.875 49.89 " " " "
46.61/49.845 Cordless Phones (1984 to today)
46.63/49.845 " " " "
46.97/49.97 " " " "
46.73/49.875 " " " "
46.77/49.83 " " " "
46.83/49.89 " " " "
46.87/49.93 " " " "
46.93/49.99 " " " "
46.97/49.97 " " " "
153.830 Fireground
155.340 155.280 HEAR (Hospital Ambulance Radio) System
155.460 155.220 " " " " "
123.025 123.050 Helicopters
123.075 "
155.475 Intersystems (NLEEF National Law Enforcement Emerg. Frequency)
155.370 Police many states " " " " " "
154.280 Fire Mutual Aid " " " " " "
35.04 151.625 464.500 Itinerant Frequencies (Nationwide) (Business)
464.550 " " " "
43.04 151.490 158.400 " " " (Special Industrial
152.870 152.900 152.930 Motion Picture Companies
152.960 152.990 153.020 " " "
173.225 173.275 173.325 " " "
173.375 " " "
161.640 161.670 161.700 Radio & Television Broadcasters
161.730 161.760 " " "
450.0 - 451.0 " " "
455.0 - 456.0 " " "
462.675 REACT Teams
123.100 122.900 Search & Rescue
123.450 Pilots Air - Air
530 1610 KHz Travelers Information (TIS)
173.5875 U.S. Air Force (Fire/Crash Crews)
163.4125 163.4375 U.S. Army (Corps of Engineers)
49.70 49.80 U.S. Army (EOD/Nuclear Accident Teams)
34.81 34.83 U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
417.200 U.S. GSA (Federal Protective Service) (Federal
Building Security)
40.07 40.21 U.S. National Park Buses
162.400 - 162.550 U.S. National Weather Service
49.83 49.845 49.86 Walkie - Talkies (Unlicensed)
49.875 49.89 " " "

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The following is a list of FBI Frequencies confirmed to be active within the
last 6 months. Rhode Island, Mass., New Hampshire, and Maine operate as one
system controlled by Boston, MA. Connecticut operates as a seperate system
controlled by New Haven, CT. Both systems use a PL Tone of 167.9 Hz.

Channel designations, if given, are for that system.

Both systems are still in the process of being changed so there may be future
additions or changes to this list. Also, I monitor mostly in Eastern
Connecticut and Rhode Island so there are probably more Repeaters in use in
other areas which are not included here. Almost all Frequencies used as
repeater outputs can also be used as car-car simplex.

As you can see this is a big change from the old system in that the Repeater
Outputs are now the higher frequencies and the Inputs are low.

All Repeaters are computer controlled and have been cross linked in various
combinations.

I would be interested in sharing information with anyone who is interested in
Federal Monitoring in New England. Our little group here is interested in
PERSONALLY CONFIRMED information such as Transmitter Locations, Input
Frequencies, PL Codes, other access codes, etc. Some of the information we
have is sensitive so please respond by U.S. Mail.

Arthur P. Heely
80 North Street
Norwich, CT 06360

August 10, 1990 at 3:35 p.m.
FREQUENCY R CALL LOCATION ST CH COMMENTS
========= = ======= ================ == ==
=================================
162.6375 KCB800 Boston MA Input to 167.4375 Rpt/"Central"
162.7625 KCB801 Providence RI Input to 167.6625 Rpt
162.9750 KCB801 Providence RI Input to
167.2625/4625/7125/.7625
KCB807 Newport RI Input to
167.2625/4625/7125/.7625
163.8375 KEX600 New Haven CT A5 Input to 168.8750 Rpt/"600"
163.8625 R KEX600- New Haven CT Federal Bldg./Tactical Use
163.8875 KEX600- New London CT Input to 169.9500 Rpt/"900"
KEX600- Stamford CT Input to 167.3875 Rpt
163.9375 KEX600- Hartford CT B3 Input to 167.5125 Rpt/"800"
KEX600- New London CT Input to 169.9500 Rpt/"900"
163.9875 KCB808 Worcester MA Input to 167.6125 Rpt
KCB800- Foxboro MA Input to 167.2375 Rpt
KCB803 Concord NH Input to 167.6125 Rpt
KCB802 Springfield MA Input to 167.2625 Rpt
164.1500 KCB800- Exeter area RI Simulcast w/167.6000
164.2250 KCB800- Springfield area MA Exact location unknown
164.3500 KEX600- Stamford CT B7 Input to 167.6875 Rpt
KEX600- Hartford CT B7 Input to 167.6875 Rpt/"800"
KEX600- New London CT B7 Input to 167.6875 Rpt/"900"
164.8625 KEX600 New Haven CT B8 Input to 167.7375 Rpt/"600"
167.2375 R KCB800- Foxboro MA Hill St.
167.2625 R KCB800- Exeter RI Rt 3
R KCB800- Westfield MA WWLP Tower, No. West Street
167.2875 KEX600- mobile CT Car-Car
KCB800- mobile MA Active in Worcester Area
167.3625 R KCB800- Boston Area MA "CENTRAL"/Exact location unknown
167.3875 KCB800- mobile RI Car-Car
R KEX600- Stamford CT Hanover St.
167.4375 R KCB800- Boston MA Downtown-Exact location unknown
167.4625 R KCB800- Fall River MA Indian Town Rd
167.5125 R KEX600- Avon CT B3 Talcott Mountain
167.5375 KEX600 New Haven CT Input to 163.8625 Rpt/"600"
167.5625 KEX600- mobile CT A4 Car-Car/National Channel
KCB800- mobile RI A4 Car-Car/National Channel
167.6000 KCB800- RI Simulcast w/164.1500
R KCB800- MA Heard weak Rpt in Sturbridge
167.6125 R KCB800- Paxton MA Asnebumskit Rd./Serves Central
MA
167.6625 R KCB800- Providence RI Federal Bldg
167.6875 R KEX600- Montville CT B7 WTWS Tower, Rt 85
R KEX600- Avon CT B7 Talcott Mountain
R KEX600- Stamford CT B7 Hanover St.
167.7125 R KCB800- Providence RI C1 Federal Bldg
167.7375 KEX600- Hamden CT B8 WTNH Tower, West Woods
167.7625 R KCB800- Shannock RI Shannock Hill Rd
168.8750 R KEX600- Hamden CT A5 WTNH Tower,West Woods
169.9500 R KEX600- Sterling CT Ekonk Hill/No PL for Carrier
only
R KEX600- Bozrah CT Bishop Road
412.4500 L KEX600- Montville CT WTWS Tower/Link to 169.9500 Rpt
412.5250 L KEX600- North Stonington CT Wintechog/Link to 169.9500 Rpt
414.0750 L KEX600- Trumbull CT UHF Link/Repeats 167.5625
Unknown L KEX600- Killingworth CT Rt 81/Rem Rcvr for 168.8750 Rpt

10,60
NORTHEAST OHIO RADIO FREQUENCIES
update January 1991
Listing covers A thru MIL
------------------------------------------------------------

A-1 Garage Door Company (Akron-Summit)...............463.825
A-1 Garage Door Company (Akron-Summit)...............468.825

Abra Cadabra Lock Service (Akron-Summit).............151.955

ABCD Inc. (Canton-Stark).............................463.425

AGA Gas Inc. (Canton-Stark)..........................464.775
AGA Gas Inc. (Canton-Stark)..........................464.825

AJ Diana Sons Inc. (Massillon-Stark).................152.975

AS Helbig Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)...................451.950
AS Helbig Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)...................456.950

ABF Freight System Inc. (Copley-Summit)..............160.035

ADT Security Systems (Copley)........................460.950
ADT Security Systems Mid-South (Louisville-Stark)....463.300
ADT Security Systems Mid-South (Copley-Summit).......465.950
ADT Security Systems Mid-South (Louisville-Stark)....468.300

ACE Ready Mix Concrete Co. Inc. (Norton-Summit)...... 31.560

ACME Lumber Supplies Inc. (Canton-Stark).............151.655

Action Door Service (Copley-Summit)..................463.325
Action Door Service..................................468.325

Adtek Heating & Cooling (Louisville-Stark)...........461.275
Adtek Heating & Cooling (Louisville-Stark)...........466.275

Aeronautical Radio Inc. (Hudson-Summit)..............128.850
Aeronautical Radio Inc. (Greentown-Stark)............129.100
Aeronautical Radio Inc. (Akron-Summit)...............129.325
" " " 129.650
" " " 129.800
" " " 130.025
" " " 130.200
" " " 130.550
" " " 130.625
" " " 130.700
" " " 130.850
" " " 131.025
" " " 131.400
" " " 131.550
" " " 132.000

Air Camis Inc. (North Canton-Summit).................122.950

Air Force MARS Net................................... 49.930
Air Force 1..........................................415.700
Air Force 2..........................................407.850

Air National Guard Med-O-Vac......................... 38.500
Air National Guard Med-O-Vac......................... 41.000

Air Wisconsin (Summit)...............................460.775

Airborne Freight Corp. (Canton-Stark)................462.000

Airport Florist Inc. (Akron-Summit)..................151.865

Airtime Communications Inc. (Akron-Summit)...........152.480

Akron Automobile Association (Akron-Summit)..........150.905
Akron Automobile Association (Akron-Summit)..........150.950

Akron, Canton & Youngstown R.R. (Akron-Summit).......160.770

Akron & Barberton Belt R.R. (yard)...................161.370
Akron & Barberton Belt R.R. (road)...................161.550

Akron Baptist Temple Inc. (Akron-Summit).............464.950
Akron Baptist Temple Inc. (Akron-Summit).............469.950

Akron Beacon Journal (Reporters).....................173.275
Akron Beacon Journal (Circulation)...................452.975
Akron Beacon Journal................................452.9875

Akron Board of Education (Akron-Summit)..............157.740

Akron-Canton Airport (Air Rescue)....................143.000
" " (Approach - East)...............125.500
" " (Approach - West)...............118.600
" " (ATIS - Weather for planes).....121.050
" " (Ground Control)................121.700
" " (Tower).........................118.300
" " (Emergency Net).................121.500
" " ................................120.100
" " ................................120.400
" " ................................122.700
" " (Air B.S. Channel)..............122.750
" " ................................453.225
" " ................................453.475

Akron City Hospital (Akron-Summit)...................154.515
Akron City Hospital (Akron)..........................457.525
Akron City Hospital ................................460.6625

Akron Coca Cola Bottling Co. ........................463.750
Akron Coca Cola Bottling Co. (Akron-Summit)..........468.750

Akron Fire Dept. (Ch. 1 Dispatch & Operations).......460.600
Akron Fire Dept. (Ch. 3/5 Fireground)................460.625
Akron Fire Dept. (Ch. 4/6 Fireground)................460.575
Akron Fire Dept. .................................... 33.740
Akron Fire Dept. .................................... 33.860
Akron Fire Dept. (MED 9 - EMS Coordination)..........462.950
Akron Fire Dept. (MED 10 - EMS Coordination).........462.975
Akron Fire Dept. (F-1 H.E.A.R. System)...............155.340
Akron Fire Dept. ....................................153.830
Akron Fire Dept. ....................................154.160
Akron Fire Dept. ....................................154.280
Akron Fire Dept. ....................................162.400

Akron General Hospital (Akron-Summit)................155.400
Akron General Medical Center (Akron-Summit)..........152.480
Akron General Medical Center .......................460.6625

Akron Police Dept. (Summer park patrol).............. 46.580
Akron Police Dept. (Inter-City)......................155.370
Akron Police Dept. (Radar [car to car])..............159.030
Akron Police Dept. (Ch. 4 [Squad cars])..............460.050
Akron Police Dept. (Summit Co. Sheriff)..............460.175
Akron Police Dept. (Ch. 2 [computer])................460.325
Akron Police Dept. (Ch. 1 [dispatcher])..............460.375
Akron Police Dept. (Ch. 5 [Summit Co. Sheriff])......460.425
Akron Police Dept. (Ch. 3 [detectives])..............460.500
Akron Police Dept. ..................................465.050
Akron Highway Maintenance (Emergency)................ 33.060
Akron Highway Maintenance (Crews [traffic signs]).... 45.640
Akron Water Dept. ................................... 47.980

Akron Ham Repeater (SKYWARN).........................146.640

Akron Jaycees Inc. ..................................151.625
Akron Jaycees (Summit) ..............................151.655

Akron Metro Housing .................................453.325

Akron Metro Transit .................................453.625
Akron Metro Transit .................................453.775

Akron Metro Park District (Richfield-Summit).........453.100
Akron Metro Park District (Richfield-Summit).........458.100

Akron Oxygen & Supply Co. (Akron-Summit).............461.875
Akron Oxygen & Supply Co. (Akron-Summit).............466.875

Akron Paving Co. (Stow-Summit)....................... 31.480

Akron Public Schools (Summit)........................151.895
Akron Public Schools (Summit).......................462.8375

Akron Radio Telephone (Channel ZR)................... 35.500
Akron Radio Telephone (Channel YS [Manchester])......152.720
Akron Radio Telephone (Channel QA [Tallmadge]).......454.450
Akron Mobile Telephone ..............................152.510

Akron Repeater ......................................462.650

Akron Tractor & Equipment Corp. (Akron-Summit)....... 35.920

Akron Welding & Spring (Copley-Summit)...............464.700
Akron Welding & Spring (Copley-Summit)...............469.700

Akron Zoological Park (Akron-Summit)................461.8875

Albrecht Grocery (Akron-Summit)......................462.100
Albrecht Grocery (Akron-Summit)......................467.100

Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms (Cleve.-Youngstown).....165.2875
Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms (Cleve.-Youngstown).....166.5375

All Parts Automotive Inc. (Louisville-Stark)........461.250
All Parts Automotive Inc. (Copley-Summit)...........461.575
All Parts Automotive Inc. (Louisville-Stark)........466.250
All Parts Automotive Inc. (Copley-Summit)...........466.575

All Pro Pullers Motorsports Inc. (Alliance-Stark)....151.625
All Pro Pullers Motorsports inc. (Alliance-Stark)....154.570

Allen Keith Construction Co. (Canton-Stark)..........463.675
Allen Keith Construction Co. (Akron-Summit)..........464.900
Allen Keith Construction Co. (Canton-Stark)..........468.675
Allen Keith Construction Co. (Akron-Summit)..........469.900

Alliance Auto Club AAA (Alliance-Stark)..............150.965

Anderson Pest Control Inc. (North Canton-Stark)......461.200
Anderson Pest Control Inc. (North Canton-Stark)......466.200

Arbys (Ohio)......................................... 30.840
Arbys ...............................................154.570

Area Wide Paging System Inc. (Canton-Stark)..........454.175

Armet Inc. (Akron-Summit)............................159.705

Armys Landscape Service (Canton-Stark)...............154.540

Ashland Chemical Co. (Summit)........................153.065

Aultman Hospital .................................... 33.080
Aultman Hospital (Paging)............................ 35.220
Aultman Hospital (Paging, digital)................... 43.680
Aultman Hospital (Canton-Stark)......................155.280
Aultman Hospital (H.E.A.R.)..........................155.340
Aultman Hospital (Canton)............................457.525
Aultman Hospital (Canton)............................457.600
Aultman Hospital (Security, Ch. 1)...................464.325
Aultman Hospital (Security, Ch. 2 [repeater])........469.325

Austin Drain Cleaning Inc. (Canton-Stark)............ 42.960

Automatic Vendors Inc. (Louisville-Stark)............461.250
Automatic Vendors Inc. (Louisville-Stark)............466.250

Avis Rent A Car Systems Inc. (Stark)................460.8875

B & B Auto Service & Towing (Cuyahoga Falls-Summit)..151.655

B & C Industries ....................................462.625

B & K Garage Door Co. (Copley-Summit)................461.875
B & K Garage Door Co. (Copley-Summit)................466.875

B & L Investigative Security Service (Akron-Summit)..154.540

B & O Railroad ......................................160.230
B & O Railroad ......................................160.320

B.F. Goodrich Co. (Akron-Summit)..................... 35.980
B.F. Goodrich Co. ...................................151.625
B.F. Goodrich Co. ...................................154.570
B.F. Goodrich Co. (Police/fire)......................462.200
B.F. Goodrich Co. (Akron-Summit).....................462.325
B.F. Goodrich Co. ...................................464.500
B.F. Goodrich Co. (Summit)..........................467.3125
B.F. Goodrich Co. ...................................467.325
B.F. Goodrich Co. ...................................469.425
B.F. Goodrich Co. ...................................469.500

BFI Incorporated (Canton-Stark)......................151.805

Bailey Waste Service (Beach City-Stark).............. 31.160
Bailey Waste Service (Beach City-Stark).............. 31.240
Bailey Waste Service (Beach City-Stark)..............154.540

Baker Protective Services Inc. (Copley-Summit).......460.900
Baker Protective Services Inc. (Copley-Summit).......465.900

Barberton Citizens Hospital (Barberton-Summit)...... 43.640
Barberton Citizens Hospital (Barberton-Summit)......155.400
Barberton Citizens Hospital (Security & Maint.)....461.5125
Barberton Citizens Hospital (Barberton-Summit).....466.5125

Barberton City Schools (Barberton-Summit)...........155.235

Barberton Fire Dept. (Dispatch & Operations).........154.370
Barberton Fire Dept. (Fireground, proposed)..........154.325
Barberton Police Dept. ..............................155.100
Barberton Police Dept. (Inter-City)..................155.370
Barberton Utilities .................................158.805
Barberton (Summit)...................................153.815

Barberton Ham Repeater ..............................146.085

Barley Heating & Air Conditioning (Canton-Stark).....461.525
Barley Heating & Air Conditioning (Canton-Stark).....466.525

Bart Lee Electronics (Canton-Stark).................. 31.000

Bath Twp. Fire Dept. ................................ 33.680
Bath Twp. Fire Dept. ................................ 33.860
Bath Twp. Police Dept. .............................. 39.840
Beach City Fire Dept. ............................... 33.820
Beach City Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch. 3)..............154.860
Beach City Police Dept. (Inter-City).................155.370
Beach City Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch. 2)..............155.520
Beach City Government ...............................153.455

Beacon Journal Publishing Co. .......................151.925
Beacon Journal Publishing Co. (Akron-Summit).........173.275
Beacon Journal Publishing Co. (Canton-Stark).........452.975
Beacon Journal Publishing Co. (Canton-Stark)........452.9875
Beacon Journal Publishing Co. (Canton-Stark).........457.975
Beacon Journal Publishing Co. (Canton-Stark)........457.9875

Beaver Excavating Co. (Canton-Stark).................451.775
Beaver Excavating Co. (Canton-Stark).................456.775

Beaverkettle Co. (Canton-Stark)......................161.640
Beaverkettle Co. (Canton)............................161.760
Beaverkettle Co. (Middlebranch-Stark)................455.350
Beaverkettle Co. (Middlebranch-Stark)................455.980

Belden Village Mall .................................462.100
Belden Village Mall .................................467.125

Belden Village Towing Inc. (Canton-Stark)............464.025
Belden Village Towing Inc. (Canton-Stark)............469.025

Bethlehem Twp. Fire & Rescue Inc. ................... 33.820
Bethlehem Twp. Road Dept. (Navarre-Stark)............151.010

Bierly-Litman Inc. (Canton-Stark)................... 43.000

Big Tom's Drain Service (Akron-Summit)...............461.025
Big Tom's Drain Service (Akron-Summit)...............466.025

Blind & Son Inc. (Copley-Summit)....................463.800
Blind & Son inc. (Copley-Summit)....................468.800

Blossom Music Center ................................154.600

Boebinger Agency Inc. (Canton-Stark).................461.525
Boebinger Agency Inc. (Canton-Stark).................466.525

Bolivar Volunteer Fire Dept. (Bolivar-Tuscarawas).... 33.940

Bondurant Service & Towing Inc. (Akron-Summit)......157.515

Boston Mills Ski Resort .............................154.600

Botzum Bros Co. (Akron-Summit)....................... 35.820

Bowers Road Oiling Inc. (Canton-Stark)...............452.025
Bowers Road Oiling Inc. (Canton-Stark)...............457.025
Bowers Towing Co. (Akron-Summit).....................157.500

Boy Scouts of America (Akron).......................463.3375
Boy Scouts of America ..............................468.3375

Boyan Welding Inc. (Doylestown-Wayne)................ 43.400

Boylan & Cannon Electronics (Copley-Summit)..........464.250
Boylan & Cannon Electronics (Copley-Summit)..........469.250

Brandywine Ski Center Inc. (Richfield-Summit)........461.975
Brandywine Ski Center Inc. (Richfield-Summit)........466.975

Brechbuhler Scales Inc. (Canton).....................463.550
Brechbuhler Scales Inc. (Canton-Stark)...............468.550

Brenckle Farms Inc. (Hartville-Stark)................151.520

Brewster Fire Dept. ................................. 33.820
Brewster Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch.3).................154.860
Brewster Police Dept. (Inter-City)...................155.370
Brewster Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch.2).................155.520
Brewster (Brewster-Stark)............................153.455

Brinks Inc. (Akron-Summit)...........................159.495
Brinks Inc. (Stark).................................467.8125

Brown Lumber Co. (Massillon-Stark)..................461.7125

Brown Twp. Fire Dept. ............................... 33.940

Buckeye Explosives (New Philadelphia-Tuscarawas)..... 35.800

Buckeye Protective Service (Canton-Stark)...........154.540

Buckeye Well Surveys Inc. (Louisville-Stark).........451.900
Buckeye Well Surveys Inc. (Louisville-Stark).........456.900

Butler Construction & Paving Co. (Louisville-Stark)..451.725
Butler Construction & Paving Co. (Louisville-Stark)..456.725

Buxton Roofing & Sheet Metal (Canton-Stark)..........462.025
Buxton Roofing & Sheet Metal (Canton-Stark)..........467.025

Buy Rite Lumber Co. Inc. (Summit)....................154.600

C C Supply Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)..................461.875
C C Supply Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)..................466.875

C.Q. of Ohio Inc. (Akron-Summit).....................454.250
C.Q. of Ohio Inc. (Akron-Summit).....................454.650

C.R. Kurtz Inc. (Canton-Stark).......................461.825
C.R. Kurtz Inc. (Canton-Stark).......................466.825

Canal Fulton Building Products (Canton-Stark)........461.525
Canal Fulton Building Products (Canton-Stark)........466.525

Canal Fulton Fire Dept. ............................. 33.820
Canal Fulton Police Dept. ...........................155.520
Canal Fulton Police Dept. (Ch.2).....................154.830

Canton AAA ..........................................452.525

Canton Amateur 2-Meter Repeater......................146.790

Canton Asphalt Co. Inc. (Canton-Stark)...............451.875
Canton Asphalt Co. Inc. .............................456.875

Canton Auto Parts (Canton-Stark)..................... 30.920

Canton Christian Home Inc. (Canton-Stark)............ 35.940

Canton Baptist Temple (Stark)........................464.600
Canton Baptist Temple (Stark)........................464.750

Canton Door Sales Inc. (Canton-Stark)................ 35.100

Canton Drop Forge (Canton-Stark).....................462.450
Canton Drop Forge ...................................467.450

Canton Electric Inc. (North Canton-Stark)............151.655

Canton Erectors Inc. (Canton-Stark)..................463.425
Canton Erectors inc. ................................468.425

Canton Fire/Police Dept. ...........................852.0875
" " ...........................852.1125
" " ...........................852.5375
" " ...........................853.0375
" " ...........................854.0375
" " ...........................854.0875
" " ...........................854.5375
" " ...........................855.0375
Canton Fire Dept. ...................................154.130
" ...................................154.220
" ...................................154.250
" ...................................154.265
" (EMS)..............................155.340
Canton Police Dept. (Inter-City).....................155.370
" (Sheriff Ch.2)...................155.520
" .................................158.790
" (Ch.1)...........................453.150
" (Ch.2)...........................453.200
Canton Police Dept. (Ch.3)...........................453.500
Canton Maintenance ..................................155.040
Canton ..............................................153.410

Canton/Louisville Ham Repeater (SKYWARN).............147.120

Canton Local Schools ................................155.235

Canton Mobile Telephone .............................152.510
Canton Radio Telephone ..............................152.720

Canton Monument Co. (East Sparta-Stark)..............463.400
Canton Monument Co. .................................468.400

Canton RTA ..........................................453.750
Canton RTA ..........................................453.800

Canton Twp. Fire Dept. .............................. 33.600
Canton Twp. Fire Dept. .............................. 33.820
Canton Twp. Road Dept. ..............................155.745
Canton Twp. .........................................153.830

Canton U Rent It Inc. (Canton-Stark)................. 33.160

Canton Welders Supply (Canton-Stark).................462.575
Canton Welders Supply ...............................467.575

Canton Yellow Cab ...................................152.330
Canton Yellow Cab ...................................157.590

Care Ambulance (Kent, OH)............................155.280

Careful Transport Ambulance (Wadsworth-Medina).......461.950
Careful Transport Ambulance (Wadsworth-Medina).......466.950

Carolyn Riley & Assoc., Inc. (Copley-Summit)........461.575
Carolyn Riley & Assoc., Inc. ........................466.575

Carroll County Fire Depts. .......................... 33.940
Carroll County Sheriff (Base)........................ 39.720
Carroll County Sheriff (Mobile)...................... 39.340
Carroll County Sheriff .............................. 39.540
Carroll County Sheriff .............................. 39.580

Cavs Coliseum Management Co. (Summit)...............464.6125

Cedar Point Inc. ...................................463.8625
Cedar Point Inc. ...................................468.8625

Cedarwood Construction Co. Inc. (Stow-Summit)........461.375
Cedarwood Construction Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)......464.700
Cedarwood Construction Co. Inc. (Stow-Summit)........466.375
Cedarwood Construction Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)......469.700

Cellelular Telephone ................................894-375

Central Allied Enterprises (North Industry-Stark).... 31.880

Central States Can Co. (Massillon-Stark).............153.125

Central Transport Inc. (North Canton-Stark)..........159.975
Central Transport Inc. (Akron-Summit)................160.110

Chapel Hill Mall Security ...........................151.655

Chapel Hill Management Inc. (Akron-Summit)..........464.375
Chapel Hill Management Inc. (Akron-Summit)..........469.375

Chapman Excavating Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit)..........451.725
Chapman Excavating Co. Inc. .........................456.725

Check Electric (Summit).............................461.0875

Chessie System R.R. (Ch.1 [Akron])...................160.230
Chessie System/Conrail R.R. (Akron)..................160.800

Children's Hospital of Akron (Security)..............463.875
Children's Hospital Medical Center (Akron-Summit)....468.875

Chippewa Twp. Fire Dept. (Doylestown)................154.205
Chippewa Twp. Fire Dept. ............................154.430

Citizens Hospital Assoc. (Alliance-Stark)............152.480

City Yellow Cab Co. (Akron-Summit)...................152.270
City Yellow Cab Co. .................................152.390

Civil Air Patrol Ohio Wing ..........................121.600
Civil Air Patrol ....................................148.150

Cleveland Airport ...................................121.850
Cleveland Airport (Control)..........................134.900

Cleveland Communications Inc. (Akron-Summit).........152.480
Cleveland Communications Inc. (Akron-Summit).........461.025

Cleveland Emergency Medical Service .................155.160
" " " " .................155.280
" " " " .................155.340
" " " " .................155.400

Cleveland Fire Dept. (Ch.A Dispatch/Operations)...... 33.900
" " (Ch.B Fireground)............... 33.720
" " (Ch.C Command)..................153.950
" " (Ch.D Mutual Aid)............... 45.880
" " (Ch.E Statewide)................154.280
" " (F-1 Portables).................153.830
" " (F-2 Portables Fireground)......153.890
Cleveland Fire Dept. (F-3 Portable Fireground spare).154.070
" " (F-4 Portable Fireground spare).154.145
" " (F-5 Portables Chief Officers)..153.950
" " (Mobiles A)..................... 33.580
" " (Mobiles B)..................... 33.460
" " (Mobiles C).....................154.010

Cleveland Police Dept. (Ch.1 Dist.-West).............460.225
" " (Ch.2 Dist.-West).............460.400
" " (Ch.3 Foot Patrol Center).....460.150
" " (Ch.4 4th Dist. South)........460.475
" " (Ch.5 5th Dist. East).........460.275
" " (Ch.6 6th Dist. East).........460.450
" " (Ch.7 Traffic)................460.125
" " (Ch.8 Tactical)...............460.500
" " (Ch.9 Detectives).............460.350
" " (Ch.10).......................462.950
" " .............................. 46.150

Cleveland Ham Repeater ..............................146.760

Cleveland Stadium (Indians Baseball Club)............154.515
Cleveland Stadium ...................................154.570
Cleveland Stadium ...................................154.600

Climatrol Heating & Cooling Inc. (Canton-Stark)......462.575

Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Canton (Canton-Stark)......151.865

Coen Oil Co. (Canton-Stark).......................... 35.060

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. (Minerva-Stark)...... 33.380

Columbia Gas of Ohio (Minerva-Stark)................. 48.280

Columbiana County Fire Depts. .......................154.070
Columbiana County Sheriff ........................... 39.640

Columbus Equipment Co. (Copley-Summit)...............461.575
Columbus Equipment Co. ..............................466.575

Conrail Railroad (Ch. 5).............................160.245
" " (Ch. 11)............................160.335
" " (Ch. 12)............................160.350
" " (Ch. 6).............................160.410
" " ....................................160.400
" " ....................................160.440
" " (Ch.13).............................160.470
" " (Police)............................160.545
" " (Ch. 4 Police Mobile)...............160.560
" " (Ch. 3 Police)......................160.680
" " (Toledo PBX)........................160.740
" " (Ch. 1 Road)........................160.800
" " (Ch. 3 Hump)........................160.860
" " (Ch. 4 Yard)........................160.980
" " (Ch. 8 Track Crews).................161.055
" " (Ch. 2 Road [Hudson])...............161.070
" " (PBX)...............................161.130
Conrail Railroad (Ch. 14)............................161.340
" " (Ch. 15)............................161.385
" " (Ch. 9).............................161.400
" " (Ch. 10 Track Crews)................161.430
" " (Administrative PBX)................161.445
" " (Ch. 16)............................161.460

Consolidated Cable Entertainment (Canton-Stark)......151.685

Copley Police Dept. ................................. 39.840

Copley Twp. Fire Dept. (Dispatch & Operations)....... 33.860
Copley Twp. Fire Dept. (Fireground).................. 33.680
Copley Twp. Police Dept. (Inter-City)................155.370
Copley Twp. Police Dept. ............................460.075

Coventry Local Schools (Akron-Summit)................155.235

Coventry Twp. Fire Dept. (Dispatch & Operations)..... 33.860
Coventry Twp. Fire Dept. (Fireground)................ 33.680

Cox Ambulance (Primary Channel)......................155.265
Cox Ambulance (Secondary Channel)....................155.383
Cox Ambulance (UHF Frequency)........................462.625

Crest Excavating Co. Inc. (Canton-Stark)............151.655

Cross Truck Equipment (Stark)........................464.700
Cross Truck Equipment (Stark)........................469.700

CSX Railroad (Ch. 1 Road/Aultman-Summit).............160.230
" (Ch. 5 Trim Yard).......................160.290
CSX Transportation Inc. (Ch. 2 Dispatcher)...........160.320
CSX Railroad (Toledo Terminal).......................160.410
" (Ch. Y).................................160.470
" (Ch. 3 Yard)............................160.530
" (Yard)..................................160.590
" (Yard)..................................160.740
" (East Sparta-Stark).....................160.785
" (Ch. 9 Police)..........................160.875
" (Ch. Y1)................................160.890
" (PBX)...................................160.980
" (Ch. 4 Yard)............................161.160
" (PBX)...................................161.265
" (Police)................................161.295
" (Dispatcher)............................161.310
" (Yard/Tower)............................161.400

Culp Myers Awning Co. (Canton-Stark)................. 30.920

Custom Auto Body Inc. (Canton-Stark)................461.2375

Cuyahoga Falls Fire Dept. (Dispatch).................154.370
" " Police Dept. (Comm. 9, Ch. 1).........155.490
" " " .........................156.030
" " " (blue)...................154.755
Cuyahoga Falls Water Dept. ..........................153.470
" " ................................154.415
" " General Hospital...................... 31.000
" " " " .....................461.6625
" " " " .....................461.8375
" " " " .....................466.6625

Cuyahoga National Forest ............................166.375
Cuyahoga Valley National Park .......................166.975

D & A Plumbing & Heating Inc. (North Canton-Stark)...461.150

DCI Mobile Telephone (Canton-Stark)..................454.225

Dale Broadcasting Co. (Massillon-Stark)..............161.700

Dales Landscaping Inc. (Alliance-Stark).............. 31.200

Dalton Vol. Fire Dept. ..............................154.050
Dalton Vol. Fire Dept. ..............................154.430
Dalton Police Dept. ................................. 39.580
Dalton Police Dept. ................................. 39.660
Dalton Police Dept. (Inter-City).....................155.370
Dalton Police Dept. .................................155.610

Dan Marchetta Construction Co. (Akron-Summit)........ 35.120

Dearman Transportation Co. (Akron-Summit)............ 44.160

Dearfield, OH Fire Dept. ............................154.235

Dehoff F G L Inc. (Alliance-Stark)...................151.955

Diebold, Inc. (Security).............................153.320

Digital Paging Systems of Cleveland (Bolivar-Stark).. 35.580
Digital Paging Systems of Cleveland (Bolivar-Stark)..454.175
Digital Paging Systems of Cleveland (Copley-Summit)..454.325
Digital Paging Systems of Cleveland (Copley-Summit)..454.500

Doctor's Hospital (Massillon-Stark)..................155.160
" " ...................................163.230
" " (H.E.A.R.).........................155.340
" " (Paging)...........................163.250
" " ...................................457.525
" " ...................................457.550
" " ...................................457.575
" " ...................................457.600

Domer Communication Inc. (North Canton-Stark)........150.000
Domer Communication Inc. ............................450.000
Domer Communication Inc. ...........................461.3375
Domer Communication Inc. (New Philadelphia-Tusc.)....461.350
Domer Communication Inc. (Canton-Stark)..............461.825
Domer Communication Inc. (Akron-Summit)..............461.475
Domer Communication Inc. ...........................466.3375

Don W. Geitgey Jr. Oil & Gas (N. Canton-Stark)....... 49.340
Dover Fire Dept. .................................... 46.360
Dover Fire Dept. ....................................153.950
Dover Police Dept. .................................. 45.600

Dowell Schlumberger Inc. (East Sparta-Stark)......... 43.180

Doylestown Telephone Co. (Doylestown-Wayne).......... 35.160

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA Ch. 1)..........418.625
Drug Enforcemetn Administration (DEA Ch. 2)..........418.900

Duer Construction Inc. (Akron-Summit)................ 31.200

Duncan Press (Canton-Stark).......................... 33.160

Dusk to Dawn Protective Service (Canton-Stark).......464.025

East Sparta Vol Fire Dept. ..........................154.430

East Ohio Gas Co. (Akron-Summit)..................... 48.620
East Ohio Gas Co. (North Canton-Stark)............... 48.860
East Ohio Gas Co. (Akron-Summit).....................153.635
East Ohio Gas Co. (Canton-Stark).....................158.145
East Ohio Gas Co. (Canton-Stark).....................158.250

Eaton Corp. (Stark Co.).............................462.0875
Eaton Corp. (Copley-Summit)..........................463.800
Eaton Corp. (Stark Co.).............................464.3625
Eaton Corp. (Copley-Summit)..........................468.800

Ekco Housewares Co. (Massillon-Stark)................154.625

Ellis Erb Inc. (Hartville-Stark).....................461.075

Elum Music Co. (Massillon-Stark)..................... 30.800

Empire Sweeping Co. (Canton-Stark)...................462.000
Empire Sweeping Co. .................................467.000

Erectors Inc. (Copley-Summit)........................463.800
Erectors Inc. (Akron-Summit).........................468.800

Ernest Alessio Construction Co. (Akron-Summit).......151.655

Ernie Rupple Towing .................................150.890

Eslich Wrecking & Erecting (Louisville-Stark)........151.520

Evans Construction Co. (Canton-Stark)................462.000
Evans Construction Co. ..............................467.000

Excel Overhead Door (Copley-Summit)..................464.700
Excel Overhead Door (Copley-Summit)..................469.700

565 Corporation (East Canton-Stark).................. 49.060
565 Corporation (Canton-Stark).......................451.550
565 Corporation (Canton-Stark)......................451.5875
565 Corporation (Canton-Stark)......................451.6875
565 Corporation (Stark).............................456.4375

Factory Tire Outlet Inc. (Canton-Stark)..............151.715

Fairlawn Fire Dept. (Dispatch & Operations).......... 33.860
Fairlawn Fire Dept. (Fireground)..................... 33.680
Fairlawn Police Dept. ............................... 39.840

Fairlawn Security Inc. (Akron-Summit)................461.025

Fairless High School Buses (Brewster-Stark)..........151.875

Falls Heating & Cooling Inc. (Cuyahoga Falls-Summit).151.895

Falls Sheet Metal Works Inc. (Copley-Summit).........461.050

Falls Suburban Cab Inc. (Cuyahoga Falls-Summit)......152.420
Falls Suburban Cab Inc. .............................157.680

Fearon & Feller Inc. (Beach City-Stark).............. 33.160
Fearon & Feller Inc. (Dover-Tuscarawas)..............461.725
Fearon & Feller Inc. (New Philadelphia-Tuscarawas)...463.825
Fearon & Feller Inc. ................................466.725
Fearon & Feller Inc. ................................468.825

FBI (Ch.1 Cleve., Akron, Youngstown).................163.875
FBI (Repeater receive frequency).....................163.425
FBI .................................................165.290
FBI (Ch. 2).........................................167.5125
FBI (Ch. 3).........................................167.7875
FBI (Ch. 4).........................................167.5625

Feldman Mechanical Contractors (Copley-Summit).......461.575
Feldman Mechanical Contractors ......................466.575

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (Coventry Twp.-Summit)...153.200
" " .........................154.570
" " .........................154.600
" " (Akron-Summit)...........157.740
" " (Police-Fire)............158.325
" " (Akron-Summit)...........462.350
" " .........................462.450
" " .........................464.500
" " .........................464.550
" " .........................467.350
" " .........................467.375
" " .........................467.450

First National Bank of Akron (Copley-Summit).........462.100
First National Bank of Akron (Copley-Summit).........467.100

Flemming Co. (Stark).................................464.950

Fluharty Lumber Inc. (Alliance-Stark)................ 33.160

Ford Communications Inc. (Canton-Stark)..............153.320
Ford Communications Inc. ............................158.280
Ford Communications Inc. ...........................462.3255

Franklin Twp. Fire Dept. (Summit).................... 33.860
Franklin Twp. Police Dept. (F-1).....................155.025
Franklin Twp. Police Dept. ..........................155.250
Franklin Twp. Police Dept. ..........................460.250
Franklin Twp. Government ............................156.240

Fry Bros. Coal Co. (Canton-Stark)....................159.675

G I Cab Co. (Akron-Summit)...........................152.270
G I Cab Co. .........................................152.390
G I Cab Co. .........................................157.530
G I Cab Co. .........................................157.650

Galehouse Construction Co. Inc. (Doylestown-Wayne)...461.375
Galehouse Construction Co. Inc. .....................466.400

Garco Surfa Shield Co. (Louisville-Stark)............461.400
Garco Surfa Shield Co. ..............................466.400

Gencorp Inc. (North Canton-Summit)...................334.700

General Cinema Beverages (Summit)...................461.0625
General Cinema Beverages (Akron-Summit).............461.0875

General Electric Radio Service (Akron-Summit)........462.075
General Electric Radio Service ......................467.075

General Highway Express Inc. (Akron-Summit)..........159.675

General Tire & Rubber Co. ...........................151.925

General Towing Service Inc. (Canton-Stark)...........150.845
General Towing Service ..............................154.845

Gillmore Security Systems Inc. (Akron-Summit)........464.625
Gillmore Security Systems Inc. ......................469.625

GKL Construction Co. (Akron-Summit).................. 31.600

Gold Cross Ambulance & Medical (Alliance-Stark)......151.655
Gold Cross Ambulance & Medical (Youngstown-Salem)....151.865
Gold Cross Ambulance & Medical (Stark) ..............155.220
Gold Cross Ambulance (Stark).........................155.280
Gold Cross Ambulance (Youngstown)....................461.150
Gold Cross Ambulance (Youngstown-Mahoning)...........466.150

Goodwill Industries of Akron (Akron-Summit)..........151.655

Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation (Canton-Stark)....463.425

Goodyear Aerospace Corp. ............................122.900
Goodyear Aerospace Corp. (Akron-Summit)..............153.320

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Akron-Summit)............ 75.000
" " ..........................121.600
" " ..........................108.000
" " ..........................109.100
" " ..........................151.625
" " (Police & Fire)...........153.320
" " (Police & Fire)...........153.380
" " ..........................158.460
" " ..........................334.700
" " ..........................451.275
" " ..........................456.275
" " ..........................457.525
" " ..........................457.550
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. .........................462.2125
" " .........................462.2375
" " ..........................462.250
" " .........................462.2625
" " ..........................462.275
" " .........................462.2875
" " .........................462.3375
" " (Mogadore-Summit).........462.375
" " (Akron-Summit)............462.425
" " .........................465.9125
" " .........................465.9375
" " .........................465.9625
" " ..........................467.250
" " ..........................467.275
" " ..........................467.425
" " .........................467.7875
" " .........................467.8625

Graf Growers Inc. (Akron-Summit).....................151.490

Greater Cleveland Hospital Association .............152.0075

Green Twp. Fire Dept. (Dispatch & Operations)........ 33.860
Green Twp. Fire Dept. (Fireground)................... 33.680
Green Twp. Fire Dept. (Administrative)............... 33.740
Green Twp. (Greensburg-Summit).......................153.890

Greenlawn Cemetery Assoc. Inc. (Akron-Summit)........151.775

Greentown Fire Dept. ................................154.350

Group III Management Corp. (Akron-Summit)............454.550

Grove Refrigeration Inc. (Alliance-Stark)............151.865

Guardian Alarm Service Inc. (Akron-Summit)...........464.300
Guardian Alarm Service Inc. .........................469.300

H B Lockart Corp. (Canton-Stark).....................452.025

H & H Auto Parts Inc. (Canton-Stark).................151.715

H & W Contractors Inc. (Louisville-Stark)............461.275
H & W Contractors Inc. ..............................466.275

Hahn Funeral Home (Barberton-Summit).................155.325

Hammond Construction Inc. (Canton-Stark).............464.075
Hammond Construction Inc. ...........................469.075

Hannon Electric Co. (Louisville-Stark)............... 35.100

Hardees (Ohio)....................................... 30.840
Hardees .............................................154.570
Hardees (Stark).....................................461.0875
Hardees (Stark).....................................466.0875

Harry L. Shriver Excavating (Mogadore-Portage)....... 35.880

Hartville Ready Mix Inc. (Hartville-Stark)...........153.020

Hartville Vol. Fire Dept. ...........................154.430
Hartville Rescue Squad ..............................155.055

Heiser Sand & Gravel (Louisville-Stark)..............461.275
Heiser Sand & Gravel ................................466.275

Henry A. Selinsky Inc. (Canton-Stark)................464.100
Henry A. Selinsky Inc. ..............................469.100

Hess Ambulance Service (Akron-Summit)................ 47.540

Higbee Co. (North Canton-Stark)......................151.775
Higbee Co. (Akron-Summit)............................151.895

Highway Asphalt Co. Inc. (Copley-Summit).............152.960

Himes Trailer Sales (Strasburg-Tuscarawas)........... 42.960

Hoover Co. (North Canton-Stark)......................153.230
Hoover Co. (Akron-Summit)............................451.675

Horizon Coal Co. (Bolivar-Tuscarawas)................ 35.080
Horizon Coal Co. (Dover-Tuscarawas)..................451.825
Horizon Coal Co. ....................................456.825

Horning Builders Supply West (Akron-Summit).......... 31.680

Hospital Ambulance Service (Akron)...................155.160

Hospital Emergency Alerting Radio (H.E.A.R.).........155.340
Hospital Emergency Alerting Radio (Ch. 2)............155.160
Hudson Fire Dept. (Dispatch & Operations)............ 33.860
Hudson Fire Dept. (Fireground)....................... 33.680
Hudson Police Dept. .................................155.715

Humane Society of Stark County (Canton-Stark)........462.575
Humane Society of Stark County ......................467.575

Huth Ready Mix & Supply Co. Inc. (Massillon-Stark)...151.565

Internal Revenue Service ............................165.950

Incorporated Door Systems (Copley-Summit)............461.050

Indian River School (Massillon, OH).................. 45.220

I/X Center Inc. (Cuyahoga)..........................464.8125
I/X Center Inc. ....................................466.5125
I/X Center Inc. ....................................468.5375

J & L Specialty Products Corp. (Louisville-Stark)....451.425
J & L Specialty Products Corp. ......................456.425

J. Bowers Construction (Akron-Summit)................464.175
J. Bowers Construction ..............................469.175

J. M. Smucker Co. (Orrville-Wayne)...................464.775

J. P. Novainy Electric Co. (Akron-Summit)............464.050

J. R. Garages Inc. (Akron-Summit)....................150.860

Jackie Lee Enterprises (Akron-Summit)...............461.1375

Jackson Twp. Fire Dept. (Dispatch)................... 33.560
Jackson Twp. Fire Dept. (Fireground)................. 33.760
Jackson Twp. Fire Dept. ............................. 33.820
Jackson Twp. Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch. 2)............155.520
Jackson Twp. Police Dept. (Inter-City)...............155.370
Jackson Twp. Road Dept. .............................159.180
Jackson Twp. Government .............................458.075

Jenei Drilling Co. (New Philadelphia-Tuscarawas).....464.225
Jenei Drilling Co. ..................................469.225

John R. Horger Plumbing & Heating (N. Canton-Stark)..461.200
John R. Horger Plumbing & Heating ...................466.200

Johnnys Auto & Truck Towing Inc. (Akron-Summit)...... 35.980

Jones Transfer Co. (Akron-Summit)....................160.005

Jost Tire Service Inc. (Copley-Summit)...............461.050
Jost Tire Service Inc. ..............................466.050

K & R Mining Inc. (East Canton-Stark)................ 47.640

K Mart Corp. ........................................154.570
K Mart Corp. ........................................154.600

Kaiser Keystone Homes Inc. (Canton-Stark)............464.075
Kaiser Keystone Homes Inc. ..........................469.075

Keep Akron Beautiful Inc. (Copley-Summit)............463.800
Keep Akron Beautiful Inc. ...........................468.800

Kempthorn Motors Inc. (Louisville-Stark).............461.275
Kempthorn Motors Inc. ...............................466.275

Kenmore Construction Co. (Akron-Summit)..............152.960

Kent, OH Fire Dept. .................................154.130
Kent, OH Fire Dept. .................................154.235
Kent, OH Police Dept. ...............................154.725
Kent, OH Police Dept. (Inter-City)...................155.370
Kent, OH Water Dept. ................................ 47.980

Kent State University (Stow-Summit)..................122.700
Kent State University ...............................123.300
Kent State University ...............................151.625

Kidron Vol. Fire Dept. ..............................154.430
Kidron Vol. Fire Dept. ..............................154.205

Kishmans Inc. Super Market (Stark)..................461.9625

Kraft Towing (Canton-Stark).......................... 31.040

Kuntzman, Inc. (Alliance-Stark)......................159.585

LTV Steel Co. Inc. (Canton-Stark)....................153.110
LTV Steel Corp. (Massillon-Stark)....................153.170
LTV Steel Corp. (Canton-Stark).......................153.320
LTV Steel Co. Inc. ..................................462.250
LTV Steel Co. Inc. (Massillon-Stark).................462.775

Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc. (Akron-Summit)............159.855

Law Enforcement Emergency Radio Network (NE Ohio)....154.935
Law Enforcement Emergency Radio Network (Mass. PD)...154.860
Law Enforcement Emergency Radio Network (Nationwide).155.475
Law Enforcement Emergency Radio Network (Emergency)..154.980
Law Enforcement Emergency Radio Network .............155.790

Lawrence Twp. Fire Dept. ............................ 33.820
Lawrence Twp. Road Dept. ............................151.100

Lee Way Motor Freight Inc. (Akron-Summit)............ 44.340

Lerkis Asphalt Co. (Akron-Summit)....................152.990

Lindsay Excavating & Concrete (Canal Fulton-Stark)...152.930

Liquid Carbonic (Canton-Stark)......................462.3625
Liquid Carbonic (Stark).............................462.3875
Liquid Carbonic ....................................467.3625

Lomak Petroleum Inc. (New Franklin-Stark)............ 30.780

Loral Corp. (Suffield-Portage).......................123.250
Loral Corp. (Akron-Summit)...........................158.415
Loral Corp. .........................................462.050
Loral Corp. .........................................462.225

Louisville Fire Dept. ...............................155.715
Louisville Fire Dept. ............................... 33.820
Louisville Police Dept. .............................155.610
Louisville Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch. 2)..............155.520

Luntz Corp. (Canton-Stark)........................... 35.960
Luntz Corp. .........................................158.310

Lutz Manufacturing Corp. (Canton-Stark)..............462.000
Lutz Manufacturing Corp. ............................463.500

M & B Operating Co. (East Sparta-Stark)..............463.400
M & B Operating Co. .................................468.400

M B Concrete & Supply Co. (Akron-Stark).............. 31.640

M. O'Neil Co. (Akron-Summit).........................461.750
M. O'Neil Co. .......................................462.825
M. O'Neil Co. .......................................464.475

MacInnis Realty Inc. (Akron-Summit)..................464.725

Magnet Trucking Co. (Louisville-Stark)............... 30.920

Mahoning County Sheriff..............................154.875

Mahoning Valley Railway Co. (Massillon-Stark)........160.425
" " (Canton-Stark)...........160.605
" " (Canton-Stark)...........160.635
" " (Massillon-Stark)........160.695
" " (Canton-Stark)...........160.815
" " (Canton-Stark)...........160.965
" " (Massillon-Stark)........161.295
" " (Canton-Stark)...........161.355
" " (Canton-Stark)...........161.445

Malavite Excavating Inc. (Dover-Tuscarawas)..........464.275
Malavite Excavating Inc. ............................469.275

Malone College (Canton-Stark)........................151.745

Marine Ch. 6 ........................................156.300
Marine Ch. 14 .......................................156.140
Marine Ch. 16 .......................................156.800
Marine Ch. 22 .......................................157.100
Marine Ch. 68 .......................................156.425

Marks Cablevision of Green, Inc. (Copley-Summit).....463.800
Marks Cablevision of Green, Inc. ....................468.800

Marting Reality Inc. (Akron-Summit)..................151.685

Massillon Cable TV Inc. (Massillon-Stark)............151.865

Massillon Cemetery Association (Massillon-Stark).....151.745

Massillon Community Hospital (H.E.A.R.)..............155.340
Massillon Community Hospital (Paging)................157.740
Massillon Community Hospital (Security portables)....461.300
Massillon Community Hospital (Security base).........466.300

Massillon Fire Dept. ................................154.220
Massillon Police Dept. ..............................155.130
Massillon Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch. 3)...............154.860
Massillon Police Dept. (Inter-City)..................155.370
Massillon Police Dept. (Sheriff Ch. 2)...............155.520
Massillon Street Dept. ..............................155.895

Massillon Ham Repeater ..............................147.180
Massillon Ham Repeater ..............................146.955

Massillon State Hospital ............................155.995

Massillon Washed Gravel ............................. 47.680

Mast-Lepley Silo Inc. (Wooster-Wayne)................151.925

McAfee Tool & Die Inc. (Uniontown-Summit)............151.865

McDonalds (Ohio) .................................... 30.840
McDonalds (Ohio) .................................... 33.140
McDonalds ........................................... 35.020
McDonalds ...........................................151.895
McDonalds (drive thru ordering)......................154.570
McDonalds (drive thru ordering)......................154.600
McDonalds (Stark)....................................170.245
McDonalds ...........................................171.105
McDonalds (Stark)...................................460.8875
McDonalds (Stark)...................................465.8875

McIntosh Oil Co. Inc. (Canton-Stark).................452.025
McIntosh Oil Co. Inc. (Canton-Stark).................457.025

McKinley Air Transport Inc. (North Canton-Summit)....122.950
McKinley Air Transport Inc. .........................460.875

McKinley Life Care Center (Canton-Stark).............464.925
McKinley Life Care Center ...........................469.925

McQueen Sign & Lighting Inc. (Canton-Stark)..........151.715

Medical Ch. 1 (Childrens Hosp. Transmit Frequency)...463.000
Medical Ch. 1 (Childrens Hosp. Receive Frequency)....468.000
Medical Ch. 2 (St. Thomas Medical Center Transmit)...463.025
Medical Ch. 2 (St. Thomas Medical Center Receive)....468.025
Medical Ch. 3 (Akron City Hospital Transmit).........463.050
Medical Ch. 3 (Akron City Hospital Receive)..........468.050
Medical Ch. 4 (Barberton Citizens Hospital Transmit).463.075
Medical Ch. 4 (Barberton Citizens Hospital Receive)..468.075
Medical Ch. 5 (Akron General Medical Center Transmit)463.100
Medical Ch. 5 (Akron General Medical Center Receive).468.100
Medical Ch. 6 (Akron General Medical Center Transmit)463.125
Medical Ch. 6 (Akron General Medical Center Receive).468.125
Medical Ch. 7 (Cuyahoga Falls General Transmit)......463.150
Medical Ch. 7 (Cuyahoga Falls General Receive).......468.150
Medical Ch. 8 (Akron City Hospital Transmit).........463.175
Medical Ch. 8 (Akron City Hospital Receive)..........468.175
Medical Ch. 9 (County to contact Akron Fire Dispatch)462.950
Medical Ch. 9 (Akron Fire Dispatch to contact County)467.950
Medical Ch. 10 (Akron Fire to contact Akron Dispatch)462.975
Medical Ch. 10 (Akron Dispatch to contact Akron Fire)467.975

Medina Community Hospital ...........................155.205
Medina Community Hospital ...........................155.340

Medina Fire Dept. ................................... 46.180
Medina Fire Dept. ................................... 46.200
Medina Fire Dept. ................................... 46.380
Medina Police Dept. .................................460.450

Medina County Fire Depts. ........................... 46.380
Medina Sheriff (Inter-City)..........................155.370
Medina Sheriff ......................................155.970
Medina Sheriff .....................................460.1125
Medina Sheriff (F-1 [North]).........................460.200
Medina Sheriff (F-2 [South]).........................460.300

Medina County Fire Chief's Association...............155.280

Medina Supply Co. (Cuyahoga Falls-Summit)............152.900

Medwick Express Inc. (Copley-Summit).................466.875

Melroy Construction (Copley-Summit)..................461.575
Melroy Construction .................................466.575

Mercury Stainless Inc. (Massillon-Stark).............464.225
Mercury Stainless Inc. ..............................469.225
Mercury Stainless Inc. .............................469.8625

Meredith Erector & Crane Rental (Canton-Stark).......463.675
Meredith Erector & Crane Rental .....................468.675

Metzger Photo Supply Co. (Summit)...................464.3375
Metzger Photo Supply Co. ...........................464.4375

Meyers Concessions (Massillon-Stark)................. 31.200

Michael Construction (Akron-Summit).................151.950

Mid-American Security Service (Canton)...............463.550
Mid-American Security Service .......................464.550
Mid-American Security Service (Canton-Stark).........468.550

Midwest General Telecommunications (Canton-Stark)....161.700
Midwest General telecommunications ..................161.730

Miller, John C. (Canton-Stark).......................150.860

Miller, Laverne H. (Akron-Summit)....................150.830

Miller Towing .......................................150.860

Millers Crane Service Inc. (Copley-Summit)...........461.875
Millers Crane Service Inc. ..........................466.875

Millersburg Fire Dept. ..............................154.940
Millersburg Fire Dept. ..............................154.900

Millersburg Ham Repeater ............................146.670

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[POLICE DEPARTMENTS]

METRO PD A 159.150 INFO (WANTS WARRANTS)
METRO PD B 159.090 SOUTH PATROL (SOUTH OF SAHARA)
METRO PD C 158.850 RESIDENTS
METRO PD D 158.745 EAST PATROL (NORTH OF SAHARA)
METRO PD E 159.210 CAR TO CAR (TAC 1)
METRO PD F 159.030 WEST PATROL 4
METRO PD G 158.790 ADMIN. (DETECTIVES/ID)
METRO PD H 158.970 NARCOTICS VICE
METRO SWAT PORT. 150.775
METRO SWAT PORT. 150.790
METRO SWAT 154.830 SWAT,VICE,NARCOTICS
AIRPORT SUB STATION 155.880
METRO COUNTY 154.650
METRO COUNTY 154.755 TRAINING UNITS
METRO COUNTY 154.890 SPECIAL EVENTS
METRO COUNTY 155.520 TRAINING UNITS
METRO COUNTY 155.910 DETECTIVES AND INTELLIGENCE
METRO COUNTY 156.210 DETECTIVES,RURAL PATROL,CAR TO
CAR
NO. LAS VEGAS PD F2 460.050
NO. LAS VEGAS PD F3 460.125 DISPATCH
NO. LAS VEGAS PD 154.845
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 42.120 TRAFFIC RADAR
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 7 42.500 CAPITOL POLICE,GAMING CONTROL
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 5 42.560 CAR TO CAR
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 6 42.580 STATE AGENCIES (CAPITOL,GAMING)
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 2 42.780 MOBILES
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 8 42.820 NORTHERN NEVADA
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 9 42.860 NORTHERN NEVADA
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 1 42.940 BASE
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 3 42.700 UNIT TO UNIT
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 42.780 ANGEL PEAK
NV. HIGHWAY PATROL 4 42.880 DISPATCH, BASE MOBILE
HENDERSON PD 1 155.865
HENDERSON PD 155.925
BOULDER PD 154.800
BOULDER PD 1 156.090
BOULDER PD 2 156.000

[FIRE DEPARTMENTS]

LAS VEGAS FD F1 453.150 CITY EAST
CLARK COUNTY FD F2 453.100 COUNTY WEST
CLARK COUNTY FD F3 453.700 COUNTY EAST
LAS VEGAS FD F4 453.400 CITY WEST/NO. LAS VEGAS
LAS VEGAS FD 154.370
NORTH LAS VEGAS FD 154.250
BOULDER CITY FD 155.040
CLARK COUNTY FD 153.770
CLARK COUNTY FD 154.430 LAS VEGAS

[AMBULANCES, SEARCH RESCUE]

MERCY AMB. 155.175
MERCY AMB. 155.205
AMERICAN AMB. 462.975
COUNTY PARAMEDICS 462.975
PARAMEDICAL SERVICES 461.450
FLIGHT FOR LIFE 155.280
FLIGHT FOR LIFE 158.980
INTERSTATE AIR AMBLUANCE 123.300
INTERSTATE AIR AMBULANCE 155.160
INTERSTATE AIR AMBULANCE 464.225
NEVADA MEDICAR 464.350
JEEP POSSE 155.370
JEEP POSSE 47.460

[CLARK COUNTY]

COUNTY SCHOOL 152.480 PAGERS
153.800
153.815
CASHMAN FIELD 153.845
153.860
ANIMAL CONTROL 153.875
153.905
153.935
153.965
BUILDING DEPT. 153.995
154.025
154.055
154.100
HOUSING AUTHORITY 154.115
154.980
154.995
155.025
155.055
155.085
MC CARRAN AIRPORT ENGINEER 155.115
COUNTY SCHOOL 155.220 ADMIN./SECURITY
BUILDING DEPT. 155.760
155.835
155.880
155.895
MC CARRAN AIRPORT ENGINEER 155.940 MAINTENANCE
CASHMAN FIELD 155.985
158.745
158.805
ANIMAL CONTROL 158.820
158.835
COUNTY JAIL 158.880
158.940
453.200
453.350
453.475
453.500
453.550
453.600
453.750
DISTRICT ATTORNEY 453.925 INVESTIGATION
458.200
458.350
458.500
458.550
458.750
458.925
458.975
HEALTH DISTRICT 462.950
COUNTY SCHOOL 461.150 BUSES

[LOCAL GOVERMENT]

BOULDER CITY 156.000
CALIENTE 154.025
CALIENTE 155.055
HENDERSON 154.965
HENDERSON 155.100
HENDERSON 155.865
HENDERSON 155.895
LAS VEGAS 45.560
LAS VEGAS 154.980
LAS VEGAS 155.820
LAS VEGAS 156.015
LAS VEGAS 453.825
LAS VEGAS 458.825
LV CONVENTION CENTER 153.935 SECURITY
LV CONVENTION CENTER 154.740
LV CONVENTION CENTER 463.450
LV HOUSING AUTHORITY 453.900
LV HOUSING AUTHORITY 453.650
LV TRANSIT 453.950
LV PARKING ENFORCEMENT 453.825
LV PUBLIC WORKS 155.025
LV STREET DEPT. 156.240
CITY MARSHALLS 158.925
CITY JAIL 155.685
NORTH LAS VEGAS 45.400

[STATE OF NEVADA]

EARTHQUAKE CONTROL 173.300
NV. AZ. FISH GAME 151.160 STATEWIDE
NV. AZ. FISH GAME 151.460
NV. FISH GAME 151.475 STATEWIDE
NV. FISH GAME 151.340
STATE FOREST 158.895 PRIMARY
STATE FOREST 159.345 FIRE CHANNEL RED
STATE FOREST 159.270 FIRE/TACTICAL
STATE GAMING CONTROL 453.300
TAXI CAB AUTHORITY 453.775
UNLV 453.875
UNLV 460.300 SECURITY
UNLV 464.550 ATHLETICS
CIVIL DEFENSE 158.940
NV. NARCOTICS DIV. 171.600
NV. NARCOTICS DIV. 172.000
NV. POLICE NETWORK 155.475
STATE PRISON CH. 1 155.580 INDIAN SPRINGS
STATE PRISON 154.665 INDIAN SPRINGS
STATE PRISON CH. 1 155.415 JEAN
STATE PRISON CH. 2 155.580 JEAN
STATE PRISON 154.665 JEAN

[U.S. GOVERNMENT]

BUREAU OF ALCOHOL,TOBACCO 165.2875
FIREARMS 165.355
BATF 165.375
BATF 407.950
CUSTOMS SERVICE CH.3 166.460
CUSTOMS SERVICE 165.2375
DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CH.1 418.800 CAR TO CAR
DEA CH.2 418.900 STAKE OUTS (CINDY)
DEA CH.3 418.750 STRIKE FORCE (GAIL)
DEA CH.4 418.675 STAKE OUT/CAR TO CAR (EMILY)
DEA CH.5 418.825 CAR TO CAR (FAY)
DEA CH.6 418.950 (HARRIET)
DEA 418.050 INTERAGENCY
DEA 417.025
DEA 418.700
FEDERAL BUREAU OF CH.1 163.900 PRIMARY
INVESTIGATION 163.9635
FBI 167.3125
FBI CH.2 167.315
FBI CH.3 167.635
FBI CH.5 167.515
FBI CH.6 163.865 SCRAMBLED ALL THE TIME W/DVP
FBI CH.A7 167.590
FBI CH.8 163.920
FBI 167.600 CH. COMMON 3 (NATIONWIDE)
FBI 167.565 CH. COMMON 4 (NATIONWIDE)
FISH WILDLIFE SERVICE 34.810
FISH WILDLIFE 408.425
HOOVER DAM 164.475 SECURITY
HOOVER DAM 163.050 CONSTRUCTION
HOOVER DAM 163.825
FOREST RANGER 170.474
FOREST SERVICE 169.875
170.550
188.825
170.745
169.900
PARK SERVICE 166.300 LAKE MEAD (SECURITY)
PARK SERVICE 166.900
PARK SERVICE 417.375 MARINA
BLM 169.400
BLM 168.525
BLM 169.0375
BLM 168.225
BLM 168.550
BLM 169.400
BLM 168.375
DEPT. OF INTERIOR 37.810
DEPT. OF INTERIOR 419.625 FIRE FIGHTING OPS.
DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATIOM 151.040
DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION 159.180
DEPT. OF ENERGY 36.330
36.390
41.310
164.000
164.025
164.775
166.500
167.875
169.275
173.6125
DEPT. OF JUSTICE 166.465
FEDERAL MARSHALLS 163.200 PRIMARY
FEDERAL MARSHALLS 164.600
E.O.D. TRANSPORTATION 453.200
NEVADA TEST SITE 468.725
463.725
34.990
36.050
40.470
41.030
126.150
139.770
141.680
142.230
148.350
148.470
150.450
150.555
162.100
162.225
162.475
163.000
164.025
164.100
164.175
164.225
164.275
164.400
164.475
164.525
164.675
164.700
164.750
164.775
164.9625
166.200
166.225
166.275
167.190
167.825
167.850
169.000
169.075
169.275
169.850
170.025
170.400
170.750
171.200
171.2375
171.3875
171.950
172.725
172.300
173.175
173.5125
173.6125
173.6625
173.7125
225.800
239.400
240.200
260.300
292.100
406.300
406.425
406.500
406.525
406.625
406.9125
408.100
408.550
409.2125
410.000
410.050
411.075
411.150
411.600
412.650
415.150
416.025
416.250
416.300
616.500
416.7125
416.925
419.350
FEMA 419.565
EG 167.975
153.025
IMMIGRATION NATURALIZATION 162.825
162.850
163.625
163.650
163.675
163.725
163.750
BORDER PATROL 163.650
IMMIGRATION 163.5875
163.2375
IRS TREASURY DEPT. 165.205
165.950
165.2875
166.5375
166.4625
166.585
167.000
165.950
POSTAL INSPECTORS CH. RED 169.850
POSTAL INSPECTORS 169.650
U.S. SECRET SERVICE 165.785 CH. BAKER ESCORT DETAILS/VEGAS
SEC
165.375 CH. CHARLIE VEGAS PRIMARY
407.850 CH. ECHO AIR/GROUND PHONE
UPLINK
415.700 CH. FOXTROT AIR/GROUND DOWNLINK
165.2125 CH. MIKE PRESIDENT/FORIEGN
VIP'S
164.650 CH. TANGO VICE PRESIDENT
SECURITY
162.685 CH. YANKEE GND. PHONES
(AIRCRAFT)
171.285 CH. ZULU GND. PHONES (VEHICLE)

[MARINE RADIO]

CH 6 156.300 SHIP TO SHIP SAFETY
CH 9 156.450 SHIP TO SHIP,SHIP TO COAST
CH 12 156.600 PORT OPERATIONS, SHIP TO SHIP
CH 13 156.650 NAVIGATIONAL,SHIP TO BRIDGE
CH 14 156.700 PORT OPERATIONS,SHIP TO SHIP
CH 15 156.750 ENVIRONMENTAL, RX ONLY
CH 16 156.800 DISTRESS,EMERGENCY
CH 17 156.850 STATE CONTROL,SHIP TO COAST
CH 20 161.600 TX 157.000 PORT OPERATIONS
CH 21A 157.050 U.S. GOVERNMENT ONLY
CH 22A 157.100 COAST GUARD LIAISON
CH 23A 157.150 U.S.GOVERNMENT ONLY
CH 24 161.800 TX 157.200 PUBLIC, SHIP TO COAST
CH 65A 156.275 PORT OPERATIONS, SHIP TO SHIP
CH 66A 156.325 PORT OPERATIONS, SHIP TO SHIP
CH 68 156.425 NON-COMMERICAL, SHIP TO
SHIP,COAST
SHIP,COAST
SHIP,COAST
SHIP,COAST
CH 72 156.625 NON-COMMERICAL, SHIP TO SHIP
CH 78A 156.925 NON-COMMERICAL, SHIP TO
SHIP,COAST

[CORDLESS TELEPHONE BABY MONITORS] 40.000 TO 50.000

COBRA PHONE CH 1 46.610 TX 49.470
CH 2 46.630 TX 49.845
CH 3 46.670 TX 49.860
CH 4 46.710 TX 49.770
CH 5 46.730 TX 49.875
CH 6 46.770 TX 49.830
CH 7 46.830 TX 49.890
CH 8 46.870 TX 49.930
CH 9 46.930 TX 49.990
CH 10 46.970 TX 46.970

[ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE BODY AND ROOM TRANSMITTERS]

METRO BODY MICROPHONES 154.695
METRO BODY MICROPHONES 154.995
149.350
165.9125
167.3375
167.3425
167.4875
168.0115
169.200
171.450
172.000
172.200
173.3375
BUMPER BEEPERS 40.220

[TRANSPORTATION]

CHECKER CAB 152.270 BASE
157.530 MOBILE
NELLIS CAB 452.250 BASE
457.250 MOBILE
UNION CAB 157.590 MOBILE
WHITTLESEA CAB 152.420
152.360 BASE
157.620 MOBILE
157.680 MOBILE
452.350 VIP
YELLOW CAB 152.450 BASE
157.710 MOBILE
STAR CAB 151.805
EWING BROS. TOWING 157.485
A-1 TOWING 467.0725
7-11 TOWING 157.470
LAS VEGAS TOWING 157.515
ARRONS GARAGE 150.845
COUNTRY CLUB 150.905 KOY903
DAY NIGHT TOWING 150.815
HARRIS GARAGE 43.000 KET793
HEIRTZ CORP. 469.350
464.600
GRAYLINE TOURS 462.600

[RAILROAD]

UNION PACIFIC 160.680
160.740 YARD
160.340 DISPATCH
161.340 DISPATCH
160.290 MAINTENANCE
161.520 MOBILE PHONE

[UTILITIES]

NEVADA POWER 153.575
CENTEL 451.300
451.500
153.110
151.985
158.340
152.780
158.040 RURAL FIXED
158.070 RURAL FIXED

[HOTELS]

ALADDEN 154.515
462.925
CEASARS PALACE 463.400
461.950
466.950
CALIFORNIA HOTEL 464.125
CIRCUS CIRCUS 151.925
DUNES 151.655
464.625
464.125
469.625
DESERT INN 464.425
FREMONT 469.575
FRONTIER 151.755
FLAMINGO 463.375
HACIENDA 154.600
HILTON 463.375
468.375
468.725
461.062 TX 466.050 SLOT REPEATER
FOUR QUEENS 462.150
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 154.540
JERRY'S NUGGET 151.865
KING 8 MOTEL 466.050
461.050
LANDMARK 461.550
MINT 464.050
31.240
152.450
464.475
MARINA HOTEL 151.655
152.450
BALLY GRAND 463.600
154.540
462.825
RIVIERA 151.745
35.100
SILVER NUGGET 154.570
SILVER CITY MINI MALL 154.570
SANDS 461.225
462.650
462.050
467.050
462.900
SUMMA CORP. 460.675
SAHARA 469.525
464.522
SILVERBIRD 151.755
SILVER SLIPPER 151.755
TROPICANA 466.926
461.925
UNION PLAZA 461.525
469.800
464.800
468.275
WESTWARD HO 461.400
466.600
466.660

[SECURITY]

BOULVARD MALL 161.675
L.V. CONVENTION CENTER 153.845
REGENCY TOWERS 463.725
FRED HARVY (AIRPORT) 151.835
L.V. CONVENTION AUTHORITY 155.985
ALARMCO 461.100
466.000
CARE 463.500
SECURE-A-GUARD 151.925
CAREX 463.625 BASE
469.250 MOBILE
463.250 MOBILE
463.500 MOBILE
KEYSTONE 461.400
NEVADA SECURITY 463.800
468.800
461.725
465.800
GRIFFIN INVEST. 469.275
ACME DECT. 151.865
461.100
HUGH SECURITY 460.675
TRIGGER INC. 152.990
152.960

[AMATUER RADIO PACKET AND REPEATERS]

NQ7S NELLIS/BONANZA 145.130 LINK 224.980/53.270
N7GQR WATER ST./BOULDER HWY. 145.210 HENDERSON,NV.
WB6TZS TABLE MTN. 145.280 BARSTOW,CA.
KW6HF PORTABLE EMERGENCY 145.300
N7FZG BOULDER CITY 145.350
WD0GQL WILDFLOWER MTN. 145.350 PRESCOTT,AZ.
W9RU BLACK MTN. 145.390 ARDEN,NV.
WB7WTS ELY 146.610 LINK TONOPAH/WARM SPR.
WB7WTS MONTEZUMA PEAK 146.640 GOLDFIELD,NV.
WB7PNS OWENS LAMB BLVD. 146.700
W7MZV OVERTON,NV. 146.730
K7EIK KINGMAN,AZ. 146.760
W6ZGC BARSTOW,CA. 146.760
K7JH IRON MTN. 146.760 CEDAR CITY,UT.
W7JLN APEX,NV. 146.790 LAS VEGAS AREA
W7KVS UTAH HILL 146.820 ST. GEORGE,UT. LINK 223.700
W6FNO ONYX PEAK 146.820 PALM SPRINGS,CA.
K7NV PAHRUMP,NV. 146.850
WB7WTS WARM SPRINGS SUMMIT 146.850 TONOPAH,NV.
W6JBT CRESTLINE 146.850 SAN BERNARDINO,CA.
WA7HXO MT. POTOSI,NV. 146.880
K7UGE TROPICANA HOTEL 146.940 LAS VEGAS,NV.
WA7GTU FRISCO PEAK 146.940 MILFORD,UT.
KA7DVN HENDERSON,NV. 147.000
K7NV PAHRUMP VALLEY 147.030 PAHRUMP,NV.
KJ6CF TROPICANA/JONES 147.090 LAS VEGAS,NV.
N7AML CHRISTMAS TREE PASS,NV. 147.120
NK7N RACES 147.180 ANGEL PEAK,NV.
WB7WTS ELY 147.180 ELY,NV.
W6PVR BARSTOW AREA 147.180 BARSTOW,CA.
K7WS SOUTH MOUNT POTOSI,NV. 147.210
K8RQO APEX,NV. 147.240
N7CJX BEACON HILL 147.390 GLENDALE,AZ.
WA6WWB TURQUOISE MTN. 147.705 VICTORVILLE,CA.
W7KVS UTAH HILL 223.700 ST. GEORGE,UT.
WA7HXO SOUTH MOUNT POTOSI,NV. 223.940
AA4ID CONDOR LINK 224.900 LINK 156.700
WB7RRA APEX,NV. 224.940
N7HLA NELLIS CHARLESTON 224.980 LINK 145.130
NQ7S LAS VEGAS,NV. 29.620 LINK 224.980/145.130/53.270
WB6TNP SUNRISE MTN.,NV. 53.010
N7HLA LAS VEGAS,NV. 53.270 LINK 224.980/145.130/29.620
WN9ANF FITZGERALD HOTEL 448.075 LAS VEGAS,NV. LINK 127.300
WB6TNP HENDERSON,NV. 448.725
WB6TNP HENDERSON,NV. 449.250 REMOTE BASE 52.525
WB7RRA SAHARA NELLIS 449.350 LAS VEGAS,NV.
K7UGE TROPICANA HOTEL 449.700 LAS VEGAS,NV.
KA7DVN HENDERSON,NV. 449.750

[U.S. AIR FORCE]

AIR POLICE 149.175
149.205
163.4625
163.4875
163.5125
163.1875
BASE OPER. 165.015
COMMANDERS NET. 165.1375
MAINTENANCE 165.1125
CIVIL ENG. 173.5375
MEDICAL UNIT 168.000
FIRE CRASH 173.4125
173.4375
173.5625
173.6625
173.7875

[NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE,NV.]

MOBIL 173.5375 (TX) 165.1125 (RX)
FIRE 173.5875
HOSPITAL 173.5625
CIVIL ENG. 163.4625
RAMP CONTROL 148.545
TAXI 150.315
AIR POLICE 163.5125,163.4875
THUNDERBIRDS 167.4749

[INDIAN SPRINGS AIR FORCE BASE,NV.]

RESCUE 173.5875
POST MOBIL 150.225,148.455

[PAGERS]

DOCTOR PAGING 155.155
VEGAS INSTANT PAGE P1F 35.580
P5 152.240
P6 158.700
P21 454.025
P22 454.050
P25 454.125

[AIRPORTS]

BOULDER CITY AIRPORT 122.700
MC CARRAN BASE 155.880
158.055
MANAGER 155.940
TOWER WEST 133.950
TOWER MAIN 119.900
TOWER EAST 127.150
TAXI GROUND 118.000
GUARD CHANNEL 121.500
QUAIL GAS 131.675
NORTH LAS VEGAS TOWER 122.900
ATIS OUTBOUND 125.600
ATIS INBOUND 116.900
RCO 122.400
FAA 166.175
27.575
HUGHES AVIATION 460.650
460.675
UNICOM 122.95
TAXI CLEARENCE 118.000
TAXI CONTROL 121.900
TOWER 119.900
FSS FLIGHT PLAN 122.300
FSS RADIO 123.600
LAS VEGAS VORTAC 116.900
BOULDER CITY VORTAC 116.700

[TELEVISION, RADIO, NEWS]

LV SUN PRESS 452.975
LV SUN PRESS 457.975
LV REVIEW JOURNAL 173.325 REPORTERS
KLVX TV-10 455.510
KLAB TV 151.685
KLAS TV-8 450.250 REPORTERS
KLAS TV-8 450.550 REMOTE (LIVE CUES)
KLAS TV-8 450.850 REMOTE
KTNV TV-13 CH. 1 450.485 REMOTE
KTNV TV-13 CH. 2 450.615 REPORTERS
KVBC TV-3 800.000 REPORTERS (NBC CNN)
KDWN RADIO 161.640 TRAFFIC
KLUC RADIO 161.730 TRAFFIC
KNEWS RADIO 161.700 REPORTERS
KORK RADIO 161.760
KENO RADIO 161.670
KSHO CH-13 TV 463.525

THESE FREQ. ARE USED BY MOVIE AND TELEVISION FILM CREWS WHILE ON LOCATION.
THEY ARE THE PORTABLE RADIO FREQ. THAT ARE USED TO DIRECT THE MOVIE.
152.870,152.900,152.930,152.960,152.990
153.020

[HOSPITALS]

DESERT SPRINGS 155.175
DESERT SPRINGS 163.250 PAGERS
DESERT SPRINGS 461.925
FORENSIC HOSPITAL 155.295
SUNRISE 155.400 PAGERS
SUNRISE 461.075
SUNRISE 155.280
NELLIS A.F.B. 168.000 PAGERS
NELLIS A.F.B. 173.565
NO. LAS VEGAS 155.340
HOSPITAL EMERGENCY NET. 155.340
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER 463.175
UMC 152.005 PAGERS
VALLEY HOSPITAL 462.750 PAGERS
ROSE DE LIMA 155.280
ROSE DE LIMA 155.295
AMERICAN RED CROSS 47.420 NATIONWIDE
FLT FOR LIFE LIFE GUARD 1 155.280
FLT FOR LIFE 158.980
PARAMEDICS MEDIC 1 463.000 TX 468.000
MEDIC 2 463.025 TX 468.025
MEDIC 3 463.050 TX 468.050
MEDIC 4 463.075 TX 468.075
MEDIC 5 463.100 TX 468.100
MEDIC 6 463.125 TX 468.125
MEDIC 7 463.150 TX 468.150
MEDIC 8 463.175 TX 468.175
MEDIC 9 462.950 TX 467.950
MEDIC 10 462.975 TX 467.975
MEDIC 11 462.950 CALL IN FOR MEDIC CHANNEL
MEDIC 12 462.975 CALL IN FOR MEDIC CHANNEL

LAS VEGAS/CLARK COUNTY HOSPITAL NUMBERING SYSTEM

1 WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
2 DESERT SPRINGS
3 NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE
4 UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
5 COMMUNITY OF NORTH LAS VEGAS
6 HUMANA SUNRISE
7 ROSE DE LIMA
8 BOULDER HOSPITAL
9 VALLEY HOSPITAL

USED BY METRO, FIRE, AMBULANCES AND ALL OTHERS INVOLVED WITH THE HOSPITALS

[MC CARRAN AIRLINES]

KA5584 121.900
WDO2 128.825
WLC2 128.875
KDU5 129.100
KXE6 129.200,129.225,129.325
WYU9 129.250
WIM6 129.275
KLM3 129.300
WFD2 129.350
KPG3 129.500
WEJ9 129.650
KNW9 129.775
KQX4 129.875
WAJ9 129.925
KKC8 130.000
SCIENIC AIR WSU2 130.100
KHP9 130.175
KUH7 130.475
KOF8 130.700
WMR7 130.825
WBJ3 130.950
KWR4 131.150
WBD5 131.250
WXZ8 131.300
KCJ4 131.400
KYA7 131.450
KQR6 131.550
WJG9 131.600
KZZ2 131.700
KXU4 131.750
KID6 131.925
KOU2 811.887
WNAY55 856.877
WYI7 130.875
LOCKHEED AVIATION 469.925
SCENIC AIRLINES 461.525
WESTERN AIRLINES 465.750
FRONTIER AIRLINES 460.650

Well, Rob, I have first hand knowledge about the Mass. State Police
communications and can give you the frequencies for MA. but can only
give you the FCC listed frequencies for NH and ME.

Mass. State Police

42.44 Channel 1 Statewide Emergency/Tactical Operations
42.34 Channel 2 Troop "A" operations / car-to-car Western Ma
42.4 Channel 3 Troop "C" operations
42.50 Channel 4 Troop "D" operations / car-to-car Western Ma
42.54 Channel 5 Station "h" sometimes Troop "A"
42.46 Channel 6 Troop "B" operations / Car-to-Car Eastern Ma
42.42 Channel 7 Team "55" / radar operations *must have*
44.74 Channel 8 Air Wing

154.92 Cruiser repeater (325 cruisers have these) Great to
see if cruiser is close. Range approx. .5-1 mile

465.0125R Repeats Channel 4. Only in Quincy, Hingham, area

159.03R Troop "E" Operations (All turnpike patrols)
156.03 Input to turnpike repeater

Notes:

Troop "B" - From western border to a Springfield area
Troop "C" - From Springfield area east to Approx. 495 area
Troop "A" - 495 to Boston and north to NH border
Troop "D" - South shore from Boston to Cape along RI border
Troop "E" - refer to mile markers to identify location along
turnpike. Mile markers on the median start with
MM1 in West Stockbridge and MM134 in Boston.

Incidentally, try 453.7125. Its a road monitoring system which contains
information about windspeed, direction, humidity, temp, and chemicals
at bridges. Located at Westfield River Bridge, Chicopee River, and
Quabog river. Around Interchange 3 and 5, I think. It would be
interesting to see if it is digital or a computer voice, etc. That
would be appreciated.

Here is a list of NH and ME freq. I don't know much about them though.

Channel Transmitter City

New Hampshire
F-1 44.94 Manchester
F-2 44.82 Epping
F-3 45.26 Epping
F-4 45.3 Epping
F-5 45.22 Keene / Troop C
F-6 45.46 Keene / Troop E
F-7 45.18 Aircraft / Car to Car
44.82 Car-to-Car
44.94 Sargents Prchs / Troops B+D
45.30 Bow / Troop A
45.18 Aircraft Patrol
45.26 Carroll / Troop F

Maine

42.12
42.14
154.65 State Police Zone 2
154.665 State Police Zone 1 Scarborough, Bangor, Portland, Orono Trans.
154.695 State Police Car-to-Car
154.71 Emergency
154.905 Zone 3 Orono, Patten, Topsfield Transmitters
154.935 State Police Radar
155.43 Police Net 7 Kittery, Scarborough, S Portland
155.445 SP zone 1
155.505 SP zone 2
155.85 SP zone 3

That'll do it for me. I can vouch for the MA freqs but not ME & NH.

NORTH AMERICAN AEROSPACE DEFENSE

(NORAD)

NORAD FREQUENCIES
BY: TOPOL

Command Headquarters in Colorado

Tactical Id's
-------------

Ring Master, Dragnet, Dragnet Tango, Dragnet Victor, Challenge Charlie,
Goliath, Arizona Pete, Huntress, Incognito, Celestial Gulf, Fred and Bandsaw
Gulf.

Frequencies
-----------

228.70, 233.60, 238.70, 239.20, 251.80, 254.20, 255.80, 258.00, 260.80,
264.60, 270.20, 273.40, 276.10, 278.40, 283.80, 288.70, 299.50, 312.80,
313.60, 318.40, 320.60, 329.00, 338.10, 355.20, 361.60, 361.80, 364.20,
364.90

This is a listing of many frequencies used in Northeastern
Illinois sorted by frequency. It is not complete by any means.

42.62 Illinois State Police Dist 2 dispatch (base to car)
42.68 Illinois State Police Dist 2 dispatch (car to base)
153.770 Chicago FD - Southside dispatch
153.890 Lake County FD Quadrant 3 dispatch
154.130 Chicago FD - Northside dispatch
154.205 Northwest Central FD dispatch (Arlington Hts, Mt Prospect et al)
154.250 McHenry County Fire dispatch (also Kenosha County WI)
154.265 NIFERN - FD Mutual Aid Dispatch frequency
154.355 McHenry County Fire fireground
154.695 Illinois State Police Dist 2 high band
155.025 ESDA
155.055 IREACH - Areawide police 911 dispatch
155.280 MERCI 280 - Hospital to hospital communications
155.340 MERCI 340 - Ambulance to hospital communications
155.370 Point to point
155.400 MERCI 400 - Ambulance to hospital communications
155.430 Cary PD dispatch (also several other towns)
155.475 ISPERN - Areawide police flash messages
155.655 Lake County SO dispatch (f2)
155.700 Crystal Lake Regional PD dispatch (also Lake County IL f3)
155.790 McHenry County SO
155.835 Lake Zurich PD dispatch (also O'Hare Airport PD)
155.880 Cary PW
156.165 Crystal Lake Fire dispatch
463.000 MED-1 Paramedic channel (Hospital to ambulance)
468.000 MED-1 Paramedic channel (Ambulance to hospital)
470.737 Southwest regional PD network (Lake Zurich, Wauconda et al)
470.812 Barrington PD network

Weld Pond brings you................

NORTH AMERICAN TELEVISON CHANNELS/FREQUENCIES
(As Per NTSC Standards)

Channel Video Freq. MHz. Audio Freq. MHz. Comments

Low Band
1 49.25 53.75 Reassigned 1946
2 55.25 59.75
3 61.25 65.75
4 67.25 71.75
5 77.25 81.75
6 83.25 87.75

FM RADIO BAND 88-108

Mid Band CATV Companies
A 121.25 125.75 Transmit these
B 127.25 131.75 ONLY through
C 133.25 137.75 cable, not the
D 139.25 143.75 air!
E 145.25 149.75
F 151.25 155.75
G 157.25 161.75
H 163.25 167.75
I 169.25 173.75

High Band
7 175.25 179.75
8 181.25 185.75
9 187.25 191.75
10 193.25 197.75
11 199.25 203.75
12 205.25 209.75
13 211.25 215.75

Super Band CATV Companies
J 217.25 311.75 Transmit these
K 223.25 227.75 ONLY through
L 229.25 333.75 cable, not the
M 235.25 239.75 air!
N 241.25 245.75
O 247.25 251.75
P 253.25 257.75
Q 259.25 263.75
R 265.25 269.75
S 271.25 275.75
T 277.25 281.75
U 283.25 287.75
V 289.25 293.75
W 295.25 299.75
X 301.25 305.75 Channels X-Z
Y 307.25 311.75 are used only
Z 313.25 317.75 in research

Ultra Band
14 471.25 475.75
15 477.25 481.75
16 483.25 487.75
17 489.25 493.75
18 495.25 499.75
19 501.25 505.75
20 507.25 511.75
21 513.25 517.75
22 519.25 523.75
23 525.25 529.75
24 531.25 535.75
25 537.25 541.75
26 543.25 547.75
27 549.25 553.75
28 555.25 559.75
29 561.25 565.75
30 567.25 571.75
31 573.25 577.75
32 579.25 583.75
33 585.25 589.75
34 591.25 595.75
35 597.25 601.75
36 603.25 607.75
37 609.25 613.75
38 615.25 619.75
39 621.25 625.75
40 627.25 631.75
41 633.25 637.75
42 639.25 643.75
43 645.25 649.75
44 651.25 655.75
45 657.25 661.75
46 663.25 667.75
47 669.25 673.75
48 675.25 679.75
49 681.25 685.75
50 687.25 691.75
51 693.25 697.75
52 699.25 703.75
55 717.25 721.75
56 723.25 727.75
57 729.25 733.75
58 735.25 739.75
59 741.25 745.75
60 747.25 751.75
61 753.25 757.75
62 759.25 763.75
63 765.25 769.75
64 771.25 775.75
65 777.25 781.75
66 783.25 787.75
67 789.25 793.75
68 795.25 799.75
69 801.25 805.75
70 807.25 811.75 Channels 70-84
71 813.25 817.75 were reassigned
72 819.25 823.75 for trunked &
73 825.25 829.75 cellular radio
74 831.25 835.75 services 1984.
75 837.25 841.75
76 843.25 847.75
77 849.25 853.75
78 855.25 859.75
79 861.25 865.75
80 867.25 871.75
81 873.25 877.75
82 879.25 883.75
83 885.25 889.75
84 891.25 895.75

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
-----------------------------

Copied By: John Johnson, KWV8BP
Source: Reg. of U.S. Govt. Radio Freq's

In addition to frequencies indicated here, the NRC is believed to have the
capability to operate on VHF/UHF frequencies of the Department of Energy at
that agency's nuclear facilities. During the Three Mile Island nuclear
emergency, the NRC was monitored using frequencies assigned to the
Interagency National Emergency Fire Cache (INEFC). In the event of any
future nuclear hazard, INEFC frequencies would no doubt be used again by
the NRC during the critical phases of the situation.

HF Frequencies:
---------------

2378.5, 2446.5, 2659.5, 3342.5, 3380.5, 3389.5, 5212.5, 5962.5, 6050,
6107.5, 6152.5, 6177.5, 7349.5, 10494.5, 11722.5, 11802.5, 11958.5,
12217.5, 14477.5 14837.5, 14886, 14900.5, 14909.5, 17650.5, 20028.5 Khz

Daytime calling/emergencyfrequency is 10494.5 Khz; nights it's 5212.5 Khz.
Secondary or backup frequency is 17650 Khz. 20028.5 Khz. is common to all
NRC Regional Offices.

Arlington, VA KYE281 168.45 416.40
Bethesda, MD KYE280 167.875
KYE281 164.275
Washington, DC KYE280 167.875
All areas, hand-helds KK7785 27.575 27.585 169.10 172.75

INEFC Frequencies:
-----------------

Air Tactical 166.675 169.15 169.20
Command 168.70/170.975 168.10/170.45 168.075/170.425
Logistics 414.65 415.40
Tactical 168.05 168.20 168.60

NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SEARCH TEAM (NEST)
------------------------------------

HQ Las Vegas, NV reportedly using:

KCI785 169.60 KGF260 172.30 KOG222 164.225 166.225
KCI798 167.95 KGI304 410.80 KOK222 167.825
KEL223 172.30 KIJ551 164.775 KOK225 164.025
KFP881 167.85 KOG821 164.10 KOK229 150.45

Other possible frequencies: 149.22 163.00 164.2375 169.675

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NEW YORK
MARITIME VHF FRREQUENCIES
-------------------------

SOURCE: MONITORING TIMES

This is a list of the maritime frequencies that are in use in and around NY.
The abbreviation Y.C. is used for Yacht Clubs. The U.S. Coast Guard
frequencies
have been omitted from the list however they can be readily heard on:

156.800, 17.100, 157.050, 157.075, 157.100, 157.125, 157.150, 157.175
156.800 (channel 16) is compulsory for all stations.

Frequency Callsign Station Location
--------- -------- ------- --------

156.350 KBP 350 Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Staten Island
156.350 KIL 762 Henry Gillens & Sons Ltd. Oyster Bay
156.350 KZI 855 Black Dog Marine Inc. Shelter Island
156.350 WBV Moran Towing and Transp. New York
156.350 WQB 584 Hudson River Cruises New Paltz
156.425 KFN 320 R & L Communications New York
156.425 KVR 424 Heine Marine Electronics Islip
156.425 KXE 303 Stevens Marine Radio Rochester
156.425 KXS 248 Ocean Beach Village Ocean Beach
156.425 KYN 515 Steven E. Summer Setaukut
156.425 KZE 664 Sailor's Supply Youngstown
156.425 WHG 522 Phillips Communications Henderson
156.425 WHG 584 Haylett Marina Inc. Plattsburgh
156.425 WHG 635 Enterprise Marine New Platz
156.425 WHG 889 Hudson River Maritime Services Klingston
156.425 WHH 218 Sodus Bay Marina Sodus Point
156.425 WHU 339 Braddock Bay Marina Rochester
156.425 WHU 348 Tadsen's Fishing East Moriches
156.425 WQA 425 Louie's Marina Port Washington
156.425 WQA 858 County of Ulster klingston
156.425 WQB 525 Tade-a-Yacht Marina Union Springs
156.425 WQX 633 Youngstown Y.C. Youngstown
156.425 WQX 662 Henchen Marina Henderson Harbor
156.425 WQZ 380 Bayles Dock Inc. Port Jefferson
156.425 WQZ 473 Dock & Coal Marina Plattsburgh
156.425 WRD 723 Hi-Way Marina East Moriches
156.425 WRD 814 Joseph A. Swift Ontario
156.425 WRS 959 Town of Shelter Island Shelter Island
156.425 WXY 919 AAT Communications Staten Island
156.425 WXZ 417 Sea Land Communications Rochester
156.425 WXZ 462 Imperial Y.C. New Rochelle
156.425 WXZ 544 Riverside Marina Half Moon
156.425 WXZ 583 Henderson Harbor Y.C. Henderson Harbor
156.428 WHD 812 Thomas M. Rundell Highland Falls
156.450 KEJ 765 Poling Transportation Staten Island
156.450 KFN 218 American Y.C. Rye
156.450 KFN 320 R & L Communications New York
156.450 KFN 377 State of New York Stony Brook
156.450 KFN 750 Moran and Kurz Shipping New York
156.450 KIY 833 Amerada Hess Communications New York
156.450 KLG 303 Reynolds Shipyard Co. Staten Island
156.450 KLU 817 Black Rock Y.C. Fisher's Island
156.450 KOM Griffith Marine Navigation New Rochelle
156.450 KPB 510 Pirates Cove Marina Fisher's Island
156.450 KPB 614 Poling Transportation Staten Island
156.450 KQU 639 Ontario Properties Inc. Rochester
156.450 KRS 889 Town of Huntingdon Huntingdon
156.450 KVR 440 Boyd, Weir & Sewell New York
156.450 KXS 248 Ocean Beach Village Ocean Beach
156.450 KYN 515 Steven E. Summer Setaukut
156.450 KYN 771 Safe Boat Transfer Ltd. Mamaroneck
156.450 KZV 765 Oak Park Marine Rose
156.450 WDJ 333 Charles F. Bongidrno East Northport
156.450 WDT 548 Northern Boat Sales Latham
156.450 WDT 554 Pells Fish Dock Greenport
156.450 WFA 715 Doug Westin's Boat Shop Sayville
156.450 WHD 516 Howard M. Hild New York
156.450 WHG 635 Enterprise Marine New Platz
156.450 WHG 889 Hudson River Maritime Services Kingston
156.450 WHH 209 Navy Point Marine Sacketts Harbor
156.450 WHU 339 Braddock Bay Marina Rochester
156.450 WHU 348 Tadsen's Fishing East Moriches
156.450 WHU 676 James Miller Marine Staten Island
156.450 WQA 217 Mid Lakes Navigation Skaneateles
156.450 WQA 283 Goldsmith's Radio & Electronics Southold
156.450 WQB 343 Town of Oyster Bay Syosset
156.450 WQB 676 Leonard G. Knotoff East Quogue
156.450 WQB 808 Mau S. Marineland Inc. New Hope
156.450 WQB 850 Wexler/Aprea Fishing Co. East Marion
156.450 WQB 892 Worldwide Electronics Staten Island
156.450 WQZ 408 Great Ocean Supply Co. Long Island
156.450 WQZ 479 Standard Boat Company Ney York
156.450 WRD 723 Hi-Way Marina East Moriches
156.450 WRD 822 Johnson Maritime Services New York
156.450 WRS 959 Town of Shelter Island Shelter Island
156.450 WRV 555 J.H. Winchester & Co. New York
156.450 WXZ 405 Nichols Yacht Yards Mamaroneck
156.450 WXZ 417 Sea Land Communications Rochester
156.450 WXZ 475 Blaines Bay Marina Colonial Village
156.450 WXZ 497 Stony Brook Y.C. Stony Brook
156.450 WXZ 544 Riverside Marina Half Moon
156.500 KEA 707 Great Lakes Towing Tonawanda
156.500 KEA 794 McAllister Brothers New York
156.500 KIY 833 Amerada Hess Communications New York
156.500 KQU 414 Bouchard Transportation New York
156.500 KWS 592 Texas Instruments Inc. Verplanck
156.500 KXE 303 Stevens Marine Radio Rochester
156.500 WFA 735 Doug Westins Boat Shop Sayville
156.500 WHD 513 Mobil Oil Staten Island
156.500 WQA 289 Bouchard Transportation Hicksville
156.500 WQB 434 Sayville Marine Center Sayville
156.500 WQB 854 Nautilus Charter Service Hilton
156.500 WQX 639 Montauk Oil Transportation New York
156.500 WRS 925 Frank Domanick Island Park
156.500 WRV 425 Frank T. Eldredge East Marion
156.500 WXZ 283 SS&Y Agency Corp. New York
156.550 WAG St. Lawrence Seaway LaFargeville
156.550 WHD 513 Mobil Oil Staten Island
156.575 WQB 582 Benjamin Barnes 3rd. Southhampton
156.600 KEF St. Lawrence Seaway Eisenhower Lock
156.600 WAG St. Lawrence Seaway Alexandria Bay
156.600 WUD 21 U.S. Army Buffalo
156.650 WAG St. Lawrence Seaway Sodus
156.650 KFL 348 Nassau County Bridge Lawrence
156.650 KIL 819 Triborough Bridge New York
156.650 KIL 820 Triborough Bridge New York
156.650 KJB 288 Amtrak New York
156.650 KLU 754 City of New York Jamaica
156.650 KQU 366 City of New York Jamaica Bay
156.650 KXS 237 Staten Island Railroad Staten Island
156.675 KGW 353 Bluepoints Company West Sayville
156.700 WAG St. Lawrence Seaway LarFargeville
156.700 WUD 21 U.S. Army Buffalo
156.725 WRV 555 J. H. Winchester & Co. New York
156.850 KEA 693 New York Telephone Co. New York
156.850 KFN 377 State of New York Stony Brook
156.850 KIL 929 Lorain Electronics Corp. Ripley
156.850 KRS 889 Town of Huntingdon Huntingdon
156.850 KRS 904 State of New York Skaneateles
156.850 WQB 343 Town of Oyster Bay Syosset
156.900 KBP 372 Coastal Petroleum Transport Staten Island
156.900 KED 556 Maid of the Mist Enterprises Niagara Falls
156.900 KLG 303 Reynolds Shipyard Co. Staten Island
156.900 KLG 340 Marine Transport Line New York
156.900 KTD 505 Turecamo Coastal & H North Greenbush
156.900 KVY 571 Hudson River Pilots Yonkers
156.900 WHD 675 City of New York New York
156.900 WHG 848 Edwards Electric Fisher's Island
156.900 WHU 422 Maritime Association New York
156.900 WQA 234 Mid-Hudson Marine Milton
156.900 WGB 424 Bald Eagle Marina Kendall
156.900 WXY 919 AAT Communications Staten Island
156.900 WXZ 540 Marine Towing & Transportation Oswego
156.900 WXZ 552 Bill Black Agency Inc. Staten Island
156.925 WHD 565 Baytronics Industries Hampton Bays
156.950 KEF 722 Spentonbush Transportation New York
156.950 WXZ 416 Mid-Hudson Navigation New Paltz
156.975 KGW 353 Bluepoints Company West Sayville
156.975 KPB 566 Mornia Oil Tanker Co. New York
156.975 KVY 670 Duane Marine Salvage Staten Island
156.975 WHD 565 Baytronics Industries Hampton Bays
156.975 WHD 807 Mornia Oil Tanker Co. New York
156.975 WHF 990 Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Port Jefferson
156.975 WHG 691 Pittston Marine Transportation New York
156.975 WQA 863 Centaur Industries Roslyn Heights
157.025 KBP 360 Mobil Oil Telecom Ltd. New York
157.025 KPB 641 Weeks Dredging & Construction Staten Island
157.025 KQU 510 Circle Line Sightsee Cruises New York
157.025 WHF 850 Offshore Electronics Staten Island
157.025 WHU 263 Boat Pauline III Inc. East Quogue
157.025 WHU 313 Marine Engine Specialists Staten Island
157.025 WRD 814 Joseph A. Swift Ontario
161.850 KLU 788 Tel-Page Corporation Rochester
161.900 KFL 99 Tri City Telephone Co. Schnectady
161.900 WBL Kenilworth Electronics Martinsville
161.925 WHU 638 Mats New York
161.950 KLG 325 Tri City Telephone Co. Fishkill
162.000 KGW 417 State of New York West Beekman
162.000 WBL Kenilworth Electronics Martinsville
162.000 WFA 735 Doug Westins Boat Shop Sayville



N.Y.C. METRO AREA
PUBLIC SERVICE
FREQUENCIES
(Updated 5/90)

CH. ANGENCY SERVICE FREQUENCY

1. N.Y. POLICE CITY WIDE #1 NYCPD 476.7375
2. " " " #2 " 476.6875
3. " CITYWIDE #3/S.O.D. #4 470.8625
(Intercity network used by other Police and special sevices
4. " S.O.D. #3 " 470.6625
5. " " #2 " 470.8825
6. " " #1 470.8375
(Main channel for Special services such as Highway E.S.U.
Aviation, and Harbor. other uses may include State P.D.
Parole T.L.C. and Corrections)
7. " OPERATIONS #1 " 470.8875
8. " " #2 470.8125
9. " DETECTIVES #1 470.7625
10. " " #2 471.1375
11. " NARCARTICS CITYWIDE 470.6375
12. " NARCARTICS " 470.7875
13. " " " 470.9125
14. " " " 470.9375
15. " COMMUNICTIONS " 471.1125
16. EXTRA
17. EXTRA
18. EXTRA
19. EXTRA
20. EXTRA

NOTES:


21. N.Y. POLICE N.Y.C. P.D. PRECINTS 1,5,7,9 476.5625
22. " " " " 6,10.13 476.3375
23. " " " " 14,17,18 476.5875
24. " " " " 19,20,22,23 476.3125
25. " " " " 24,26,39 476.3625
26. " " " " 25,28,32 476.6375
27. " " " " 25,34 476.8875
28. " " " " 40,42,44 477.0625
29. " " " " 41,43,45,49 476.9125
30. " " " " 42,46,48 476.9625
31. " " " " 47,50,52 476.6625
32. " " " " 60,61,62 476.4625
33. " " " " 63,66,70 476.8625
34. " " " " 67.69.71 477.0875
35. " " " " 72.76,78 476.4125
36. " " " " 73,75 476.9875
37. " " " " 77,79 476.7875
38. " " " " 81,83,90,91 477.1375
39. " " " " 84.88 477.7625
40. " " " " 100,101,102,106 476.5375
41. " " " " 107,109 476.9375
42. " " " " 104,108,112 477.0375
43. " " " " 110,114 476.8125
44. EXTRA
45. " " " " 120,122 476.6125
46. " " " " 120.122 476.3875
47. " " " " 123 AND BRONX 476.4375
ZOO BASE

NOTES:

N.Y.C. METRO AREA
RAILROAD AND TRANSIT
POLICE

PUBLIC SERVICE
FREQUENCIES
(Updated 7/90)


61. NYCTA BX. OUTSIDE/UNDERGROUND NYCTPD 160.500
62. " BKLYN " " " 160.305
63. " MAN. " " " 160.905
64. " QUEENS " " " 160.965
65. " CITYWIDE " " 160.695
66. EXTRA
67. MTA POLICE ALTERNATE LIRRPD 160.320
68. " " MAIN CHANNEL LIRRPD 161.455
69. " " CH. 2 LIRRPD 160.605
70. " " ALTERNATE LIRRPD 160.620
71. " " MAIN CHANNEL MNPD 161.220
72. EXTRA
73. NPRC AMTRAK CHANNEL 6 FRRPD 161.205
74. " " " 5 FRRPD 161.295
75. CONRAIL UNIT TO UNIT FRRPD 160.560
76. MAIN CHANNEL FRRPD 160.680
77. PORT AUTHORITY PATH POLICE PAPD 161.040
78. NJT TRANSIT POLICE NJTPD 160.380
79. EXTRA
80. EXTRA

NOTES: NYCTA =NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY
MTA = METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY
LIRR = LONG ISLAND COMMUTER RAILROAD
NPRC = NATIONAL PASSENGER RAIL CORPORATION
FRRPD = FEDERAL RAILROAD POLICE
PA = PORTH AUTHORITY OF N.Y./N.J.
PATH = PORT AUTHORITY TRANS-HUDSON
NJT = NEWJERSEY TRANSIT

/EX

MILITARY FREQUENCIES
--------------------

OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE
NEBRASKA

SOURCE: Mike Dillon
Reprinted by: John Johnson KWV8BP

--------- -----------

40.170 Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI)
40.190 AFOSI
49.700 Explosives Ordinance Disposal (EOD)
121.70 Ground Control
123.70 Tower
130.650 Military Airlift Command (MAC)
135.350 Offutt GCA Approach
138.325 Offutt Pagers
140.400 First Airborne Command and Control Squadron (1ACCS)
142.125 IBR Network
143.460 Air Force MARS
143.825 National Emergency Airborne Command Post (NECAP) Alert
148.035 55th Strategic Reconnaissance wing Command and Control Network
(SRW CG NET)
148.150 Civil Air Patrol
149.050 Ramp Control
149.235 Transportation Dispatch
149.500 Wing Commander's Network
150.025 Motor Pool
150.195 Medical Network
150.285 Fire and Crash Network
154.010 Fire Network
163.056 Offutt Civil Engineering
163.315 Disaster Control
163.485 Security Police
163.510 Law Enforcement
163.560 Mobile Controller
173.385 Fire and Crash
173.585 Fire and Crash units
236.600 Tower
255.400 Flight Weather
257.800 Ground Control
273.500 Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS)
275.800 Ground Control -- AM
311.000 SAC Command Post (Primary)
312.000 SAC Command Post (Secondary)
342.500 Pilot to Metro
348.400 Tower
372.200 Pilot to Dispatch
413.200 Base Operations Network (FM)
413.300 Snow Control Network (FM)
413.150 Field Maintenance (FM)

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MISC CONFIRMED CENTRAL OHIO FEDERAL FREQS. 10-06-88
=======================================================
Freq. Description Notes
--------------------------------------------------------------------
165.7875 SECRET SERVICE NATIONWIDE BAKER
165.3750 SECRET SERVICE NATIONWIDE Charlie
165.3375 SECRET SERVICE FIELD OFFICE
165.2875 A.T.F. PRIMARY NWIDE COMM-USDT
165.2375 D.E.A. COM W/ USDT
150.7350 U.S. ARMY ENGINEER REPEATER "REPEATER"
32.4500 ARMY RESERVE |------------------
38.6500 AIR FORCE RICKENBACKER - PROBABLY RESERVE
32.6500 AIR FORCE RICKENBACKER - C 130 & HELO'S
46.7500 AIR FORCE RICK. |----------------
164.6000 U.S. MARSHALL SIMPLEX
391.2000 National Guard
255.4000 FLIGHT SVC (RICK. MISC)
392.1000 PORT COLUMBUS APPROACH-DEPART
279.6000 RICKENBACKER AIR BASE APROACH-DEPART
286.2000 RICKENBACKER AIR BASE 150 NAT.GUARD OPS
388.8000 PORT COLUMBUS APPROACH-DEPART
252.1000 RICKENBACKER
372.2000 RICKENBACKER AIR BASE ATIS
314.6000 NAT'L GUARD
281.4000 WPAFB * (CONF)
257.8000 PORT COLUMBUS TOWER
314.2000 National Guard
348.4000 RICKENBACKER AIR BASE TOWER
370.9000 DRESDEN FAA (FSS) PROBABLY IND CENTER FSS

Oregon State Police High Band Repeater Frequencies

CH D Receive RX-Tone Transmit TX-Tone Location

00 154.935 NONE 156.030 156.700 Statewide Tactical Channel
09 1 154.935 179.900 155.460 118.800 Suncrest (Portland)
10 1 154.935 179.900 155.460 179.900 Goat Mtn. (Portland)
11 1 154.935 179.900 155.460 100.000 Mt. Hood (Government Camp)
12 1 154.935 179.900 155.460 156.700 Skamania
13 1 156.200 179.900 159.105 167.900 Buxton Lookout 1
14 1 156.200 179.900 159.105 127.300 High Heaven
15 1 154.935 179.900 155.460 131.800 Rainier
16 1 154.935 179.900 155.460 146.200 Nicolai
17 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 179.900 Wilson River (Tillamook Co.)
18 1 156.225 179.900 159.105 179.900 Chehalem
19 1 156.225 179.900 159.105 136.500 Hebo 3 (S. Yamhill Co.)
20 2 154.860 156.700 155.445 156.700 Hall's Ridge
21 2 155.910 156.700 159.150 156.700 Prospect
22 2 155.910 156.700 159.150 146.200 Hebo 1 (Polk Co.)
23 2 156.060 156.700 159.045 156.700 Scott Lookout (Santiam Also)
24 2 154.860 156.700 155.445 167.900 Green Peter (Santiam Pass)
25 2 154.785 156.700 155.520 146.200 Buck Mtn. (Lane Co.)
26 2 154.935 156.700 155.580 167.900 Table Mtn. (Lincoln Co.)
29 2 154.890 156.700 155.505 146.200 Glenada Ridge (Florence)
30 3 154.680 131.800 159.030 118.900 Mt. Ashland
31 3 154.680 131.800 159.030 131.800 Mt. Isabelle
32 3 154.680 131.800 159.030 151.400 Crater Lake
35 3 154.680 131.800 159.030 156.700 Mt. Sexton
36 3 154.680 131.800 159.030 146.200 Onion Mtn.
37 3 154.815 155.505 Roseburg Office - New Freq.
40 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 151.400 Lime 1
41 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 146.200 Beaver
42 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 131.800 Dixie Butte
43 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 167.900 Aldrich Mtn.
44 4 154.650 192.800 159.150 192.800 Weston Mtn.
45 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 179.900 Spout Springs
46 4 154.905 151.400 155.505 156.700 Mt. Howard
47 4 154.935 151.400 155.460 151.400 Cottonwood
48 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 114.800 Cabbage Hill
49 4 154.650 167.900 159.030 151.400 U & I Farms
52 5 154.935 156.700 156.030 156.700 Stevenson Mtn. (Bend)
56 5 154.695 131.800 155.445 131.800 Hog Back Mtn. (Klamath Falls)
57 5 154.695 131.800 155.445 146.200 Pelican Butte (Klamath Falls)
60 2 154.785 156.700 155.520 167.900 Walker Point (West Lane Co.)
61 4 154.860 151.400 155.445 114.800 Mahogany Peak
62 4 154.860 151.400 155.445 123.000 Blue Mtn.
63 4 154.860 151.400 155.445 192.800 Glass Butte
64 2 154.935 156.700 155.580 156.700 Euchre Mtn. (N. Lincoln Co.)
64 4 154.860 151.400 155.445 151.400 King Mtn.
65 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 123.000 Summit Mtn.
66 4 154.935 151.400 155.505 167.900 Lime 2

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Oregon State Police High Band Repeater Frequencies

CH D Receive RX-Tone Transmit TX-Tone Location

67 2 154.905 156.700 155.460 127.300 Wolf Mtn. (S.E. Lane Co.)
67 3 154.860 131.800 155.445 107.200 Noah Butte (Coos Co.)
68 2 154.860 156.700 155.445 146.200 HooDoo
68 3 154.860 131.800 155.445 141.300 Signal Tree
69 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 123.000 Nicolai 2
69 2 154.890 156.700 155.505 156.700 Cape Perpetua (Lincoln Co.)
69 3 154.860 131.800 155.445 173.800 Bennett Butte (S. Coos Co.)
69 4 154.860 151.400 155.445 162.200 Black Butte
70 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 127.300 Asbury Ridge
70 3 154.860 131.800 155.445 186.200 Roman Nose (W. Douglas Co.)
70 4 154.905 151.400 155.460 192.800 Black Mtn.
71 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 136.500 Buxton Lookout 2
71 2 154.905 156.700 155.460 151.400 Mt. Hagen
71 3 155.910 131.800 155.445 186.200 Bosley Butte
72 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 100.000 Cape Lookout (W. Tillamook)
72 2 154.905 156.700 155.460 167.900 Wallace Butte
72 3 155.910 131.800 159.150 179.900 Grizzly Mtn.
73 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 179.900 Wilson River
73 3 155.910 131.800 155.445 131.800 Iron Mtn.
74 1 154.905 179.900 155.445 118.800 Hebo 2 (S. Tillamook)
74 3 154.910 131.800 159.150 146.200 Edson Butte
75 158.895 NONE 158.895 NONE Game Tactical Channel
76 155.805 NONE 155.805 NONE Statewide Search & Rescue
77 155.475 NONE 155.475 NONE Oregon Police Emergency Net.
78 154.280 NONE 154.280 NONE Statewide Mutual Fire Aid
79 155.340 NONE 155.340 NONE Hospital Emergency -
Ambulance
2 156.030 100.000 154.665 100.000 Executive Security (Capitol)

***************** NEW CHANNELS *****************
2 154.770 155.310 Blue River area Channel
2 154.845 Eugene/Walton, Maybe old Chan.
5 154.920 Bend/Prineville/Millican Chan.

Notes: 1 - 'D' is the District Number of the Repeater.
2 - Channels 64, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73 and 74 are programmed
differently in the Districts where they appear.
3 - Channels 75 thru 79 are special channels and not specifically
assigned to the Oregon State Police.
4 - Channel 00 is a statewide tactical channel with no repeaters.
5 - Executive Security is not programmed into the patrol unit
radios, except for Salem area & General Headquarter's cars.

Written By: Duane Anderson
Page 2

PAGING FREQUENCIES
------------------

Paging frequencies are used all over the globe, they can be somewhat
destracting at times, however useful at other times. If you are interested
in what goes on on someones beeper or call box, etc. then here are the
frequencies to search through. Remember that even drug dealers carry pagers,
so you could here some funny conversation.


CHANNEL FREQUENCY CHANNEL FREQUENCY
------- --------- ------- ---------

P3-1 35.20 P9-4 931.0875
P1 35.22 P9-5 931.1125
P3-3 35.24 P9-6 931.1375
P3-5 35.30 P9-7 931.1625
P3-6 35.34 P9-8 931.1875
P3-7 35.38 P9-9 931.2125
P3-8 35.42 P9-10 931.2375
P3-9 35.46 P9-11 931.2625
P3-10 35.50 P9-12 931.2875
P3-11 35.54 P9-13 931.3125
P3-12 35.56 P9-14 931.3375
P2 35.58 P9-15 931.3625
P3-14 35.60 P9-16 931.3875
P3-15 35.62 P9-17 931.4125
P3-16 35.66 P9-18 931.4375
P4-1 43.20 P9-19 931.4625
P3 43.22 P9-20 931.4875
P4-3 43.24 P9-21 931.5125
P4-4 43.26 P9-22 931.5375
P4-5 43.30 P9-23 931.5625
P4-6 43.34 P9-24 931.5875
P4-7 43.38 P9-25 931.6125
P4-8 43.42 P9-26 931.6375
P4-9 43.46 P9-27 931.6625
P4-10 43.50 P9-28 931.6875
P4-11 43.54 P9-29 931.7125
P4-12 43.56 P9-30 931.7375
P4 43.58 P9-31 931.7625
P4-14 43.60 P9-32 931.7875
P4-15 43.62 P9-33 931.8125
P4-16 43.66 P9-34 931.8375
P5 152.24 P9-35 931.8625
P1-2 152.84 P9-36 931.8875 nationwide
P1-3 158.10 P9-37 931.9125 " " "
P6 158.70 P9-38 931.9375 " " "
P9-39 931.9625
CHANNEL FREQUENCY (MHZ) P9-40 931.9875
------- --------

P9-1 931.0125
P9-2 931.0375
P9-3 931.O625

MOBILE RADIO TELEPHONE FREQUENCIES

Frequencies in Mhz.

A.T.&T R.C.C.

Channel Mobile RX Mobile TX Channel Mobile RX Mobile TX
------- --------- --------- ------- --------- ---------

ZO 35.26 43.26 P-1 35.22 PAGING ONLY
ZF 35.30 43.40 P-2 35.58 PAGING ONLY
ZH 35.34 43.34 P-3 43.22 PAGING ONLY
ZM 35.38 43.38 1 152.03 158.49
ZA 35.42 43.42 3 152.06 158.52
ZY 35.46 43.46 5 152.09 158.55
ZR 35.50 43.50 7 152.12 158.58
ZB 35.54 43.54 9 152.15 158.61
ZW 35.62 43.62 11 152.18 158.64
ZL 35.66 43.66 13 152.21 158.67
P-5 152.24 PAGING ONLY
JJ 152.48 157.74 P-6 158.70 PAGING ONLY
JL 152.51 157.77 21 454.025 459.025
YL 152.54 157.80 22 454.050 459.050
JP 152.57 157.83 23 454.075 459.075
YP 152.60 157.86 24 454.100 459.100
YJ 152.63 157.89 25 454.125 459.125
YK 152.66 157.92 26 454.150 459.150
JS 152.69 157.95 27 454.175 459.175
YS 152.72 157.98 28 454.200 459.200
YR 152.75 158.01 29 454.225 459.225
JK 152.78 158.04 30 454.250 459.250
JR 152.81 158.07 31 454.275 459.275
JW 152.84 158.10 32 454.300 459.300
33 454.325 459.325
QC 454.375 459.375 34 454.350 459.350
QJ 454.400 459.400
QD 454.425 459.425
QA 454.450 459.450
QE 454.475 459.475
QP 454.500 459.500
QK 454.525 459.525
QB 454.550 459.550
QO 454.575 459.575
QR 454.600 459.600
QY 454.625 459.625
QF 454.650 459.650

TONE SQELCH FREQUENCIES
-----------------------

Frequencies in HZ

CODE FREQ. CODE FREQ.
---- ---- ---- ----

XZ 67.0 2B 118.8
ZA 71.9 3Z 123.0
WA 74.4 3A 127.3
XB 77.0 3B 131.8
SP 79.7 4Z 136.5
YZ 82.5 4A 141.3
YA 85.4 4B 146.2
YB 88.5 5Z 151.4
ZZ 91.5 5A 156.7
ZA 94.8 5B 162.2
ZB 97.4 6Z 167.9
1Z 100.0 6A 173.8
1A 103.5 6B 179.9
1B 107.2 7Z 186.2
2Z 110.9 7A 192.8
2A 114.8 M1 203.5

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This file contains aviation frequencies for the Phoenix area. Let me know if
there are any updates to this file.
CIS:75500,727
Internet: rchm30@sps.mot.com

PHOENIX AREA AVIATION FREQUENCIES

Sky Harbor N>5500 feet 119.2 Flight Watch
122.00
Sky Harbor N<5500 feet 120.7 Sky Harbor N Tower
118.7
Sky Harbor E >5500 feet 124.9 Sky Harbor S Tower
120.9
Sky Harbor W>5500 feet 126.8
Sky Harbor S<5500 feet 123.7 Emergency
121.5
Sky Harbor S>5500 feet 124.1 Dear Valley airport
118.4
Sky Harbor Final 126.6 Deer Valley airport
120.2
Sky Harbor dep. clearance 118.1 Deer Valley airport
121.8
Sky Harbor Ground South 121.9 Flight Service
122.4
America West Maint. 130.175 Plane-Plane
122.85
America West ops OUT 128.975 Flight Service
122.05
Williams AFB Tower 255.60 America West ops IN
131.775
Prescott airport Tower 123.6 Phoenix Weather
121.2
Luke AFB 120.5 CAP
123.1
Stellar rwy 4 122.8 Phoenix Approach
124.50
Falcon rwy 17 124.6 Goodyear Blimp
132.00
Chandler rwy 22 123.0 Phoenix Executive
terminal 122.70
plane-plane 122.75 America West Ramp
Control 129.625
Phoenix Executive Terminal 122.95 America West ground
ops 460.825
Sky Habor 128.65 America West Ramp
Control 130.725

City of Pittsburgh channel configuration - 48 channel Saber portables (level
1)

Operations (OPR):
Radio Radio
Transmit/Receive Chan Menu -----Usage-----
------------------ ------- ----------- -----------------
458.100 /453.100 1 OPR POL 1 Public Safety 1
458.700 /453.700 5 OPR FIR 1 Fire 1
458.850 /453.850 6 OPR FIR 2 Fire 2
458.450 /453.450 7 OPR TAC P S Tactical
458.950 /453.950 8 OPR ADMN P S Admin
467.950 /462.950 9 OPR EMS 1 EMS Dispatch 1
467.975 /462.975 10 OPR EMS 2 EMS Dispatch 2
458.525 /453.525 11 OPR PEMA PEMA/Disaster
458.3625/453.3625 12 OPR 6 TA Six Talk-around

Special (SPE):

458.3375/458.3375 1 SPE 1 TA One Talk-around
453.3375/453.3375 2 SPE 2 TA Two Talk-around
453.3625/453.3625 3 SPE 3 TA Three Talk-around
453.5375/453.5375 4 SPE 4 TA Four Talk-around
453.5875/453.5875 5 SPE 5 TA Five Talk-around
458.0625/458.0625 6 SPE TE 6 Tertiary 6
458.1125/458.1125 7 SPE TE 7 Tertiary 7
458.1375/458.1375 8 SPE TE 8 Tertiary 8
458.1625/458.1625 9 SPE TE 9 Tertiary 9
458.2125/458.2125 10 SPE TE 10 Tertiary 10
458.2375/458.2375 11 SPE TE 11 Tertiary 11
458.3125/458.3125 12 SPE TE 12 Tertiary 12

Emergency Medical Service (EMS):

468.000 /463.000 1 EMS MED 1 EMS Med 1
468.025 /463.025 2 EMS MED 2 EMS Med 2
468.050 /463.050 3 EMS MED 3 EMS Med 3
468.075 /463.075 4 EMS MED 4 EMS Med 4
468.100 /463.100 5 EMS MED 5 EMS Med 5
468.125 /463.120 6 EMS MED 6 EMS Med 6
468.150 /463.150 7 EMS MED 7 EMS Med 7
468.175 /463.175 8 EMS MED 8 EMS Med 8
463.075 /463.075 9 EMS M4 TA EMS Med 4 (TA)
458.5375/458.5375 10 EMS 7 TA Seven Talk-around
458.5875/458.5875 11 EMS 8 TA Eight Talk-around
458.6375/458.6375 12 EMS 9 TA Nine Talk-around

Talk-Around (T-A):

453.100 /453.100 1 T/A PO 1 Public Safety 1 (TA)
453.700 /453.700 5 T/A FIR 1 Fire 1 (TA)
453.850 /453.850 6 T/A FIR 2 Fire 2 (TA)
453.450 /453.450 7 T/A TAC Public Safety Tac (TA)
453.950 /453.950 8 T/A ADMN Public Safety Adm (TA)
462.950 /462.950 9 T/A EMS 1 EMS Dispatch 1 (TA)
462.975 /462.975 10 T/A EMS 2 EMS Dispatch 2 (TA)
453.525 /453.525 11 T/A PEMA PEMA Disaster (TA)
453.6375/453.6375 12 T/A 10 TA Ten Talk-around

PITTSBURGH POLICE FREQS.

453.100 Pittsburgh Police (Chan. 1)
KGB327 Zone 1 Zone 2
(Hersial Field) 3101 3102 3103 3104 3201 3202 3203 3204
(Northend) 3120 3121 3122 3124 3220 3221 3224 3227
3126 3127 3128 3129 3229 3233 3234 3236
3130 3131 3173 3237
3141-Beat 3240-Beat
3274
3181- 3280-Lt. 3281-
311-K 321-K 322-K
31H2-Housing 32H2-Housing

KGB327 Mount Oliver Police -> 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

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
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)
|
| KGB327 Secondary FIRE Ground Control
| Motorcycles, Vascar, Detectives,Car-Car
| Vascar, Detectives, Car-Car
| Phone Patch capb.
|
| KGB327 Public Safety Tactical Channel
|(Herron Hill) Encription to be used.
| Special Details
|
| 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.)

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?)

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

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

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 ?

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

Frequency-City County Dept. Dept. Details
153.030 Angle Lake Fire F-2
154.250 Angle Lake Fire F-1
154.160 Arlington Snohomish Unkown Unkown
155.055 Arlington / Darrington Snohomish Unkown Unkown
37.100 Bellevue King City Government
453.450 Bellevue King Police
453.725 Bellevue King City Various
460.575 Bellevue King Fire
460.625 Bellevue King Fire
45.240 Bothell King City Government
154.400 Bothell King Fire City Wide
154.400 Bothell King Fire
453.975 Bothell King Police
453.975 Bothell King Police
45.240 Bothell King City Various
154.145 Bremerton Fire
155.175 Bremerton Police
155.025 "Brier, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mntlk. Terr." King/Snohomish Police
155.820 "Brier, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mntlk. Terr." 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. Sammamish)
155.160 County King Sheriff Search &Rescue
155.175 County King Sheriff 4X4 Rescue
155.295 County King/Snohomish Fire / Medic Sno-King Aid
155.415 County Snohomish Sheriff Car to Car
155.415 County Snohomish Sherriff Tac
155.430 County King "Medical Examiner, Animal Control" County Wide
155.910 County Snohomish Sherriff Jail
158.850 County Snohomish Sheriff North
159.165 County Snohomish Sheriff East
159.210 County Snohomish Sheriff South
159.465 County Snohomish Sheriff North Repeater
453.512 County Snohomish Sheriff
458.512 County Snohomish Sheriff
460.200 County King Sheriff Tac
460.275 County King Sheriff Data
460.325 County King Sheriff Dispatch & Patrol North & East to Pass
460.400 County King Sheriff Dispatch & Patrol Southwest
460.450 County King Sheriff Dispatch & Patrol Southeast
460.500 County King Sheriff Tac
460.525 County King Sheriff Dispatch & Patrol Southeast
460.550 County King Sheriff MARS
462.950 County King Hospital Med-Comm Net
153.770 County Snohomish Fire East
154.175 County Snohomish Fire
154.250 Des Moines Fire
154.815 Des Moines Police Channel F-1
155.070 Des Moines Police Channel F-2
155.760 Des Moines City Government
154.190 Duvall King Fire
154.070 Duwamish King Fire Dispatch - F1
154.310 Duwamish King Fire Fire Operations - F3
154.445 Duwamish King Fire Fire Operations - F2
121.300 Everett Snohomish Airport Paine Feild
126.200 Everett Various Military Unknown
153.800 Everett Snohomish Police Data
153.905 Everett Snohomish Transit City Wide
153.980 Everett Snohomish Police Tac
154.010 Everett Snohomish Police Car to Car
154.235 Everett Snohomish Fire East
154.265 Everett Snohomish Fire Operations
154.385 Everett Snohomish Fire Main
154.725 Everett Snohomish Police Data
154.995 Everett Snohomish Police Dispatch
155.000 Everett Snohomish Police Dispatch
155.625 Everett Snohomish Police Portables
156.210 Everett Snohomish Police Reapeater
453.162 Everett Snohomish Unknown Unkown
154.190 Fall City King Fire
153.815 Goldbar Snohomish Small City Unkown
121.500 International International Aircraft Distress
122.900 International International Aircraft Search & Rescue Training
123.100 International International Aircraft Search & Rescue
130.750 International International Aircraft Eastern Airlines
131.000 International International Aircraft Continental Airlines
131.200 International International Aircraft Alaska Airlines
131.225 International International Aircraft Delta Airlines
156.800 International DNA Marine U.S. Coast Guard - Call & Emergency Chl
#16
156.958 International DNA Marine Alaska Marine Shipping
460.800 International International Aircraft Eastern Airlines - Ramp
153.875 Marysville Snohomish Small City
154.430 Marysville Snohomish Fire
158.775 Marysville Snohomish Police
155.875 "Marysville, Stanwood" Snohomish City Unkown
47.200 Olympia Department of Transportation District #3
463.000 Para Medic Radio Service(P.A.R.S.) State Medic - 1 State
Wide
Wide
Wide
Wide
Wide
Wide
463.150 Para Medic Radio Service(P.A.R.S.) State Medic -7 State
Wide
Wide
118.300 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Feild - Tower South
118.900 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Feild - Clearance Del.
120.600 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Feild - Tower North
121.900 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Feild - Ground
123.650 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Feild - Flight Service
Station
127.750 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Feild - ATIS
150.845 Puget Sound King Tow Companies Bills Towing & Garage
153.320 Puget Sound Various Aircraft Boeing Company
154.340 Puget Sound Various Fire Boeing Field - Fire Department
156.425 Puget Sound Various Security Burns Security
156.500 Puget Sound DNA Marine American Tug Boat Company
156.975 Puget Sound DNA Marine Boeing Company
157.025 Puget Sound DNA Marine American Tug Boat Company
161.100 Puget Sound Various Railroad Burlington Northern - Dispatch
161.160 Puget Sound Various Railroad Burlington Northern - Yard
161.310 Puget Sound Various Railroad Burlington Northern - Special
Agents
461.100 Puget Sound King Misc. BF Goodrich Company
461.875 Puget Sound Various Security Bank of California
463.800 Puget Sound Various Misc. Bayside Disposal
464.700 Puget Sound Various Freight Airline Handling Company
154.400 Redmond King Fire City Wide
155.340 Redmond King Hospital City Wide
453.200 Redmond King Police City Wide
453.650 Redmond King Police City Wide
46.000 Seattle King Misc. American Dog Rescue Association
47.020 Seattle King Department of Transportation District #1
119.900 Seattle King SeaTac Airport
129.400 Seattle King Aeronautical Radio Anchorage
129.850 Seattle King Aeronautical Radio San Francisco
130.400 Seattle King Aeronautical Radio Denver
134.550 Seattle King Aeronautical Radio Data
150.965 Seattle King Towing Companies Broadway & Roy Towing
151.655 Seattle King Tow Companys Whiteside Towing
151.685 Seattle King Misc. Diamond Parking Lots
151.925 Seattle King Misc. Bon Marche - Paging
151.925 Seattle King Misc. Community Chapel & Traning
152.180 Seattle King Freight Collins Communications
153.755 Seattle King Misc. Emergency Services - Paging
154.025 Seattle King Tow Companys Josh Towing
154.540 Seattle King Tow Companys Macks Towing
154.540 Seattle King Towing Companies Dicks Road Service
156.425 Seattle King Misc. Consumer Communications
156.450 Seattle King Marine Captains Nautical Supply
156.700 Seattle King Misc. CWC Fisheries Inc.
156.975 Seattle King Misc. CWC Fisheries Inc.
157.050 Seattle DNA Marine U.S. Coast Guard - Channel #21
159.135 Seattle King City
453.600 Seattle King Fire Dispatch & Operations
453.700 Seattle King Fire Medical Aid
453.800 Seattle King Fire Dispatch & Operations
460.075 Seattle King Police North
460.125 Seattle King Police East
460.175 Seattle King Police West
460.250 Seattle King Police Tac to car
460.375 Seattle King Police Car to Car
460.425 Seattle King Police Car to Car Data
460.475 Seattle King Police South
460.950 Seattle Various Misc. ADT Alarm Systems F-1
461.075 Seattle King Misc. Broadmoor Plumbing
461.300 Seattle Various Misc. ADT Alarm Systems F-2
461.300 Seattle King Security Continental Armored
461.350 Seattle King Freight Falcon Express
461.475 Seattle King Misc. Burgess Beverage
461.625 Seattle King Security Edgewater Inn
461.975 Seattle King Misc. Exxon Oil Company
462.075 Seattle King Misc. Emergency Service Company
462.150 Seattle King Security Fairbairn Security
462.750 Seattle King Hospital Childrens Orthopedic
463.350 Seattle King Misc. Buglar Safe & Lock
463.725 Seattle King Misc. AK Western Industries
463.825 Seattle King Transit Associated School Bus Company
463.900 Seattle King Freight Associated Couriers
464.430 Seattle King Security Harborview Hospital
464.675 Seattle King Security Bon Marche
468.375 Seattle King Tow Companies Ace TowingChannel#2
469.725 Seattle King Tow Companies Ace Towing
148.150 Seattle & Portland Various Aircraft Cival Air Patrol
155.175 Snohomish Snohomish Schools
155.760 Snohomish Snohomish Fire City Wide
47.020 Spokane Department of Transportation District #6
46.540 State State Department of Transportation N.W. Cascades
46.580 State State Department of Transportation "Olympic Peninsula, N.E.
Cascades"
59.240 State State Department of Natural Resources Department of
Natural Resources - N.W. Area Repeater
121.500 State State Aircraft Airlift
151.010 State State Department of Transportation Administrative
151.025 State State Department of Transportation Portables
151.040 State State Department of Transportation Remote Highway Signs /
Snoqualmie Pass
151.070 State State Department of Transportation Tempory Assignment
154.340 State Grays Harbor Washington State Patrol Montesano
154.475 State State Misc. Emergency Broadcast System
154.680 State State Washington State Patrol South Seattle
154.695 State State Department of Game Channel 2
154.845 State State Washington State Patrol Everett (Dist. 7)
155.295 State State Fire / medic E.M.T. Ambulance
155.340 State State Hospital Hospital Emergency Administration Radio
Sys (H.E.A.R.S.)
155.370 State State Police Law Enforcement Radio Net (L.E.A.R.N.)
155.370 State State Police Law Enforcement Radio Net (L.E.A.R.N.)
155.475 State State Police National Law Enforcement Emergency
Channel(N.L.E.E.C.)
155.475 State State Police National Law Enforcement Emergency
Channel(N.L.E.E.C.)
155.505 State State Washington State Patrol Mt. Vernon
155.580 State State Washington State Patrol North Seattle
155.850 State State Repeater State Wide
155.920 State Mason Washington State Patrol Shelton
155.970 State Mason Washington State Patrol Shelton
155.970 State State Washington State Patrol Stevens Pass
156.120 State State Department of Transportation "Stripping, Survey,
Signal Repair"
158.790 State State Washington State Patrol W.S.P. Inter Department
Radio Net (I.D.R.)Pass Repeater
158.970 State State Department of Fisheries
159.075 State State Washington State Patrol Motorcycle - Aircraft
159.255 State State Department of Natural Resources South Puget
Sound Repeater
159.300 State State Department of Natural Resources Olympic
Peninsula Repeater
159.330 State State Department of Natural Resources Washougal &
Larch Camp S.W. Repeater
159.360 State State Department of Natural Resources Central & N.E.
Area Repeater
159.375 State State Department of Natural Resources S.E. Area
Repeater
159.420 State State Department of Natural Resources "State Wide
Repeater / Admin., State Parks"
162.550 State State Weather 24Hr. Reports
163.965 State State F.B.I. Repeater Output
167.050 State State F.C.C. Simplex
167.335 State State F.B.I. Simplex
167.410 State State F.B.I. Simplex & Repeater Input
172.050 State State F.C.C. Simplex
172.800 State State F.C.C. Repeater Output
414.375 State State F.B.I. Gard Tone
419.250 State State F.B.I. Link/ Remotes - Office
419.275 State State F.B.I. Gard Tone
419.425 State State F.B.I. Link/ Mt Constitution - Seattle
419.525 State State F.B.I. Link/ Capital Pk - Squak Mt.
460.025 State State Misc. Puget Sound Radiio Net
155.100 Sulton Snohomish Small City Unkown
45.200 U.S.A. U.S.A. Misc. Deptartment of Emergency Services F-1
46.000 U.S.A. U.S.A. Misc. Deptartment of Emergency Services - Radiation
Control (Trojan Area)
46.610 U.S.A. U.S.A. Telephone Cordless
142.000 U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A.F. Blue Angels
418.625 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
454.750 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #5 - SeaTac
454.825 U.S.A. U.S.A. Aircraft Telephone Channel #9 - SeaTac
825/845.000 U.S.A. U.S.A. Telephone Cellular
49.000 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
154.600 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
156.750 Unkown Unkown Unkown Unkown
47.100 Vancover Department of Transportation District #4
130.150 Various Various Aircraft Aircal Airlines
150.920 Various Various Misc. AAA Auto Club
150.935 Various Various Misc. AAA Auto Club
155.280 Various Snohomish Fire / Medic Ambulance
159.780 Various Various Freight Airborne Freight
463.200 Various Various Misc. ABC Moblie Brake
47.100 Wenatchee Wenatchee Department of Transportation District
#2
47.240 Yakima Department of Transportation District #5

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---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

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
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
154.600 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

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.

Monitoring Times

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
Teams F-2 154.570 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
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

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TABLE OF AUTHORIZED EMISSIONS IN THE AMATEUR SERVICE

Effective May 22, 1983 **
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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
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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
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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
________________________________________________________________
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
FACSIMILIE 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

(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
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 - ihnp4!ihuxf!parnass - (312)979-5414

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160.215 161.070 452.8875 5W LOW POWER
160.230 161.085 452.9000 BASE
160.245 161.100 452.9125 5W LOW POWER
160.260 161.115 452.9250 BASE
160.275 161.130 452.9375 5W LOW POWER
160.290 161.145 452.9500 BASE
160.305 161.160 452.9625 5W LOW POWER
160.320 161.175 457.3125 5W LOW POWER
160.335 161.190 457.3250 MOBILE/W-T
160.350 161.205 457.3375 5W LOW POWER
160.365 161.220 457.3625 5W LOW POWER
160.380 161.235 457.3750 MOBILE/W-T
160.395 161.250 457.3875 5W LOW POWER
160.410 161.265 457.4125 5W LOW POWER
160.425 161.280 457.4250 MOBILE/W-T
160.440 161.295 457.4375 5W LOW POWER
160.455 161.310 457.4625 5W LOW POWER
160.470 161.325 457.4750 MOBILE/W-T
160.485 161.340 457.4875 5W LOW POWER
160.500 161.355 457.7625 5W LOW POWER
160.515 161.370 457.7750 MOBILE/W-T
160.530 161.385 457.7875 5W LOW POWER
160.545 161.400 457.8125 5W LOW POWER
160.560 161.415 457.8250 MOBILE/W-T
160.575 161.430 457.8375 5W LOW POWER
160.590 161.445 457.8625 5W LOW POWER
160.605 161.460 457.8750 MOBILE/W-T
160.620 161.475 457.8875 5W LOW POWER
160.635 161.490 457.9000 MOBILE/W-T
160.650 161.505 457.9125 5W LOW POWER
160.665 161.520 457.9250 MOBILE/W-T
160.680 161.535 457.9375 5W LOW POWER
160.695 161.550 457.9500 MOBILE/W-T
160.710 161.565 457.9625 5W LOW POWER
160.725
160.740 169.1725 FIXED 160.215-161.565
160.755 406.4135 FIXED (BASE AND MOBILE AUTHORIZED)
160.770
160.785 452.3250 BASE 929.000-930.000
160.800 452.3375 5W LOW POWER (PAGING ONLY)
160.815 452.3625 5W LOW POWER
160.830 452.3750 BASE 952.000 AND UP
160.845 452.3875 5W LOW POWER (FIXED OPERATIONS,
160.860 452.4125 5W LOW POWER POINT TO POINT)
160.875 452.4250 BASE
160.890 452.4375 5W LOW POWER
160.905 452.4625 5W LOW POWER
160.920 452.4750 BASE
160.935 452.4875 5W LOW POWER
160.950 452.7625 5W LOW POWER
160.965 452.7750 BASE
160.980 452.7875 5W LOW POWER
160.995 452.8125 5W LOW POWER
161.010 452.8250 BASE
161.025 452.8375 5W LOW POWER
161.040 452.8625 5W LOW POWER
161.055 452.8750 BASE

R C M A J O U R N A L
Issue 188 September 1991
Copyright, all rights reserved
RCMA, Inc., P.O. 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 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 copyrighted. 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.

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.

(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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

F O R Y O U R I N F O R M A T I O N :

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friend,
Gene Hughes. Queries about POLICE CALL cannot be answered by RCMA.

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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

PUBLIC SAFETY - SOUTH EAST
Robert K. Cooke 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

855.4875 Phone Interconnect Only
856.4875 Overload for Public Safety
858.4875 Intermittent Carrier
859.4875 Public Safety Communications
860.4875 Unused

855.7375 Unused

858.7375 Used for "Control"
860.7375 Unused

855.9875 Overload for Public Safety communications
856.9875 Phone Interconnect
857.9875 Public Safety Comm Control
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
460.575 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.

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PUBLIC SAFETY - NORTH EAST
Gary Saffer

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.

PUBLIC SAFETY -GREAT LAKES
Ron Kosinski (IL-310)

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

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 GEnie - ELENTZ

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/

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 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 B4 859.4375 814.4375Admin.
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/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/
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 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/
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/

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
152.0075 Tri-County Hosp Paging
463.175 Heartland Amb, Med 8
462.950 Heartland Ambulance, Med 9
462.975 Heartland Ambulance, Med 10
452.700 Johnson Lake EMS
39.980 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!

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

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.

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

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)!

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
--------------------------------------------------------------------
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

----------- ------------ ----------------------- -------------
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)
--------------------------------------------------------------------
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

----------- ------------ ----------------------- -------------
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

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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
33.7800 FIRE DISPATCH FIRE
33.8400 FIRE TACTICAL FIRE
33.8400 FIRE TACTICAL 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
GOV'T
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
46.1200 ORLEANS COUNTY FIRE

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SERVICE
========== =============== ===================== =====================
===============
46.1600 LIVINGSTON COUNTY FIRE
46.2200 ALLEGHERNY FIRE DEPTS FIRE
46.3000 FIRE
46.3400 FIRE
46.3600 FIRE
46.3600 ALLEGHERNY FIRE DEPTS FIRE
46.3600 AMBULANCE DISPATCH EMS
46.3800 FIRE
46.4000 FIRE
46.4400 WAYNE COUNTY FIRE
46.4400 FIRE
46.4600 FIRE
46.4800 FIRE
46.6100 CORDLESS TELEPHONE CHANNEL 01 BASE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
47.2200 DEPT TRANSPORTATION MOBILE TO MOBILE
GOVERNMENT - NY
47.2800 PA D.O.T. CAR TO CAR
GOVERNMENT-PA
47.3000 PA D.O.T. BASE TO CAR
GOVERNMENT-PA
47.3200 DEPT TRANSPORTATION BASE TO MOBILE
GOVERNMENT - NY
47.3400 NYS DOT WATERWAYS STATE
GOV'T
47.4000 DEPT TRANSPORTATION MOBILE TO BASE
GOVERNMENT - NY
47.4200 ROCHESTER AMERICAN RED CROSS EMS
47.5800 ROCHESTER NATIONAL AMBULANCE EMS
47.7200 TRI-COUNTY RURAL ELEC
UTILITY
48.2400 NORTH PENN GAS CO.
UTILITY
49.6700 CORDLESS TELEPHONE CHANNEL 01 HANDSET
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
49.8300 ITINERANT PORTABLES LOCAL
GOV'T
TELEPHONE
49.8450 49 MHZ PORTABLES
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
GOV'T
TELEPHONE

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TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
52.5250 AMATEUR 6 METER SIMPLEX
AMATEUR
118.3000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT CONTROL TOWER AIR
118.8000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT CLEARANCE AIR
118.9250 FORESTRY FIRE FIGHTER AIR
118.9500 FORESTRY FIRE FIGHTER AIR
119.5500 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT DEPARTURE CONTROL AIR
120.4500 US MILITARY THUNDERBIRDS AIR
120.7000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT RADAR CONTROL AIR
121.5000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT EMERGENCY AIR
121.6000 GROUND CONTROL AIR
121.6250 USSR SOYUZ PRIMARY VHF
121.7000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT GROUND CONTROL AIR
121.9500 FLIGHT SCHOOLS AIR
122.0000 FLIGHT SERVICE FLIGHT WATCH AIR
122.0500 FLIGHT SERVICE AIRCRAFT TRANSMIT AIR
122.2000 FLIGHT SERVICE COMMON ENROUTE AIR
122.3000 FLIGHT SERVICE AIR
122.6000 FLIGHT SERVICE AIRPORT ADVISORY AIR
122.7000 UNCONTROLLED AIRPORTS UNICOM AIR
122.7250 PRIVATE AIRPORTS UNICOM AIR
122.7500 PRIVATE AIRPORTS UNICOM AIR
122.7500 PLANE TO PLANE AIR
122.8000 WOLFEBORO WOLFEBORO UNICM AIR
122.8000 UNCONTROLLED AIRPORTS UNICOM AIR
122.8250 AAA AIR AMBULANCE EMS
122.8500 PLANE TO PLANE MULTICOM AIR
122.9000 SEARCH AND RESCUE MULTICOM AIR
122.9250 PLANE TO PLANE MULTICOM AIR
122.9500 CONTROLLED AIRPORTS UNICOM AIR
122.9750 HIGH ALTITUDE UNICOM AIR
123.0250 HELICOPTERS AIR
123.1000 CIVIL SEARCH & RESCUE AIR
123.4500 PLANE TO PLANE UNICOM AIR
123.7000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT APPROACH CONTROL AIR
126.2000 CIVIL TO MILITARY AIR

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128.2500 CLEVELAND CENTER REMOTE AIR
129.2000 AMERICAN AIRLINES AIR
129.3000 UNITED AIRLINES AIR
129.5000 UNITED AIRLINES AIR
129.5500 DELTA AIRLINES AIR
129.9000 AIRINC AIR
130.1000 WESTERN AIRLINES AIR
130.6500 MIITARY AIRLIFT COMM. MAC AIR
130.9000 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES AIR
130.9500 EASTERN AIRLINES AIR
131.4500 DELTA AIRLINES AIR
131.7500 REPUBLIC AIRLINES AIR
131.8000 AIRINC AIR
131.9250 FEDERAL EXPRESS AIR
134.1000 MILITARY AIRPORTS GCA RADAR AIR
135.5450 ATS 1/ATS 3 CHANNEL 1
140.2000 US MILITARY BLUE ANGELS AIR
142.0000 BLUE ANGELS AIR
142.2000 USSR SPACE STATIONS
143.0000 BLUE ANGELS AIR
145.1500 PORT JEFFERSON AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
145.3100 ATTICA AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
145.4500 MANHATTAN AMATEUR REPEATER METROPLEX
AMATEUR
145.5500 MIR (USSR)
AMATEUR
145.9850 AMSAT/OSCAR 13 ENGINEERING BEACON
AMATEUR
146.5200 AMATEUR 2 METER FM SIMPLEX
AMATEUR
146.6400 AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
146.6550 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER WB2HYP/R
AMATEUR
146.6700 MANHATTAN AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
146.7900 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER K2SA/R
AMATEUR
146.8800 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER N2JC/R
AMATEUR
146.8800 STATEN ISLAND AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
147.0000 AUBURN AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
AMATEUR
147.0300 WOLFEBORO AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
147.0450 AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
147.1800 GREECE AMATEUR REPEATER WB2MXL/R
AMATEUR
AMATEUR
AMATEUR
147.3900 WOLFEBORO AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
147.5700 SIMPLEX
AMATEUR
GOV'T

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===============
GOV'T
151.0850 HIGHWAY EPT LOCAL
GOV'T
GOV'T
GOV'T
151.1600 MT. MORRIS LETCHWORTH STATE PARK PORTABLES PARKS
151.3850 BUREAU OF FORESTRY
GOVERNMENT-PA
GOV'T
151.6550 ROCHESTER DOYLE
SECURITY
151.6550 ROCHESTER MIDTOWN PLAZA
SECURITY
151.7150 ROCHESTER RIT
SECURITY
151.7750 BROCKPORT SUNY BROCKPORT
SECURITY
151.8350 ROCHESTER SEARS
SECURITY
151.8950 ROCHESTER ST. JOHN FISHER
SECURITY
151.8950 CALEDONIA GENESEE COUNTRY MUS. PARKS
151.9950 CANANDAIGUA CCFL
SECURITY
152.3000 SOLDIERS/SAILORS HOSP EMS
152.5400 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CHANNEL YL
TELEPHONE
152.6000 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CHANNEL YP
TELEPHONE
152.7200 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CHANNEL YS
TELEPHONE
152.7500 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CHANNEL YR
TELEPHONE
152.7800 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CHANNEL JK
TELEPHONE
152.8100 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TELEPHONE CHANNEL JR
TELEPHONE
153.4100 ROCHESTER WATER DEPT. MAINTENANCE LOCAL
GOV'T
153.5000 RG&E GINNA PLANT FIRE FIRE
153.5300 ROCHESTER RG&E
SECURITY
153.5300 RG&E SECURITY
SECURITY
153.5900 RG&E GINNA PLANT RAD TEAMS
UTILITY
153.7100 RG&E GINNA PLANT SECURITY
SECURITY
153.7250 ROCHESTER RG&E CONSTRUCTION
UTILITY
153.8000 ROCHESTER RADIO CENTER RADIO REPAIR LOCAL
GOV'T
153.8300 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY CITY PORTABLES FIRE
153.8750 PORT JEFFERSON PORT JEFF. CONSTABLE POLICE
153.9200 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY LOCAL
GOV'T
GOV'T
154.0400 ROCHESTER MONROE CC
SECURITY
154.0550 GREECE GREECE VOL AMBULANCE EMS
154.0850 CATTARAUGUS COUNTY LOCAL
GOV'T
154.1300 ROCHESTER CITY FIRE DEPT. CHANNEL 01 FIRE
154.1750
154.1750 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY CHANNEL 04 FIRE
154.1900 STATEN ISLAND NYFD FIRE DISPATCH FIRE
154.2500 ROCHESTER CITY FIRE DEPT. CHANNEL 02 FIRE
154.2500 WOLFEBORO WOLFEBORO FIRE DEPT FIRE
154.2500 ROCHESTER AIRPORT FIREGROUND CHANNEL 02 FIRE
154.2950 MONROE COUNTY EMS DISPATCHER EMS
154.3400 FIRE DEPT REPEATER FIRE
154.4000 WOLFEBORO WOLFEBORO FIRE DEPT FIRE
154.4000 WILLIAMSPORT FIRE DEPT FIRE
154.4450 FIRE/RESCUE FIRE
154.4500 COMMERCIAL/NON-COMM CHANNEL 9 MARINE
154.5400 ROCHESTER NAZARETH COLLEGE
SECURITY
154.5400 ROCHESTER LONG RIDGE MALL
SECURITY

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GOV'T
GOV'T
154.6000 CUMMINGS NATURE CENT. PARKS
154.6500 NYS POLICE THRUWAY REPEATER POLICE
154.6500 MSP POLICE
154.6650 MSP POLICE
154.6650 CANANDAIGUA NYSP CAR TO CAR POLICE
154.6650 BATAVIA NYSP CAR TO CAR POLICE
154.6800 DOVER DOVER PD POLICE
154.6850 DURHAM DURHAM PD POLICE
154.6950 BATAVIA NYSP STATE FREQUENCY POLICE
154.7250 TOWN PD'S POLICE
154.7550 PA STATE POLICE CAR TO CAR POLICE
154.7700 CANANDAIGUA NYSP TROOP E CAR TO BASE POLICE
154.7700 GRAFTON GRAFTON CTY SHERIFF POLICE
154.7850 TOWN PD'S POLICE
154.7850 ALLEGHERNY PD'S POLICE
154.8150 SHERIFF POLICE
154.8300 ALTON BELKNAP CTY SHERIFF POLICE
154.8300 SANBORNTON SANBORNTON PD POLICE
154.8600 CARROLL CARROLL CTY SHERIFF POLICE
154.8600 OLEAN OLEAN PD POLICE
154.8900 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER PD POLICE
154.9050 CANANDAIGUA NYSP TROOP E DISP POLICE
154.9100 SHERIFF CARS POLICE
154.9800 ROCHESTER CITY OF ROCHESTER TOW TRUCKS LOCAL
GOV'T
155.0850 ROCHESTER ROCH PSYCHIATRIC CTR
SECURITY
155.1000 IRONDEQUOIT HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL
GOV'T
155.1150 NYS CIVIL DEFENSE LOCAL
GOV'T
155.1600 FOREST PARK AMBULANCE EMS
155.1750 COUNTY VOL EMERG. SQD EMS
155.1750 PORT JEFFERSON AMBULANCE EMS
155.1750 WOLFEBORO HUGGINS HOSPITAL EMS
155.1750 MONROE CTY HOSPITALS ALTERNATE HEAR FREQ EMS
155.2050 ROCHESTER MONROE AMBULANCE EMS
155.2350 CHURCHVILLE CHURCHVILLE-CHILI SCH SCHOOL
155.2350 HENRIETTA HENRIETTA VOL AMBUL EMS
155.2800 ROCHESTER ROCH. GENERAL HOSP.
SECURITY
155.2800 WAYNE COUNTY AMBUL EMS
155.2800 ROCHESTER MONROE CTY HOSPITALS HOSPITAL - HOSPITAL EMS
155.2950 EMS EMS DISPATCHER EMS
155.3100 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH POLICE POLICE
155.3100 ALLEGHENY CTY SHERIFF POLICE
155.3100 BRISTOL BRISTOL POLICE POLICE
155.3400 AMBULANCE TO HOSPITAL EMS
155.3400 HOSP/AMBULANCE EMS
155.3400 HOSP/AMBULANCE EMS
155.3700 ALL POLICE POINT-POINT POLICE
155.3700 NYSP STATEWIDE POLICE
155.3750

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155.4150 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER AIRPORT POLICE
155.4150 ROCKINGHAM CTY SHERIF POLICE
155.4750 WOLFEBORO NH SP LOCAL 2 POLICE
155.4750 CANANDAIGUA NYSP CAR TO CAR POLICE
155.4900 GILFORD TOWN OF GILFORD POLICE
155.4900 MONROE COUNTY JAIL POLICE
155.4900 POLICE INTER-COUNTY POLICE
155.5050 NYSP BASE POLICE
155.5050 BATAVIA NYSP TROOP A DISP POLICE
155.5200 HILLSBORO CTY SHERIFF POLICE
155.5200 NYSP CAR POLICE
155.5250 MSP POLICE
155.5800 PA STATE POLICE TROOP F BASE TO CAR POLICE
155.5800 MSP POLICE
155.5800 6TH PCT POLICE
155.5950 LIVINGSTON CTY AMBUL EMS
155.6100 WOLFEBORO WOLFEBORO PD POLICE
155.6250 CONCORD CONCORD POLICE POLICE
155.6250 CANANDAIGUA NYSP DATA POLICE
155.6400 POLICE DISPATCH POLICE
155.6450 NORTH CONWAY NORTH CONWAY PD POLICE
155.6550 6TH PCT DETECTIVE "E" POLICE
155.6700 PA STATE POLICE TROOP P BASE TO CAR POLICE
155.6850 CANTERBURY CANTERBURY POLICE POLICE
155.6850 MERRIMACK CTY SHERIFF POLICE
155.7000 FRANKLIN FRANKLIN PD POLICE
155.7000 SALAMANCA SALAMANCA PD POLICE
155.7150 ROCHESTER AIRPORT OPERATIONS
SECURITY
155.7150 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER SCHOOLS
SECURITY
155.7150 ROCHESTER AIRPORT OPERATIONS
SECURITY
155.7250 STRAFFORD CTY SHERIFF POLICE
155.7450 GENESEO SUNY GENESEO
SECURITY
155.7600 CONWAY CONWAY PD POLICE
155.7600 TILTON TILTON PD POLICE
155.7600 MEREDITH MERIDETH PD POLICE
155.7750 ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL SECURITY LOCAL
GOV'T
155.7900 PA STATE POLICE TROOP F CAR TO BASE POLICE
155.7900 SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE DATA POLICE
155.7900 LACONIA LACONIA PD POLICE
155.8050 PORT JEFFERSON
155.8200 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY COUNTY FIRE/POLICE FIRE
155.8350 CHURCHVILLE HIGHWAY DEPT LOCAL
GOV'T
155.8350 PARMA PARMA AUX POLICE POLICE
155.9100 WOLFEBORO NH SP LOCAL 1 NORTH POLICE
155.9100 PA STATE POLICE TROOP P CAR TO BASE POLICE
155.9700 CANANDAIGUA CANANDAIGUA PD POLICE
155.9850 PORT JEFFERSON
156.0250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 60 SHIP MARINE
156.0300 SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE CAR TO CAR POLICE
156.0500 NEW ORLEANS PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 1A MARINE

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===============
156.0900 WOLFEBORO NH SP LOCAL 1 SOUTH POLICE
156.1000 NEW ORLEANS PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 3A SHIP/SHORE MARINE
156.1050 ROCHESTER DEPT PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION LOCAL
GOV'T
156.1750 PORT/COMMERCIAL CHANNEL 63A MARINE
156.2750 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 65A MARINE
156.3000 SEARCH & RESCUE CHANNEL 6 MARINE
156.3250 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 66A MARINE
156.3500 COMMERCIAL CHANNEL 7A MARINE
156.3750 COMMERCIAL SHIP-SHIP CHANNEL 67 MARINE
156.4000 COMMERCIAL INTERSHIP CHANNEL 8 MARINE
156.4250 NON-COMMERCIAL CHANNEL 68 MARINE
156.5000 COMMERCIAL CHANNEL 10 MARINE
156.5250 NON-COMMERCIAL CHANNEL 70 SHIP-SHIP MARINE
156.6000 PORT OPERATIONS USCG CHANNEL 12 MARINE
156.6250 NON-COMMERCIAL CHANNEL 72 SHIP-SHIP MARINE
156.6500 SEAWAY AUTHORITY SHIP TRAFFIC CONTROL MARINE
156.6500 NAVIGATION-CANAL/LOCK CHANNEL 13 MARINE
156.6750 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 73 MARINE
156.7000 PORT OPERATIONS USCG CHANNEL 14 MARINE
156.7250 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 74 MARINE
156.7500 ENVIRON/HYDROGRAPHIC CHANNEL 15 MARINE
156.8000 CALLING/DISTRESS USCG CHANNEL 16 MARINE
156.8500 STATE CONTROL CHANNEL 17 MARINE
156.8750 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 77 SHIP-SHIP MARINE
156.9250 NON-COMMERCIAL CAHNNEL 78A MARINE
156.9750 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 79A MARINE
157.0000 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 20 SHIP MARINE
157.0250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 80A MARINE
157.0500 COAST GUARD OPERATIONS MARINE
157.0500 US COARST GUARD CHANNEL 21 CG MARINE
157.0750 COAST GUARD OIL SPILL CONTROL MARINE
157.1000 US COAST GUARD CHANNEL 22 MARINE

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157.1500 COAST GUARD CHANNEL 23/OPERATIONS MARINE
157.1750 COAST GUARD AUX COAST GUARD AUX MARINE
157.1750 US COAST CUARD AUX. CHANNEL 83 CG MARINE
157.2000 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 24 SHIP MARINE
157.4250 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 88A SHIP MARINE
157.4250 COMMERCIAL SHIP-SHIP CHANNEL 88 MARINE
157.4500 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 29 SHIP/SHORE MARINE
158.1900 ROCHESTER RG&E GAS
UTILITY
158.2200 ROCHESTER RG&E GAS
UTILITY
158.2500 PUBLIC SERVICE LOCAL
GOV'T
158.4600 ROCHESTER EASTMAN SCHOOL
SECURITY
158.7300 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY TOWNS WEST POLICE
158.7550 MANSFIELD STATE COLL.
SECURITY
158.8200 WOLFEBORO TOWN OF WOLFEBORO LOCAL
GOV'T
158.8500 COUNTY COURT SECURITY LOCAL
GOV'T
158.8800 GATES GATES VOL AMBULANCE EMS
158.9400 BROCKPORT BROCKPORT VOL AMBUL EMS
158.9400 BROCKPORT BROCKPORT PD POLICE
158.9550 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF WEST POLICE
159.0300 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF EAST POLICE
159.0900 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY TOWNS EAST POLICE
159.1500 SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE 6 PCT CAR -BASE POLICE
159.2100 ROCHESTER MONROE COUNTY INTERSERVICE POLICE
159.2250 ENVIRON. CONSERVATION ENFORCEMENT DIV
GOVERNMENT - NY
159.3450 HEMMINGWAY BUREAU OF FORESTRY
GOVERNMENT-PA
159.4050 CATTARAUGUS SHERIFF POLICE
159.4200 KELLOGG BUREAU OF FORESTRY
GOVERNMENT-PA
159.4350 ENVIRON. CONSERVATION FORESTRY DIV
GOVERNMENT - NY
159.4650 OSSIPEE OSSIPEE PD POLICE
160.2300 ROCHESTER CHESSY/B&O ROAD RAIL
160.3050 ROCHESTER EASTMAN KODAK RAIL
160.5000 ROCHESTER GENESEE & WYOMING ROAD RAIL
160.5300 ROCHESTER CHESSY/B&O YARD RAIL
160.5600 ROCHESTER CONRAIL RR POLICE MOB. - MOB. RAIL
160.5900 ROCHESTER GENESEE & WYOMING YARD RAIL
160.6250 INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL 60 SHORE MARINE
160.6500 INTRNATIONAL CHANNEL 1 SHORE MARINE
160.6800 ROCHESTER CONRAIL RR POLICE BASE - MOB. RAIL
160.7100 ROCHESTER CONRAIL VEHICLES RAIL

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===============
160.7850 ROCHESTER CHESSY/B&O RAIL
160.8000 ROCHESTER CONRAIL CHANNEL 01 - ROAD RAIL
161.0700 ROCHESTER CONRAIL CHANNEL 02 - YARD RAIL
161.4000 CONRAIL RAIL
161.4300 ROCHESTER DEPT PUBLIC WORKS SANITATION LOCAL
GOV'T
161.5200 CONRAIL RAIL
161.6000 PORT OPERATIONS CHANNEL 20 SHORE MARINE
161.7000 ROCHESTER WOKR TV CHANNEL 8 TELEVISION NEWS MEDIA
161.7300 ROCHESTER WHEC TV CHANNEL 10 NEWS CARS MEDIA
161.8000 MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL 24 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
GOVERNMENT
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

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===============
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
GOVERNMENT
167.7600 ROCHESTER FBI ROCHESTER
GOVERNMENT
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
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
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT
442.8000 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER N2HJD/R
AMATEUR
443.6000 CANADICE AMATEUR REPEATER WB2IMT/R
AMATEUR
AMATEUR
444.5500 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER WB2HYP/R
AMATEUR
444.8250 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER WB2SUN/R
AMATEUR
444.9000 ROCHESTER AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
AMATEUR
AMATEUR
445.5750 BAYONNE AMATEUR REPEATER
AMATEUR
446.0000 AMATEUR 440 MHZ SIMPLEX
AMATEUR
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

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===============
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
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
460.1750 TOWNS EAST CHANNEL 13 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
460.2875 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
460.4750 SHERIFF'S CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 16 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

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SECURITY
462.2250 ROCHESTER EASTMAN KODAK KODAK PARK
SECURITY
462.4250 ROCHESTER EASTMAN KODAK ELMGROVE
SECURITY
462.6000 ROCHESTER RIT
SECURITY
SECURITY
463.0000 CARDIAC TELEMETRY MED CHANNEL 01 - PRI EMS
463.0250 CARDIAC TELEMETRY MED CHANNEL 02 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
GOV'T
464.5250 ROCHESTER STRONG MUSEUM PARKS
SECURITY
GOV'T
SECURITY
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
872.8200 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
877.3500 ROCHESTER CELL A5, CHANNEL 5
877.3500 ROCHESTER CELL A5, CHANNEL 5
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
885.3600 HENRIETTA CELL B11 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

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TOTALS: FREQUENCY 155,803.125

Printed 728 of the 730 records.

PRIMARY SORT FIELD: FREQUENCY

SELECTION CRITERIA:
All records

` 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"

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

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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

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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.

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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
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. Parnass)

Bob Parnass, Bell Telephone Laboratories - ihnp4!ihuxz!parnass -
(312)979-5414

-=:>Satelite Frequencies<:=-

Edited and Compiled by: Sir Francis Drake

The 135-138 MHz rang is know as the satelite band as most satelites
broadcast here. However there are exceptions...

Frequency (MHz) Use

15.008 Common channel for unmanned satelite beacons &
telemetry.
17.365 Unmanned Satelite Beacons
18.00 Satelite Beacons and telemetry
18.060 Satelite Beacons and telemetry
19.946 Salyut telemetry channel
19.954 Cosmos 929 telemetry channel
19.995 Soyoz and Saluyt beacon channel
20.008 Common channel for both manned and unmanned missions;
manned use CW and pulse.
121.625 Soyus FM voice channel
121.750 Soyuz and Salyut FM Voice channel
137.150 "Meteor" weather satelites
137.400 "Meteor" weather satelites
143.625 Most common voice channel
143.825 Coded transmission from Salyut
259.700 Used for internship communications during joint
ApolloSSoyus mission.
296.800 Used by Soyuz for downlink during joint ApolloSSoyuz
mission.
922.750 Satelite beacons and telemetry
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-=:>American Weather Satelites<:=-

135.600 ATS series common frequency
136.230 ATS-6
136.290 "Hawkeye"
136.300 SMS-1
136.770 NOAA-5
137.110 ATS-6
137.140 NOAA-5
137.500 NOAA series common frequency
137.620 NOAA-5
400.650 Hawkeye
468.825 SMS-1

Note- These satelites transmit in "FAX".
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-=:>Launch Support Frequencies<:=-

5810 Cape Radio, Cape Canaveral, Florida
6723 " , " , "
9002 Orion Control, Kennedy Space Center
22760 NASA launch facilities, Vandenberg Air Farce Bace, CA

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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

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*** 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.

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VHF downlink: 145.825 MHz
UHF downlink: 435.025 MHz
UHF downlink: 2401. MHz

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Source: UoSAT Spacecraft Data Booklet, May 1986, University of Surrey,
England

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*** 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)

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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
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*** 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

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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
435.795 ----- Beacon

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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)

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Source: Amateur Satellite Report 119, March 12, 1986 and
Amateur satellite Report 130, August 18, 1986
JAS-1 Handbook, JARL, August 1985

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*** 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.

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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

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Mode K: 21.160 - 21.200 MHz up yields 29.360 - 29.400 MHz down

Uplink Downlink
========================
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
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21.120 ? ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz

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Mode T: 21.160 - 21.200 up yields 145.860 - 145.900 MHz down

Uplink Downlink
=======================
21.170 ------ 145.870
21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center
21.190 ------ 145.890
145.903 - ---- Beacon
Robot T:

Uplink Downlink
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21.120 ? ----- 145.857 or 145.903 MHz

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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
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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

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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
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21.170 ------ 145.870 ------ 29.370
21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center
21.190 ------ 145.890 ------ 29.390
29.403 ------ Beacon

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Source: Amateur Satellite Report 136, November 17, 1986 and
Amateur satellite Report 140, January 12, 1987
Radio Magazine, May, 1987
UA3CR, W4KM, G3IOR, VE1SAT

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Summary:


Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink

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Uplink Downlink
=======================
145.920 ------ 29.420
145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center
145.940 ------ 29.440
29.453 ------ Beacon

Robot A:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
145.830 ------ 29.407 or 29.453 MHz

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Mode K: 21.210 - 21.250 up yields 29.410 - 29.450 MHz down

Uplink Downlink
=======================
21.220 ------- 29.420
21.230 ------- 29.430 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------- 29.440
29.453 ------ Beacon

Robot K:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
21.130 ------- 29.403 or 29.453 MHz

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Uplink Downlink
=======================
21.220 ------ 145.920
21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------ 145.940
145.953 ------ Beacon

Robot T:

Uplink Downlink
====================================
21.130 ------ 145.907 or 145.953 MHz

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29.407 ------ 145.907 MHz -- Beacon
21.220 ------ 29.420 ------ 145.920
21.230 ------ 29.430 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------ 29.440 ------ 145.940
29.453 ------ 145.953 ------ Beacon

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21.220 ------ 145.920 ------ 29.420
21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------ 145.940 ------ 29.440
29.453 ------ Beacon

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*** 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 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

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Mode B:
Uplink Downlink
=======================
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
145.8125 ---- General Beacon

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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

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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

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RUDAK: Uplink Downlink
=======================
1269.675 ----- 435.675 MHz Single channel

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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

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 ]
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Other downlinks at 7.050, 14.002, 21.002 and 29.502 MHz which are
part of the HF propagation experiment.

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England

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England

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*** AMSAT OSCAR 10 ***

Summary:

Mode L: 24 cm up; 70 cm down
Beacons: Mode B: General Beacon 145.810 MHz; Engineering Beacon 145.987 MHz

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Mode B: 435.030 - 435.180 up yields 145.825 - 145.975 MHz down (inverting)

Uplink Downlink
=======================
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
145.810 ----- General Beacon

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Source: Amateur Satellite Report 60/61, August 1, 1983 as amended

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*** 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

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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
435.795 ----- Beacon

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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)

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Source: Amateur Satellite Report 119, March 12, 1986 and
Amateur satellite Report 130, August 18, 1986
JAS-1 Handbook, JARL, August 1985

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Summary:


Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink.

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Uplink Downlink
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145.870 ------ 29.370
145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center
145.890 ------ 29.390
29.403 ------ Beacon
Robot A:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
145.820 ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz

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Mode K: 21.160 - 21.200 MHz up yields 29.360 - 29.400 MHz down

Uplink Downlink
========================
21.170 ------- 29.370
21.180 ------- 29.380 ------ Passband center
21.190 ------- 29.390
29.403 ------ Beacon
Robot K:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
21.120 ? ----- 29.357 or 29.403 MHz

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Uplink Downlink
=======================
21.170 ------ 145.870
21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center
21.190 ------ 145.890
145.903 - ---- Beacon
Robot T:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
21.120 ? ----- 145.857 or 145.903 MHz

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29.357 ------ 145.857 MHz -- Beacon
21.170 ------ 29.370 ------ 145.870
21.180 ------ 29.380 ------ 145.880 ------ Passband center
21.190 ------ 29.390 ------ 145.890
29.403 ------ 145.903 ------ Beacon

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21.170 ------ 145.870 ------ 29.370
21.180 ------ 145.880 ------ 29.380 ------ Passband center
21.190 ------ 145.890 ------ 29.390
29.403 ------ Beacon

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Summary:


Beacons can carry telemetry or ROBOT downlink

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Uplink Downlink
=======================
145.920 ------ 29.420
145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center
145.940 ------ 29.440
29.453 ------ Beacon

Robot A:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
145.830 ------ 29.407 or 29.453 MHz

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Mode K: 21.210 - 21.250 up yields 29.410 - 29.450 MHz down

Uplink Downlink
=======================
21.220 ------- 29.420
21.230 ------- 29.430 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------- 29.440
29.453 ------ Beacon

Robot K:

Uplink Downlink
===================================================
21.130 ------- 29.403 or 29.453 MHz

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Uplink Downlink
=======================
21.220 ------ 145.920
21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------ 145.940
145.953 ------ Beacon

Robot T:

Uplink Downlink
====================================
21.130 ------ 145.907 or 145.953 MHz

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29.407 ------ 145.907 MHz -- Beacon
21.220 ------ 29.420 ------ 145.920
21.230 ------ 29.430 ------ 145.930 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------ 29.440 ------ 145.940
29.453 ------ 145.953 ------ Beacon

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21.220 ------ 145.920 ------ 29.420
21.230 ------ 145.930 ------ 29.430 ------ Passband center
21.240 ------ 145.940 ------ 29.440
29.453 ------ Beacon

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*** 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 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

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Mode B:
Uplink Downlink
=======================
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
145.8125 ---- General Beacon

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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

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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

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RUDAK: Uplink Downlink
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1269.675 ----- 435.675 MHz Single channel

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Source: AMSAT DL, DJ5KQ, DJ0HC/KE6MN, K0RZ

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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


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


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

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
.?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)


(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)


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

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Police Frequencies

154.875 St.Louis County Police 1st
155.130 St.Louis County Police 2nd
154.845 St.Louis County Police 3rd
155.655 St.Louis County Police 4th
155.565 St.Louis County Police 5th
154.830 St.Louis County Police (Detectives)
154.725 St.Louis County Police (Riot)
154.890 St.Louis County Police (Car To Car)
155.475 St.Louis County Police (Federal Mutual Aid)
465.325 St.Louis County Police Command Telephone
155.865 St.Louis County Radio Emergency Warning System
856.437 St.Louis City Police
42.120 Missouri State Highway Patrol
163.400 U.S. Secret Service
167.440 Federal Bureau Of Investigation
154.785 Ballwin
155.655 Bella Villa
155.550 Bellefontaine Neighbors
155.085 Bellerive
155.085 Bel-Nor
154.755 Bel-Ridge
155.085 Berdell Hills
156.090 Berkeley
155.775 Beverly Hills
154.875 Black Jack
154.755 Breckenridge Hills
155.520 Brentwood
155.625 Bridgeton
154.755 Bridgeton Terrace
155.010 Calverton Park
154.755 Charlack
155.565 Clarkson Valley
154.800 Clayton
155.550 Country Club Hills
453.575 Crestwood
155.640 Creve Coeur
155.550 Dellwood
155.100 Des Peres
154.755 Edmundson
154.785 Ellisville
155.565 Eureka
154.815 Fenton
155.010 Ferguson
155.550 Flordell Hills
453.225 Florissant
155.100 Frontenac
155.580 Glendale
155.085 Glen Echo Park
154.845 Grantwood Village
155.085 Greendale
154.755 Hanley Hills
155.745 Hazelwood
155.775 Hillsdale
155.640 Huntleigh
155.550 Jennings
155.085 Kinloch
155.250 Kirkwood
453.500 Ladue
154.845 Lakeshire
155.580 Mackenzie
154.785 Manchester
155.790 Maplewood
155.580 Marlborough
155.550 Moline Acres
155.085 Normandy
155.085 Northwoods
155.130 Norwood Court
155.250 Oakland
158.940 Olivette
154.755 Overland
155.310 Pacific
155.775 Pagedale
155.085 Pasadena Hills
155.085 Pasadena Park
154.845 Peerless Park
155.085 Pine Lawn
155.790 Richmond Heights
155.550 Riverview Gardens
155.520 Rock Hill
155.580 Shrewsbury
460.450 St.Ann
154.845 St.George
154.755 St.John
154.815 Sunset Hills
154.755 Sycamore Hills
155.565 Times Beach

Fire Frequencies

154.220 Central County Fire Alarm Dispatch
154.370 Fire Point To Point
153.890 North Central County Fire
460.600 North Central County Fire (Administrative)
155.235 South County Fire Alarm
463.175 South County Fire Alarm
153.890 South County Fire Alarm (Dispatch)
154.130 St.Louis City Fire Department (Dispatch)
154.010 St.Louis City Fire Department (Call Back)
153.950 St.Louis City Fire Department (Fireground)
154.280 St.Louis City Fire Department (Mutual Aid)

Public Service

456.250 Union Electric
153.440 Laclede Gas
153.485 Laclede Gas
451.125 Laclede Gas
458.250 Bi-State Transit
450.415 KMOV-TV
450.550 KMOV-TV
161.640 KMOV-TV
161.700 KMOV-TV
161.760 KMOV-TV
455.150 KSDK-TV
453.850 KSDK-TV
153.230 KTVI-TV
450.580 KTVI-TV
469.450 KTVI-TV
450.750 KETC-TV
161.670 KETC-TV
161.700 KETC-TV
161.730 KMOX Radio Jetcopter One
451.300 Southwestern Bell Telephone
45.120 St.Louis Zoo
173.225 St.Louis Post Dispatch
170.150 Pulitzer Publishing
153.100 City Of St.Louis Animal Control
156.180 City Of St.Louis Street Department
158.880 Metropolitan Sewer District
47.420 Red Cross (Main)
47.460 Red Cross (Backup)
162.000 U.S. Postal Service
169.850 U.S. Postal Service
151.160 Missouri Conservation - Law Enforcement
151.370 Missouri Conservation - Law Enforcement
151.190 Missouri Conservation
154.770 Missouri Liquor Control
155.895 Missouri Water Patrol
153.875 Civil Defense

Military Frequencies

Note: All transmissions are single sideband (SSB) and mainly
the upper sideband

3.313 Strategic Air Command (Airborne Command Post)
3.292 Strategic Air Command
4.725 Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground/Refuel)
6.761 Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground/Night)
9.023 Strategic Air Command (SAC/NORAD/AWACS)
9.027 Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground)
11.243 Strategic Air Command (Primary Air To Ground/Day)
11.494 Strategic Air Command (Training Frequency)
13.205 Strategic Air Command (SAC Special Operations)
15.035 Strategic Air Command (Canadian Forces)
15.091 Strategic Air Command (TAC To SAC Intercommunications)
20.846 Strategic Air Command (SAC To CAP Intercommunications)

Ham Radio

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

120.050 Lambert Tower (North Traffic)
118.500 Lambert Tower (South Traffic)
126.700 Lambert Approach Control
121.650 Lambert Ground Control
121.900 Lambert Ground Control
119.500 Lambert Clearance Delivery
120.450 Lambert ATIS (Airport Information)
126.500 St.Louis Approach Control (South & West)
125.150 St.Louis Approach Control (North & East)
123.700 St.Louis Approach Control
118.950 St.Louis Departure Control (South & West)
119.150 St.Louis Departure Control (North & East)
118.300 Spirit Of St.Louis Tower (North Traffic)
120.300 Spirit Of St.Louis Tower (South Traffic)
121.700 Spirit Of St.Louis Ground Control
134.800 Spirit Of St.Louis (Airport Information)
122.800 Weis Airport
126.300 St.Charles County Airport
126.000 St.Louis Regional Airport
120.900 Bi-State Parks Airport
126.200 Scott Air Force Base (Non-Military Traffic)
118.650 Scott Air Force Base (Airport Information)
119.200 Scott Air Force Base (Ground Control)
148.150 Civil Air Patrol Repeater
123.050 St.Louis Helicopter To Helicopter

Medical Emergency

155.340 H.E.A.R (Hospital Emergency And Rescue)
155.220 Christian Hospital N.W.
463.175 St.Johns Mercy Hospital
468.175 St.Johns Mercy Hospital
467.950 Ambulance Dispatch (1)
476.975 Ambulance Dispatch (2)
467.000 Ambulance Med. (1)
468.000 St.Louis Medic (1)
155.220 St.Louis EMS
453.150 St.Louis EMS
155.950 St.Louis EMS (Dispatch)

End Of Database

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
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
07 ---->151.160 Conservation - Law Enforcement
08 ---->151.370 Conservation - Law Enforcement
09 ---->151.190 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
25 ---->42.120 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
06 ---->4.495 Echo
07 ---->4.725 Victor Primary Air-To-Ground/Refuel
09 ---->5.020 Foxtrot (Rotates)
10 ---->5.026 Foxtrot (Rotates)
12 ---->5.171 Two Letter Floating
14 ---->5.243 Unknown Designator
16 ---->5.684 Foxtrot Quebec
17 ---->5.700 Bravo Quebec
18 ---->5.826 Bravo Uniform
19 ---->6.680 Foxtrot X-Ray
21 ---->6.761 Quebec Primary Air-To-Ground/Night
22 ---->6.826 Golf
24 ---->6.863 Oscar
25 ---->6.870 Kilo
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
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
48 ---->13.907 Alpha Charlie
49 ---->14.716 Sierra Echo
50 ---->14.744 Alpha Tango
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
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
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
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

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
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
08 ---->153.440 Laclede Gas
09 ---->153.485 Laclede Gas
10 ---->451.125 Laclede Gas
11 ---->456.250 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
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

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
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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
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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

National Air Frequency Allocation:
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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
122.85 Multicom
122.9 Multicom
122.925 Multicom-Natural Resources
122.950 Unicom controlled airports
122.975 Unicom-High altitude
123.0 Unicom, uncontrolled airports
123.05 123.075 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
128.825 132.0 Aeronautical En Route (ARINC)

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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
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


72.000 - 76.000 Model Radio Control, and Industry


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)
162.400/162.475/162.550


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
(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

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
.?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)

(mobile in)

(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)

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)


935.000 - 941.000 Private Land Mobile Radio Service (base out)


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

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Other Area Scanner Frequencies
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POLICE DEPARTMENTS
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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
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FIRE DEPARTMENTS
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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. VOL. 33.460

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0-9 Not Allocated
10-14 Radio Navigation: [Alpha (USSR) & Omega (US) ].
14-20 International Fixed Standard frequency
60 International Fixed Standard frequency
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
2173-2190 Mobile; Land (Disaster Services)
2505-2850 Fixed/Mobile; Aeronautical & Maritime
3200-3400 Fixed; Land; Intn,l. Broadcast, 90M (Tropical Domestic)
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
4995-5005 Fixed; Land: Standard Time & Frequency
7000-7300 Amateur, 40M
7100-7300 Fixed: Land: Intn'l. Broadcast, 41m (Except the Americas)
9995-10005 Fixed; Land; Standard Time & Frequency
10100-10150 Amateur, 30M
10100-11175 Fixed: Land
11400-11650 Fixed; Land
12050-12230 Fixed: Land
12689-13107 Fixed/Mobile; Land/Space, Facsimile
13360-13600 Fixed: Land
13800-14000 Fixed/Mobile; Industrial & Scientific
1400-14350 Amateur, 20M
14350-14990 Fixed: Land
15600-16360 Fixed: Land
17410-17550 Fixed: Land
18030-18068 Fixed: Land
18068-18168 Amateur, 16M
18168-18780 Fixed: Land
18900-19680 Fixed: Land
19800-19990 Fixed: Land
20010-21000 Fixed: Land
21000-21450 Amateur, 15M
22855-23200 Fixed: Land
23350-24890 Fixed: Land
24890-24990 Amateur, 12M
25010-25070 Fixed: Land
25210-25550 Fixed: Land
26950-27405 Fixed/Mobile: Land. Citizens Band Ch. 1-40
28000-29700 Amateur, 10M
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
33.18-33.38 Petroleum Products
33.42-33.98 Fire
35.22-35.68 Mobile Telephone Bases, Special Industrial
37.44-37.86 Power Utilities
42.00-42.94 State Police
43.18-43.68 Mobile Telephone Mobiles
47.42-46.68 Special Emergency, Special Industrial
48.56-49.58 Forest Products,Petroleum Products
50.00-54.00 Amateur 6M;AM,CW<NBFM,SSB,Packet,P.TTY
54.00-54.50 Government Satellite Down Links NBFM;WBFM,Digital
72.00-76.00 Radio Astronomy,LOw Power Radio Control,Paging
88.00-108.000 FM Commercial Broadcast,WBFM
108.000-117.975 Aerronautical Radio Navigation;AM,CW
118.000-135.975 General&Commercial Aviation;AM,
136.000-138.000 Government Satellite Downlink;NBFM,WBFM,Digital Telemetry
138.000-144.000 Federal Government;AM,NBFM
144.000-148.000 Amateur 2M;Am,CW,NBFM,66BPacket,RTTY
148.000-150.800 Government Satellite Up/Downlinks,Government/Military
Fixed Land/Mobile
150.800-150.970 Automobile Emergency Servive
151.145-151.480 Forestry Conservation
151.625-151.985 Business
152.000-152.240 MobileTelephone,Base
152.270-152.450 Taxi Service,Base
152.510-152.810 Mobile Telephone,Base
152.870-153.020 Motion Picture,Special Industrial
153.030-153.400 Foresty Conservation,Petroleum Products,Manufacturers
153.410-153.725 Power Utility,Petroleum Products
153.740-154.445 Fire,Local Government
154.490-154.625 Business
154.650-156.030 P0lice,Local Government
154.490-154.625 Business
154.650-156.030 Police,Local Government, Special Emergency
156.250-157.425 Marine VHF Radiotelephone
157.470-157.515 Automobile Emergency Service
157.530-157.710 Taxi Service,Mobiles
158.280-158.445 Business,ForestProducts,Petroleum Products,Manufacturers
158.985-159.210 Police,Highway Maintenance
159.225-159.465 Forestry Conversation
159.495-160.200 Motor Carrier,Trucks
160.215-161.800 Railroads Operations
161.800-162.000 Marine VHF Radiotelephone, Ship-to Shore Base
173.225-173.375 Newspapers,Motion Pictures service
174.000-216.000 Television Broadcast Channels 7-13, WBFM; (Reports of
possible use by Federal Government for communications)
216.000-220.000 Inland Waterway Telemetry, Radar & Microwave
220.000-222.000 Commercial Land Mobile Service
220.000-225.000 Amateur 1-1/4M, NBFM, WBFM, SSTV, Packet, RTTY
225.000-399.975 UHF Aeronautical Aviation
240.000-328.600 Government/Military Up/Downlinks Satellite Communications
328.600-335.400 Aviation Instrument Landing Systems; Glideslope
400.000-406.000 Government/Military Satelitte Up/Downlinks
420.000-450.000 Amateur 70cm., NBFM, WBFM,SSTV, Packet, RTTY
421.000-450.000 Land Mobile Service; (North of Line A)
451.175-451.725 Telephone Maintenance, Forest Products,Petroleum Products,
Power Utility, Special Industrial, Manufacturers
451.725-452.175 Special Industrial, Taxi Service Base
452.000-452.500 Taxi Service, Motor Carrier, Trucks, Railroad Operations
452.525-452.600 Automobile Clubs, Base/Mobile
452.625-452.950 Motor Carrier, Trucks, Railroad Operations
452.975-453.000 Newspapers
453.025-453.975 Police, Fire, Local Government, Forestry Conservation,
Highway Maintenance Operations Base Units
454.025-454.650 Mobile Telephones, Base Units
454.675-454.975 Aeronautical Radiotelephone, Base Units
455.000-459.975 Mobile Units Paired With Bases: 450.000-454.975
460.025-460.550 Police Base Units
460.025-460.625 Fire Base Units
460.650-461.875 Airline Operations
460.900-460.975 Central Station Alarm Companies
461.000-462.450 Business, Manufacturing
462.475-462.525 Forest Products, Petroleum Products, Telephone Maintenance,
Power Utilities, Manufacturing
462.550-462.725 General Mobile Radio Service, Base Units
462.475-462.525 Business Paging
462.950-462.975 Emergency Medical Service, Ambulance Dispatch Base Units
463.000-463.175 Emergency Medical Service, Hospital to Ambulance Base Units
{Med-1 thru Med-8}
463.200-464.975 Business Base Units
465.025-469.975 Mobile units associated with bases: 460.025-464.975
470.000-512.000 Telivision Broadcast Channels 14-20, WBFM {May be authorized
for communication use in certain metropolitan areas}
512.000-889.750 Telivision Broadcast Channels 21-83, WBFM
806.0125-810.9875 Business Radio Service, Mobile Units
811.0125-815.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Trunked System Mobile Units
816.0125-820.9875 Business Radio Service, Trunked System Mobile Units
821.0125-823.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Mobiles
849.000-851.000 Airphone System, Aircraft Mobile Units
851.0125-855.9875 Business Radio Service, Base Repeater Outputs
856.0125-860.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Trunked System Base Repeaters
861.0125-865.9875 Business Radio Service, Trunked System Base Repeaters
866.0125-868.9875 Public Safety Radio Service, Base Repater Outputs
869.010-870.000 Cellular Mobile Telephone, Non-Wireline {System A} Base
Repeater Outputs
894.000-896.000 Airphone System, Ground Base Units
896.000-898.500 Business Radio Service, Trunked Systems
901.000-902.000 General Purpose Mobile Radio
902.000-928.000 Amateur 33cm
928.0125-928.3375 Domestic Public Radio Service Private Multiaddress Systems
928.3500-928.8375 Domestic Public Radio Service, Reserved
928.8625-928.7375 Domestic Public Radio Service, Wide Area Paging
929.0000-929.9875 Domestic Public Radio Service, Radiotelephone Paging
930.000-931.000 Domestic Public Radio Service, Advanced Technology Paging
931.000-932.000 Domestic Public Radio Service, Radio Common Carrier Paging
935.0125-937.500 Business Radio Service, Trunked Base Repeater Outputs
940.0125-940.9875 Private Land-Mobile Radio Service, Base Repeater Outputs
944.000-947.000 Broadcast Radio Service, Studio to Transmitter Aural Link
947.000-952.000 Broadcast Radio Service, Auxiliary
952.100-952.700 Private Microwave System, Omni-Directional Control
952.800-956.100 Private Microwave System, Operational Fixed Systems
956.2625-956.4875 Private Fixed Service, Signalling & Control
956.500-959.800 Private Microwave Service, Operational Fixed Systems
959.8625-959.9875 Common-Carrier Radio Service, Wide Area Paging
960.000-1215.000 Aeronautical Radionavigation {DME/IFF/TACAN}, {Global
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1215.000, DME 962.000-1213.000
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE & RESCUE IN SOUTH CAROLINA
155.2200 +A.A.A. Ambulance Svc. Aiken Cty. Ch.1
155.1600 +Abbeville County E.M.S. Abbeville Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Abbeville County E.M.S. Abbeville Cty. Ch.2
155.1600 +Abbeville County Rescue Abbeville Cty Ch.1
155.2350 +Abbeville County Rescue Abbeville Cty Ch.2
155.2200 +Aiken County E.M.S. Aiken Cty Ch.1
155.2200 +Aiken County Rescue SQ. Aiken Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Allendale County E.M.S. Allendale Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Allendale County Rescue SQ. Allendale Cty. Ch.1
155.3850 +Ambu-Care Ambulance SVC. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Anderson County E.M.S. Anderson Cty. Ch.3
155.2200 +Anderson County Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
155.2650 +Anderson County Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.2
155.2050 +Arcadia Rescue SQ. Spartanburg Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Atkinson Ambulance Svc. Greenville Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Atkinson Ambulance Svc. Greenville Cty. Ch.2
155.2350 +Bamberg County Rescue SQ. Bamberg Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Bamberg County Rescue SQ. Bamberg Cty. Ch.2
155.2050 +Barnwell County E.M.S. Barnwell Cty. Ch.1
155.1600 +Beaufort County E.M.S. Beaufort Cty. Ch.1
155.2800 +Beaufort-Jasper Health Beaufort-Jasper Ch.1
155.2200 +Belton Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Belvedere Rescue SQ. Aiken Cty Ch.1
155.2200 +Berkeley County E.M.S. Berkeley Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Berkeley County E.M.S. Berkeley Cty. Ch.2
155.2650 +Buffalo & Mt Pisgah Rescue Lancaster Cty. Ch.1
155.2800 +C. Emergency Medical Svc. Aiken Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Capitol Ambulance Svc. Richland Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Capitol Ambulance Svc. Richland Cty. Ch.2
155.1750 +Carolina Ambulance Svc. Richland Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Central E.M.S. Pickens Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Central Rescue SQ. Pickens Cty. Ch.2
173.5625 +Charleston A.F.B. Medical Net Charleston Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Charleston County E.M.S. Charleston Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Charleston County Vol. Resc. Charleston Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Cherokee County E.M.S. Cherokee Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Chester County E.M.S. Chester Cty Ch.1
155.3400 +Chester County E.M.S. Chester Cty Ch.2
463.1750 +Chester County E.M.S. Chester Cty Med-8
468.1750 +Chester County E.M.S. Chester Cty Med-8
155.2200 +Chesterfield County E.M.S. Chesterfield Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Chesterfield County E.M.S. Chesterfield Cty. Ch.2
155.4000 +Clarendon County E.M.S. Clarendon Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Clarendon County E.M.S. Clarendon Cty. Ch.2
155.2050 +Clemson University E.M.S. Oconee Cty. Ch.1
155.2950 +Clemson University E.M.S. Oconee Cty. Ch.2
155.1750 +Collenton County E.M.S. Collenton Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Darlington County E.M.S. Darlington Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Darlington County E.M.S. Darlington Cty. Ch.2
463.1750 +Darlington County E.M.S. Darlington Cty. Med-8
468.1750 +Darlington County E.M.S. Darlington Cty. Med-8
155.2350 +Denmark Rescue SQ. Bamberg Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Denmark Rescue SQ. Bamberg Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Dillon County E.M.S. Dillon Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Dillon County E.M.S. Dillon Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Dorchester County E.M.S. Dorchester Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Dorchester County E.M.S. Dorchester Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Easley Rescue SQ. Pickens Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Easley Rescue SQ. Pickens Cty. Ch.2
155.1600 +Edgefield County E.M.S. Edgefield Cty. Ch.1
155.2950 +Edgefield County Emer. SQ. Edgefield Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Fairfield County E.M.S. Fairfield Cty. Ch.1
468.1750 +Fairfield County E.M.S. Fairfield Cty. Med-8
155.2050 +Florence County E.M.S. Florence Cty. Ch.1
463.1750 +Florence County E.M.S. Florence Cty. Med-8
468.1750 +Florence County E.M.S. Florence Cty. Med-8
155.2050 +Florence County Rescue SQ. Florence Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Fork Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
150.5250 +Fort Jackson E.M.S. Richland Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Gantt Rescue SQ. Greenville Cty. Ch.1
155.2950 +Georgetown County E.M.S. Georgetown Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Georgetown County E.M.S. Georgetown Cty. Ch.2
462.9500 +Georgetown County E.M.S. Georgetown Cty. Med-9
467.9500 +Georgetown County E.M.S. Georgetown Cty. Med-9
155.2200 +Goose Creek Rescue SQ. Berkeley Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Goose Creek Rescue SQ. Berkeley Cty. Ch.2
463.1250 +Greenville County E.M.S. Greenville Cty. Med-6
155.1600 +Greenwood County E.M.S. Greenwood Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Greenwood County E.M.S. Greenwood Cty. Ch.2
155.1750 +Hampton County E.M.S. Hampton Cty. Ch.1
047.6200 +Herberts Ambulance Svc. Charleston Cty. Ch.1
155.2350 +Hilton Head Island Rescue Beaufort Cty. Ch.1
155.2350 +Holly Hill Comm. Rescue Orangeburg Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Honea Path Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
155.4000 +Horry County Ambulance Comm. Horry Cty. Ch.1
155.2950 +Horry County E.M.S. Horry Cty. Ch.2
155.3400 +Horry County E.M.S. Horry Cty. Ch.3
155.2350 +Horry County Rescue SQ. Horry Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Iva Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Jasper County E.M.S. Jasper Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Jasper County E.M.S. Jasper Cty Ch.2
155.2050 +Johnsonville Rescue SQ. Florence Cty. Ch.1
155.4000 +Kershaw County E.M.S. Kershaw Cty Ch.1
155.3400 +Kershaw County E.M.S. Kershaw Cty. Ch.2
463.1750 +Kershaw County E.M.S. Kershaw Cty. Med-8
468.1750 +Kershaw County E.M.S. Kershaw Cty. Med-8
155.1750 +Lamar Rescue SQ. Darlington Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Lancaster County E.M.S. Lancaster Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Lancaster County E.M.S. Lancaster Cty. Ch.2
155.2050 +Lancaster Rescue SQ. Lancaster Cty. Ch.1
155.1600 +Laurens County E.M.S. Laurens Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Laurens County E.M.S. Laurens Cty. Ch.2
155.4000 +Lee County E.M.S. Lee Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Lee County E.M.S. Lee Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Lexington County E.M.S. Lexington Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Liberty Rescue SQ. Pickens Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +LIFEREACH Helicopter Statewide Ch.1
155.2200 +Marion County E.M.S. Marion Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Marion County E.M.S. Marion Cty. Ch.2
155.2350 +Marlboro County Rescue SQ. Marlboro Cty. Ch.1
155.1600 +McBee Rescue SQ. Chesterfield Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +McBee Rescue SQ. Chesterfield Cty. Ch.2
155.1600 +McCormick County E.M.S. McCormick Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +McCormick County E.M.S. McCormick Cty. Ch.2
155.2950 +Medical Coll. of Georgia Aiken/Richmond Ch.1
155.3400 +Medical Coll. of Georgia Aiken/Richmond Ch.2
463.1750 +Medical Coll. of Georgia Aiken/Richmond Med-8
468.1750 +Medical Coll. of Georgia Aiken/Richmond Med-8
155.2950 +Medical Transport Svc. Spartanburg Cty. Ch.1
155.2050 +Medical University of S.C. Charleston Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Medical University of S.C. Charleston Cty. Ch.2
155.1600 +Morris Ambulance Svc. Greenville Cty. Ch.1
173.5625 +Myrtle Beach A.F.B. Medical Net Horry Cty. Ch.1
155.1600 +Myrtle Beach Rescue SQ. Horry Cty. Ch.1
155.2950 +Myrtle Beach Rescue SQ. Horry Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Newberry County E.M.S. Newberry Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Newberry County E.M.S. Newberry Cty. Ch.2
155.2800 +Oconee County E.M.S. Oconee Cty Ch.1
155.3400 +Oconee County E.M.S. Oconee Cty. Ch.2
155.2350 +Orangeburg County E.M.S. Orangeburg Cty. Ch.1
047.6200 +Orangeburg Medical Radio Net Orangeburg Cty. Ch.1
155.2050 +Pamplico Rescue SQ. Florence Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Pamplico Rescue SQ. Florence Cty. Ch.2
046.0000 +Pelion Rescue SQ. Lexington Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Pelzer Rescue SQ. Anderson Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Pickens County E.M.S. Pickens Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Pickens County E.M.S. Pickens Cty. Ch.2
155.2200 +Pickens County Rescue SQ. Pickens Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Richland County E.M.S. Richland Cty. Ch.3
155.1600 +Saluda County E.M.S. Saluda Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Saluda County E.M.S. Saluda Cty. Ch.2
173.5625 +Shaw A.F.B. Medical Net Sumter Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +South Berkeley E.M.S. Berkeley Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +South Berkeley E.M.S. Berkeley Cty. Ch.2
155.2050 +Spartan Ambulance Svc. Spartanburg Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Spartanburg County E.M.S. Spartanburg Cty. Ch.2
155.8950 +Spartanburg County E.M.S. Spartanburg Cty. Ch.1
155.2650 +Star Ambulance Svc. Richland Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Sumter County E.M.S. Sumter Cty. Ch.3
463.1750 +Sumter County E.M.S. Sumter Cty. Med-8
468.1750 +Sumter County E.M.S. Sumter Cty. Med-8
155.2650 +Surfside Beach Rescue SQ. Horry Cty. Ch.1
155.1600 +Trans-Medic Ambulance Svc. Greenville Cty. Ch.1
463.4250 +Trans-Medic Ambulance Svc. Greenville Cty. Ch.1
037.9000 +Tri-City Rescue SQ. Oconee Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +Wagener Rescue SQ. Aiken Cty. Ch.1
155.1750 +Williamsburg County E.M.S. Williamsburg Cty. Ch.1
155.3400 +Williamsburg County E.M.S. Williamsburg Cty. Ch.2
155.2350 +Winyah Rescue SQ. Georgetown Cty. Ch.1
155.2200 +York County E.M.S. York Cty. Ch.1
155.3850 +York County E.M.S. York Cty. Ch.3
039.1000 +York County Rescue York Cty. Ch.1

SOUTH CAROLINA FIRE DEPARTMENTS

MASTER LIST OF FIRE DEPTS STATE-WIDE
154.010 ABBEVILLE, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY
154.310 ABBEVILLE, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY
154.370 ABBEVILLE,CITY OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY
046.080 AIKEN, COUNTY OF AIKEN COUNTY
046.060 AIKEN, COUNTY OF AIKEN COUNTY
154.175 ALLENDALE, TOWN OF ALLENDALE COUNTY
154.160 ANDERSON, CITY OF ANDERSON COUNTY
153.950 ANDERSON, COUNTY OF ANDERSON COUNTY
154.295 ANDERSON, COUNTY OF ANDERSON COUNTY
154.175 ASHLEY RIVER FIRE DIST CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.205 ASHLEY RIVER FIRE DIST CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.370 BAMBERG, CITY OF BAMBERG COUNTY
154.295 BAMBERG, CITY OF BAMBERG COUNTY
154.295 BARNWELL, CITY OF BARNWELL COUNTY
154.400 BARNWELL, CITY OF BARNWELL COUNTY
154.265 BEAUFORT, CITY OF BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.385 BEAUFORT, CITY OF BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.355 BEAUFORT, COUNTY OF BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.265 BEAUFORT, COUNTY OF BEAUFORT COUNTY
046.060 BEECH ISLAND VFD AIKEN COUNTY
046.080 BEECH ISLAND VFD AIKEN COUNTY
046.080 BELTON, TOWN OF ANDERSON COUNTY
046.060 BELVEDERE VFD AIKEN COUNTY
046.080 BELVEDERE VFD AIKEN COUNTY
154.355 BEREA PUBLIC SERV. DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.355 BERKELEY, COUNTY OF BERKELEY COUNTY
046.060 BETHEL VFD YORK COUNTY
154.265 BISHOPVILLE, CITY OF LEE COUNTY
154.430 BISHOPVILLE, CITY OF LEE COUNTY
154.340 BLANEY VFD KERSHAW COUNTY
155.355 BLANEY VFD KERSHAW COUNTY
153.935 BOILING SPRINGS FD GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.370 BOILING SPRINGS FD GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.370 BRITTONS NECK V.F.D. MARION COUNTY
154.295 BUFFALO & MT. PISGAH FIRE DIST LANCASTER COUNTY
154.355 BUFFALO & MT. PISGAH FIRE DIST LANCASTER COUNTY
154.355 BURTON VFD BEAUFORT COUNTY
033.820 C&B RURAL FIRE CONT CHARLESTON COUNTY
033.940 C&B RURAL FIRE CONT. CHARLESTON COUNTY
155.805 CALHOUN, COUNTY OF CALHOUN COUNTY
154.415 CANEBRAKE FIRE DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.070 CAPITAL VIEW FIRE DIST RICHLAND COUNTY
153.890 CAROMI VILLAGE RURAL VFD FAIRFIELD COUNTY
154.235 CAYCE, CITY OF LEXINGTON COUNTY
460.600 CAYCE, CITY OF LEXINGTON COUNTY
046.060 CENTER FIRE DIST AIKEN COUNTY
154.890 CHARLESTON VOL FIRE & RESCUE CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.370 CHARLESTON VOL FIRE & RESCUE CHARLESTON COUNTY
460.575 CHARLESTON, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
460.600 CHARLESTON, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.130 CHARLESTON, COUNTY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.370 CHERAW, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
460.600 CHERAW , CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
465.625 CHERAW, CITY OF(FIREGROUND) CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
154.265 CHEROKEE, COUNTY OF CHEROKEE COUNTY
154.010 CHESTER, CITY OF CHESTER COUNTY
154.385 CHESTER, CITY OF CHESTER COUNTY

MASTER LIST OF FIRE DEPTS STATE WIDE
046.140 CHESTERFIELD, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
046.180 CHESTERFIELD, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
154.265 CIRCLE VFD SALUDA COUNTY
153.770 CLARENDON, COUNTY OF CLARENDON COUNTY
154.370 CLARENDON, COUNTY OF CLARENDON COUNTY
046.060 CLEARWATER FD AIKEN COUNTY
154.205 CLINTON, CITY OF LAURENS COUNTY
154.145 COLLETON RURAL FD COLLETON COUNTY
453.100 COLUMBIA, CITY OF (FREQ 1) RICHLAND COUNTY
453.400 COLUMBIA, CITY OF (FREQ 2) RICHLAND COUNTY
453.450 COLUMBIA,CITY OF (FREQ 3) RICHLAND COUNTY
154.355 CONWAY, CITY OF HORRY COUNTY
154.145 CROSS VFD BERKELEY COUNTY
154.070 DACUSVILLE RURAL FIRE PICKENS COUNTY
046.200 DACUSVILLE RURAL FIRE PICKENS COUNTY
154.130 DARLINGTON, CITY OF DARLINGTON COUNTY
154.175 DARLINGTON, CITY OF DARLINGTON COUNTY
153.890 DARLINGTON, COUNTY OF DARLINGTON COUNTY
154.445 DARLINGTON, COUNTY OF DARLINGTON COUNTY
154.430 DONALDSON CENTER GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.205 DORCHESTER, COUNTY OF DORCHESTER COUNTY
154.220 DUNCAN CHAPEL FD GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.415 DUNKLIN FIRE DIST. LAURENS COUNTY
046.160 E. SIMPSONVILLE FIRE DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
153.890 EASLEY, CITY OF PICKENS COUNTY
154.145 EASLEY, CITY OF PICKENS COUNTY
046.100 EASTOVER FD RICHLAND COUNTY
046.120 EASTOVER FD RICHLAND COUNTY
155.835 EDGEFIELD, CITY OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY
155.835 EDGEFIELD, COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY
154.445 EDISTO BEACH, TOWN OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.340 ELGIN, CITY OF KERSHAW COUNTY
153.890 FAIRFIELD, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
154.160 FAIRFIELD, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
460.600 FLORENCE, CITY OF FLORENCE COUNTY
460.600 FOUNTAIN INN, TOWN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.400 FRIPP ISLAND PUB. SERV. DIST. BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.325 GAFFNEY, CITY OF CHEROKEE COUNTY
154.340 GANTT WATER & SEWER DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
153.770 GEORGETOWN, CITY OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY
153.770 GEORGETOWN, COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY
154.160 GEORGETOWN, COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY
046.100 GRANITEVILLE FD AIKEN COUNTY
046.060 GRANNETVL/VAUCLUSE/WARRENVL FD AIKEN COUNTY
154.190 GREENVILLE, CITY OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
453.950 GREENVILLE, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.205 GREENVILLE,COUNTY OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
453.800 GREENWOOD, CITY OF GREENWOOD COUNTY
154.175 GREER,CITY OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.310 HANAHAN, TOWN OF BERKELEY COUNTY
154.190 HARTSVILLE, TOWN OF DARLINGTON COUNTY
154.205 HEMINGWAY, TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY
154.070 HILTON HEAD, FD BEAUFORT COUNTY
046.100 HORRELL HILL VFD RICHLAND COUNTY
046.120 HORRELL HILL VFD RICHLAND COUNTY
033.960 IRMO FIRE DIST. LEXINGTON COUNTY
033.98 IRMO FIRE DIST. LEXINGTON COUNTY

153.950 ISLE OF PALMS, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.220 ISLE OF PALMS, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
046.060 JACKSON, CITY OF AIKEN COUNTY
154.430 JAMES ISLAND, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
153.950 JASPER, COUNTY OF JASPER COUNTY
154.340 JOHNSONVILLE,TOWN OF FLORENCE COUNTY
154.430 JOHNSONVILLE,VFD FLORENCE COUNTY
046.440 JONESVILLE, TOWN OF UNION COUNTY
154.355 KERSHAW, COUNTY OF KERSHAW COUNTY
046.340 LAKE CUNNINGHAM VFD GREENVILLE COUNTY
046.400 LAKE CUNNINGHAM VFD GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.235 LAKE ROBINSON FIRE & RESC. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
033.760 LAKE CITY, TOWN OF FLORENCE COUNTY
033.980 LAKE CITY, TOWN OF FLORENCE COUNTY
154.445 LAMAR, TOWN OF DARLINGTON COUNTY
154.370 LANCASTER, CITY OF LANCASTER COUNTY
153.770 LANCASTER, COUNTY OF LANCASTER COUNTY
154.400 LANCASTER, COUNTY OF LANCASTER COUNTY
046.060 LANGLEY WATER & SEWER DIST. AIKEN COUNTY
154.205 LAURENS COUNTY FIRE SERV LAURENS COUNTY
154.205 LAURENS,CITY OF LAURENS COUNTY
154.130 LEXINGTON, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON COUNTY
154.235 LORIS, TOWN OF HORRY COUNTY
154.385 LOWER FLORENCE FIRE DIST FLORENCE COUNTY
153.830 LOWER FLORENCE FIRE DIST. FLORENCE COUNTY
153.950 LUGOFF VFD KERSHAW COUNTY
154.355 LUGOFF VFD KERSHAW COUNTY
154.010 MARLBORO, COUNTY OF MARLBORO COUNTY
154.130 MARLBORO, COUNTY OF MARLBORO COUNTY
154.235 MAULDIN, TOWN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
460.575 MAULDIN, TOWN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.415 MCCLELLANVILLE, TOWN OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.010 MCCOLL, TOWN OF MARLBORO COUNTY
460.625 METRO COLUMBIA AIRPORT LEXINGTON COUNTY
154.400 MONCKS CORNER, TOWN OF BERKELEY COUNTY
154.430 MONSANTO RADIO COMS CO GREENWOOD COUNTY
154.070 MT. PLEASANT, TOWN OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.965 MURRELLS INLET GDN CTY FIRE GEORGETOWN COUNTY
154.190 MURRELLS INLET GRDN CTY FIRE GEORGETOWN COUNTY
154.145 MURRELLS INLET GRDN CTY FIRE GEORGETOWN COUNTY
154.175 MYRTLE BEACH, CITY OF HORRY COUNTY
154.220 MYRTLE BEACH, CITY OF HORRY COUNTY
046.060 N. CHARLESTON FIRE DIST. CHARLESTON COUNTY
460.525 N. CHARLESTON FIRE DIST. CHARLESTON COUNTY
460.550 N. CHARLESTON, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
460.600 N. CHARLESTON, CITY OF CHARLESTON COUNTY
453.300 N. GREENVILLE FIRE DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.220 N. MYRTLE BEACH, CITY OF HORRY COUNTY
154.220 N. SPARTANBURG, CITY OF SPARTANBURG COUNTY
154.205 NEESES, TOWN OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY
154.175 NEWBERRY, CITY OF NEWBERRY COUNTY
154.220 NEWBERRY, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY COUNTY
046.140 NORWAY, TOWN OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY
154.130 OCONEE, COUNTY OF OCONEE COUNTY

154.130 OCONEE RURAL FIRE CONTROL OCONEE COUNTY
154.415 OLANTA, TOWN OF FLORENCE COUNTY
154.205 OLD FORT FIRE DEPT. DORCHESTER COUNTY
154.340 OLD FORT FIRE DEPT. DORCHESTER COUNTY
154.445 ORANGEBURG, CITY OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY
154.175 ORANGEBURG, COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY
154.385 ORANGEBURG, COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY
046.080 PAGELAND, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
046.140 PAGELAND, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
046.100 PALMETTO RURAL FIRE DEPT. DARLINGTON COUNTY
045.600 PALMETTO RURAL FIRE DEPT FLORENCE COUNTY
154.250 PARKER DIST. FIRE DEPT. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.010 PARKER DIST. FIRE DEPT.(GVL) GREENVILLE COUNTY
046.140 PATRICK, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
046.180 PATRICK, CITY OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
154.310 PAWLEYS ISLAND, TOWN OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY
154.445 PAWLEYS ISLAND, TOWN OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY
154.070 PICKENS, COUNTY OF PICKENS COUNTY
154.325 PIEDMONT PARK FIRE DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.400 PIEDMONT,TOWN OF ANDERSON COUNTY
154.250 PIMLICO, RURAL VFD GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.190 PINERIDGE VFD (LADSON) DORCHESTER COUNTY
154.400 PLEASANT VALLEY FD YORK COUNTY
154.190 PORT ROYAL, CITY OF BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.175 POSSUM KINGDOM FIRE ANDERSON COUNTY
154.340 RIVERFALLS, CITY OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
045.520 ROCK HILL FIRE & RESCUE YORK COUNTY
153.890 RUBY MT. CROGHAM VFD CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
154.220 RUBY MT. CROGHAM VFD CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
154.280 S. GREENVILLE FIRE DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.415 S. GREENVILLE FIRE DIST. GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.070 S. LYNCHES FIRE DIST FLORENCE COUNTY
154.385 S. LYNCHES FIRE DIST. FLORENCE COUNTY
154.325 SANTEE DISTRICT VFD ORANGEBURG COUNTY
154.205 SEA PINES FOREST BEACH VFD BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.145 SEA PINES FOREST BEACH VFD BEAUFORT COUNTY
154.310 SENECA, CITY OF OCONEE COUNTY
460.625 SIMPSONVILLE, TOWN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.070 SIX MILE, TOWN OF PICKENS COUNTY
154.265 SPARTANBURG, COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG COUNTY
154.145 ST. JOHNS FIRE DIST. CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.325 ST. JOHNS FIRE DIST. CHARLESTON COUNTY
154.130 ST. PAULS FIRE DIST. CLARENDON COUNTY
046.080 SUMMERVILLE, TOWN OF DORCHESTER COUNTY
046.100 SUMMERVILLE, TOWN OF DORCHESTER COUNTY
033.900 SUMTER CITY & COUNTY SUMTER COUNTY
153.890 SUMTER, CITY OF SUMTER COUNTY
154.340 SUMTER, CITY OF SUMTER COUNTY
154.310 SURFSIDE BEACH, TOWN OF HORRY COUNTY
154.385 TAYLORS ,TOWN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
156.000 TAYLORS,TOWN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
155.220 TEGA CAY VFD YORK COUNTY
154.340 TIGERVILLE, CITY OF GREENVILLE COUNTY
154.010 UNION, CITY OF UNION COUNTY
154.145 UNION, CITY OF UNION COUNTY
153.890 UNION, COUNTY OF UNION COUNTY
046.260 W. FLORENCE RURAL FIRE FLORENCE COUNTY
046.380 W. FLORENCE RURAL FIRE FLORENCE COUNTY
154.445 WADE HAMPTON FIRE & SEWER GREENVILLE COUNTY

154.295 WELLFORD, TOWN OF
154.190 WEST COLUMBIA, CITY OF LEXINGTON COUNTY
154.130 WEST VIEW FAIRFOREST FIRE SPARTANBURG COUNTY
154.070 WILLIAMSBURG, COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY
154.325 WILLIAMSBURG, COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY
153.950 WINDY HILL VFD FLORENCE COUNTY
154.310 WINDY HILL VFD FLORENCE COUNTY
460.525 WINNSBORO, TOWN OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
046.060 YORK, COUNTY OF YORK COUNTY
039.100 YORK, COUNTY OF (FIRE & RESCUE) YORK COUNTY

WERE SCANNER MANUFACTURERS PRESSURED

TO LIMIT FREQUENCY COVERAGE?


The 406 - 420 MHz band has long been used by federal govern-

ment agencies for communication of sensitive information.

Until just a few years ago, this range was not receivable on

programmable scanners sold by Electra (Bearcat), Regency, or

Radio Shack.

Speaking at a scanner club meeting in Berkeley, Illinois, an

engineer from Electra confirmed the rumor that it was US

government pressure which persuaded scanner manufacturers,

eager for timely FCC Part 15 certification, to omit this

band from their models.

Tradition was broken in 1982 when Radio Shack imported the

2020 scanner, made by General Research Electronics of Tokyo,

which featured coverage down to 410 MHz. Sales literature

for JIL's imported SX200 even went so far as to openly tell

customers that they could "Tune Military, FBI, ...., DEA,

Defense Department, Justice Department, plus other res-

tricted radio bands no other scanner is programmed to pick

up."

Not to be outdone by the imports, Electra introduced its

American made Bearcat 200 with coverage to 406 MHz.

Regency, whose American scanners were spec'd down to only

440 MHz, made service manuals available which revealed cov-

erage below 440 MHz was possible on all its programmables by

simply striking the "." key before entering the frequency

digits.

Today, government agencies are using digital voice scram-

bling and spread spectrum techniques to ensure privacy of

sensitive communications.

--

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Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att!ihuxz!parnass (708)979-54

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==

SCANNER SEARCHERS GUIDE

Version 5, Compiled by N5OWK
Public Domain (p) January 1990

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==

30.000 - 46.610 MHz Business Band, Government

350020 McDonalds Drive-Up Orders (Common)
40.500 Emergency "Guard" (NAVY)

46.610 - 47.000 MHz Portable Phones


46.610/49.670 Channel 1
46.630/49.845 Channel 2
46.670/49.860 Channel 3
46.710/49.770 Channel 4
46.730/49.875 Channel 5
46.770/49.830 Channel 6 (Also Baby Monitors on 49.83)
46.870/49.930 Channel 8
46.930/49.990 Channel 9
46.970/49.970 Channel 10

47.000 - 49.670 MHz Business Band
50.000 - 54.000 MHz Amateur Radio
54.000 - 72.000 MHz VHF Television (Ch 2 - 4)

Television Channels are 6 MHz wide
Video is Fo + 1.25 MHz
Audio is Video + 4.5 MHz
Color Burst is Video + 3.5795 MHz

72.000 - 76.000 MHz Model Radio Control, Aviation and Industry

75.000 MHz is Aircraft Navigation Marker Beacon. This is near
airports on the ILS (Instrument Landing System) course. Three lights
are in the cockpit (Purple, Amber, White):

Purple - Outer Marker, Intercept Point, 4 to 7 Miles downrange
Two 400 Hz Dashes Per Second.
Amber - Middle Marker, Cat I Decision Height, 3500 Feet
downrange, 1300 Hz Dot and Dashes 95 times a minute.
White - Inner Marker, Cat II Decision Height, 3000 Feet
downrange, Six 3000 Hz Dots Per Seco nd.

88.000 - 108.000 MHz FM Commercial Advertising
108.000 - 112.000 MHz Aviation Navigation (Terminal VOR, ILS)

Currently 80 50 kHz Channels

112.000 - 117.950 MHz Aviation Navigation (VOR)


118.000 - 136.000 MHz Aviation Communication


121.500 Emergency, Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT), "Guard"

122.700, 122.725, 122.800, 122.925,
122.975, 123.000, 123.050, 123.075 - UNICOM frequencies
122.900 - MULTICOM frequency
123.050, 123.075 - Heliports
122.750 - Air to Air Communications
122.975 - Air to Air Communications for high altitudes (airliners)
123.450 - Air to Air Communications (Trans-ocean get together, etc)
121.600 - CAP practice ELT search (under authorized missions only)
121.700, 121.800, 121.900 - Ground control frequencies.

136.000 - 138.000 MHz Weather Satellite, Government, Business
138.000 - 144.000 MHz Government (Military Bases)
148.000 - 151.000 MHz Government, CAP, CD, MARS
151.000 - 156.250 MHz Business Band (Police, Fire)
156.250 - 157.425 MHz Marine Band

156.800 Marine Emergency "Guard"

160.200 - 161.600 MHz Railroad (161.600 is Marine Band)
161.605 - 161.795 MHz Business Band (Radio and V Remotes)
161.800 - 162.000 MHz Marine Band (Telephone)
162.000 - 174.000 MHz Government, Some Business (Radio and TV Remotes)

This is the common "Government Band", frequency spacing
is typically 12.5 kHz, other users are 5 kHz spacing


162.400, 162.425, 162.450, 162.475, 162.500, 162.525, 162.550

216.000 - 220.000 MHz Maritime Mobile
220.000 - 222.000 MHz Land Mobile Radio
225.000 - 329.000 MHz Government
329.000 - 335.000 MHz Government (Airport Glide Slope Navigation)

364.200 AICC (Airborne Intercept Control Common)

Many security low power control devices are located in the 225 - 400
band, both civilian and government.

243.000 Emergency Primary "Guard"
282.800 Emergency Secondary "Twenty-Eight Twenty-Eight"

400.000 - 420.000 MHz Government (Base Walkie/Talkies, Pagers, etc)
450.000 - 470.000 MHz Business Band (Police, Fire, Radio and TV Remotes)
470.000 - 890.000 MHz UHF Television (Ch 14 - 83)

(All channels not used anymore, 70 - 83 Obsolete)

806.000 - 810.000 MHz Business Band (Conventional Systems, Mobile Input)
810.000 - 816.000 MHz Public Safety (Slow Growth Systems, Mobile Input)
816.000 - 821.000 MHz Business Band (Trunked Systems, Mobile Input)
821.000 - 825.000 MHz Land Mobile Satellite Service (Mobile Input)
825.000 - 835.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Non-Wireline (Mobile Input)
835.000 - 845.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Wireline (Mobile Input)
845.000 - 850.000 MHz Cellular Telephone (Expansion, Mobile Input)
850.000 - 851.000 MHz Unallocated
851.000 - 855.000 MHz Business Band (Conventional systems, Base Output)
855.000 - 861.000 MHz Public Safety (Slow Growth Systems, Base Output)
861.000 - 866.000 MHz Business Band (Trunked Systems, Base Output)
866.000 - 870.000 MHz Land Mobile Satellite Service (Satellite Output)
870.000 - 880.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Non-Wireline (Base Output)
880.000 - 890.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Wireline (Base Output)
890.000 - 895.000 MHz Cellular Telephone (Expansion, Base Output)
895.000 - 902.000 MHz Land Mobile Radio (Mobile Input)
902.000 - 928.000 MHz Free-For-All, No use near White Sands, and Denver
928.000 - 930.000 MHz Multi-Address Paging
930.000 - 931.000 MHz Advanced Technology Paging
931.000 - 932.000 MHz Common Carrier Paging
932.000 - 935.000 MHz Government/Private Shared
935.000 - 941.000 MHz Land Mobile Radio (Base Output)
944.000 - 947.000 MHz Broadcast Studio To Transmitter Link
947.000 - 952.000 MHz Broadcast Radio Services
952.000 - 960.000 MHz Microwave Relay and Paging
960.000 -1240.000 MHz TACAN/DME, RADAR/IFF, Government

TACAN has 126 X and 126 Y channels. Normally only X channels
are used, unless crowded. TACAN frequencies are tied to VOR
frequencies. (Note: there are more TACAN frequencies than
VOR frequencies, some are blanked around the ATCRBS Beacon
frequencies, and others are for expansion and military use).
Pulse widths are 3.5 microseconds. Aircraft sounds like a Top
Fuel Dragster or Funny Car when searching for lock-on.

Channel VOR Air Ground
-------------------------------
17X 108.00 1041 978
17Y 108.05 1041 1104
18X 108.10 1042 979
18Y 108.15 1042 1105
19X 108.20 1043 980
19Y 108.25 1043 1106
. . .
58X 112.10 1082 1019
58Y 112.15 1082 1145
59X 112.20 1083 1020
59Y 112.25 1083 1146
. . . (Unused to protect Beacon)
70X 112.30 1094 1157
70Y 112.35 1094 1031 (Unused to protect Beacon)

126X 117.90 1150 1213
126Y 117.95 1150 1087 (Last VOR pairing)

29Y and 92Y Favorites for Military Air Refueling (Air-Air)
Check the heavens if active. All Air-Air pairs are 63 Y apart.

29Y N/A 1053 1116
92Y N/A 1116 1053

Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon System (ATCRBS - "At Crabs",
Secondary Radar - to the British)

1030 MHz Ground Interrogations to Transponder
1090 MHz Transponder Replies to Ground

There are currently five interrogation modes in use:

Mode 1, 2 pulses spaced 3 microseconds [Military]
Mode 3/A, 2 pulses spaced 8 microseconds [Military/Civilian]
Mode 4, encrypted, IFF [Military]
Mode C, 2 pulses spaced 21 microseconds [Military/Civilian]

A third pulse is also included in all modes (except 4) at
2 microseconds from the first. This is the sidelobe pulse.
if it's within @6 dB of the first pulse (or greater) the
transponder doesn't reply (as it has detected an antenna
sidelobe). Pulse widths are .8 microseconds.

The reply is two framing pulses spaced 20.3 microseconds apart,
with 13 code pulses (0000 - 7777 Octal) and an X pulse at the
center which is not used anymore). A fourth pulse (called SPI
pulse (Special Position Identifier) is used to identify your
s position when asked by a controller to "Squawk Ident", it is
4.35 microseconds after the last framing pulse and lasts for
20 seconds (about 2 scans of a long range radar). Pulse widths
are .45 microseconds.

1575.42 MHz is the Navstar Global Positioning System (GPS)
frequency L1, and 1227.6 MHz is L2.

1240.000 - 1300.000 MHz Amateur Radio, Government

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==

Date: 6 Jul 89 06:10:46 GMT
Subject: Scanner Search Aid Version 4

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HAMNET SCANNER SEARCHERS GUIDE
Compiled by Steve Sampson
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==

30.000 - 46.610 MHz Business Band, Government

Emergency Guard

40.500 Primary



46.610/49.670 Channel 1
46.630/49.845 Channel 2
46.670/49.860 Channel 3
46.710/49.770 Channel 4
46.730/49.875 Channel 5
46.870/49.930 Channel 8
46.930/49.990 Channel 9
46.970/49.970 Channel 10

47.000 - 49.670 MHz Business Band

Television Channels are 6 MHz wide
Video is Fo + 1.25 MHz
Audio is Video + 4.5 MHz
Color Burst is Video + 3.5795

72.000 - 76.000 MHz Model Radio Control, Aviation and Industry

75.000 MHz is Aircraft Navigation Marker Beacon. This is near
airports on the ILS (Instrument Landing System) course. Three lights
are in the cockpit (Purple, Amber, White):

Purple - Outer Marker, Intercept Point, 4 to 7 Miles downrange
Two 400 Hz Dashes Per Second.
Amber - Middle Marker, Cat I Decision Height, 3500 Feet
downrange, 1300 Hz Dot and Dashes 95 times a minute.
White - Inner Marker, Cat II Decision Height, 3000 Feet
downrange, Six 3000 Hz Dots Per Second.

88.000 - 108.000 MHz FM Commercial Advertising (some music)
108.000 - 112.000 MHz Aviation Navigation (Terminal VOR, ILS)


112.000 - 117.950 MHz Aviation Navigation (VOR)


118.000 - 136.000 MHz Aviation Communication


Emergency Guard

121.500 Primary

136.000 - 138.000 MHz Weather Satellite, Government, Business
138.000 - 144.000 MHz Government (Military Bases)
156.250 - 157.425 MHz Marine Band

Emergency Guard

156.800 Primary

160.200 - 161.600 MHz Railroad (161.600 is Marine Band)
161.605 - 161.795 MHz Business Band (Radio and TV Remotes)
161.800 - 162.000 MHz Marine Band (Telephone)
162.000 - 174.000 MHz Government, Some Business (Radio and TV Remotes)

This is the common "Government Band", frequency spacing
is typically 12.5 kHz, other users are 5 kHz spacing


162.400, 162.425, 162.450, 162.475, 162.500, 162.525, 162.550

216.000 - 220.000 MHz Maritime Mobile
220.000 - 222.000 MHz Land Mobile Radio
225.000 - 329.000 MHz Government (Military Aviation)
329.000 - 335.000 MHz Government (Airport Glide Slope Navigation)
335.000 - 400.000 MHz Government (Military Aviation)

364.200 AICC (Airborne Intercept Control Common)

Many security low power control devices are located in the 225 - 400
band, both civilian and government.

Emergency Guard

243.000 Primary
282.800 Secondary ("Twenty-Eight Twenty-Eight")

400.000 - 420.000 MHz Government (Base Walkie/Talkies, Pagers, etc)
450.000 - 470.000 MHz Business Band (Police, Fire, Radio and TV Remotes)
470.000 - 890.000 MHz UHF Television (Ch 14 - 83)

(All channels not used anymore, 70 - 83 Obsolete)

806.000 - 810.000 MHz Business Band (Conventional Systems, Mobile Input)
810.000 - 816.000 MHz Public Safety (Slow Growth Systems, Mobile Input)
816.000 - 821.000 MHz Business Band (Trunked Systems, Mobile Input)
821.000 - 825.000 MHz Land Mobile Satellite Service (Mobile Input)
825.000 - 835.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Non-Wireline (Mobile Input)
835.000 - 845.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Wireline (Mobile Input)
845.000 - 850.000 MHz Cellular Telephone (Expansion, Mobile Input)
850.000 - 851.000 MHz Unallocated
851.000 - 855.000 MHz Business Band (Conventional systems, Base Output)
855.000 - 861.000 MHz Public Safety (Slow Growth Systems, Base Output)
861.000 - 866.000 MHz Business Band (Trunked Systems, Base Output)
866.000 - 870.000 MHz Land Mobile Satellite Service (Satellite Output)
870.000 - 880.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Non-Wireline (Base Output)
880.000 - 890.000 MHz Cellular Telephone Wireline (Base Output)
890.000 - 895.000 MHz Cellular Telephone (Expansion, Base Output)
895.000 - 902.000 MHz Land Mobile Radio (Mobile Input)
928.000 - 930.000 MHz Multi-Address Paging
930.000 - 931.000 MHz Advanced Technology Paging
931.000 - 932.000 MHz Common Carrier Paging
935.000 - 941.000 MHz Land Mobile Radio (Base Output)
944.000 - 947.000 MHz Broadcast Studio To Transmitter Link
947.000 - 952.000 MHz Broadcast Radio Services
952.000 - 960.000 MHz Microwave Relay and Paging
960.000 -1215.000 MHz Military TACAN, JTIDS, and Civilian DME

TACAN has 126 X and 126 Y channels. Normally only X channels
are used, unless crowded. TACAN frequencies are tied to VOR
frequencies. (Note: there are more TACAN frequencies than
VOR frequencies, some are blanked around the ATCRBS Beacon
frequencies, and others are for expansion and military use).
Pulse width is 3.5 microseconds. Aircraft sounds like a Top
Fuel Dragster or Funny Car when searching for lock-on.

Channel VOR Air Ground
-------------------------------
17X 108.00 1041 978
17Y 108.05 1041 1104
18X 108.10 1042 979
18Y 108.15 1042 1105
19X 108.20 1043 980
19Y 108.25 1043 1106
. . .
58X 112.10 1082 1019
58Y 112.15 1082 1145
59X 112.20 1083 1020
59Y 112.25 1083 1146

. . . (Unused to protect Beacon)

70X 112.30 1094 1157
70Y 112.35 1094 1031 (Unused to protect Beacon)

126X 117.90 1150 1213
126Y 117.95 1150 1087 (Last VOR pairing)

29Y and 92Y Favorites for Military Air Refueling (Air-Air)
Check the heavens if active. All Air-Air pairs are 63 apart.

29Y N/A 1053 1116
92Y N/A 1116 1053

Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon System (ATCRBS - At Crabs,
Secondary Radar - to the British)

1030 MHz Ground Interrogations to Transponder
1090 MHz Aircraft Transponder Replies to Ground

There are currently five interrogation modes in use:

Mode 3/A, 2 pulses spaced 8 microseconds [Military/Civilian]
Mode 4, Encrypted, IFF [Military]
Mode C, 2 pulses spaced 21 microseconds [Military/Civilian]

A third pulse is also included in all modes (except 4) at
2 microseconds from the first. This is the sidelobe pulse.
if it's within @6 dB of the first pulse (or greater) the
transponder doesn't reply (as it has detected an antenna
sidelobe). Pulse widths are .8 microseconds.

The reply is two framing pulses spaced 20.3 microseconds apart,
with 13 code pulses (0000 - 7777 Octal) and an X pulse at the
center which is not used anymore). A fourth pulse (called SPI
pulse (Special Position Identifier) is used to identify your
position when asked by a controller to "Squawk Ident", it is
4.35 microseconds after the last framing pulse and lasts for
20 seconds (about 2 scans of a long range radar). Pulse widths
are .45 microseconds.

1215.000 - 1240.000 MHz Government

1227.6 MHz Is the Civilian Global Positioning Satellite (GPS)
Frequency L2 and 1575.42 MHz is L1. Will probably replace
LORAN and VOR when fully functional.

1240.000 - 1300.000 MHz Amateur Radio, Government

SCANNER FREQUENCY
ALLOCATIONS

SEARCH BANDS

This is a where to look for a certain type of service you wish to listen to,
just search through these frequency ranges.

description search range
=========== ============

municipal bus systems 30.66 - 31.14 mhz. 44.46 - 44.60 mhz.

unnofficial truckers 43.86 -44.44 mhz.

passenger buses 43.70 - 43.84 mhz.

airline companies 128.85 - 132.00 mhz.

auto clubs 150.905 - 150.965 mhz. 452.525 - 452.60

ems communications 155.325 - 155.40 mhz. 462.90 - 462.975
468.00 - 468.175 mhz.
bio med telemetry 463.00 - 463.175 mhz.

newspapers 173.225 , 173.375 , 452.975 , 453.00 ,
457.975 , 458.00 mhz.

railroad communications 160.215 - 161.565 mhz. 452.325 , 452.375
452.425 , 452.475 , 452.775 , 452.825 ,
452.875 , 452.90 , 452.925 , 452.95 mhz.

broadcast frequencies 450.05 - 450.925 mhz. 455.05 - 455.925
161.64 - 161.76 mhz.

central alarm systems 460.90 - 460.975 mhz.

airline operations
baggage, passenger problems 460.65 - 460.875 mhz.

general mobile radio service 462.55 - 462.725 mhz. react 452.675 mhz.
"gmrs" 467.55 - 467.725 mhz.

novice 1.25 meters 222.10 - 223.91 mhz. nat.simplex 223.50
nat.simplex packet 223.40 mhz.

23 centimeters fm mode 1270.0 - 1295.0 mhz. nat.simplex 1294.50

amateur television "atv" 1270.0 - 1295.0 mhz. popular ch. 1289.25

chain stores/business freqs 467.75 - 467.925 mhz.

low pwr. business/industrial 451.0 - 452.0 mhz. 464.0875 , 464.10 ,
464.075 mhz.
high pwr. 451.7875 , 451.8125 , 451.8375 , 451.8625
inputs will be 5 mhz. higher 451.8875 , 451.9125 , 451.9375 , 451.9625
451.9875 , 452.0125 mhz.

cordless microphones 88.0 - 108.0 mhz. 174.0 - 216.0 mhz.
72.0 - 76.0 mhz. 49.8 - 50.0 mhz.

cordless phones 46.60 - 47.0 mhz. 49.7 - 50.0 mhz.

baby coms, maxon communicators 49.8 - 50.0 mhz.

citizens band or cb 26.965 - 27.405 mhz. am band

cellular car phones bases 869.0 - 894.0 mhz.
mobiles 824.0 - 849.0 mhz.

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- Secret Radio Frequencies -
-------------------------------------------------------------

Sandwiched into the gap between the AM and FM dials are
hundreds of secret communications frequencies - some so
secret that no one owns up to them. The usual consumer gear -
AM/FM radios, TVs, CB radios - brings in only a small
portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. To pick up the
secret signals, you need a shortwave receiver - and you need
to know the unlisted frequencies.
Allocation of radio frequencies is quirky. When you flip
the TV dial from channel 6 to channel 7, you unknowingly jump
over the entire FM radio band as well as such exotia as
secret service communications and a special frequency
designated for emergency use during prison riots. The U.S.
government will provide information on unclassified
allocations (those for the Coast Guard, Forestry Service,
weather reports, etc.). But it is quiet about secret
government frequencies and those of mysterious illegal
broadcasters here and abroad.
Many shortwave-radio hobbyists keep track of the secret
frequiences, however. Their findings appear in such
publications as the "Confidential Frequency List" by Oliver
P. Ferrell (Park Ridge, N.J.: Gilfer Associates, 1982
[periodically updated]), "How to Tune in the Secret Shortwave
Spectrum" by Harry L. Helms (Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.: TAB
Books, 1981), and "The 'Top Secret' Registry of U.S.
Government Radio Frequencies" by Tom Kneitel (Commack, N.Y.:
CRB Research, 1981 [periodically updated]). These and similar
publications should be consulted for the most up-to-date
listings. The selection below includes only the most
noteworthy or inexplicable broadcasts.

Air Force One

Many of the in-flight phone calls from Air Force One are
not scrambled and can be picked up by anyone with a shortwave
radio. You just have to watch the newspapers for information
on the presidents travels and listen to the right frequencies
shortly before landing or after takeoff at Andrews Air Force
Base (when calls are less likely to be scrambled
electronically). A presidential phone call is usually
prefaced by a request for "Crown", the White House
communications center.
Air Force One uses several frequencies including those
assigned to Andrews Air Force Base. Transmissions are on
single, usually upper, sideband. These transmissions are
usually secret, but the frequency numbers have long since
leaked out or have been discovered independently. It is
suspected that wire services and TV news operations monitor
them for leads. The reported frequencies (in kilohertz) are:

6731 13201
6756 13215
8967 13247
9018 15048
11180 18027

In addition, 162.685 MHz and 171.235 MHz are secret service
frequencies used for Air Force One communications. The White
House staff uses 162.850 MHz and 167.825 MHz. Secret Service
channel "Oscar", 164.885 MHz, is used for the Presidents
limousine. Air Force Two uses the same Frequencies as Air
Force One.
Although everyone concerned must know that outsiders may
be eavesdropping, conversations are often surprisingly
candid. (shortwave listeners heard the White House staff
urging Air Force Two back to Washington after the 1981
attempt on President Regan's life, complete with reports that
then-secretary of state Alexander Haig was confusing
everybody with his claim of being "in control.") No law seems
to forbid such eavesdropping. Ironically, it is illegal
(section 605 of the communications act of 1934) to reveal
intercepted conversations to anyone else - that being regarded
as the wireless equivalent to wiretapping. Even so, The New
York Times has run snippets of Air Force One conversations.

The Central Intelligence Agency

The CIA and Other Government agencies with clandestine
operations are believed to have dozens of authorized
frequencies, which may be rotated as needed to throw off
eavesdroppers off the track. Call letters are rarely used and
several government agencies may share the same frequencies. A
further, rather thin veneer of security comes from the use of
code words. Government surveillance opperations use a common
code: "Our friend" or "Our boy" is, of course, the person
being followed. "O" is his office. "R" is his residence. A
"Boat" is his car. Once apprehended a suspect is a "Package"
and may be taken away to the "Kennel", the agents'
headquarters. Does this fool anyone? Probably not. Some are
so obvious that it's questionable if they're code words at
all.
Not all U.S. government broadcasts can be identified as
to agency. Conversations are cryptic; letters to the Federal
Communications Commission and Commerce Department bring form
replys. These frequencies (in megahertz) have been identified
with the CIA:

163.81
165.01
165.11
165.385
408.60

Note: I am only going to list a few of the many
frequencies known. More can be obtained from the sources
listed earlier or from the EXCHANGE [904] 878-4413 via
modem.

DEA - Drug Enforcement Administration (MHz)
FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation (MHz)
SS - Secret Service (MHz)

DEA FBI SS
--- --- --
163.185 120.425 162.375 (note that
163.535 149.375 162.685 the frequencys are
165.235 163.835 164.885 usually in bands.
172.00 163.875 165.025 Search each band
172.20 163.985 165.085 for more.)
418.625 167.675 166.405
418.675 168.885 169.625
418.725 406.275 168.45
418.825 408.925 169.925
418.975 419.525 171.235

Morse Code Letter Beacons

Dozens of low-power stations transmit only a letter of
Morse code endlessly. No one, including government agencies
and the International Telecommunications Union, admits to
knowing where the signals are coming from, who is sending
them, or why.
"K" (dash-dot-dash) is the most common letter. Letters
are repeated every two to five seconds, depending on the
station. The stations never identify themselves. The
frequency used for the broadcast shifts slowly with time, so
this list is only an approximate guide:

Frequency (KHz) Letter
--------------- ------

4,005 K
4,466 U
5,306 D and W
5,307 F
5,795 K
5,890 K
5,920 K
6,203 P
6,770 A and N
6,800 F and K
6,806 Q
7,590 W
7,656 W
7,954 K
8,137 U
8,144 K
8,647 F
8,703 E
8,752 K
9,043 K
9,058 U
10,211 U
10,442 E
10,570 K
10,614 F
10,638 K
10,644 D
10,645 F
10,646 R and K
11,156 K
12,151 K
12,185 U
12,329 U
13,328 U
13,637 F
14,478 K
14,587 K
14,967 K
15,656 U
15,700 U
15,705 U
17,015 D
17,016 C
17,017 F
17,018 UE and TA
18,343 K
20,456 E
20,992 O and C

These stations broadcast mostly during the night hours of
North America. They are most often picked up in North
America, Australia, and the Orient. But because of the easy
propagation of shortwave signals, no one is sure where they
are coming from.
An analysis in the Confidential Frequency List holds
that the signals are coming from 25- to 100-watt unattended
transmitters somewhere in the South Pacific. An alternate
theory places the Morse code "beacons" in Cuba. It is known
that there used to be a "W" station operating at 3,584 KHz, a
frequency supposedly reserved for amateur use. When the
American amateurs protested to the Federal Communications
Commission about the interference, the FCC complained to the
Cuban government. The staion disappeared shortly thereafter.
Actually, all of the beacons must be presumed to be
illegal. Shortwave stations are supposed to be registered
with the International Telecommuncations Union; none of those
listed above are. The purpose of the stations is as unclear
as their location. A single letter conveys no information.
There are legitimate navigational beacon stations, which
broadcast their call letters. But such stations are
registered and operate on fixed frequencies from known
locations. Keeping location and frequency information secret
would defeat their purpose.
Maybe, then, the letter beacons are navigational
stations operated for the benefit of a select few. Some think
they are operated by the Soviet Union, in Cuba, for some
military purpose. Still, the globe is crosshatched with
legitimate navigational beacons. It is hard to see what
further navigational aid the Soviets could expect to derive
from their own secret network of beacons.
It has also been suggested that the beacon stations are
really teletype or other data transmission stations and that
the Morse code letters are just a way of keeping the channel
free between transmissions. A few of the stations started
transmitting some sort of data - audible as a characteristic
high-speed typewriterlike sound - in 1980. There are other
ways of keeping a data channel open, though. Most
radioteletype stations transmit the code for space between
transmissions. (The radioteletype code is different from
Morse code.)
Finally, still others think the letter transmissions are
themselves some sort of code. Granted, the letter can't mean
anything, but some wonder if the precise length of the
interval between the letters means somthing. Or the frequency
shifts may hold the message.
The number of Morse code letter stations seems to be
increasing.

Numbers Stations

Well over a hundred "numbers" or "spy" stations have
been reported, all rather closely following a pattern. On the
typical numbers station, the announcer is - or seems to be -
a woman. No one knows who the woman is or where she is
broadcasting from. She speaks Spanish, German, or Korean.
Save for a few words at the begining and the end of the
transmission, the message consists of reandom numbers,
announced in groups of five, four, or, rarely, three digits.
As with the Morse code stations, the numbers stations are all
on unauthorized frequencies. No government or organization
owns up to the broadcasts; offically, at least, the FCC
claims no knowledge of them.
Many of those who have listened to the broadcasts
carefully are convinced that the woman is in fact a robot.
The voice has a mechanical ring, somtimes a click between
each digit. It seems to be the same type of device used by
the telephone company to give the time or to forward phone
numbers.
The exact format of the messages varies with the
language and number of digits per group. With Spanish, five
digit groups, for example, a typical transmission might be:

Atencion 290 22...Atencion 290 22...Atencion 290 22
...65438...34742...23453...23454...29584...24836...
22334...34635...10202...19375...34653...23457...
12345...94532...24643...27543...14795...24568...
75744...74755...87194...63549...Final,final.

Broadcasts are during the night hours of North America
and seem to start shortly after the hour. After the
"Final,final," the transmission stops. It is claimed that a
given transmission is repeated a few minutes later on a
slightly different frequency.
There seems to be no escaping the conclusion that the
messages are numerical code. The second number (22 in the
example) - is the number of digit groups in the message.
There dosen't seem to be any demonstrable significance to the
first number although it probably has some signifigance. Some
think it is an identifying number for the sender or the
receiver. It may also indentify the code used if there is
more than one. Note that the numbers above are only random
(except for 22) and were never really broadcast.
The four-digit transmissions in Spanish are different. A
three-digit number (perhaps that of the sender or receiver)
is repeated several times, followed by the digits 1 through
10. ("uno, dos, tres...") and a string of Morse code dashes.
the word "grupo" is followed by the number of four-digit
groups to come and repeated once - for example, "Grupo 22,
grupo 22." The message - groups of four Spanish numbers -
follows. At the end the voice says, "Repito grupo 22," and
the message repeats. The station goes off the air after the
repeat.
Any attempt to explain these broadcasts is complicated
by numbers broadcasts in other languages. There are also
broadcasts in German, Korean, and English. Occasional
transmissions in Russian, French, Portuguese, and even
Serbo-Croatian are reported. Somtimes a male (mechanical?)
voice reads the numbers. The female robot voice doing English
language broadcasts is often described as having an Oriental
or German accent. Typical of the uncertainty surrounding
numbers stations are the reported English messages prefaced
with a female voice saying "Groups disinformation" and ending
with "End of disinformation." Perhaps the voice machine has a
bad rendering of "This information."
Still other stations transmit messages consisting of
letters from the phonetic alphabet (Alpha, Bravo,
Charlie...). Some spice their broadcasts with music, which
ranges from ethnic tunes to wierd tones that may or may not
conceal a message. Reported frequencies for numbers and
phonetic-alphabet stations include:

F/M = Female/Male
S = Spanish R = Russian
F = French E = English
P = Portuguese C = Czech
SC= Serbo-Croatian G = German

Frequency Male language
(KHz) Female
--------- ------ --------

3060 F S (All are numbers stations
3090 F S unless otherwise noted)
3365 M SC
4640 M S
4642 F F
4670 F S&E Numbers & phonetic
4740 M S&P Interlude from Aida
4770 F G
5020 F S
5075 F S
5110 M C Slavic musical interlude
5812 F S
6770 F S
6790 F S
8875 F S
9040 F S&E
9345 F S
9450 F E + Musical tones
9463 F S
9950 F S
10450 F K
10500 F G
10532 F S
11545 F G
11618 F G
11635 F S
13320 M R
14947 F G
14970 F E + Beep tones
23120 F G
30050 E
30250 E
30420 E
30470 E

Whatever is going on, it's a big operation. Harry L.
Helms' "How to tune in the shortwave spectrum" has a list of
sixty-two stations that includes only those with a female
voice reading five digit codes in Spanish. Much time and
effort are going into the broadcasts. Some numbers stations
transmit on the upper sideband rather than using amplitude
modulation (AM). Signals are usually strong. Because of
ionospheric reflection, they can be picked up over most of
the globe. This makes direction finding difficult.
Two explanations are offered for the numbers stations.
It is rumored that some of the stations are communications
links in the drug traffic between the United States and
Latin America. If so, Spanish is the logical language. The
numerically coded messages could tell where drops are to be
made, how much to expect, and other minutiae that would
change from day to day. Weak support for this comes from some
amateur direction finding, which seems to place many of the
Spanish broadcasts Somewhere south of the United States.
But even those who subscribe to this explanation agree
that other numbers stations, probably most of them worldwide,
are engaged in espionage - governmental or organizational
communication with agents in the field.
Which government? The Spanish stations are usually heard
between 7:00 PM and 6:00 AM Eastern Standard Time. The night
hours are best for clandestine broadcasting as weak signals
propagate farther. So the spanish language broadcasts are
probably coming from a time zone not far removed from Eastern
Standard Time (the EST time zone includes the central
Caribbean, Columbia, Ecuador, and Peru.)
On the basis of signal strengths and broadcast times, it
can be similarly be postulated that the German Stations are
coming from Europe, or maybe Africa, and the Korean stations
are coming from the Orient - oddly enough.
As far as the Spanish stations are concerned, suspision
points to Cuba. In 1975 U.S. listeners reported muffled radio
Havana broadcasts in the background of the Spanish stations.
A station at 9920KHz is said to have used the same theme
music as radio Havana.
But then there are American ham radio operators who
swear that the spanish stations must be in the United States.
"How to Tune the Secret Shortwave Spectrum" tells of
listeners in Ohio who reported four digit numbers stations
coming in stronger than anything else on the dial execpt for
a 50 kilowatt broadcast band station a few miles distant.
Similar reports come from the Washingtom, D.C., area.
Probably the simplest of all the many possible
explanitions is that the Spanish stations are opperated by
Cuba for the benefit of Cuban agents in the United States.
The Radio Havana Broadcasts in the background would have been
a mistake. The engineer was listening to radio Havana and
forgot the mike was on, or maybe radio Havana and some of the
numbers stations share facilities and the signals got mixed.
The local quality broadcasts heard in the U.S. could be Cuban
agents reporting back to Havana. Each agent would have his
own mechanical voice setup. Not that you can carry around a
50000 watt transmitter in your pocket.
The actual explanation may not be the simplest, though.
According to Helms, some shortwave listeners believe that the
four and five digit number transmissions are totally differnt
opperations. The four digit transmissions, at least some of
which seem to originate in the United States, may be the work
of the U.S. government. Only the five-digit transmissions may
come from Latin America - and may be associated with local
governments or U.S. foreign agents. Harry L. Helms
speculates that the United States may have faked the radio
Havana background just to divert suspission from an American
espionage operation.
Any glib explanation of the numbers stations is further
challenged by another incident Helms cites. An unnamed
listener was receiving a five digit numbers broadcast in
Spanish. At the end of the broadcast, the station
accidentally (?) stayed on the air, and faint female voices
were heard reading numbers in German and English. If the
report was accurate, then the numbers stations could be the
work of one worldwide operation. Choice of language could be
arbitrary. Whatever his or her native tounge, an agent need
only need learn ten words of, say, Korean in order to receive
a numerical broadcast in Korean.
No one willing to talk has broken the code or codes used
for the transmissions. If the codes are sophisticated enough
it may be pointless to even try. A random four or five digit
number added to each number in the group will scramble the
code. The numbers would have to be agreed upon before
transmission. If a different number is used for each number
block and if they are not repeated it is mathematically
impossible for outsiders to break the code.
At 3820KHz there is a four-note electronic tune. At
12700KHz there is a plaintive, twenty-one-note, flutelike
melody. At 15507 KHz there are beeps.
The EXCHANGE serves as a message base for exchanging
information dealing with radio frequencies. If you wish to
post the frequencies from your area (confidential or not),
get frequencies for other areas, post sample broadcasts,
reveal the coding method or purpose of these broadcasts, or
just talk to a friendly bunch of guys and gals feel free to
call.

The EXCHANGE : (904) 878 - 4413..24HRS..300/1200/2400 baud
(Modem only, of course)

Special thanks to William Poundstone

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US Secret Service frequencies
-----------------------------

Routine transmissions will probably be in the clear. If the President
is in town, expect transmissions to be DES encrypted (try the local
police departments and media in this event).

Chuck Gysi (scan911@aol.com) has suggested the following for CTCSS-
capable scanners, in order to eliminate receiving DES transmissions:
set the CTCSS tone to 103.5 Hz. This only opens the receiver for
'in-the-clear' transmissions.

32.230 Able WHCA Transportation
166.5125 Alpha Escort and security
165.7875 Baker Field offices (nationwide)/Pres/VP/VIP Escorts
165.3750 Charlie Field offices primary/command post (nationwide)
169.9250 Delta WHCA vans / phone patches / Marine Service Detachment
407.850 Echo Air Force 1/2 phone patch (uplink)
415.700 Foxtrot Air Force 1/2 phone patch (downlink)
166.4000 Golf Field offices (nationwide)(Charlie repeater input)
165.6875 Hotel WHCA VP staff / White House garage
166.2125 Hotel Presidential protection
167.900 Hotel WHCA VP staff / White House garage
166.200 India Headquarters / Presidential protection
407.925 India Headquarters / Presidential protection / Treasury
170.0000 Juliet Camp David paging
167.825 Kilo Presidential residence (LBJ) phone (duplex)
168.7875 Lima Presidential residence (LBJ) phone (duplex)
418.125 Lavender WHCA Transportation
165.2125 Mike Former President and dignitary protection
166.7000 November WHCA White House Staff
164.8875 Oscar Presidential protection (primary)
164.4000 Papa Field offices / White House perimeter patrols
166.7000 Quebec White House staff
166.4000 Romeo X-Ray repeater input
165.5125 Sierra WHCA White House Staff / pagers
164.6500 Tango Field offices / Pres/VP protection
165.0875 Uniform AF1 Communications
361.600 Uniform AF1 Communications
164.1000 Victor WHCA Pres/VP protection
167.0250 Whiskey Paging
166.4625 X-ray Treasury common
162.6875 Yankee Air Force 1/2 phone patch (uplink)
171.2875 Zulu Air Force 1/2 phone patch (downlink)

415.750 407.875 Green Training division
415.100 418.325 Black Training division
414.800 Blue Training/protective support divisions
415.875 Violet Training division
415.800 Gray Protective support division
415.675 419.075 Gold Communications division
415.675 Black Executive protection division
414.950 Orange Executive protection division
414.850 Tan Foreign Mission divisions
414.850 418.800 Brown Uniformed division
415.975 419.725 Red Foreign Mission/Uniformed divisions
415.650 419.100 Silver Foreign Mission/Uniformed divisions
418.350 407.750 Gray Uniformed division
418.775 414.950 Orange Uniformed division
414.675 418.150 Yellow Uniformed/Technical security divisions
419.725 Green Technical security division

Technical security division (special use)
408.000 F1 RF Alarm
411.000 F2 RF Alarm
408.500 F3 Tracker (F1)
408.975 F4 Tracker (F2)


Presidential Nighthawk Aircraft Fleet (HMX)
46.750 Helicopter ops/transport (primary)
46.700 Helicopter ops (secondary)
46.800 Helicopter ops (alternate)
34.350 VIP transport net
375.000 Transport
142.750 Command post
265.800 Squadron common

407.850 408.450 Limousines (local-DC)(duplex)

AF1/2 Orderwire UHF (wideband FM)
(sidebands used for phone patches)
Uplink Downlink
382.350 326.000 F1
305.550 246.950
336.800 344.000
322.750 366.000
397.050 390.000

407.475 415.800 Nationwide-2 phone patch

Other observed US Secret Service frequencies
163.7375
165.225
407.800

Provided by weasel@acca.nmsu.edu (http://rever.nmsu.edu/~weasel)

SECRET SERVICE
White House Communications Agency
VHF/UHF Circuits

CHANNEL FREQUENCY USE
able 32.230 WHCA, DC area, Camp David link
baker 165.7875 Surveillance, DC F.O.
charlie 165.375 (165.9) Field Offices, WH Detail
delta 169.925 WH Messengers
echo 407.850 WHCA, AF1 r/t ground (uplink)
foxtrot 415.700 WHCA, AF1 r/t aircraft (downlink)
golf 166.400 Repeater rx
hotel 166.2125 WH Police
india 407.925 Treasury Guard Force
juliette 170.000 WHCA, Camp David Paging Systems
kilo 167.825 WHCA Staff, FBI
lima 168.7875 WHCA Staff
mike 165.2125 Ex-President Detail
november 167.025 WHCA, Press Office
oscar 164.8875 PPD
papa 164.400 PID
quebec 166.700 WHCA Key Staff
romeo Repeater (charlie out/golf in)
sierra 169.5125 WH Staff, Garage
tango 164.650 VPPD
victor 164.100 USSS, US Customs
xray 166.4625 Treasury Common
yankee 162.6875 WHCA, USSS AF1 r/t ground (uplink)
zulu 171.2875 WHCA, USSS AF1 r/t aircraft (downlink)

gray 407.750 WHCA, Presidential Intercom (primary)
white 407.675 WHCA, Presidential Intercom (secondary)

34.070 VP Staff
169.6125 State Department
164.750 Detroit F.O.
165.515 (166.490)
164.800 (165.870?) FAA, NPS, also
164.650 (166.640)
165.340
165.865 DC F.O.
406.425 Presidential Back-up
417.750 Presidential Back-up

one 414.950 PPD
two 414.675 PPD
three 414.850 PPD
four 414.975 PPD

46.700 NIGHTHAWK Helo's
46.750 NIGHTHAWK Helo's
375.000 WH Helipad Ops

407.425 WHCA, USSS Mobile CP
415.750 USSS Phone Patch Circuit
172.360 WH PBX
172.395 WH PBX
172.425 WH PBX
162.850 WH Ops
165.925 WH Ops

406.000 USSS
407.850 USSS
415.450 USSS
415.700 USSS
415.950 USSS
406.250 USSS

Escort Radio Configuration

1 Charlie
2 Baker
3 Mike
4 Tango
5 Oscar

Secondary Repeaters

163.365 165.860
163.400 166.340
163.815 166.615
164.800 168.220
165.515 168.400
165.675 168.450
165.685 168.575

Manhattan Village Security:

Manhattan Beach Security is 464.1375 (La Cagnita Security Services). Tune in
and hear the shoplifters in Buffums and the frequent Bikini Reports!

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SECURITY 456.8625
TRW SECURITY 153.35
-------------------

Costco (Membership discount store between Rosecrans and Compton)
is using "Jobcom" series HT's for in-store communications.
The frequency that they use is 154.600.
Bring your scanner and hear all the delicate goings on inside!

-----------------
Xerox Frequencies (El Segundo Area)

Xerox security 153.260
Xerox HAZMAT 153.355 (Hazardous Materials)
Xerox Voice page 151.775

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For traffic reports directly from the aircraft try:

450.950 KIIS FM (Commander Chuck)
170.150 KFI & KOST (Mike Nolan)
450.050 KLOS (Skylord) & KABC (Captain Jorge (?))
123.025 LAPD air unit (advises radio stations)

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RADIO PAGING FREQUENCIES

The following is a list of radio paging frequencies.
They are one and two way, and consist of tone and
voice paging. These frequencies may be intermixed with
two-way mobile telephone calls.

Radio Common Carrier:

454.025 454.05 454.075 454.10 454.125
454.15 454.175 454.20 454.225 454.25
454.275 454.30 454.325 454.35

Private Carrier & Non-commercial Private:

929.00 through 930.00 space at 25 kHz intervals.
---------------

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BAY AREA TACTICAL AND INVESTIGATOR FREQUENCY LIST - 01/19/89
FROM: THE HOLE IN THE WALL (415)/524-1329 A COMMODORE BBS
300/1200/2400 BAUD 40+MEGS OF STORAGE SUPRA 128
PLEASE NOTE: ONLY REPEATERS ARE LISTED WHEN POSSIBLE!!!!!!
******************************************************************

SERVICE IDENTIFIER CHAN# FREQUENCY
------------------------ --------------- ----- ---------

ALAMEDA COUNTY PATROL TACTICAL 3 155.070
SHERRIFF INVESTIGATORS 4 155.130
SURVEILLANCE 155.490

FREMONT CITY POLICE TACTICAL AB 3 155.070
HAYWARD CITY POLICE TACTICAL 2 155.070
OAKLAND PD TACTICAL 3 155.850
INVESTIGATORS 6 158.730
TACTICAL CACHE 7 155.910
SAN LEANDRO PD TACTICAL 3 155.070
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE TACTICAL 7 460.525
TACTICAL 8 460.550
NARCOTICS BODY TAPS 155.730
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE TACTICAL LIMITED 1 458.550
TACTICAL LIMITED 2 458.650
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THESE ARE JUST ABOUT ALL OF THE TACTICAL/SURVEILLANCE FREQUENCIES
IN THE EAST AND WEST BAY THAT I KNOW OF. PROVIDES SOME VERY
ENJOYABLE LISTENING! TRUST ME! PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU KNOW OF
ANY MORE FREQUENCIES OR WOULD LIKE TO SEE ANOTHER LIST THAT I
HAVE NOT YET DONE, I HAVE QUITE A FEW BOOKS AND REFERENCE
MATERIAL. SHOESHINE BOY (415)/524-1329 300/1200/2400
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DADE & BROWARD
COUNTIES FREQUENCIES
--------------------

If you want to get in on the action while down in Florida, and you are in the
Ft. Lauderdale or Miami area then here are some of the interesting frequen
cies to listen to. I have personally monitored in this area and the action
never seems to stop, you just never know what might come over your radio.


Florida Highway patrol: Dade County:

F-1 (S.Dade) 154.665 Randall Eastern Ambulance 155.22
F-2 (Broward Co) 154.680 Emergency Operations 37.18
F-3 (N. Dade) 154.695 MDTA 470.5875
F-4 (Car-Car) 154.920 471.7125
Intersystem 45.06 471.7375
Intercity 155.370 471.7625
471.8125

Florida Turnpike: Orange Bowl 154.570
Gray Line 43.70
Dispatch F-1 453.575 American Sightseeing 43.76
" F-2 453.625 Fontainbleu Hilton 151.865
Road Service F-3 453.675 154.540
" " F-4 453.725 461.075
464.375
Florida Marine Patrol: Weather Forecasts 162.550
44.96 DEA 418.60 to 419.00
45.00 Customs Service 165.20 to 166.50
156.850 Immigration/Border
Patrol 162.90 to 163.70
Florida Alcoholic Beverage and Miami Herald 173.225
Tobacco Control: WCIX
450.3125
45.10 WGBS 170.150
45.26 WINZ 453.975
WIOD 461.760
Florida Parks and Recreation: WNWS 161.640
WPLG 450.6125
44.76 WTVJ 450.1125
WPBT 450.2875
Florida Game and Fresh Water
Fish Commission: Broward County Sheriff:
151.310
151.385 F-1 (Districts 2/4/6) 154.710
151.430 F-2 (Car to Car) 155.070
F-3 (Tactical) 154.950
Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement: F-4 (Information) 154.740
F-5 (North) 154.890
45.18 F-6 (Central) 154.860
45.30 F-7 (South) 154.800
45.38 F-8 (Districts 1/3) 155.130
45.46 F-9 (Tactical 2) 155.640
460.150
460.250 Broward Co. Fire Dept.
460.350
A (Dispatch) 154.250
Florida Inland Waterway Commission: B (Tactical) 154.295
C (Tactical) 153.890
158.865
Fort Lauderdale Police:
Metro Dade Co. Police:
F-1 (North) 460.050
District 1 (Northwest) 155.730 F-2 (Central) 460.100
District 2 (Central) 155.190 F-3 (East) 460.125
District 3 (Midwest) 155.700 F-4 (Information) 460.300
District 4 (South) 156.210 F-5 (Tactical 1) 460.200
District 5 (Southwest) 155.955 F-6 (Tactical 2) 460.325
District 6 (Northeast) 155.910
District 7 (MIA Airport) 155.700 Fort Lauderdale Fire Dept.:
470.4675
District 8 (Northeast) 156.150 154.295
District 9 (Hospitals/ 470.6125
Schools/Marine) 155.190 470.6375
155.985
Tactical 155.850 City of Hollywood:
155.115
155.925 Police 460.075
Emergencies 154.875 460.175
154.965 460.225
155.540 460.275
Jail/Courts 155.625 460.375
155.655 Fire Dept. 460.525
155.685 460.625

Metro Dade Fire Dept.: City of Boca Raton:
F-1 (North) 453.700
F-2 (South) 453.800 Police 470.4125
F-3 (Fireground) 453.600 470.4375
F-4 (Central) 453.525 Fire 154.265
154.325
City of Miami Police: 154.400

F-1 (North) 453.350 City of Pompano Beach:
F-2 (Central) 453.450
F-3 (South) 453.350 Police 470.7375
F-4 (Information) 453.500 470.7625
F-5 (Tactical 1) 453.750 470.7875
F-6 (Detectives) 453.550 470.8125
F-7 (Tactical 2) 453.050 470.8375
F-8 (Phone Patches) 453.900 Fire 154.160
F-9 (Emergency) 155.370
Broward County:
City of Miami Fire Dept.:
A (Dispatch) 453.100 Police Emergency 155.370
B (Fireground) 453.150 County Medical 155.160
C (Tactical) 453.200 471.1125
D (Rescue) 453.425 471.1375
E (Rescue) 453.325 Randall Eastern Ambulance 154.220
F (Phone Patches) 453.900 Atlantic Intercity Amb. 155.205
Ft Lauderdale News & 173.375
City of Miami Beach Police: Sun Sentinel 852.0125

F-1 (Dispatch) 460.400
F-2 (Information) 460.425
F-3 (Tactical) 460.475
F-4 (Dispatch 2) 460.450
F-5 (Auxiliary) 460.500
F-6 (Emergency) 155.370

City of Miami Beach Fire Dept.:

F-1 (Dispatch) 460.550
F-2 (Rescue) 453.225
F-3 (Rescue) 453.275

Coral Cables:

Police 155.090
155.370
155.790
470.8625
Fire Dept. 153.905
154.250
154.310

Hialeah:

Police 154.770
154.955
155.370
155.790
155.880
Fire Dept. 470.5625
470.8875



SECTION #1
SWL FREQUENCY GUIDE

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* SELECTED ENGLISH LANGUAGE BROADCASTS *
* *
* SUMMER 1989 *
* *
* BY GERRY L. DEXTER *
* *
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* REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION *
* *
* BY POPULAR COMMUNICATIONS *
* *
* BY BOB MUNRO *
* *
* WB1FWQ *
* *
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NOTE: THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF BROADCASTS AIRED IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EVERYDAY
ON THE SHORTWAVE BROADCAST BANDS. MANY OF THEM ARE DIRECTED TO NORTH AMERICA.
THIS IS A REPRESENTATIVE LISTING AND IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A COMPLETE GUIDE.
THE LISTING IS AS ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE, HOWEVER STATIONS OFTEN MAKE CHANGES
IN THEIR BROADCASTING HOURS AND/OR FREQUENCIES, OFTEN WITH LITTLE OR NO
ADVANCE NOTICE. SOME BROADCASTERS AIR ONLY PART OF THE TRANSMISSION IN
ENGLISH OR MAY RUN INTO THE HOUR OR HOURS FOLLOWING. SOME MAY HAVE AN ALTERED
SCHEDULE ON WEEKENDS. NUMBERS IN PARENTHESIS INDICATE THE STARTING TIME
FOR ENGLISH THAT MANY MINUTES PAST THE START OF THE HOUR. ALL TIMES ARE
GIVEN IN 'UTC'.

SECTION #1

TIME COUNTRY/STATION FREQUENCIES
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0000-----*BBC, U.K. 6175, 7325, 9590, 9915
*BRT BELGIUM(30) 9675, 9925
*RADIO BEIJING, CHINA 9665, 9770, 11715, 15455
*VATICAN RADIO(50) 6150, 9605, 11780
*RADIO NORWAY (MON) 11850
*WCSN 9850
*VOPK, KAMPUCHEA 9695, 11938
*RCI, CANADA 5960, 9755
*RBI, E. GERMANY(45) 6080, 11890
*R. NETHERLANDS (30) 6020, 6165, 15315
*R. BUDAPEST, HUNGARY(30) 6110, 9520, 9585, 9835, 11910, 15160
*R. SOFIA, BULGARIA 9700, 11720
*RHC, CUBA 9655
*R. KIEV, UKRAINE(30) 7165, 7400, 9800, 13645, 15180, 15455
*AUSTRIAN RADIO INT.(30) 9875
*HCJB, ECUADOR(30) 9720, 11775, 11910, 15115
*R. PYONGYANG, N. KOREA 15115, 15160
*VOICE OF ISRAEL 7460, 9385, 9435
*KUSW 15580
*RADIO MOSCOW 6000, 6045, 6115, 7115, 7150
7215, 7310, 9720, 9765
*SPANISH NATIONAL RADIO 9630, 11880

0100-----*R. YUGOSLAVIA 9620, 9660
*RFPI, COSTA RICA 13633
*R. PRAGUE, CZECHOSLAVAKIA 5930, 6055, 7345, 9540, 9625, 11990
*R. LUXEMBURG 6090
*KVOH 13695
*R. BAGHDAD, IRAQ 6185
*VOICE OF ISRAEL 7460, 9385, 9435
*RAI, ITALY 9575, 11800
*VOICE OF THE UAE 6170, 11965
*VOICE OF GERMANY 6040, 6085, 6145, 9565, 9735, 11865
*VOICE OF GREECE(30) 7430, 9420, 11645
*SPANISH NATIONAL RADIO 9630, 11880

SECTION #2
SWL FREQUENCY GUIDE

=============================================================================
==
0200-----*R. RSA, SOUTH AFRICA 9580, 9615, 11730
*R. SWEDEN(30) 9695, 11705
*WSHB, S. CAROLINA 9455, 13760
*RCI, CANADA 9535, 9755, 11845, 11940
*RBI, E. GERMANY 6080, 11890
*R. PORTUGAL(30) 6060, 9680, 9705
*R. BUCHAREST, ROMANIA 5990, 6155, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940
*RAE, ARGENTINA 9690
*SRI, SWITZERLAND 6095, 6135, 9725, 9885, 12035, 17730
*VOFC, REP. OF CHINA 5985, 9680, 15345
*RADIOBRAS, BRAZIL 11745
*RADIO CAIRO, EGYPT 9475, 9675
*R. BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (30) 6110, 9520, 9585, 9835, 11910, 15160
*TWR, BONAIRE (15) 9535, 11930
*RADIO PORTUGAL (30) 9680, 9705
*TIFC, COSTA RICA 5055
*RADIO TIRANA, ALBANIA(30) 7065, 9500

0300-----*R. BEIJING, CHINA 9675, 9690, 9770, 11715,
11860, 15180, 15290, 15445
*VATICAN RADIO(10) 6150
*R. PRAGUE, CZECHOLAVAKIA 5930, 6055, 7345, 9540, 9625, 11990
*RADIO FINLAND(30) 9635, 11755
*RADIO NEW ZEALAND(30) 15150
*RADIO FIVE, S. AFRICA 4880
*TGNA, GUATELAMA 3300
*HRVC, HONDURAS 4820
*RADIO BUCHAREST, ROMANIA 5990, 6155, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940
*RADIO JAPAN 5960
*VOICE OF GREECE(40) 7430, 9395, 9420
*RADIO MOSCOW 6000, 6045, 6115, 7115, 7150, 7215
9700, 9765, 11710, 12010, 15425,
17700
*VOICE OF GERMANY 6010, 6130, 9545, 9605, 9700
*RFI, FRANCE(15) 7135, 7175, 9500, 9790
9800, 11670, 11995
*RADIO TIRANA, ALBANIA(30) 7065, 9500, 11825
*R. YEREVAN, ARMENIA(55) 13645, 15180
*UAE RADIO 9640, 11940, 15435
*UAE RADIO (30) 9640, 11940, 15435, 17775
*RADIO NETHERLANDS (30) 6165, 9590

0400-----*RADIO BEIJING, CHINA 9675, 11695, 11980
*TWR, BONAIRE 9535, 11930
*RADIO ZAMBIA 4910
*WCSN 9870
*RADIO BOTSWANA 4820, 7255
*RADIO SOFIA, BULGARIA 7115, 11735
*RADIO NORWAY (MON) 9650
*VOICE OF TURKEY 9445
*RAE, ARGENTINA 9690
*VOICE OF NICARAGUA 6015 (OR 6100)
*SRI, SWITZERLAND 6135, 9725, 9885, 12035
*RBI, EAST GERMANY 9620, 11785
*RHC, CUBA 6035, 6140, 9655

0500-----*RADIO NORWAY (MON) 15175
*VOICE OF GERMANY 5960, 6120, 6130, 9635, 9700
*SPANISH NATIONAL RADIO 9630
*KUSW 6175
*RADIO AUSTRIA INT. 6015
*VOICE OF NIGERIA 7255
*RADIO JAPAN 5990, 11870
*RADIO CAMEROON (05) 4850

SECTION #3
SWL FREQUENCY GUIDE

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==
0600-----*RADIO KOREA 6060, 9570
*HCJB, ECUADOR 6230, 9720, 11775
*RADIO MOSCOW 5905, 7175, 7185, 7230, 7260
7270, 7335, 7345, 9825
*RHC, CUBA 9525, 11760
*WRNO 6185
*ELWA, LIBERIA 4760
*GBC, GHANA 4915
*WCSN 7365
*RCI, CANADA 6050, 6140

0700-----*WSHB 9455, 11980
*KUSW 6135
*SIBS, SOLOMON ISLANDS 5020, 9545
*HCJB, ECUADOR 6130, 6205, 9585, 9655, 9745
*VOFC, TAIWAN 5985
*TWR MONACO (25) 7105
*SRI, SWITZERLAND (30) 6165, 9535

0800-----*KNLS 6065
*LBS, LIBERIA 6090
*WHRI 7355
*RADIO TIRANA, ALBANIA 9500, 11835
*VOICE OF INDONESIA 11790, 15150
*TWR MONACO 7105, 9480
*KUSW 6135

0900-----*AWR, PORTUGAL 9670
*RADIO AFGANISTAN 4760, 6085, 9635, 15435, 17720
*RADIO ULANBATOR, MONGOLIA(10) 12015
*RCI, CANADA (30) 5960, 9755
*KTRW, GUAM (30) 11805
*RADIO NEW ZEALAND 9850, 11780
*RADIO AUSTRALIA 6060, 9580, 11720

1000-----*KSDA, GUAM 13720
*RADIO NEW ZEALAND 11780
*RBI, EAST GERMANY 11890
*VOICE OF VIETNAM 9840, 12020
*AIR, INDIA 11860, 11925, 15155, 15335, 17385
*RADIO NETHERLANDS (30) 6020, 9505
*SLBC, SRI LANKA 11835, 15120

1100-----*VOICE OF ISRAEL 11588, 21625
*VOICE OF VEITNAM 7432, 9730
*RADIO KOREA 15575
*TWR, BONAIRE (15) 11815, 15345
*RADIO THAILAND (30) 9655, 11905
*AIR, INDIA (35) 9610, 9675, 11850, 15325
*HCJB, ECUADOR (30) 11740
*RADIO PYONGYANG, N. KOREA 6576, 9600, 9977, 11735
*VOIRI, IRAN 7230, 9520, 9685, 11790
*RADIO AUSTRIA INT. 15450
*RADIO BEIJING, CHINA 9655
*RADIO JAPAN 6120
*RADIO AUSTRALIA 6060, 9580
*RADIO PAKISTAN 17660

1200-----*RADIO ULANBATOR, MONGOLIA 9615, 12015
*RADIO FINLAND 11945, 15400
*RADIO BEIJING 9665, 15110, 17715
*WRNO 9715
*VOICE OF GREECE (35) 9905, 11645, 15630
*RADIO BANGLADESH (30) 15195, 17710
*RADIO TASHKENT, UZBEK SSR 5845, 9540, 11785, 15460
*RADIO PYONGYANG, N. KOREA 9555, 9600, 11735
*WCSN 5980
*KUSW 9850
*KYOI, SAIPAN 11900

This is a high frequency band guide detailing the various
services throughout the HF band. Listed are such things as the
SW broadcast, Amateur, Marine, Aircraft, Fixed, Mobile and CB
services.

USATVS SHORTWAVE FREQUENCIES BAND GUIDE

FREQ BAND KHZ CODE SERVICE COMMENTS
--------------- ------- ----------------------- -----------------------------

535 - 1705 LOCAL AM Broadcast Standard North America AM
2000 - 2107 MARINE Maritime Mobile
3500 - 4000 HAM Amateur 80/75 Meters
3750 - 4000 PHONE Amateur 75 Meter PHONE Extra
3775 - 4000 PHONE Amateur 75 Meter PHONE Advanced
7150 - 7300 PHONE Amateur 40 Meter PHONE Extra, Advanced
7335 - 7335 TIME Time Standard CHU Canada
10100 - 10150 HAM Amateur 30 Meters CW Only
10100 - 10150 CW Amateur 30 Meters Extra, Advanced, General
13600 - 13800 SWBC Shortwave Broadcast New WARC Allocation
21100 - 21200 CW Amateur 15 Meters Novice, Technician
24890 - 24990 HAM Amateur 12 Meters Shared with above Fixed Sve.
24930 - 24990 PHONE Anateur 12 Meter Extra, Advanced, General
25330 - 25600 GOVERN Government Freq.
26950 - 26960 FIXED International Fixed Sve
26960 - 27410 CB Citizen's Band Channels start at 26965 by 10
28000 - 28300 CW Amateur 10 Meter Extra, Advanced, Genral
28100 - 28200 CW Amateur 10 Meter Novice, Technician
28300 - 28500 PHONE Amateur 10 Meter Novice, Technician
28300 - 29700 PHONE Amateur 10 Meter Extra, Advanced, General
29700 - 29800 INDUST Forestry Service
--
Service
29890 - 29

TRANSMISSION LINE LOSS TABLE FOR COAXIAL LINE
---------------------------------------------
(all values are DB per 100 feet)

Frequency in MHZ
----------------

Cable type RG/U 10 50 100 200 400 1000 3000
========================================================
6A .04 1.90 2.70 4.10 5.90 9.80 23.00
8,8A,213 .55 1.30 1.90 2.70 4.10 8.00 16.00
Belden 9913 ** .64 1.00 1.60 2.50 4.50 **
Belden 9914 ** 1.10 1.60 2.40 3.50 6.00 **
Belden 9888 .60 1.20 1.70 2.70 4.20 7.80 14.20
Belden 8214 .60 1.20 1.70 2.70 4.20 7.70 14.20
8X 1.10 2.50 3.70 5.40 8.00 13.50 26.00
9,9A,9B,214 .66 1.50 2.30 3.30 5.00 8.80 18.00
11,11A .66 1.60 2.30 3.30 4.80 7.80 16.50
14,14A,217 .41 1.00 1.40 2.00 3.10 5.50 12.40
218,219 .24 .62 .95 1.50 2.40 4.40 9.50
34,34B .32 .85 1.40 2.10 3.30 5.80 16.00
55B,223 1.20 3.20 4.80 7.00 10.00 16.50 30.50
58 1.25 3.15 4.60 6.90 10.50 17.50 37.50
58A,58C 1.40 3.30 4.90 7.40 12.00 24.00 54.00
59,59B 1.10 2.40 3.40 4.90 7.00 12.00 26.50
62,62A .85 1.90 2.70 3.80 5.30 8.70 18.50

** -- No data available

ITU USA RADIO CALLSIGN ASSIGNMENT LIST
Assembled by Harold G. Peach, Jr., N4FLZ

Part of A, all of W & K & N are assigned to the USA by the ITU. The
USA has in turn broken down what services can use which letters and
in what combinations.

Here is the the USA assignments for each service.

From To Service
----- ----- --------
AA0A AI9Z Amateur
AA0AA AL9ZZ Amateur
AA0AAA AL9WZZ Amateur
AA0YAA AL9ZZZ Amateur
AAA AEZ Department of the Army
AFA AKZ Department of the Air Force
ALA ALZ Department of the Army
K0001 K9999 Personal radio in trust territories
K02AA K83ZZ Television broadcast translator
K0AAA K9ZZZ Amateur
K0Y K9Z Amateur
K0YA K9ZZ Amateur
KA0A KZ9Z Amateur
KA0AA KZ9ZZ Amateur
KA0AAA KZ9WZZ Amateur
KA0YAA KZ9ZZZ Amateur
KA2000 KZ9999 Land Mobile (Telephone); Marine Utility; Shipyard Mobile
KA2XAA KZ9XZZ Experimental (Letter "X" follows the digit)
KAA KZZ Coast (Class I) except Alaska; Broadcasting (Standard)
KAA00000 KZZ99999 Personal radio, temporary permit
KAA0001 KZZ9999 Personal radio
KAA2 KZZ9 Aeronautical
KAA20 KZZ99 Coast (Class I) telephone in Alaska; Fixed
KAA200 KZZ999 Coast (Cls 2 & 3) & maritime rdo; Land Mob; Marine Rcv
Test
KAAA KZZZ Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
KAAA-BT KZZZ-BT Cable-repair ship marker buoy
KAAA-FM KZZZ-FM Broadcasting with suffix "FM"
KAAA-TV KZZZ-TV Broadcasting with suffix "TV"
KAAA0001 KZZZ9999 Personal radio
KAAA2 KZZZ9 Disaster station, except US Govmt; Land Mobile (Mob Telgph)
KAAA20 KZZZ99 Ship survival craft
KAAAA2 KZZZZ9 Aircraft survival craft
N0AA N9ZZ Amateur
N0AAA N9ZZZ Amateur
NA0A NZ9Z Amateur
NA0AA NZ9ZZ Amateur
NA0AAA NZ9WZZ Amateur
NA0YAA NZ9ZZZ Amateur
NAA NZZ Department of the Navy; US Coast Guard
W02AA W83ZZ Television broadcast translator
W0AA W9ZZ Amateur
W0AAA W9ZZZ Amateur
WA0A WZ9Z Amateur
WA0AA WZ9ZZ Amateur
WA0AAA WZ9WZZ Amateur (example: WA2ISE :-)
WA0YAA WZ9ZZZ Amateur
WA2000 WZ9999 Land mobile (telephone); Ship Radar and/or Telephone
WA2XAA WZ9XZZ Experimental (Letter "X" follows the digit)
WAA WWU Coast (Class I) except Alaska; Broadcasting (Standard)
WWW WZZ Coast (Class I) except Alaska; Broadcasting (Standard)
WAA0000 WZZ9999 Ship radar and/or Telephone
WAA0001 WPZ9999 Personal radio
WAA2 WZZ9 Aeronautical
WAA200 WZZ999 Coast (Cl 2&3) & Martim Rdo; Lnd Mob; Marine Rcv Tst;
Fixed
WAAA WWUZ Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
WWVA WWVA Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
WWVJ WWVK Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
WWVM WWVR Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
WWVT WWVZ Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
WAWA WZZZ Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Telephone and/or
Telegraph
WAAA-BT KZZZ-BT Cable-repair ship marker buoy
WAAA-FM WZZZ-FM Broadcasting with suffix "FM"
WAAA-TV WZZZ-TV Broadcasting with suffix "TV"
WAAA2 WZZZ9 Disaster station, except US Govmt; Land Mobile (Telegrph)
WAAA20 WZZZ99 Ship survival craft
WAAAA WZZZZ Aircraft Telegraph and/or Telephone
WAAAA2 WZZZZ9 Aircraft survival craft
WT2200000WT9999999 Business radio, Gen Mob Rdo Svc, & Part 90 Temp. Permits
WWV WWV Std Freq; Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Tele ph a/o
grph
WWVB WWVI Std Freq; Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Tele ph a/o
grph
WWVL WWVL Std Freq; Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Tele ph a/o
grph
WWVS WWVS Std Freq; Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Tele ph a/o
grph
WZZ200 WZZ999 Coast telephone in Alaska

WVS WWVS Std Freq; Broadcasting (Std, FM, TV); Ship Tele ph a/o grph

U.S. AMATEUR FREQUENCIES, MODE & RF POWER LEVELS
(As of January 1989)

All powers are PEP output.
* means all modes are OK.

NOVICE CLASS:

3700-3750KHz CW 200 watts
7100-7150KHz CW 200 watts
21100-21200KHz CW 200 watts
28100-28300KHz CW/RTTY 200 watts
28300-28500KHz CW/SSB 200 watts
222.1-223.91MHz * 25 watts
1270-1295MHz * 5 watts

TECHNICIAN CLASS:

Above privileges plus:
50-50.1MHz CW 1500 watts
144-144.1MHz CW 1500 watts
144.1-148MHz * 1500 watts
220-225MHz * 1500 watts
420-450MHz * 1500 watts Note 1
902-928MHz * 1500 watts
1240-1300MHz * 1500 watts
plus several microwave bands.

GENERAL CLASS:

1800-2000KHz * 1500 watts
3525-3750KHz CW/RTTY 1500 watts Note 2

ADVANCED CLASS:


EXTRA CLASS:


Note 1:
This band is only 430-450MHz above Line A.
(roughly, within 50 miles of the Canadian border)
Also, power is limited to 50 watts near certain
military radars.

Note 2:
Power in these bands is limited to 200 watts
when operating in the Novice segments. Note that
this limitation does *NOT* apply on the 28MHz band!

Comparison chart of 2m/70cm dual-band HTs -- 26 Mar 1991
by Phil Benchoff

Radios included:
Alinco DJ-560T, DJ-500T
Kenwood TH-77A
Icom IC-24AT,IC-32AT
Yaesu FT-470, Reviewed in Sept 90 QST

Radio DJ-560T DJ-500T TH-77A IC24-AT IC-32AT FT-470
------------------------------------------------------
RxCov 136-165 138-174 138-174 130-180
438-450 440-450 440-450 430-450
RxSens 0.18 0.25 0.158
TxCov 140-150 140-150 144-148
440-450 440-450 430-450
FDX Yes Yes Yes Yes
X-Band Yes Mod
DualDsp Yes Yes No Yes
CTCSS Yes Opt Yes Yes
ToneSq Yes Opt Opt
DTMFmem 10x15 4x15 None 10x15
FacPwr 2.5 2.5 5W 2.3W
PwrSet 2 4 2 2
Scan BM BSML BML BML
Clock Yes No
Saver Yes Yes Yes Yes
APO Yes Yes No Yes
MSR 629 629 576
RCUSA 380 464
HRO 400 519 474
AES 520 480 549
EEB 560 580 399
Acc Charg Charg Charg Case
BeltClp BeltClp BeltClp Charger
KbCov BeltClip

Features:
- Scan: B - band
S - skip during band scan
M - scan memory channels
L - Lock out memory channels during scan
- APO: Automatic power off
- Tone Sq: DTMF operated tone squelch
- Mem Chan: channels x freq/channel + calling channels
- FDX: Cross-band full duplex
- X-Band: cross-band repeat
- DualDisp: Dual frequency Display
- FacPwr - Transmit ppower from factory, all of these units are
5W with 13.6V
- PwrSet - Number of transmit power settings
- MSR - Manufacturer's Suggested Retail
- RCUSA - Radio Cebter USA
- HRO - Ham Radio Outlet
- AES - Amateur Electronics Supply
- EEB - Electronic Equipment Bank

Other features:
The following information is based on things I have seen on the
net and may not necessarily work. I have also put comments that
don't fit in the chart in this section.

- Kenwood TH-77A
2m section is modifiable for MARS/CAP
can be modified for 118-165MHz Rx
- Icom IC-24AT
A diode will extend UHF transmit range to 410-485
A diode will extend VHF transmit range to 138-168
Keyboard entry can enable 100-1000MHz Receive (diode has to
be removed on older models).
A diode can be removed to allow cross-band repeat

Icom IC-32AT
Simple mods for RX on 138-168 and 418-458. Tx on those
ranges with a bit more work.

- Yaesu 470
There is a mod for transmit on 140-174
Several people have mentioned that the backlit keyboard is a
nice feature.

Phil Benchoff

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Space Shuttle Frequencies
Presented by Vuarnet International
BBS: 617-527-0091
24 hrs, 2400-16.8k HST/V32bis
Fidonet 1:101/352
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0007.1850 AM Voice NASA Repeater WA3NAN Goddard MD
Re-broadcast Shuttle communications

0030.6000 FM Voice USAF SAC Nationwide
Broadcasts to aircraft

Reported Use

0036.6500 FM Voice USN Tactical Worldwide
Reported Use

Reported Use

USA Operations

Operations/Unknown

Operations/Unknown

0052.2200 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WD6BNO/R San Joaquin Vly

0052.6400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Los Angeles, CA

0121.7500 AM Voice AVIA Shuttle LS Grnd. Ctl. Cape Kennedy,
FL
Shuttle Landing Site

0126.3000 AM Voice AVIA Shuttle LS Tower Cape Kennedy,
FL
Shuttle Landing Site

0134.1000 AM Voice AVIA MIL Aircraft Radar Nationwide
Operations/Unknown

0138.3500 AM Voice USAF PAFB NASA Coord. Patrick AFB, FL
Used during Shuttle Launch?

0139.6500 AM Voice USAF PAFB NASA Coord. Patrick AFB, FL
Used during Shuttle Launch operations?"

0144.9500 FM Voice AMATEUR Uplink to Space Nationwide
SAREX90 Space Shuttle Uplink, Downlink on

0145.1000 FM Voice AMATEUR Marshall Center ARC Huntsville, AL

0145.1100 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB4IA Dayton, OH

0145.1500 FM Voice AMATEUR Minneapolis, MN
Shuttle Audio

0145.1500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, N4AHN Birmingham, AL

0145.3800 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB4CXD Birmingham, AL


0145.5000 FM Voice AMATEUR U6MIR and U7MIR Satellite MIR
Reported use

0145.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Shuttle to Amatuers Space Shuttle
SAREX90 Special Shuttle Downlink, Uplink on

0145.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Space Station MIR, Space Station
Cosmonauts in Amatuer operations

0145.5800 FM Voice AMATEUR Ames ARC, Edwards AFB Mountain View, CA

Shuttle Mission Audio ALT

IO

0146.6400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, W5RRR Johnson Space
NASA Select Shuttle Audio Center, Houston, TX

0146.8450 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Brevard County,
FL
Repeater, Input on +.6MHz

0146.9250 FM Voice AMATEUR AMSAT Miami Net Miami, FL
Net: TUE 2000 EST

0146.9250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, KA1SSZ/R Portland, ME

0146.9400 FM Voice AMATEUR Spaceport ARC Rptr., Merritt Is., FL
Repeater output, input on 146.3400, Shuttle Mission Audio

0147.1000 FM Voice AMATEUR Marshall ARC Rptr. Huntsville, AL
Marshall Space Ctr. Rptr. Shuttle Audio

0147.1200 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, WB0BGC/R Minneapolis, MN
Shuttle Audio

0147.2850 FM Voice AMATEUR Coastal Plains ARC Ashburn, GA

0147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Goddard ARC, WA3NAN Greenbelt, MD

0147.4500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Waseca, MN

0149.2000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Minneapolis, MN

0162.6125 FM Voice NASA Launch Support Ops. Cape Kennedy,
FL
Shuttle Launch

Command Post

0165.4125 FM Voice NASA Orbiter Cape Kennedy,
FL
Shuttle Launch

0173.0250 FM Voice AUTH Marshall ARC Huntsville, AL

0173.6625 FM Voice NASA Duty Officer Cape Kennedy,
FL
Shuttle Launch


0228.8400 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater, K1MON/R York, ME

Space Shuttle Air-Ground, Suit-Orbiter

0264.8000 AM Voice NASA MIL Aircraft Worldwide
Space Shuttle Chase Aircraf

Space Shuttle Suit-Orbiter, Suit-Suit

Space Shuttle Air-Ground, Orbiter to Suit

0350.6000 AM Voice NASA Cape Radio Port Malabar,
FL
Attempting to work TRACK STAR, Shuttle

0427.2500 SSTV Data AMATEUR Waseca, MN
NASA Select Shuttle Video

0427.2500 SSTV Data AMATEUR W6NKF Amatuer TV Mt. Diablo, CA
NASA Select TV during Shuttle Missions

0443.5500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater San Jose, CA

IO

0448.6250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Salt Lake City,
UT


Mexico

0448.6250 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Tuscon, AZ

0448.6500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Cedar City, UT

0448.6500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater East Desert

0448.6500 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater El Paso, TX


Mexico


Mexico


0448.9750 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Blythe, CA


Mexico

0449.0000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Las Vegas, NV



0449.0000 FM Voice AMATEUR Repeater Santa Barbara,
CA

Mexico

617/527.oo91

SHUTTLE MISSION
FREQUENCIES

Of: The Hotline BBS 304-736-9169

This is a list of frequencies that are used during a shuttle mission, I have
found them from all sorts of various materials, including monitoring times,
popular communication and jim thompson.

NASA SHUTTLE AIR-TO GROUND

3.850 mhz Johnson Space Flight Center
3.860 mhz Goddard Space Flight Center
7.185 mhz Goddard Space Flight Center
14.280 mhz Johnson SFC
14.295 mhz Goddard SFC

USAF/NASA FREQUENCIES

4.510 MHZ 9.974 MHZ
4.760 MHZ 10.780 MHZ
4.855 MHZ 11.104 MHZ
4.992 MHZ 11.414 MHZ
5.350 MHZ 11.548 MHZ
5.810 MHZ 14.615 MHZ
6.727 MHZ 19.303 MHZ
6.740 MHZ 19.984 MHZ
8.993 MHZ 20.191 MHZ
9.315 MHZ 20.475 MHZ

HF USED AT KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

search/rescue

2.182 mhz 3.023 mhz 5.68 mhz 8.346 mhz 10.003 mhz 14.993 mhz 19.993 mhz
VHF Sarsat 121.50 marine distress 156.0 military air distress 243.0

Kennedy operations

7.675 mhz 7.765 mhz 10.78 mhz 13.213 mhz 20.390 mhz

Ships

2.625 mhz 5.190 mhz 5.696 mhz 5.810 mhz 9.125 mhz 11.407 mhz

Aircraft
6.693 mhz 6.896 mhz 6.983 mhz 7.461 mhz 8.891 mhz 9.043 mhz 9.131 mhz
10.78 mhz 11.205 mhz 13.170 mhz 15.015 mhz 18.20 mhz

VHF FREQUENCIES AT KENNEDY

Operations

117.80 mhz 121.90 mhz 126.40 mhz 148.40 mhz 162.60 mhz 170.10 mhz 284.0

Aircraft

164.80 mhz

Ships

148.50 mhz 149.10 mhz 162.0 mhz

Shuttle

296.0 mhz primary 259.70 mhz secondary 296.8 mhz eva spacesuits 279.0 mhz

S band microwave in mhz

Shuttle to ground 2205.0 2217.5 2250.0 2287.5 mhz
Ground to Shuttle 2041.9 2201.4

Jim thompson had these up on hamnet

Nasa Aeronautical Frequencies vhf/uhf in mhz

KENNEDY SC PATRICK AFB EDWARDS AFB
117.8 118.4 116.4
121.7 121.7 120.7
126.2 125.1 121.8
126.3 126.2 126.1
284.0 128.7 127.8
138.3 236.6
138.45 269.9
149.925 290.3
162.6120 318.1
273.5 390.1
335.8
340.9
348.4
358.3

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Kennedy space center ground support VHF in mhz

148.480 163.510 170.350
149.170 163.560 171.150
162.610 165.190 171.260
163.460 170.150 173.560
163.480 170.170 173.680

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NASA MALABAR (PALM BAY) HF NETWORKS IN KHZ

2405 DATA BUOYS 2622 SRB RECOVERY PRIMARY
2664 BACKUP MISSION AUDIO-CAPE/HOU 2678 ETR RANGE CONTROL
2716 NAVY HARBOR CNTL-PORT CANAV. 2764 SRB RECOVERY CHANNEL
3024 COAST GUARD SAR-PRIMARY 3187 SRB RECOVERY SHIPS CHANNEL
4376 PRIMARY RECOVERY ZONE SAR 4510 SRB RECOVERY SHIPS CHANNEL
4856 CAPE RADIO/LEADER 4992 CAPE RADIO/COAST GUARD SHIPS
5180 NASA TRACKING SHIPS 5187 NASA TRACKING SHIPS
5190 ETR PRIMARY NIGHT CHANNEL 5350 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT
5680 LAUNCH SUPPORT SHIPS 5810 ETR SECONDARY NIGHT CHANNEL
6720 SAR PRIMARY ATLANTIC 6896 CAPE RADIO
6837 CAPE RADIO 7412 SAR COMMS WITH BAHAMMAS
7461 CAPE RADIO/LAUNCH SUPPORT A/C 7525 NASA GROUND TRACKING NET
7676 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT 7765 SRB RECOVERY SHIPS
7919 DATA CHANNEL 7985 DATA CHANNEL
9022 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT 9043 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT
9132 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT 10305 SPACE MISSILE TACTICAL NET
10310 MALABAR TO ASCENSION IS-MUX 10780 ETR PRIMARY DAY CHANNEL
11104 LAUNCH SUPPORT SHIPS 11252 LAUNCH SUPPORT SHIPS
11407 SRB RECOVERY SHIPS 11414 CAPE RADIO
11548 CAPE RADIO 11621 SRB RECOVERY SHIPS
13227 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT 13237 DATA CHANNEL
13495 DATA CHANNEL 13600 MALABAR TO ASCENSION IS-MUX
13878 LAUNCH SUPPORT AIRCRAFT 14937 ASCENSION IS TO MALABAR-MUX
18009 LAUNCH SUPPORT SHIPS 19303 LAUNCH SUPPORT SHIPS
19640 CAPE RADIO 19966 ASCENSION IS TO MALABAR-MUX
20186 LAUNCH TRACKING NET 20192 MALABAR TO ASCENSION IS MUX
20198 OCC SHUTTLE MISSION AUDIO 20390 ETR-SECONDARY DAY CHANNEL
22755 ASCENSION IS TO MALABAR-MUX 23413 CAPE RADIO
27065 NASA CB RADIOS

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clarke belt. For a more detailed list of information refer to monitoring
times sept.88 issue. Or leave e-mail to me, and i'll look it up.

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SKYPHONE SERVICE

Frequency Service User Name - Call Sign Location
Remarks

454.6750 SKYTEL Skyphone Signalling Nationwide Ground-Air
only
454.7000 SKYTEL Skyphone Ground-Air Nationwide CH 6,
Duplex, Aircraft trans. on 459.7000
459.7000 SKYTEL Skyphone Air-Ground Nationwide CH 6,
Duplex, Ground trans. on 454.7000
SPACECRAFT FREQUENCIES

MIR (Soviet Space Station)

121.125
130.165
139.205
145.500
145.900
437.925
437.950
145.985 MIR Beacon (FM Simplex, Phone & Packet)
143.625 MIR Downlink to Ground Control
628.000 MIR Telemetry
922.000 PROGRESS Supply Ship
922.755 PROGRESS Supply Ship
121.750 MIR E.V.A. Frequency

SPACE SHUTTLE

296.800 Space Shuttle (Air/Ground or Orbiter/Suit)
259.700 Space Shuttle (Air/Ground or Suit/Orbiter)
279.000 Space Shuttle (Suit/Orbiter or Suit/Suit)
243.000 Emergency Frequency
2287.5 Space Shuttle primary digital downlink
2250.0 Space Shuttle Wideband FM (telemetry during launch, TV during orbit)
2060.3 Space Shuttle Telemetry
1775.7 Space Shuttle Backup Uplink
13775.0 TDRS to Space Shuttle Ku Band Link
15003.0 Space Shuttle to TDRS Ku Band Link

DEEP SPACE PROBES

2273.0000 CLEMENTINE
2272.9980 LUNAR PROSPECTOR
2293.8889 PIONEER-12
2389.1400 PIONEER-12
8417.7160 MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR
8423.1481 MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR
8427.2220 MARS PATHFINDER
8429.9380 MARS PATHFINDER
2296.5000 GALILEO
8420.4000 GALILEO

MILITARY FLEETSATCOM FREQUENCIES

261.500 - 261.525 - 261.550 - 261.575 - 261.600 - 261.625 - 261.650 FM Voice
261.675 - 261.700 - 261.725 - 261.750 - 261.775 - 261.800 - 261.825 FM Voice
261.850 - 261.875 - 261.900 - 261.950 - 265.250 - 265.350 - 265.450 FM Voice
265.550 - 266.950 - 267.050 - 268.250 - 268.350 - 269.750 - 269.850 FM Voice
269.950 - 262.200 - 261.450 FM Voice
261.475 - 261.925 - 266.850 - 268.450 FM Digital Voice Protection (DVP)

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SPACE COMMUNICATION FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS
-----------------------------------------


For more information concerning these frequencies, see the May 89 issue of
Popular Communications pages 52 - 54.

Frequency Range Description
--------------- -----------

21.000 - 21.450 Mhz. Amateur Radio Satellites
30.000 - 30.560 Mhz. Satellites and Research Beacons
39.980 - 40.020 Mhz. Space Research
137.00 - 138.00 Mhz. Weather Satellites
149.90 - 150.05 Mhz. Radio Navagational Satellites
267.00 - 273.00 Mhz. Military Communications Satellite Downlink
328.60 - 335.40 Mhz. Aeronautical Navagational Aids
399.90 - 400.00 Mhz. Navigational Satellites
400.00 - 400.15 Mhz. Standard Time Signal Satellites
400.15 - 412.00 Mhz. Meterological & Research Satellites
402.00 - 403.00 Mhz. Research Uplink
403.00 - 405.00 Mhz. Radiosonde (radio equiped research balloons)
406.00 Mhz. International Distress (uplink to SARSAT/
COSPAS)
460.00 - 470.00 Mhz. Meterological Satellites
1215 - 1240 Mhz. Navigational Satellites
1240 - 1260 Mhz. Amateur Satellites
1427 - 1429 Mhz. Research Uplink
1525 - 1530 Mhz. General Satellite Downlink
1530 - 1544 Mhz. Maritime Satellites
1544 - 1545 Mhz. Mobile Satellites
1545 - 1559 Mhz. Aeronautical Navigational Satellites
1626.5 - 1645.5 Mhz. Uplink for Maritime Satellites
1645.5 - 1666.5 Mhz. Uplink for Mobile Satellites
1670.0 - 1710.0 Mhz. Meterological Satellites
2200.0 - 2300.0 Mhz. Uplink & Satellite Crosslink (intersatellite)
2483.5 - 2500.0 Mhz. Radio Determination Satellites
2500.0 - 2655.0 Mhz. Mobile and Broadcast Satellite Downlink
2655.0 - 2690.0 Mhz. Broadcast and Research Satellites
3700.0 - 4200.0 Mhz. Fixed Service Downlink
4500.0 - 4800.0 Mhz. Fixed Service Downlink
5850.0 - 5925.0 Mhz. Amateur Satellite Uplink
7250.0 - 7750.0 Mhz. Weather & Fixed service Downlink
7900.0 - 7975.0 Mhz. General Uplink
8025.0 - 8175.0 Mhz. Mobile & Reasearch Uplink & Downlink
8175.0 - 8400.0 Mhz. Mobile & Weather Uplink & Downlink
10.7 - 12.2 Ghz. Broadcast Satellite Downlink
12.2 - 12.7 Ghz. Broadcast Satellite Uplink
13.25 - 13.40 Ghz. Aeronautical Navigational Satellites
13.4 - 14.0 Ghz. Radiolocation & Time Standard Uplink
14.0 - 14.3 Ghz. Radio Navigation & Research Uplink
16.6 - 17.1 Ghz. Deep Space Probe Uplink
17.2 - 17.3 Ghz. Earth Exploration Satellites
17.3 - 17.7 Ghz. Fixed Service Uplink
17.7 - 20.2 Ghz. Fixed & Mobile Downlink
20.2 - 21.2 Ghz. Standard Time Signal Satellites
22.50 - 22.55 Ghz. Fixed, Mobile & Broadcast
22.55 - 23.55 Ghz. Inter-Satellite (Crosslink)
24.00 - 24.05 Ghz. Amateur Satellites
24.05 - 24.25 Ghz. Earth Exploration/Government
25.25 - 27.00 Ghz. Standard Time Signal/Government
27.5 - 30.0 Ghz. Fixed, Mobile Uplink
30.0 - 31.3 Ghz. Government Fixed & Mobile
32.0 - 33.0 Ghz. Inter-Satellite (Crosslink)
37.0 - 40.5 Ghz. Mobile & Fixed Downlink
40.5 - 42.5 Ghz. Broadcast Satellites
42.5 - 45.5 Ghz. Fixed & Mobile Uplink
45.5 - 47.0 Ghz. Radio Navigation Uplink
47.0 - 47.2 Ghz. Amateur Satellites
47.2 - 50.2 Ghz. Fixed, Mobile Uplink
50.2 - 400.0 Ghz. Various Satellite & Space Research

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SPORTS FREQUENCIES
------------------

Selected Sports Frequencies:
by: John Johnson KWV8BP

Chicago Bears ------------------------ 151.625
County Stadium, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin ---------------------------- 151.625
Los Angeles Dodgers ------------------ 151.625
LPGA Tour Officials ------------------ 151.625
PGA Tour Officials ------------------- 151.625
Cleveland Browns --------------------- 151.685
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles,
California --------------------------- 151.715
Philadelphia Eagles ------------------ 151.775
San Francisco 49ers ------------------ 151.775
Dover Browns, Dover Deleware --------- 151.895
Squaw Valley Ski Area,
Tahoe, California -------------------- 154.540
New York Giants ---------------------- 154.540
Buffalo Bills ------------------------ 154.600
Boston Garden ------------------------ 154.600
Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn. -------- 155.025
Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida ---------- 461.100
Squaw Valley Ski Area,
Tahoe, California -------------------- 463.500
Atlanta Braves ----------------------- 464.325
Oakland Coliseum --------------------- 464.375
Arlington park, Chicago,
Illinois (security) ------------------ 464.625
Baltimore Orioles -------------------- 464.6375
New York Rangers --------------------- 467.750
Market Square Arena,
Indianapolis, Indiana ---------------- 467.800
New York Islanders ------------------- 467.900
Bristol International Raceway,
Bristol Tennessee -------------------- 468.850
Chicago Cubs ------------------------- 469.5875

Be sure to also check these bands:

151.490 - 151.955
154.490 - 154.625
461.000 - 470.000
800 band

Itinerant, low-powered and local control business frequencies:

151.505, 151.625, 154.540, 154.570, 154.600, 464.325, 464.375, 464.425,
464.475, 464.525, 464.550, 464.575, 464.675, 464.775, 464.875, 464.925,
464.975

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SECRET SERVICE FREQUENCIES

Channel Designation

1 BAKER
2 CHARLIE
3 MIKE
4 TANGO
5 OSCAR
6 PAPA
7 BAKER REPEATER (165.7875/164.4000)
8 CHARLIE REPEATER (165.3750/166.4000)

Frequencies A through Z

Alpha 32.2300 WHCA-Transportation (vans) (possible DC base)
Baker 165.7875 USSS-Field Offices, President/VP/VIP security

Charlie 165.3750 USSS-Field Offices/Protection, command post coordination
(Nationwide Primary)
Delta 169.9250 WHCA-Marine Security Detachment, vans
Echo 407.8500 WHCA-SAM Uplink (Air Force 1 phone patch ground uplink)

Foxtrot 415.7000 WHCA-SAM Downlink (Air Force 1 phone patch aircraft
downlink)
Golf 166.4000 USSS-Field Offices
165.7625 Input to 165.3750 repeaters
Hotel 167.9000 WHCA-V.P. 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)
Lavender418.1250 WHCA-Transportation

Mike 165.2125 USSS-Dignitary/Former Pres Protection, Counterfeit
Division
November166.7000 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 Net34.3500
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
Orange418.7750/414.9500 White House
Brown 414.8500/418.8000 Foreign Missions
Red 415.9750/419.7250 Foreign Missions
Silver415.6500/419.1000 Foreign Missions

Yellow414.6750/418.1500, 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-1408.0000
F-2411.0000
F-3408.5000
F-4408.9750

List provided by the T.V. Underground

Secret Service Locations, Groups and Organizations as Codewords
Locations/Groups/Organizations

------------------------------------------------------------------------

ACROBAT ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, MARYLAND
ANDY ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, MARYLAND
BACKSEAT SECRET SERVICE MOTORSCOOTER UNIT
BAGPIPE SECRET SERVICE LIASON UNIT
BAMBOO PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE
BANDBOX SECRET SERVICE WHITE HOUSE UNIT
BASEBALL SECRET SERVICE TRAINING DIVISION
BEEHIVE SECRET SERVICE TECH DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
BELLHOP ONE SECRET SERVICE ELIPSE MOTORSCOOTERS
BELLHOP TWO SECRET SERVICE WHITE HOUSE MOTORSCOOTERS
BIGTOP SECRET SERVICE TREASURY SECURITY DIVISION
BIRDSEYE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
BLACKBOARD SECRET SERVICE PROTECTIVE INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
BLACKTOP SECRET SERVICE FOREIGN MISSION UNIT
BLOWTORCH SECRET SERVICE EXECUTIVE PROTECTION COMMAND POST
BLUEPRINT SECRET SERVICE TECH SECURITY DIVISION
BOARDWALK SECRET SERVICE FOREIGN MISSION DIVISION
BOOKSTORE WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
BRIMSTONE REAGAN RANCH, CALIFORNIA
BROADSIDE NYC VIP PROTECTION COMMAND POST
BUCKEYE CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND
BUCKSHOT NYC SPECIAL COORDINATION CENTER
BULLDOG DC VIP PROTECTION COMMAND POST
BUNGALOW SECRET SERVICE FOREIGN MISSION SUBSTATION
CABLEBOY ADVANCE TEAM (CARTER)
CACTUS CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND
CANDLESTICK VIP PORTABLE COMMUNICATIONS COMMAND POST
CARBINE CCT ANACOSTIA NAVAL AIR STATION, DC
CARNATION CCT, FT RITCHIE, MD
CARPET ARMY GARAGE, WHITE HOUSE
CARTWHEEL NSA, FT. MEADE, MARYLAND
CEMENT MIXER WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM
CHALLENGER PRESIDENTIAL NIGHTWATCH
CHANDELIER DEPARTMENT OF STATE
CHECKERBOARD ADVANCE TEAM (CARTER)
CHECKMATE ADVANCE TEAM (CARTER)
CLOUDBURST WHCA, ANACOSTIA NAVAL AIR STATION
CLOVERLEAF VICE PRESIDENT'S RESIDENCE
COACH HOUSE DULLES AIRPORT, WASHINGTON DC
COBWEB VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
COMPANION BLAIR HOUSE, WASHINGTON DC
CROSSBOW WHCA OP'S DESK
CROWN WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
CURBSIDE NATIONAL AIRPORT, WASHINGTON DC
DRIFTWOOD CARTER HOME, GEORGIA
ELM CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND
FIRESIDE SECRETARY OF STATE RESIDENCE
FOG HORN STATE DEPARTMENT SECURITY DIVISION
HANDSHAKE SECRET SERVICE OFFICE
HEADLIGHT SECRET SERVICE GARAGE, WASHINGTON DC
HILL TOP TREASURY DEPARTMENT
HORSEPOWER WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENTIAL PROTECTIVE DIV
HUDSON NIXON OFFICE, NEW YORK
LIGHTFOOT MADISON HOTEL, WASHINGTON DC
LIZARD SECRET SERVICE MOBILE COMMAND POST
MAGIC HELICOPTER COORDINATION COMMAND POST
PACEMAKER VICE PRESIDENT'S STAFF
PAVILLION VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
PENINSULA NEW SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
PINCUSHION RAYBURN OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON DC
PLAYGROUND HELICOPTER PAD, PENTAGON
PORK CHOP OLD SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
PROFESSOR LONGWORTH BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC
PUNCH BOWL CAPITOL BUILDING
RIDGELINE REAGAN RESIDENCE, CALIFORNIA
RINGSIDE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK
ROADHOUSE WALDORF ASTORIA, NEW YORK
SANDSTONE REAGAN RESIDENCE, CALIFORNIA
SHOTGUN NEW YORK CITY COMMAND POST
SKYMASTER ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE COMMAND POST
STORE ROOM TRUMAN LIBRARY, MISSOURI
STORM KING NIXON RESIDENCE, NEW JERSEY
TOOL ROOM VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
TOWER ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, MARYLAND
VOLCANO LBJ RANCH, TEXAS
WAREHOUSE SHERATON CENTER, NEW YORK
WINDSTONE REAGAN RESIDENCE, CALIFORNIA

OBJECTS AND EVENTS

ANGEL AIR FORCE ONE
CALIBER PORTABLE COMMUNICATIONS PACKAGE
CARAVAN VP FOLLOW CAR (CARTER)
CARBINE ONE PORTABLE COMMUNICATIONS PACKAGE
CARGO MRS. MONDALE'S CAR
CAROUSEL AIR FORCE TWO
CHARIOT MONDALE VEHICLE
COWPUNCHER AIR FORCE ONE
DOG POUND PRESS AIRCRAFT
ELECTRIC NATIONAL EMERGENCY COMMAND AIRCRAFT
FALCON PRESIDENT'S AIR COVER AIRCRAFT
FULLBACK STATE DEPARTMENT SECURITY VAN
HALFBACK PRESIDENT'S FOLLOW VEHICLE
HEDGEHOG FIRE TRUCK
HOLLY ARMY HELICOPTER
HORSEHIDE AMBULANCE
HUNTSMAN NEW YORK CITY SURVEILLANCE HELICOPTER
KNEECAP EMERGENCY ESCAPE AIRCRAFT
MARINE ONE PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTER
MARINE TWO VICE PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTER
NIGHTHAWK PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTER
PATROLLER VICE PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTER
PIVOT MEDEVAC - BETHESDA, MARYLAND
ROADRUNNER WHCA COMMUNICATIONS VAN
SATURN VICE PRESIDENT'S AIRCRAFT
SIGNATURE PRESS HELICOPTER
SOFTPACK A SHOTGUN
STAGECOACH PRESIDENT'S LIMOUSINE
TRACER VICE PRESIDENT'S LEAD VEHICLE
TRACKER VICE PRESIDENT'S FOLLOW VEHICLE
TRAIL BREAKER VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICIAL LIMO
TREASURE SHIP AIR FORCE TWO
WHEELS DOWN PRESIDENTIAL AIRCRAFT HAS LANDED
WHEELS UP PRESIDENTIAL AIRCRAFT HAS TAKEN OFF

PEOPLE

REAR
V M CHRISTOPHE

hT
CALICOELEANOR CAMEO JOAN CANNONBALLADMIRAL CAVALIER WALTER
CEDARMENACHEM CENTURION THEODORE CHESSMANWILLIAM CHRISTOPHER BEBE CLAM
RON CLAW NCALEXANDER COPPERTONEROSE
MONDALE MONDALE J.A. MONDALE
BEGIN MONDALE MONDALE REBOZO CHOWDER
NESSEN HAMMER HAIG
CHANEY
MONDALE MONDALE MILO CALICOELEANOR CAMEO JOAN
CANNONBALLADMIRAL CAVALIER WALTER CEDARMENACHEM CENTURION THEODORE
CHESSMANWIIV M CHRISTOPHE

UNKNOWN

APOLLO
BACKHOE
BALLFIELD
BAREFOOT
BUSCUIT
BULLPEN
BUNKER
CARBON
CASTLE
CHAMPION
CITADEL
CLOTHES BRUSH
CORKSCREW
FABLE
FIDDLER
FRACTION
GIMLET
GLADIOLA
GOFFER
HOBNAIL
KILEY
MUSTANG
PUSHBUTTON
RAINBOW TRAIL
REGISTER
ROB ROY
ROSEBUSH
SANDBOX
SAWHORSE
SHADOW
SMELTER
SPECTATOR
STUTTER
SUGARFOOT
TAILOR
TEMPLER
TINKERBELL
TRAFFIC
TRANSIT
WALNUT

Master Listing of State of South Carolina Agencies

042.1000 +A.B.C. Commission Enforcement Div. Ch.01
453.6250 +Capitol Complex Police Building Security Ch.01
453.7500 +Capitol Complex Police Executive Security Ch.02
045.4800 +Disaster Preparedness Agency North Ch.02
045.0800 +Disaster Preparedness Agency South Ch.01
155.0700 +Police Intersystem Charleston
155.0100 +Police Intersystem Conway
155.5350 +Police Intersystem Lancaster
460.0500 +Police Intersystem Midlands
155.4600 +Police Intersystem Pageland
460.2750 +Police Intersystem Peedee Region
453.4500 +Police Intersystem Piedmont
154.8300 +Police Intersystem Rock Hill
155.5500 +Police Intersystem Sumter
460.2500 +Police Intersystem Upstate
155.5800 +S.C. Aeronautics Comm. Drug Enforcement Ch.02
154.6500 +S.C. Aeronautics Commission Operations Ch.01
131.8000 +S.C. Aeronautics Commission Operations Ch.03
037.1800 +S.C. Dept. Of Agriculture Operations Ch.01
453.3000 +S.C. Dept. of Agriculture Field Ops Ch.02
452.1250 +S.C. Dept. of Corrections Operations Ch.04
452.2750 +S.C. Dept. of Corrections Operations Ch.05
155.6400 +S.C. Dept. of Corrections Primary Ch.01
453.5250 +S.C. Dept. of Correction Work Release Ch.06
155.8500 +S.C. Dept. of Corrections Administration Ch.03
155.6850 +S.C. Dept. of Corrections Field Ops(Escapes) Ch.02
458.6125 +S.C. Dept. of Labor Operations Ch.01
155.1600 +S.C. Dept. of Mental Health Security Ch.01
453.0500 +S.C. Dept. of Youth Services Maintenance Ch.02
039.9600 +S.C. Dept. of Youth Services Primary Ch.01
159.3750 +S.C. Forestry Commission Fire Control Area Use Ch.03
159.2700 +S.C. Forestry Commission Statewide Operations Ch.01
159.3000 +S.C. Forestry Commission Administration Ch.02
047.2200 +S.C. Highway Department Road Maintenance Ch.01
154.9800 +S.C. Highway Dept. Weight Unit Ch.01
042.0600 +S.C. Highway Patrol Base/Car Ch.08
042.1000 +S.C. Highway Patrol Base/Car Ch.01
042.3400 +S.C. Highway Patrol Base/Car(Midlands) Ch.06
042.1200 +S.C. Highway Patrol Base/Car(North) Ch.03
042.0800 +S.C. Highway Patrol Base/Car(South) Ch.04
042.2600 +S.C. Highway Patrol Car/Base Ch.02
042.1400 +S.C. Highway Patrol Car/Car Ch.07
155.9550 +S.C. Highway Patrol POLICE INTERSYSTEM Ch.01
154.6500 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Aeronautics Ch.04
159.0900 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Input to 154.6650 Ch.06
154.6650 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Investigations Ch.01
154.6950 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Investigations Ch.02
155.5800 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Narcotics Ch.03
155.4450 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Nat. Law Enf. Freq
155.4750 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Nat. Law Enf. Freq.
158.9100 +S.C. Law Enforcement Div. Walkie Talkies Ch.07
453.7250 +S.C. Parks/Rec/Tourism Operations Ch.01
047.9000 +S.C. Public Service Authority Operations Ch.01
155.7600 +S.C. Public Service Comm. Transportation Ch.02
453.2250 +S.C. State Ports Authority Operations Ch.01
453.4000 +S.C. State Ports Authority Police Ch.01
151.3250 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Aiken,Long MT Ch.03
151.4450 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Camden,Georgetown Ch.08
151.2500 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Input/Mobile Rpt
151.4150 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Columbia,Florence Ch.06
151.4300 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Conway,Charleston Ch.07
151.2950 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Greenwood,Orangeburg Ch.02
151.1600 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Hampton,Little MT Ch.01
151.3700 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Rock Hill Ch.05
151.3400 +S.C. Wildlife Dept. Sumter Ch.04

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* Police Call - St. Louis Style - 1991 Edition V 1.00 *
**************************************************************

South County Area
-----------------

MHZ Description

154.1600 South County Fire Dispatch (KAK618)
153.8900 South County Fire Ground
153.8300 South County Fire Command Channel
155.1150 Mehlville and Rock Community Administration

154.8450 Affton Police (St. Louis County 3rd)
155.6550 Lemay Police (St. Louis County 4th)
154.8900 St. Louis County Police Car to Car
154.8150 Sunset Hills Police
155.5800 Shrewsbury Police (Dispatched by Webster: Also Warson Woods)
453.5750 Crestwood Police

Jefferson County Area
---------------------

MHZ Description

155.2950 Rocktownship Ambulance
154.3100 Jefferson County Fire Dispatch (KAF919)
154.3850 Potosi Fire

453.8000 Arnold Police (Main)
458.8000 Arnold Police (ALT)
155.6400 Jefferson County Sheriff
156.1500 Jefferson County Sheriff Car to Car
155.6100 Flatriver Police
155.7300 Potosi Police

Central County Area
-------------------

MHZ Description

154.2200 Central County Fire Dispatch (KAF919)
154.3700 Central County Fire Ground (Glendale Fire Dispatch)
154.8000 Clayton Police
155.6250 Bridgeton Police
155.5800 Glendale Police
154.7850 Ballwin Police
155.0250 Berkley Police
155.7900 Maplewood Police
155.5200 Brentwood Police
158.9100 Webster Groves Police
155.5800 Warson Woods Police (Dispatched by Webster Groves)
155.2500 Kirkwood Police

North County Area
-----------------

MHZ Description

155.4900 St. Charles Police
154.8750 St. Louis County Police 1st
154.7450 Hazelwood Police
155.0100 Ferguson Police
453.2750 Florissant Police Tac 1
453.3250 Florissant Police Tac 2
453.8875 Florissant Police
856.2375 Maryland Heights Police
159.1500 Lake St. Louis Police

State
-----
42.0600 MO State Police Troops A,B,E,I,H, and G
42.1200 MO State Police Troops D,F,C,E, and Metro for Lees Summit
42.2200 MO State Police Troops E
42.0200 MO State Police Unit to Unit
42.3200 MO State Police (Paired with 42.06)
42.3800 MO State Police Point to Point (Paired with 42.12)

151.1300 MO Highway Dept
151.0400 MO Highway Dept -RPT
156.0450 MO Highway Dept -STL

City of St. Louis
-----------------
154.1300 St. Louis City Fire Dispatch F1
154.0100 St. Louis City Fire Callback F2
153.9500 St. Louis City Fire Ground F3

Special Notes
-------------

EMS: ALL Ambulances Use the following Freq's

155.3400 H.E.A.R. System 340 ( Called HEAR340)

463.XXXX Med Channel Hospital End
468.XXXX Med Channel Ambulance End

Med Channels start at .0000 and end at .1750 with .0250 steps for a total
of
8 channels. The Ambulance uses 468.XXXX and the Hospital uses 463.XXXX both
at
the same time.

Police:

154.8900 St. Louis County Car to Car
All of St. Louis County Cars use this for general chatting and specific
details about calls if a dispatcher isn't needed.

155.4750 Police Mutual Aid
All Police Dept use this for quicker handling of calls for out of county
matters (IE: APB's)

FIRE:

154.2800 Fire Mutual Aid
All Fire Dept are equiped with this and is also used by police to call for
fire equipment.

Misc Freq's That May be interesting:
------------------------------------

460.6625 Arnold Rental Center (Arnold Mo at I-55 and 141)
462.9750 Abbot Ambulance
47.5000 Gateway Ambulance
161.7300 KMOX Jet Copter One
155.5350 St. Louis Community College

*****************************************************************************
*
Hope you Enjoy this file..... I know this IS NOT by far a complete list.
As of right now these are the Freq's I have personally verified myself. I
have
pages to go. If you have any additions or corrections please let me know VIA
The File Cabinet BBS (314) 966-2587
Austin James

Massachusetts State Police

Ch. 1 42.44 Emergency and Tactical Ops
Ch. 2 42.34 Troop A and Car-Car in Western Mass
Ch. 3 42.40 Troop C
Ch. 4 42.50 Troop D and Car-Car in Western Mass
Ch. 5 42.54 Headquaters Units/Command/Detectives/Car-Car
Ch. 6 42.46 Troop B and Car-Car in Eastern Mass
Ch. 7 42.42 Detectives/Surveillance/Radar Patrols
Ch. 8 44.74 Governor's Auto Theft Strike Force
Ch. 9 44.90 Governor's Auto Theft Strike Force/Car-Car on Mass Pike

Also used by Radar units is 42.38 the CTCSS for all but Ch. 8 & Ch.9
are 141.3, Ch.8 and 9 are CSQ only

617/527.oo91

STATE POLICE FREQUENCIES
------------------------

Source: Monitoring Times Magazine
of the Hotline BBS 304-736-9169

This was from an older article of Monitoring Times, specifically the best of
MT 1985, however this should still give you a perspective of the Freq's they
are using and most should still be accurate, except those which have moved
to the 800 mhz portion..

Codes:

ABC ALCOHOL SPM ST PATROL CARS
AID MUTUAL AID SPI PATROL INTERSTAION
AIR AIRCRAFT CHANNEL SW STATEWIDE CHANNEL
ALL ALL POLICE DEPTS. TAC SPECIAL OPERATIONS
BDG MAJOR BRIDGES TOLL TOLL GATE ON TURNPIKE
BOATS STATE POL. BOATS TP TURNPIKE POLICE
BOX HWY CALL BOXES TUN TUNNELS
-C- CENTER OF CITY USBP U.S. BORDER PATROL
C-C CAR TO CAR USC U.S. CUSTOMS
CP COMMON POLICE CH. VHF HIGH BAND CHANNEL
CW CITY WIDE W<< WEST OF CITY
DOH DEPT. OF HWY'S WT WALKIE TALKIE
DOT DEPT. OF TRANS. WTS WEIGHT STATIONS
>>E EAST OF CITY 3WY MR TO DISPATCH ONLY
EMS MEDICAL
HQ PRIMARY CHANNEL
MR MOBILE REPEATER
R))) RADAR
RPT REPEATER
SP STATE PATROL
SPL SPECIAL OPERATIONS

ALABAMA SP MARYLAND SP OKLAHOMA SP

SP1 158.790 SP1 39.10 SP 861.2125
SP2 159.030 SP2 39.26 SP 862.2125
SP3 154.920 SP3 39.30 SP 863.2125
SP4 155.445 SP4 39.34 SP 864.2125
SPM 155.475 SP5 39.14 SP 865.2125
CP 155.010 SP6 39.32 ---------------
DOH 151.055 SP7 39.38 SP1 44.70
-------------- SP8 39.24 M 44.90
NATCHEZ TRA SP9 39.52 3WY 154.935
NAT 171.675 SP10 39.04 SP2 45.22
NAT 171.775 SP11 39.06 M 45.18
SP12 39.40 3WY 154.695
ARIZONA SP BOAT 39.22 SP 45.10
SPI 155.190 3WY 154.905
SP 460.025 SPI 155.475 3WY 154.920
ALL 460.225 MR 155.730 SPI 155.670
SW 460.275 JFK 151.040 ALL 155.490
SP 460.300 -------------- ALL 155.760
SP 460.325 BLT/W PKWAY ---------------
SP 460.400 295 159.315 OK TURNPIKE
SP 460.425 -------------- TP 159.000
SP 460.475 TOLL 453.100 TP 159.120
SPL 460.500 TOLL 453.575 WEATHER !!!
BOX 453.025 TOLL 453.975 EMER 462.875
SW 154.935 -------------- --------------
SWM 155.190 DOH1 47.32 DOT 151.025
-------------- DOH2 47.26 DOT 151.040
USBP 163.625 DOH3 47.40 DOT 151.115
USC 165.237 DOH4 47.14 WT 154.115
--------------
GRAND CANYON MASSACHUSETTS SP OREGON SP
GC 172.450
GC 172.575 SP1 42.44 SP1 42.88
GC 168.350 SP2 42.34 SP2 42.94
SP3 42.40 SP3 42.82
ARKANSAS SP SP4 42.50 SP4 42.86
SP5 42.54 SP5 42.56
SP1 44.74 SP6 42.46 SP6 42.90
SP2 44.62 C-C 42.42 SP7 42.92
SP3 44.66 R))) 42.38 AIR8 42.78
C-C 44.78 SW 44.74 R))) 42.44
MR 154.785 TAC 44.90 ------------
ALL 37.20 MR 154.920 -PORTABLES-
ALL 37.24 TP 156.240 WT 154.695
------------- TP 158.970 WT 154.860
DOH 151.055 TP 159.030 WT 154.905
DOH 151.070 TP 159.180 WT 154.935
DOH 151.085 DOH 47.14 NAT 155.475
DOH 151.100 DOH 47.26 WT 155.505
DOH 47.28 SPI 159.030
CALIFORNIA DOH 47.36 DOT 47.04
DOT 47.06
SLVR 42.08 MICHIGAN DOT 47.16
M 42.28 DOT 47.18
GOLD 42.12 SP1 42.94
M 42.20 SP2 42.68 PENNSYLVANIA SP
BLUE 42.34 SP3 42.02
M 42.18 SP4 42.64 <A> 155.580
PRPL 42.40 SP5 42.86 CAR 155.790
M 42.16 SW 42.48 <B> 155.670
TAN 42.42 SW 42.56 CAR 155.910
M 42.84 SW 45.28 <C> 155.505
RED 42.44 SW M 42.74 CAR 155.850
M 42.28 ------------ C-C 154.755
PINK 42.44 DETECTIVES RPT 159.210
M 42.76 RED 154.665 SPI 42.600
BLK 42.46 SW 154.905 --------------
M 42.70 GRN 154.920 TP1 159.045
GREY 42.48 WHT 155.460 TP2 159.075
M 42.68 BLU 155.505 C-C 159.000
BRWN 42.50 -------------- TP 156.195
M 42.82 SPI 155.370 TP 156.225
YELO 42.52 NAT 155.475 TP 159.030
M 42.30 SWE 155.865 TP 159.185
GRN 42.54 BDG 156.180 --TUNNELS--
M 42.24 BDG 453.950 TUN 453.150
WHT 42.56 DOT 151.040 TUN 453.300
M 42.72 DOT 151.055 TUN 453.650
COPR 42.60 DOT 151.085 --------------
M 42.74 DOT 151.115 DOT 47.14
ORNG 42.88 DOT 47.14 DOT 47.28
M 42.66 DOT 47.22 DOT 47.30
MR 154.905 DOT 47.26 DOT 47.38
ALL 154.920 DOT 47.32 WT 151.100
--------------
-EMERGENCY- MINNESOTA SP RHODE ISLAND SP
ALL 153.755
OES 154.160 MPLS 42.92 SP1 154.935
OES 154.220 M 42.66 SP2 154.905
OES 154.280 ST P 42.64 3R)) 155.445
M 42.72 SP4 155.505
COLORADO SP RCH 42.54 SP5 155.610
M 42.76 SP6 155.475
SP 154.665 ST C 154.920 SP7 154.695
CAR 154.740 M 159.210 SP8 155.190
SP 154.935 SW 42.82 SPI 158.970
CAR 154.770 AIR)) 42.88 TAC 159.150
SP 154.695 SP 45.66 DOT 47.22
CAR 154.830 MR 154.905 DOT 47.34
ALL 154.905 MR 154.920
NAT 155.475 MR 155.505 SOUTH CAROLINA SP
DOH 47.02 SPI 155.370
DOH 47.10 NAT 155.475 SP1 42.10
TUN 453.200 DOT 151.025 SP2 42.26
--------------- DOT 151.055 SP3 42.12
-EMERGENCY- DOT 151.070 SP4 42.08
ALL 453.625 DOT 151.115 SPI 155.955
ALL 460.100 SP6 42.34
ALL 460.425 MISSISSIPPI SP7 42.14
DOT 47.22
CONNECTICUT SP 42.08 DOT 47.34
CARS 42.30 WEIGHT UNIT
SP1 42.04 SP 42.12 CH3 154.980
SP2 43.36 CARS 42.18
SP3 42.48 SP 42.16 SOUTH DAKOTA
SP4 42.52 CARS 42.24
SP5 42.18 SW 42.02 SP1 39.10
6R)) 42.30 SW 155.490 SP2 39.12
7R)) 42.20 SPI 155.535 SP 39.16
8R)) 42.24 WTS 154.695 SP 39.22
TAC 42.32 WTS 155.460 SP 39.24
TAC 42.58 CP 45.22 SP 39.28
SW 45.86 CP 45.30 SP 39.32
SPI 154.665 DOH 47.14 DOT 154.025
MR 154.830 DOH 47.22 DOT 154.100
SWAT 155.475 DOH 47.26 DOT 154.115
DOT 47.38 DOH 47.34
DOT 47.30 ----------- TENNESSEE SP
EMER 453.550 NATCHEZ TRA
PKWY 171.675 SP 42.42
DELAWARE SP PKWY 171.775 3WY 155.430
SP 42.56
SP1 154.665 MISSOURI SP 3WY 155.505
SPM 154.770 SP 42.36
SP2 154.755 SP 42.06 3WY 155.655
SPM 154.650 CARS 42.22 SP 42.28
SPM 154.710 SP 42.12 C-C 42.26
SP4 154.695 CARS 42.32 SPI 155.370
SP7 155.475 SPI 42.38 TAC 45.58
SP8 154.860 3WY 154.695 TAC 45.62
SP 45.02 3WY 154.905 TAC 45.66
SPM 44.86 3WY 154.920 TAC 45.70
DOT 47.34 SPI 155.370 DOT 47.28
DOT 47.22 NAT 155.475 DOT 47.36
TP 156.135 CP 155.730 DOT 151.010
BDG 151.070 DOT 151.040 DOT 151.040
DOT 151.070 DOT 151.070
IDAHO DOT 151.130 DOT 151.130
DOT 159.180
SP1 460.100 MONTANA SP CP 37.26
SP2 460.200 AID 460.400
C-C 465.275 SP 39.90
SP4 460.025 CP 39.82 TEXAS SP
DET 460.300 SW 39.88
SPL 460.525 SWE 39.98 SP1 154.680
NEW 460.550 SPI 154.665 SP2 155.460
DOT 453.150 C-C 154.695 SP3 154.950
DOT 453.800 RPT 154.815 SP4 155.370
EMER 461.025 RPT 154.920 SP7 155.445
NAT 154.475 SP8 154.695
ILLINOIS SP SWE 153.905 TP 157.350
CP 155.790 WTS 156.210
CHGO 42.34 DOH 150.995 NEW 159.150
SP 42.36 DOH 151.010 3WY 154.665
SP 42.44 DOH 151.025 3WY 159.090
SP 42.46 DOH 151.040 3WY 159.210
ALL+ 42.50 DOH 151.055 BDG 156.150
SP 42.52 DOH 151.070 DOT 47.02
SP 42.54 DOH 151.130 DOT 47.06
CHGO 42.56 DOT 47.08
SP 42.60 NEBRASKA SP DOT 47.18
SP 42.62 USBP 163.625
SP 42.66 SP 42.46 USBP 163.775
CAR 42.68 M 42.20
CAR 42.70 M 42.30 UTAH SP
CAR 42.72 SP 42.34
CAR 42.84 SW 39.90 NE 155.070
------------- CP 39.46 OGDN 155.310
VHF 154.665 CP 39.58 SW 155.505
VHF 154.680 SWE 39.82 SP 155.550
VHF 154.695 SWF 39.98 SW 155.565
TAC 154.710 DOH 47.08 SLC 155.580
VHF 154.845 DOH 47.16 BRIG 155.595
VHF 154.920 DOH 47.20 NE 155.610
VHF 154.935 DOH 47.24 OREM 155.625
911 155.055 LOGN 155.655
SPI 155.370 NEVADA SP C-C 155.745
AIR+ 155.460 W< 155.910
NAT 155.475 SP1 42.94 DOT 47.04
MR 155.505 SP2 42.78 DOT 47.12
-------------- SP3 42.56 DOT 47.16
TOLL ROADS SP4 42.88 DOT 47.18
F1 854.9875 SP 42.50
F2 855.2375 SP 42.58 VERMONT SP
F3 855.4875 DOT 151.01
F4 855.7375 DOT 151.040 ALL 460.025
F5 855.9265 DOT 151.100 NE 460.150
C-C 155.925 DOT 159.130 SP 460.225
-------------- DOT 159.180 SPI 460.475
DOT 150.995 DMV 172.000 SP 460.300
DOT 151.070 TUN 451.025 SP 460.375
DOT 151.100 SP 460.425
DOT 453.700 NEW HAMPSHIRE SP SP 460.275
-------------- CP 460.450
SPI 39.46 SP 851.0125 C-C 460.500
CPSW 39.50 SP 855.2125 TAC 42.86
SP 856.2125 DPT 159.075
INDIANA SP --------------- DOT 159.180
SP1 44.94 DOT 159.195
SP1 42.42 SP2 44.82
SP2 42.40 SP3 45.26 VIRGINIA SP
SP3 42.12 SP4 45.30
SP4 42.16 AIR)) 45.18 SP 158.985
SPM 42.26 SP6 45.22 M 154.905
SPM 42.32 NAT 155.475 SP 159.000
TOLL 154.755 VHF 155.910 M 154.935
TOLL 155.415 VHF 156.090 SP 159.135
CD 155.025 -------------- M 155.460
CP 155.130 DOH 453.625 SP 159.165
SPI 155.370 DOH 453.675 M 155.445
MR 155.445 DOH 453.775 TAC 154.695
NAT 155.475 DOH 453.925 C-C 154.665
DOH 47.28 DOH 453.975 RPT 458.350
DOH 47.36 TOLL 453.850
NEW JERSEY SP ALL 39.54
IOWA SW< 462.200
SP1 44.94 TUN 154.025
SPI 155.640 SP2 44.62 BDG 45.68
M 154.650 SP3 44.66 DOT 47.22
SP2 155.655 SP4 44.98 DOT 47.28
M 154.755 5C-C 44.78 DOT 47.30
SP3 155.565 6R)) 45.00 DOT 47.34
M 154.665 TP 45.82
3WY 453.625 ------------ WASHINGTON SP
SPI 155.370 NJ TURNPIKE
C-C 155.430 TP 155.190 SP1 155.970
TAC 155.445 C-C 154.935 SP2 154.770
NAT 155.475 TP 155.580 SP3 155.580
AIR 155.505 C-C 154.460 SP4 155.520
WIS 155.970 TP 154.905 SP5 154.845
DOT 159.180 TP 159.180 SP6 158.790
DOT 159.195 TP 453.875 SP7 154.680
-------------- -------------- F14 155.850
CP1 155.790 G S PARKWAY F15 154.665
CP2 155.685 A 851.3375 F16 154.695
CP3 155.700 B 852.1625 F17 154.935
C 852.7375 F18 155.505
FLORIDA D 853.8625 F19 154.920
GS1 158.910 F20 154.755
SP1 154.665 GS2 155.505 SPI 155.370
M 155.460 GS3 154.950 AIR 453.475
SP2 154.680 GS4 154.680 3WY 453.925
M 155.445 GS5 154.920 3WY 458.475
SP3 154.695 GS6 155.460 3WY 458.925
M 155.505 NAT 155.475 DOT 46.52
C-C 154.920 -------------- DOT 46.54
AIR 154.920 A C EXP WAY DOT 46.58
SPI 155.370 AC 453.700 DOT 47.02
-------------- AC 453.900 DOT 47.10
TP 453.575 -------------- DOT 47.20
TP 453.625 DOT 47.14 DOT 47.24
TP 453.675 DOT 47.26 DOT 151.010
TP 453.725 DOT 47.36 DOT 151.025
-------------- DOT 47.40 DOT 151.040
ALGTR ALLEY DOT 151.070
#84 151.310 NEW MEXICO SP
WEST VIRGINIA
GEORGIA SP SP 155.520
SPM 155.535 SPHUNT 42.10
SP 154.680 SP 155.565 SPCHAR 42.12
SPM 154.800 SPM 155.655 CARS 42.26
ATL 155.910 SP 155.580 3WY 155.505
SW 154.905 SPM 155.685 TP 155.430
SW 154.935 SP 155.790 TP 156.150
GBI 154.815 SPM 155.730 CP 39.98
GBI 155.505 SW1 155.370 DOH 47.14
DOH 47.32 SW2 155.550 DOH 47.28
DOH 47.34 SW4 154.920 DOH 47.32
-------------- ALL 154.875 DOH 47.36
ATL AREA PD NAT 155.475
ON I-75/-85 DOH 151.070 WISCONSIN SP
85N 460.175 DOH 151.085
85N 460.275 DOH 151.100 SP 154.680
285E 460.400 DOH 151.115 M 159.420
285W 158.775 DOH 151.130 SP 155.445
285E 460.450 M 159.285
85S 159.210 NEW YORK SP SP 154.905
75N 460.325 M 159.450
SP 154.905 SP 154.935
KANSAS SP SP 155.445 C-C 151.460
SP 155.460 NAT 155.475
SP 44.94 SP 155.505 SPI 155.370
SPM 45.18 SP 155.535 DOT 47.32
SP 44.98 SP 155.655 DOT 47.40
SPM 44.82 M 154.680 DOT 151.040
AIR 45.14 M 154.920 DOT 453.325
------------- M 154.935 DOT 453.475
KS TURNPIKE M 154.950 DOT 453.575
<A> 154.830 M 155.520 DOT 453.925
<B> 154.680 M 155.595
<C> 154.905 M 155.740 WYOMING SP
TOLL 151.085 SW2 154.665
TOLL 151.100 SW3 155.370 SP1 155.445
-------------- SW4 154.695 SP3 156.750
DOT 47.06 BCI 155.565 SP4 154.875
DOT 47.18 NAT 155.475 AID 155.640
CPI 39.46 R))) 42.14 CID 155.580
CP 39.58 TUN 153.550 DOH 156.015
--------------- DOH 156.630
KENTUCKY SP TACONIC PKWY
PK 158.775
R)) 453.300 HUDSON PKWY
SP 453.450 PK 159.195
SP 453.500 NY THRUWAY
SP 453.550 TW 453.425
SP 453.600 TW 453.525
PR 453.800 --------------
SP 453.850 DOT 47.22
TAC 453.900 DOT 47.32
TAC 453.950 DOT 47.34
MR 154.665 DOT 47.40
NAT 154.475
SPI 155.370 NORT CAROLINA
DOT 44.62
DOT 44.78 SP1 42.62
DOT 45.86 M2 42.78
DOH 47.14 SP3 42.52
DOH 47.22 M4 42.80
DOH 47.26 SP5 42.60
DOH 47.38 M6 42.66
DOH 156.045 SP7 42.64
DOH 156.060 M8 42.76
DOH 156.075 SP9 42.50
DOH 156.135 M10 42.70
CC11 42.82
LOUISIANA SPI 155.190
I-10 & 12 --------------
10E 158.970 MOBILE RPTR
M 155.655 >E 155.370
12E 155.910 W< 155.505
M 154.680 NW 456.050
10BR 155.505 W< 456.075
M 154.8775 SE 456.150
HQBR 154.755 W< 456.175
M 159.315 W< 457.050
10LF 154.695 >E 457.250
M 155.595 NW 457.350
10W 154.935 85N 457.400
M 155.625 SE 467.200
--------------- SE 467.250
I-20 --------------
20E 155.565 -ST BUREAU-
M 154.920 -OF INVEST-
20W 154.935 SBI 154.905
M 155.625 SBI 159.090
--------------- SBI 159.150
I-55 SB-9 42.72
55N 155.910 SB-10 42.58
M 154.680 ------------
55S 158.970 DOH 47.14
M 155.655 DOH 47.26
ALEX 154.755 DOH 47.47
M 155.445 DOH 47.32
GRAY 155.565 DOH 47.38
M 154.920 ------------
L'VL 154.905 -NAT PARKS-
M 155.460 SMOK 167.150
OPLS 155.850 BLRG 167.175
M 154.815
--------------- N DAKOTA SP
TAC 154.950
1M 151.280 SP1 154.905
TAC 154.800 SP2 154.935
2M 159.450 SP3 155.450
--------------- SP4 155.505
3WY 453.450 SP5 155.475
3WY 458.450 SP6 155.370
LK P 453.950 AIR 156.030
--------------- DOH 47.08
DOH1 47.32 DOH 47.16
DOH2 47.38 DOH 47.20
DOH3 47.30 DOH 47.24
DOH4 47.40 DOH 151.040
DOH5 47.28 DOH 151.055
DOH6 47.36 DOH 151.085
-------------- DOH 151.100
OLD SP SYS
SP 39.20 OHIO SP
SP 39.28
SP+ 39.30 SP 44.7

ALL 39.50 M 44.86
SPM 39.62 SP 44.94
CID 39.66 M 45.26
CID 39.92 SP 44.98
SW 39.96 CARS 44.82
GAME 31.06 AIR 45.02
AUX 45.10
MAINE SP ALL 154.680
ALL 154.935
PDI 155.370
SP1 154.710 NAT 155.475
SP2 154.695 --------------
SP3 154.665 OH TURNPIKE
SP4 154.650 TP 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

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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
Kol Israel | 7460, 9385, 9435, 11605, 15615, 15640
Radio Japan | 17810, 17845
Radio Prague | 5930, 7345, 11990, 15540
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

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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 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
Radio Five, South Africa | 4880
Radio Beijing | 9690, 11715, 15130, 15455, 17855
Deutsche Welle, Germany | 6085, 9545, 9605
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
United Arab Emirates Radio| 11940, 15435
Radio Nederland | 6165, 9590
Voice of Greece | 7430, 9395, 9420

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0400 BBC World Service | 5975, 6175, 9590, 9915, 15260, 3955,12095
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 Romania | 5990, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940, 15380
Radio Prague International| 5930, 7345, 11680
Radio Beijing | 11685
Christian Science Monitor | 9870, 13760
HCJB, Ecuador | 6230, 9720, 9745, 11775
Voice of Nigeria | 7255
Kol Israel | 7460, 9435, 9455, 11588, 11605, 15650,17630
Radio New Zealand | 17675
Radio Beijing | 11840
0530 GBC, Ghana | 3366, 4915
Radio Austria Internat. | 6015
AWR, Italy | 7230
UAE Radio | 15435, 17830, 21700
Radio Korea | 6060, 9570, 7275
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
Radio Australia | 9655, 11720
HCJB, Ecuador | 6210, 9610, 9655, 9745
Radio New Zealand | 9855
SIBC, Solomon Islands | 9545

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0730 Radio Finland Internat. | 6120, 9560, 11755
Radio Sofia, Bulgaria | 9700, 11720
Radio Prague | 11685, 17840, 21705
Radio Nederland | 9630, 9715
KYOI, Saipan, N. Marianas | 17780
Radio Australia | 9580, 9655, 17715, 17750
KNLS, Alaska | 11715
AWR Europe, Portugal | 9760
Radio Korea | 7550, 13670
0830 Radio Nederlands | 9630, 9715, 9770
KTWR, Guam | 11805
Radio New Zealand | 6100, 9850
ABC, Brisbane, Australia | 4920, 9660
Radio Berlin Internat. | 17875, 11890
NBC, Papua, New Guinea | 4890
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
KHBN, Guam | 9830
1030 Radio Nederland | 6020, 9675
UAE Radio | 15320, 15435, 17865
Radio Korea | 11715
HCJB, Ecuador | 11925
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
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
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1130 Radio Berlin Internat. | 15440, 17880, 21465, 21540
Radio Thailand | 9655, 11905
VOIRI, Iran | 9575, 9705, 11715, 11790, 11940
Radio Canada Internatinal | 9635, 11855, 17820
Radio Tashkent, Uzbek SSR | 9540, 9600, 9715, 11785, 15460
Radio Australia | 9580, 9710, 11800
HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890
Radio Beijing | 9665, 17710, 17855, 11600, 11660
Vatican Radio | 15190, 17685, 21515, 17840
Radio Yugoslavia | 17740, 21555, 25795
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
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
Radio Canada International| 9635, 11855, 17820
Radio Pyongyang, N. Korea | 9325, 9345, 9600, 11735
Radio Australia | 9580
HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890
Radio Peace/Progress, USSR| 11870, 15180, 17635, 17805, 21505
1330 United Arab Emirates Radio| 15435, 17775, 21605
BRT, Belgium | 17555, 21815
Radio Tashkent, Uzbek SSR | 9540, 9600, 9715, 11785, 15460
All India Radio | 9565, 11760, 15335
Radio Canada International| 11955, 17820
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
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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
Afrique Numero Un, Gabon | 15200, 17630, 15475
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
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
HCJB, Ecuador | 11740, 17890
Voice of America | 15410, 15580, 17785, 17800, 17870
Radio Pakistan | 13665, 15605, 17555, 17650, 21740
BSKSA, Saudi Arabia | 9705, 9720
Radio Norway (Sundays) | 17765, 21705
1630 Belgische Radio, Belgium | 17595, 21810
Voice of America | 15410, 15445, 15580, 17785, 17870
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

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Radio Kiev | 7330, 9560, 9600, 11780
Radio Prague | 5930, 7345
Voice of America | 6040, 9760, 11760, 15205, 17785, 17800
Radio Jordan | 9560, 13655
Kol Israel | 7405, 9455, 9930, 11585
Radio Korea | 15575
Radio Afghanistan | 9635, 15510, 17745
Radio Peace, Costa Rica | 13630, 21566
WINB, Pennsylvania | 15295
1830 Radio Yugoslavia | 7215, 9660, 11735
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
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 Damascus, Syria | 12085, 15095, 17710
Radio Baghdad, Iraq | 13660
Radio Pyongyang | 6576, 9345, 9640, 9977
Kol Israel | 7355, 7462, 9435, 9855, 11605
Voice of America | 6040, 9760, 11760, 15205, 17785
Radio Nederlands | 13700, 15560
2030 Radio Cairo | 15375
2045 All India Radio | 7412, 9910, 11620

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Radio Yugoslavia | 5980, 7130, 9620, 9660, 7215, 9660,11735
Radio Baghdad, Iraq | 7295, 9770, 13660
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 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
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 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
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 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
2305 Radio Polonia | 5995, 6175, 7125, 7270
2330 BRT, Belgium | 9925
Radio Kiev | 7400, 11790, 13645, 15180, 15455
Radio Korea | 15575
Radio Budapest | 6110, 9585, 9835, 11910, 15160
Voice of Greece | 9425
Radio/Peace, Costa Rica | 7376USB, 13630, 21566
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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 PREBLE CO. OSP #68 EATON
45.0200 MIAMI CO. OSP #55 PIQUA
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
111.0000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOT
114.5000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT VOR
115.2000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT VOR
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
122.7000 GREENE CO. GREENE CO. AIRPORT
125.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT ATIS


145.1900 MIAMI CO. WEST MILTON FIRE
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 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
154.1900 DARKE CO. ANSONIA FIRE
154.1900 DARKE CO. ARCANUM FIRE
154.1900 DARKE CO. DARKE CO. FIRE NET
154.1900 DARKE CO. GETTYSBURG 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. VERSAILLES FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. CASSTOWN FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. FLETCHER FIRE


154.1900 MIAMI CO. LAURA FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. LUDLOW FALLS FIRE
154.1900 MIAMI CO. MIAMI CO. DISASTER
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. 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
154.8450 CLARK CO. CLARK CO. SO F-3


154.8450 CLARK CO. NEW CARLISLE 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. MADISON TWP PD
155.0550 MONT. CO. WEST CARROLLTON 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
155.2200 MONT. CO. MAD RIVER TWP RESCUE
155.2200 MONT. CO. TROTWOOD RESCUE
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
155.4150 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-1/A
155.4900 MONT. CO. KETTERING PD
155.5650 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO F-5/C
155.5950 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK PD MOBIL
155.5950 GREENE CO. GREENE CO. SO
155.6100 MONT. CO. HUBER HEIGHTS PD
155.6100 MONT. CO. MONT. CO. SO DETECT.
155.6400 GREENE CO. BEAVERCREEK PD
155.6550 DARKE CO. DARKE CO. SO


155.6550 MIAMI CO. BRADFORD PD
155.6550 MIAMI CO. COVINGTON 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
155.7750 GREENE CO. XENIA FIRE
155.7900 CLARK CO. CLARK CO. SO
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
257.8000 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIR TOWER
269.9000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT ATI
335.8000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT GROUND
344.6000 GREENE CO. WRIGHT PATT PM
453.2750 MONT. CO. DAYTON AIRPORT SECUR
463.1750 STATEWIDE EMS CHANNEL MED 8
855.4625 MONT. CO. CENTERVILLE PD
860.7125 MONT. CO. DAYTON (CONTROL)

TACTICAL AIR COMMAND
TAC

North Carolina and area
SHAW AIR FORCE BASE
MYRTLE BEACH AFB
354th TACTICAL FIGHTER WING

TAC Frequencies:

HF SSB VOICE NET FREQUENCIES
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(KHZ) Description

4711 Jacksonville Control
4725 Air to Air Refueling
4742 Scott Airways
5703 TAC Bases Common
6723 Jacksonville Control
6727 Scott Airways
11182 Scott Airways
15015 Scott Airways

TAC LOW BAND FM FREQUENCIES
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(MHZ) Description

40.50 Emergency
32.85 Myrtle Beach Tactical

TAC VHF-AM FREQUENCIES
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(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
138.650 Tactical Operations

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
295.900 Tactical Operations
321.100 Air to Air Mission
327.300 Shaw Departure/Arrive (N)
342.500 Shaw METRO (weather)
342.500 Shaw
348.400 Shaw Tower
358.300 Shaw Depart/Arrive (S)
363.800 TAC Emergency
372.200 Shaw Base Operations
372.800 Shaw approach
381.300 TAC Command Post

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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
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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
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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
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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

I.B.M. and TelCo Frequencies
complements of Tom Filecco, KA2UCP

I.B.M.
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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

THE TOP 100

SCANNER FREQUENCIES


========= ===========

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. AIRCRAFT
122.925 NATURAL RESOURCES AIR
123.05 HELICOPTER
123.1 AIR SEARCH & RESCUE
123.45 PILOTS AIR TO AIR
126.2 MILITARY AIR TOWERS
132.0 GOODYEAR BLIMP
135.575 - 135.625 ATS SATELLITE
143.46 AIR FORCE MARS
143.625 RUSSIAN MIR COSMONAUTS
143.99 ARMY MARS
146.52 HAM WALKIE TALKIE
148.15 CIVIL AIR PATROL
150.00 RUSSIAN SATELLITE
151.625 ITINERANT WALKIE TALKIE
152.03 - 152.21 PAGING
152.51 - 152.81 MOBILE PHONE
154.37 FIRE MUTUAL AID
154.60 BUS.PAGING/COMM.
155.16 HOSPITAL/AMBULANCE
155.37 POLICE MUTUAL AID
155.475 POLICE INTERSYSTEM
156.8 BOATS CALL/DISTRESS
157.05 COAST GUARD
157.10 COAST GUARD
157.15 COAST GUARD
159.495 BRINKS TRUCKS
159.60 WELLS FARGO TRUCKS
161.64 - 162.55 WEATHER SERVICE
163.10 FED GOVT PORTABLE
163.20 U.S. MARSHAL
163.4125 ARMY CORPS OF ENG.
163.4375 ARMY CORPS OF ENG.
165.2875 ATF
165.950 IRS
167.05 FCC
167.5625 FBI
170.20 FED'L DISASTER NETWORK
170.875 FEDERAL PRISONS
170.925 FEDERAL PRISONS
236.6 AIR FORCE TOWERS
241.0 NATIONAL GUARD
243.0 MILITARY AIRCRAFT
CALLING/DISTRESS
255.4 MIL. FLIGHT WEATHER
257.8 MIL. TOWER CALLING
259.7 SPACE SHUTTLE
264.9 NORAD SECONDARY
266.5 SAC REFUELING
296.8 SPACE SHUTTLE
311.0 SAC PRIMARY
321.0 SAC SECONDARY
340.2 NAVY TOWERS
364.2 NORAD PRIMARY
381.8 CG AIRCRAFT
408.40 FED. GOVT (SHARED)
415.20 FED PROTECTION SERVICE
415.70 AIR FORCE ONE
417.20 FED PROTECTION SERVICE
418.075 FED GOVT SHARED
459.675 TONE PAGING
460.975 WELLS FARGO TRUCKS
462.95 - 463.175 PARAMEDICS
464.55 PGA TOURNAMENT
469.500 NASCAR RACING
469.9125 GOODYEAR BLIMP SECURITY
869 - 894 CELLULAR TELEPHONES
1090 AIRCRAFT VORTAC

All frequencies are in mhz.



TORONTO AND AREA FREQUENCIES OF INTEREST TO SCANNER OWNERS.

THE FOLLOWING ARE ONLY SOME OF THE MANY FREQUENCIES IN USE IN THE TORONTO
AREA. THE LISTING THAT FOLLOWS ARE THE MOST ACTIVE DAILY.

MHZ
PEARSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT- 118.0 control tower
- 118.7 clearance/departures-arrivals
- 119.3 VFR-Tower
- 120.825 ATIS
- 121.3 ground control
- 122.35 TERMINAL FORCASTS
- 125.4 Toronto Arrivals
- 127.0 Toronto Center
- 129.275 Air Ambulance (MEDCOMM)
- 130.375 Toronto Stock (AirCanada)
- 130.8 Canadian Airlines Int.
- 133.1 ATIS
- 461.3625 Air Canada Cargo
- 462.425 Air Canada Base
- 467.4375 Air Canada Load

FIRE DEPARTMENTS - 154.325 Etobicoke

- 153.830 North York - Operations
- 153.395 North York - freq 2

- 154.400 East York

- 154.890 York

- 154.430 Scarborough - Operations
- 154.265 Scarborough
- 153.950 Scarborough

- 411.9875 Toronto - Operations
- 411.7875 Toronto - TAC 2
- 411.8625 Toronto - TAC 4
- 412.3125 District Chief

AMBULANCE - 152.375 North West Area 1 (BLS)
- 151.820 North East Area 2 (BLS)
- 150.530 South West Area 3 (BLS)
BLS = BASIC LIFE SUPPORT - 148.165 South East Area 4 (BLS)
ALS = ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT - 143.340 Paramedics (ALS)
- 148.360 Supervisors freq.7
- 150.100 Provincial Common
- 414.2625 Provicial Common RPT.

POLICE DIVISIONS DESK BASE MOBILE DIVISION

142.875 138.675 11 , 12
142.305 138.105 13
142.965 138.855 14
142.905 138.705 21 , 22 ,23
142.035 138.945 31

142.065 138.975 32 , 33
142.725 138.315 41
142.155 138.045 42 , 43
142.335 138.135 51 , 53
142.995 138.885 52
142.695 138.285 54 , 55

MITRE FREQUENCIES (hand held units) - 148.850 1 District
- 148.490 2 District
- 410.9625 EMERGENCY TASK FORCE

AGENCY CITY
FREQUENCY
AIR FORCE #1 GOVERMENT 415.700
AIR POLICE 155.865
ALMA CITY POLICE ALMA 155.590
ALMA/MT. PLEASENT/OWOSSO HOSPITAL ALMA/ST,LOUIS/OWOSSO 155.280
ALMA/ST. LOUIS POLICE DEPT. ALMA/ST. LOUIS 155.595
BAY CITY ADMIN. BAY CITY 155.055
BAY CITY AMBULANCE BAY CITY 155.220
BAY CITY FIRE DEPT. BAY CITY 154.400
BAY CITY LEIN BAY CITY 155.625
BAY CITY POLICE DEPT. BAY CITY 155.790
BAY COUNTY FIRE BAY CITY 154.310
BAY COUNTY SHERIFF BAY CITY 158.910
BAY MEDICAL CENTER BAY CITY 155.340
BAYNET SAGINAW 154.905
BRIDGEPORT TWP. POLICE SAGINAW 154.085
BUENA VISTA TWP. POLICE SAGINAW 155.715
CARROLLTON TWP. POLICE SAGINAW 155.115
CARSON CITY POLICE CARSON CITY 155.610
CHANNEL 12 - TV FLINT - SAGINAW 462.650
CHANNEL 5 - TV SAGINAW 450.350
CLARE/MT. PLEASANT POLICE CLARE/MT. PLEASANT 155.490
CLEVELAND CENTER SAGINAW 127.700
CLEVELAND CENTER SAGINAW 133.875
COLEMAN POLICE COLMAN 153.785
CONSUMERS POWER CO. SAGINAW 47.980
DELCO MORAINE - MAINT. DEPT. SAGINAW 462.400
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MI. 44.640
DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES MI. 44.640
DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES MI. 44.720
DOW CHEMICAL SECURITY MIDLAND 153.320
EAST TAWAS CITY FIRE EAST TAWAS 154.415
EASTERN COUNTIES SHERIFF DEPT. 39.100
EMS SAGINAW 155.400
FLINT CITY POLICE #1 FLINT 155.250
FLINT CITY FIRE DEPT. FLINT 154.235
FLUSHING POLICE FLUSHING 155.565
FRANKENMUTH AMB. FRANKENMUTH 155.175
FRANKENMUTH POLICE FRANKENMUTH 154.040
FRANKENMUTH TOWN POLICE FRANKENMUTH 154.040
GENESEE CENTRAL DISPATCH FLINT 155.445
GRATIOT COUNTY POLICE DEPT. GRATIOT CO. 155.760
HOSP. TO AMBULANCE SAGINAW 155.340
HOSPITALS SAGINAW SAGINAW 155.280
INTER CITY SAGINAW 155.370
ISABELLA COUNTY POILCE DEPT. ISABELLA CO. 155.760
ITHACA POLICE DEPT. ITHACA 155.775
KINGS ANSWERING SERVICE SAGINAW 158.700
KREAGER WREAKING SAGINAW 157.470
LEIN SAGINAW 154.725
MARINE DISTRESS CHANNEL #16 156.800
MARINE OPER.: TAWAS, HARBOR BEACH 156.450
MARINE PORT OPER. CHANNEL #2 156.600
MARINE TELEPHONE CHANNEL #28 162.000
AGENCY CITY
FREQUENCY
MI STATE HIGHWAY PLOWS MICHIGAN 151.115
MI. STATE POLICE - AIR TO GROUND MI. 42.480
MI. STATE POLICE - CAR TO CAR MI. 42.560
MI. STATE POLICE - CAR TO POST MI. 42.740
MI. STATE POLICE - POST TO CAR MI. 42.580
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE MI. 152.630
MIDLAND CITY FIRE DEPT. MIDLAND 154.070
MIDLAND CITY POLICE MIDLAND 155.430
MIDLAND CITY POLICE MIDLAND 159.150
MIDLAND COUNTY FIRE DEPT. MIDLAND 154.370
MIDLAND HOSPITAL CENTER MIDLAND 155.175
MIDLAND WARE-SMITH AMBULANCE MIDLAND 155.160
MONTROSE/MT. MORRIS POLICE MONTROSE/MT. MORRIS 155.130
N.O.A.A. WEATHER CLIO 162,400
NI. STATE POLICE - POST TO POST MI. 42.680
NORTHERN COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT. 29.820
POLICE MUTUAL AID SAGINAW 155.865
SAGINAW BAY MOSQUITO CONT COMM BAY CITY 453.200
SAGINAW BAY MOSQUITO CONT COMM BAY CITY 458.200
SAGINAW CITY FIRE SAGINAW 154.130
SAGINAW CITY PLOWS SAGINAW 159.105
SAGINAW COUNTRY SHERIFF SAGINAW 155.640
SAGINAW COUNTY AMBULANCE CENTRAL SAGINAW 155.175
SAGINAW COUNTY FIRE SAGINAW 154.250
SAGINAW COUNTY PLOWS SAGINAW 151.025
SAGINAW COUNTY SHERIFF-CENTRAL DISPATCH SAGINAW 155.550
SAGINAW FAITH AMBULANCE SAGINAW 155.235
SAGINAW GENERAL HOSPITAL SAGINAW 151.950
SAGINAW MERCY AMBULANCE SAGINAW 155.295
SAGINAW POLICE - NO. 1 SAGINAW 155.010
SAGINAW POLICE NO. 2 SAGINAW 155.970
SAGINAW POLICE NO. 3 SAGINAW 155.310
SAGINAW TWP. DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS SAGINAW TWP. 158.235
SAGINAW TWP. FIRE SAGINAW TWP. 154.295
SAGINAW TWP. FIREGOUND SAGINAW 155.820
SAGINAW TWP. POLICE SAGINAW TWP. 155.415
SAGINAW TWP. POLICE SAGINAW TWP. 154.755
ST. LOUIS POLICE ST. LOUIS 155.950
ST. LOUIS POLICE ST. LOUIS 155.610
TRI CITY AIRPORT - APPROACH/DEPARTURE SAGINAW 126.45
TRI CITY AIRPORT - TOWER SAGINAW 120.1
TUSCOLA COUNTY FIRE DEPT. 46.420
TUSCOLA COUNTY SHERIFF - RECEIVE 39.300
TUSCOLA COUNTY SHERIFF - TRANSMIT 39.600
TUSCOLA COUNTY VILLAGE - RECIEVE 39.660
TUSCOLA COUNTY VILLAGE - TRANSMIT 39.540
UNDERCOVER - POLICE ? SAGINAW 156.900
USCG CUTTERS/HELICOPTERS GOVERMENT 157.050
WEST BRANCH FIRE DEPT. WEST BRANCH 154.190

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2 54 60 55.25 59.75
WKYC 3 60 66 61.25 65.75
4 66 72 67.25 71.75
WEWS 5 76 82 77.25 81.75
6 82 88 83.25 87.75
7 174 180 175.25 179.75
WJW 8 180 186 181.25 185.75
9 186 192 187.25 191.75
10 192 198 193.25 197.75
11 198 204 199.25 203.75
12 204 210 205.25 209.75
13 210 216 211.25 215.75
14 470 476 471.25 475.75
15 476 482 477.25 481.75
16 482 488 483.25 487.75
WDLI 17 488 494 489.25 493.75
18 494 500 495.25 499.75
WOIO 19 500 506 501.25 505.75
20 506 512 507.25 511.75
WFMJ 21 512 518 513.25 517.75
22 518 524 519.25 523.75
WAKC 23 524 530 525.25 529.75
24 530 536 531.25 535.75
WVIZ 25 536 542 537.25 541.75
26 542 548 543.25 547.75
WKBN 27 548 554 549.25 553.75
28 554 560 555.25 559.75
29 560 566 561.25 565.75
30 566 572 567.25 571.75
31 572 578 573.25 577.75
32 578 584 579.25 583.75
33 584 590 585.25 589.75
34 590 596 591.25 595.75
35 596 602 597.25 601.75
36 602 608 603.25 607.75
37 608 614 609.25 613.75
38 614 620 615.25 619.75
39 620 626 621.25 625.75
40 626 632 627.25 631.75
41 632 638 633.25 637.75
42 638 644 639.25 643.75
WUAB 43 644 650 645.25 649.75
44 650 656 651.25 655.75
WNEO 45 656 662 657.25 661.75
46 662 668 663.25 667.75
47 668 674 669.25 673.75
48 674 680 675.25 679.75
WEAO 49 680 686 681.25 685.75
50 686 692 687.25 691.75
51 692 698 693.25 697.75
52 698 704 699.25 703.75
53 704 710 705.25 709.75
54 710 716 711.25 715.75
WBNX 55 716 722 717.25 721.75
56 722 728 723.25 727.75
57 728 734 729.25 733.75
58 734 740 735.25 739.75
59 740 746 741.25 745.75
60 746 752 747.25 751.75
WQHS 61 752 758 753.25 757.75
62 758 764 759.25 763.75
63 764 770 765.25 769.75
64 770 776 771.25 775.75
65 776 782 777.25 781.75
66 782 788 783.25 787.75
67 788 794 789.25 793.75
68 794 800 795.25 799.75
69 800 806 801.25 805.75
70 806 812 807.25 811.75
71 812 818 813.25 817.75
72 818 824 819.25 823.75
73 824 830 825.25 829.75
74 830 836 831.25 835.75
75 836 842 837.25 841.75
76 842 848 843.25 847.75
77 848 854 849.25 853.75
78 854 860 855.25 859.75
79 860 866 861.25 865.75
80 866 872 867.25 871.75
81 872 878 873.25 877.75
82 878 884 879.25 883.75
83 884 890 885.25 889.75

TV and Cable Audio
Frequencies

Frequency Emis Signals Service User Name - Call Sign
Location Remarks

59.7500 TV AUDIO CABLE Cable CH 2 Audio Nationwide
CH 2 allocation 54.0000-60.0000
59.7500 FM TV AUDIO BC TV CH 2 Audio Nationwide
CH 2 allocation 54.0000-60.0000
CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000
CH 3 allocation 60.0000-66.0000
CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000
CH 4 allocation 66.0000-72.0000
CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000
CH 5 allocation 76.0000-82.0000
CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000
CH 6 allocation 82.0000-88.0000
CH 12 allocation 204.0000-210.0000
CH 98 allocation 108.0000-114.0000
CH 99 allocation 114.0000-120.0000
CH 14 allocation 120.0000-126.0000
CH 15 allocation 126.0000-132.0000
CH 16 allocation 132.0000-138.0000
CH 17 allocation 138.0000-144.0000
CH 18 allocation 144.0000-150.0000
CH 19 allocation 150.0000-156.0000
CH 20 allocation 156.0000-162.0000
CH 21 allocation 162.0000-168.0000
CH 22 allocation 168.0000-174.0000
CH 7 allocation 174.0000-180.0000
CH 7 allocation 174.0000-180.0000
CH 8 allocation 180.0000-186.0000
CH 8 allocation 180.0000-186.0000
CH 9 allocation 186.0000-192.0000
CH 9 allocation 186.0000-192.0000
CH 10 allocation 192.0000-198.0000
CH 10 allocation 192.0000-198.0000
CH 11 allocation 198.0000-204.0000
CH 11 allocation 198.0000-204.0000
CH 12 allocation 204.0000-210.0000
CH 13 allocation 210.0000-216.0000
CH 13 allocation 210.0000-216.0000
CH 23 allocation 216.0000-222.0000
CH 24 allocation 222.0000-228.0000
CH 25 allocation 228.0000-234.0000
CH 26 allocation 234.0000-240.0000
CH 27 allocation 240.0000-246.0000
CH 28 allocation 246.0000-252.0000
CH 29 allocation 252.0000-258.0000
CH 30 allocation 258.0000-264.0000
CH 31 allocation 264.0000-270.0000
CH 32 allocation 270.0000-276.0000
CH 33 allocation 276.0000-282.0000
CH 34 allocation 282.0000-288.0000
CH 35 allocation 288.0000-294.0000
CH 36 allocation 294.0000-300.0000
CH 37 allocation 300.0000-306.0000
CH 38 allocation 306.0000-312.0000
CH 39 allocation 312.0000-318.0000
CH 40 allocation 318.0000-324.0000
CH 41 allocation 324.0000-330.0000
CH 42 allocation 330.0000-336.0000
CH 43 allocation 336.0000-342.0000
CH 44 allocation 342.0000-348.0000
CH 45 allocation 348.0000-354.0000
CH 46 allocation 354.0000-360.0000
CH 47 allocation 360.0000-366.0000
CH 48 allocation 366.0000-372.0000
CH 49 allocation 372.0000-378.0000
CH 50 allocation 378.0000-384.0000
CH 51 allocation 384.0000-390.0000
CH 52 allocation 390.0000-396.0000
CH 53 allocation 396.0000-402.0000
CH 54 allocation 402.0000-408.0000
CH 55 allocation 408.0000-414.0000
CH 56 allocation 414.0000-420.0000
CH 57 allocation 420.0000-426.0000
CH 58 allocation 426.0000-432.0000
CH 59 allocation 432.0000-438.0000
CH 60 allocation 438.0000-444.0000
CH 61 allocation 444.0000-450.0000
CH 62 allocation 450.0000-456.0000
CH 14 allocation 470.0000-476.0000
CH 15 allocation 476.0000-482.0000
CH 16 allocation 482.0000-488.0000
CH 17 allocation 488.0000-494.0000
CH 18 allocation 494.0000-500.0000
CH 19 allocation 500.0000-506.0000
CH 20 allocation 506.0000-512.0000
CH 21 allocation 512.0000-518.0000
CH 22 allocation 518.0000-524.0000
CH 24 allocation 530.0000-536.0000
CH 25 allocation 536.0000-542.0000
CH 26 allocation 542.0000-548.0000
CH 27 allocation 548.0000-554.0000
CH 28 allocation 554.0000-560.0000
CH 29 allocation 560.0000-566.0000
CH 30 allocation 566.0000-572.0000
CH 31 allocation 572.0000-578.0000
CH 32 allocation 578.0000-584.0000
CH 33 allocation 584.0000-590.0000
CH 34 allocation 590.0000-596.0000
CH 35 allocation 596.0000-602.0000
CH 36 allocation 602.0000-608.0000
CH 37 allocation 608.0000-614.0000
CH 38 allocation 614.0000-620.0000
CH 39 allocation 620.0000-626.0000
CH 40 allocation 626.0000-632.0000
CH 41 allocation 632.0000-638.0000
CH 42 allocation 638.0000-644.0000
CH 43 allocation 644.0000-650.0000
CH 44 allocation 650.0000-656.0000
CH 45 allocation 656.0000-662.0000
CH 46 allocation 662.0000-668.0000
CH 47 allocation 668.0000-674.0000
CH 48 allocation 674.0000-680.0000
CH 49 allocation 680.0000-686.0000
CH 50 allocation 686.0000-692.0000
CH 51 allocation 692.0000-698.0000
CH 52 allocation 698.0000-704.0000
CH 53 allocation 704.0000-710.0000
CH 54 allocation 710.0000-716.0000
CH 55 allocation 716.0000-722.0000
CH 56 allocation 722.0000-728.0000
CH 57 allocation 728.0000-734.0000
CH 58 allocation 734.0000-740.0000
CH 59 allocation 740.0000-746.0000
CH 60 allocation 746.0000-752.0000
CH 61 allocation 752.0000-758.0000
CH 62 allocation 758.0000-764.0000
CH 63 allocation 764.0000-770.0000
CH 64 allocation 770.0000-776.0000
CH 65 allocation 776.0000-782.0000
CH 66 allocation 782.0000-788.0000
CH 67 allocation 788.0000-794.0000
CH 68 allocation 794.0000-800.0000
CH 69 allocation 800.0000-806.0000
CH 70 allocation 806.0000-812.0000
CH 71 allocation 812.0000-818.0000
CH 72 allocation 818.0000-824.0000
CH 73 allocation 824.0000-830.0000
CH 74 allocation 830.0000-836.0000
CH 75 allocation 836.0000-842.0000
CH 76 allocation 842.0000-848.0000
CH 77 allocation 848.0000-854.0000
CH 78 allocation 854.0000-860.0000
CH 79 allocation 860.0000-866.0000
CH 80 allocation 866.0000-872.0000
CH 81 allocation 872.0000-878.0000
CH 82 allocation 878.0000-884.0000
CH 83 allocation 884.0000-890.0000

> 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
San Clementi, CA (govt recds)

1.7850 call?_____US: Navy, radiolocation land station, 300w
Pt Mugu, CA (govt recds)

1.9926 call?_____US: Navy, radionavigation land station, 300w
Camp Pendelton, CA (govt recds)

1.9930 call?_____US: Navy, radionavigation land station, 300w
Seal Beach, CA (govt recds)

2.0000 call?_____US: Navy, experimental research station, 10w
Chspk Beach, MD (govt recds)

NAU_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 100w
Isabella, PR (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 30kw
Lualuale, HI (govt recds)

NPN_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 30kw
Barrigad, Guam (govt recds)

NUD_______US: Navy, sounder network station, 30kw
Mt Moffett, AK (govt recds)

2.0750 call?_____US: Navy
location? (govt recds)

2.4100 call?_____US: Navy, ships, ssb, cw, 250w
Atlantic Ocean (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, ships, ssb, cw, fsk
Pacific Ocean (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy

NAF_______US: Navy, land station, ssb, cw, 250w
Bevrtl Pt, RI (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, coastal station, ssb, cw, and 3.A7J
emissions,
10kw
Lualale, HI (govt recds)

NUD_______US: Navy, coastal station, ssb, cw, fsk, 3kw
Mt Moffett, AK (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
Atlantic Ocean (B. Parnass)

2.7705 call?_____US: Navy, ships, 3A7J, fsk @1kw

NAM_______US: Navy, fsk and 3A7J emissions, 1kw
NW, VA (govt recds)

NAU_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J, fsk @1kw
Sabanasc, PR (govt recds)

NSS_______US: Navy, fixed station, 3A7J, 1.24F1 @1kw
Annapolis, MD (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
Pensacola, FL (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
Pensacola, FL (B. Parnass)

Spartan___US: Navy, USS Lexington "Spartan" wkg Pensacola NAS
Air
Ops "Blue Ghost", usb, 03/03/87 @0101Z
location? (B. Parnass)

3.1300 call?_____US: Navy COMSTA Pacific frequency, all kinds of
"weird"
comms, some are about aircraft, many "codes" used
location? (others)




3.8100 NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9 emission, 40kw
Wahiawa, HI (govt recds)

NQM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9 emission, 40kw
Sand Is, Midway Is (govt recds)

3.9250 NPN_______US: Navy, fixed, ship, bridge-to-bridge stations,
1.24F1
and A7J emissions, 10kw


4.3730 call?_____US: Navy, "Giant Killer" wkg L4I, usb, 02/04/86 @1738Z
Oceana NAS, VA (B. Parnass)


4.7040 AOK_______US: Navy, fax
Rota, Spain (others)




5.2665 call?_____US: Navy, mobile, A3J, 1.24F1 emissions, 180w
Hawaii (govt recds)

5.8700 NAM_______US: Navy, xmtg 5 letter groups, cw, 03/17/86 @0245Z
Norfolk, VA (B. Parnass)

6.2050 call?_____US: Navy, all kinds of "weird" comms, some are about
air
craft, many "codes" used
location? (others)


6.4690 H38D______US: Navy, passing training msgs, heard during
exercises
near Libya's "Line of Death", usb, 03/27/86 @1733Z

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

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


7.8395 call?_____US: Navy, M1M wkg W1E and T7T, called each other
"mate",
usb, 04/11/87 @1155Z

8.0240 call?_____US: Navy FACSFAC Operations, usb
location? (others)


8.6390 ACK_______US: Navy, fax

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

8.9720 call?_____US: Navy, anti-submarine warfare, "O6J" wkg "S4JG7",
usb
Atlantic Ocean (B. Parnass)

9.0750 NHG_______US: Navy, 850Hz, 75 normal
Palmer Stn, South Pole (magazines)


9.2550 NGR_______US: Navy, fax
Kato Soli, Greece (others)


10.1000 call?_____US: Navy, White Sands Missle Range, experimental
contrac
t developmental station, .06A2 emission 1w
White Sands, NM (govt recds)

10.1150 NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission 40kw

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission 40kw
Mtmofftt, AK (govt recds)

10.1300 call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes
Bermuda (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes
Garrity, Iceland (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, ships, several modes

CNL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes
Sidivahi, Morocco (govt recds)

NAA_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes
Cutler, ME (govt recds)

NAM_______US: Navy, coastal station, several modes
Driver, VA (govt recds)

NAU_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes
Sabanasc, PR (govt recds)

NPN_______US: Navy, fixed station, 1.7F1 @5kw, 6A9B @ 20kw

NSS_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

10.1350 call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, .1A1 and 1.24F1
emissio
ns 10kw
Manilla (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, .1A1 and 1.24F1
emissio
ns 10kw
Yokosuka, Japan (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, .1A1 and 1.24F1
emissio
ns 10kw

11.2670 call?_____US: Navy, network including E4B, K3V, 6RW, usb

11.6000 call?_____US: Navy

12.4650 call?_____US: Navy

12.7770 NDT_______US: Navy, fax
Yokosuka, Japan (others)

13.0065 NPN_______US: Navy, coastal, cw, rtty

13.1810 M3H_______US: Navy, yl gave test count, usb, 5/17/85 @approx
2235Z

13.3725 NGR_______US: Navy, warning mariners of impending missile and
unde
rwater ordnance operations, cw, 03/14/87 @1526Z
Kato Soli, Greece (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

14.4700 NNN0CRW___US: Navy, MARS station aboard ship wkg MARS station
NNN0
NIM, usb, 12/05/85 @1732Z
USS Guam (B. Parnass)

NNN0CUV___US: Navy, MARS station aboard ship wkg MARS station
NNN0
NIM, usb, 12/05/85 @1730Z
USS Comte De Grasse (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
Gulfport, MS (B. Parnass)

14.5625 call?_____US: Navy, ships, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw

NAM_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw
NW, VA (govt recds)

NAU_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw
Isabela, PR (govt recds)

NBA_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw
Farfan, Panama (govt recds)

NSS_______US: Navy, ssb and 3A7J emissions, 40kw
Sugar Grove, WV (govt recds)

16.1670 call?_____US: Navy

16.4100 NAM_______US: Navy, fax
Norfolk, VA (others)

17.5845 AOK_______US: Navy, fax

18.0675 call?_____US: Navy, ships, 3A7J emission, 10kw

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw
Dixon, CA (govt recds)

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw
Skaggs Is, CA (govt recds)

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw
Chollsht, CA (govt recds)

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw
Imperial Beach, CA (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw
Clamlagn, CA (govt recds)

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw

NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 3A7J emission, 10kw
Whidbeyi, WA (govt recds)

18.0680 call?_____US: Navy, ships, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 1.24F1 emission, 10kw

18.0700 call?_____US: Navy, ships, cw and 1.24F1 emission, 20kw-50kw

NDT_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw
Kamiseya, Japan (govt recds)

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NPN_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NPO_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw
San Miguel (govt recds)

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, cw and 1.24F1
emission,
20kw-50kw

18.0780 call?_____US: Navy, fixed coast station, several modes, 10kw
Driver, VA (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, ships, several modes, 10kw

18.0800 call?_____US: Navy, ships, several modes

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NPL_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

NUW_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

18.0990 NMP_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B and 6A9B
emission
, 40kw

NPG_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B emission, 40kw

NPN_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Finegayn, Guam (govt recds)

NQM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B and 6A9B
emission
, 40kw
Midway Is (govt recds)

18.1000 call?_____US: Navy, aircraft, experimental testing station,
severa
l modes

call?_____US: Navy, experimental testing station, 0A0 @5kw
Portsmouth, NH (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, experimental testing station, cw, ssb, 3A7J
em
issions, 20w
Fullerton, CA (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, experimental testing station, several modes
Patxntrv, MD (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, ship station or bridge-to-bridge station,
ssb,
6A3B, 6A9B, and 1.24F1 emissions @2kw
Delaware River (govt recds)

AOK_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Rota, Spain (govt recds)

CML_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Sidiyahi, Morocco (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, cw @10kw and 1.24F1 @ 5kw

NPN_______US: Navy, fixed station, cw @10kw and 1.24F1 @ 5kw

NSS_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw

18.1110 call?_____US: Navy, fixed station, 9A9B and 12A9B emissions,
15kw
Enewetak, Marshall Is (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 9A9B and 12A9B emissions,
15kw

18.1250 call?_____US: Navy, aircraft stations, ssb @1kw and 3A7J @ 200w

call?_____US: Navy, aircraft stations, ssb @1kw and 3A7J @ 200w
Mediterranean Ocean (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, fixed and mobile stations, 6A3B and 6A9B
emiss
ions, 500w
AZ (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, fixed and mobile stations, 6A3B and 6A9B
emiss
ions, 500w
CA (govt recds)

call?_____US: Navy, fixed/coastal and aircraft station, 6A9B
emiss
ion, 40kw
Belconnn, Australia (govt recds)

ABK_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Kwajalen, Marshall Is (govt recds)

AGD_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Ewa Beach, HI (govt recds)

NKI_______US: Navy, mobile, land, and aircraft stations, ssb
@1kw
and 3A7J @ 200w
Cherry Pt, NC (govt recds)

NPM_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal and aircraft station, 6A9B
emiss
ion, 40kw

NSS_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, several modes

18.1280 NSS_______US: Navy, fixed station, 1.24F1 @10kw

18.1460 NPM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Kwajalen, Marshall Is (govt recds)

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed/coastal station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Clamlagn, AK (govt recds)

18.1490 NPM_______US: Navy, coastal station, cw, 6A9B, and 2.85F1
emission
s, 10kw
Lualale, HI (govt recds)

18.1625 NPN_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw

NQM_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Sand Is, Midway (govt recds)

NUD_______US: Navy, fixed station, 12A9B emission, 40kw
Clamlagn, AK (govt recds)

18.2050 call?_____US: Navy

19.6040 call?_____US: Navy

22.4190 call?_____US: Navy

--
Bob Parnass, AJ9S - AT&T Bell Laboratories - att]ihuxz]parnass (708)979-5414

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
5020 Foxtrot (rotates) Airborne Command Post Commo.
5026 Foxtrot (rotates) Airborne Command Post Commo.
5171 Two Letter Floating
5243 Unknown Designator Airborne command Post Commo.
5684 Foxtrot Quebec
5700 Bravo Quebec Airborne Command Post Commo.
5826 Bravo Uniform Airborne Command Post Commo.
6680 Foxtrot Xray
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.
10452 Oscar
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
13907 Alpha Charlie
14716 Sierra Echo
14744 Alpha Tango
14955 Charlie
15035 Charlie Quebec Canadian Forces Channel (shared)
15041 Mike Primary Air-to-ground
15091 Bravo Xray TAC-to-SAC Intercommunications
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
20740 Lima (Pacific Area)
20846 Charlie Alpha SAC-to-CAP Intercommunications
20890 Delta
21815 Foxtrot Sierra (Floats)
23337 Uniform
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

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

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
1761.5 voice/cw spx " channel 9
1768.5 voice spx " channel 10
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.
2150 voice spx Emergency CG/USN, Harbor -L.A. & Long Beach
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
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
2382 voice dpx CG Cutter/Marine operator dpx:2466, 2482
2413 V/C/R spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C net
2442 RTTY spx NMF, NMN/Units
2450 voice spx NOJ/Kodiak Island Non-Govt stns. (Emergency)
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
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
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
3253 voice spx 1st CG District Operations
3256 V/C/R spx North Atlant./Norwegian Sea Loran-C net (#8)
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
4243 RTTY/CW both NMA, NMG/Units dpx:4175.5 khz
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
4335 RTTY/CW spx COMMON/units
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
4813.5 voice spx NRV/Joint Military Emergency Disaster Net
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)
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
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
5422.5 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
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
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)
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
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
6943.5 voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (NCI & NCI3)
6943.5 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net
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 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network
7441 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network (#14)
7507 Voice spx USN Hurricane Warning Net/CG Liaison
7511 Voice spx North Atlantic/Norwegian Sea Loran-C Net
7527 Voice spx Law Enforcement US Customs/CG
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 " " "
7836.6 Voice spx " " "
7918.5 V/C/R spx " " "
8021.5 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Network (#10)
8021.5 RTTY spx " " " (#9)
8063.6 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
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/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
8552 RTTY both NMG/Units dpx: 8295.6 khz
8564 RTTY spx NOJ/Units (via Adak remote)
8572 RTTY spx NMO, NRV/Units
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)
9125 RTTY spx NMC/ Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops
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 Loran-C Network
9474 Voice spx " " "
9977 RTTY spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Net (#12)
10136 RTTY/CW spx Atlantic USCG Emergency Command Network
10136.6 Voice spx " " " "
0 spx NMC/Arctic & Antarctic Icebreaker Ops
10166 RTTY/CW spx Pacific USCG Emergency Command Network
10166.6 Voice spx " " "
10333.6 Voice spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (#17)
10336 Voice spx " " "
10368.5 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network
10368.5 RTTY spx NOJ/Units
10523 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C network
10523.6 Voice spx " " "
10938.5 RTTY spx " " " (less NCI4)
10958.5 V/RTTY spx " " " (#10)
11028 V/R spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Net (#12)
11076 Voice spx Law Enforcement Activities **
11201 voice spx CG Aircraft/Surface (USN share)
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
12148.6 Voice spx " " "
12150 V/C/R spx Aleutian Loran-C Network (less NOJ)
12173.6 Voice spx " " "
12429.2 Voice spx COMMON/Units
12432.3 Voice spx NMC/Units
12435.4 Voice spx COMMON/Units
12481.7 RTTY xmit " "
12482.3 RTTY xmit " "
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
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/CW both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 16693.5
12887.5 RTTY/CW spx USCG Emergency Command Network
12887.5 RTTY/CW spx Common/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
13082.5 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 12502.5 KHz
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 " " "
13608.6 Voice spx " " "
13664.9 RTTY spx Mediterranean Sea Loran-C Net (less NCI 10)
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 " " "
15473.6 Voice spx " " "
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 " " "
16457.5 CW xmit NMO -Scheduled Marine Information b/c
16587.1 Voice spx Common / Units
16593.3 Voice spx " "
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 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
17149.3 FAX xmit NMC - Scheduled Weather Charts
17190 RTTY both NOJ/Units dpx: 22224 KHz
17201 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ/Units dpx: 16664 KHz
17205 RTTY xmit NMC - Scheduled Marine and Information b/c
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
17347.6 Voice both NMF, NMN, NMC, NMO/Units dpx: 16574.7
17488.6 Voice spx " " "
18195.5 RTTY spx NMF/ Arctic Icebreaker Operations
18196.1 Voice spx " " "
18721.1 Voice spx " " "
18963 Voice spx " " "
19296.5 RTTY/CW spx Northwest Pacific Loran-C Network
19297.1 Voice spx " " "
22127.1 Voice spx Common/Units
22133.3 Voice spx Common/Units
22162.7 RTTY xmit " "
22163.3 RTTY xmit " "
22485.5 RTTY spx NMF/Units
22525 RTTY both NMO, NRV/Units dpx: 22224.5 KHz
22543 RTTY both NMC, NOJ/Units dpx: 22224.5 KHz
22565 RTTY both NMA, NMG, NMO, NOJ, NRV/Units dpx: 22196 KHz
22565 RTTY xmit NRV - Scheduled Marine Information b/c
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
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
25414 RTTY both NMC/Units dpx: 25075.8 KHz
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 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
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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

Federal Agencies
New York-Washington-Baltimore-NJ/CT
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A T F 165.2875 KEA200 Falls Ch r Va FO rin 166.5375
A T F 165.2875 Suffolk r rin 166.5365
A T F 414.7000 Nationwi share w/irs
A T F 418.2000 New York shared w/irs
Agriculture D 413.9000 Maryland Security-Beltsville research
center
Aqueduct Poli 150.7250 Washingt bm
C I A 165.8750 Langley Security 'base victor'
Customs 165.2375 KAE310 New York r f1 Sector [papa] in=166.4375
Customs 165.2375 Philadel r f1 Sector in=166.5875
Customs 165.4625 Philadel uniform patrol div
Customs 171.2500 Nationwi w/usn ships
d c p a 167.9750 Nationwi nat interagency emerg network
Drug Enforcem 416.0500 KLR757 Long Isl c/c ?
Drug Enforcem 417.4000 KLR710 New York in to 419.000 NYC Task Force
Drug Enforcem 418.6250 KLR720 Baltimor r f1 bdo KLR705 Boston
Drug Enforcem 418.6250 KLR710 New York r f1 KLR706 New
Haven
Drug Enforcem 418.6750 KLR710 New York r f5 s c/c surveillance
Drug Enforcem 418.6750 KLR724 Washingt s f4 wdo/wfo
Drug Enforcem 418.7500 KLR710 New York r f3 c/c s/f rin 415.6
Drug Enforcem 418.7500 KLR724 Washingt s f3 wdo/bdo
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 418.9000 KLR710 New York r f2 surveillance KLR715 Phila
Drug Enforcem 418.9000 KLR724 Washingt r f2 wdo
Drug Enforcem 418.9500 KLR710 New York r f6 * rin 416.20
Drug Enforcem 419.0000 KLR710 New York r NYC task force rin 417.40
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
Energy Dept 167.8250 KFW703 Long Isl r Brookhaven nat
la
Energy Dept 167.9750 KCG827 Long Isl page Brookhaven nat
la
Energy Dept 411.3500 KZW924 Maryland Germantown
Exec Protecti 414.6750 Washingt blowtorch f2
Exec Protecti 414.8500 Washingt r f3 boardwalk Embassy Prot
Pri
Exec Protecti 414.9500 New York boardwalk
Exec Protecti 414.9500 Washingt orange f1 SS Uniform Div
F A A 111.7000 Long Isl Suffolk vor
F A A 125.7500 New York artcc low alt
F A A 127.5000 New Jers McGuire AFB artcc
F A A 128.3000 New York New York Center 128.10 128.75 121.50
122
F A A 128.7500 Boston Boston center artcc
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
F A A 165.5000 Washingt bm Dulles police pd/fd ops
F A A 165.6625 Washingt bm Nat' police
F A A 165.7125 Washingt bm Dulles police access hwy net
F A A 166.1750 New York link
F A A 169.2625 Washingt bm Dulles police
F A A 169.3250 Washingt bm Dulles police mobile lounges
F B I 163.8500 KGB750 baltimor r f6 blue ecc2 rin 167.4175
squa
F B I 163.8875 KEX600 new have r f5 ecc
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 163.9625 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
F B I 167.3600 KGB750 Baltimor f2 s
F B I 167.4000 KGB770 Washingt f1 s station link on
419.275
F B I 167.4500 KGB750 Baltimor f1 s station link on 414.35
F B I 167.5625 Nationwi f4 s c/c all areas
surveilla
surveilla
F B I 414.2500 Washingt link to f5 ecc1
F B I 414.3500 Baltimor link to f1 167.45
F B I 414.9500 KGB770 Washingt link to ecc1
F B I 419.2750 Washingt f1 link link to 167.40
F B I 419.4000 Alexandr link to f3 163.9875
F C C 167.0500 KEA469 New York r nyfo rin 172.05
Fed Protectiv 414.8500 Washingt f3
Fed Reserve B 413.9250 Washingt Security
Federal Prote 415.2000 KGC253 Washingt r f1 Security rin 417.20
Federal Prote 415.2000 KGC253 Washingt s f2
Federal Prote 419.1750 Baltimor s Security
Gov Printing 411.2000 Washingt Security
H E W 171.2375 New York
HEW NIH 411.4500 Maryland r Security Bethesda
I N S 163.6750 KAD210 Richmond r [169.675 in]
I R S 414.7000 New York m to 418.225 l.i. share w/atf
I R S 418.2250 New York r brooklyn/l.i. rin 414.70
imigration na 162.9750 New York r dvp
Islip Airport 111.2000 Long Isl Deerpark vor
Islip Airport 113.6000 Long Isl Hampton vor
Islip Airport 117.2000 Long Isl Calverton vor Riverhead
Islip Airport 118.0000 Long Isl approach
Islip Airport 119.3000 Long Isl tower 124.30
Islip Airport 120.0500 Long Isl departure
Islip Airport 121.7000 Long Isl ground
Islip Airport 121.8500 Long Isl clearance
Islip Airport 128.4500 Long Isl atis
Kennedy Airpo 111.2000 New York atis arr ne
Kennedy Airpo 115.1000 New York atis departure
Kennedy Airpo 115.4000 New York atis arr sw
Kennedy Airpo 119.1000 New York tower 125.25 123.90 120.05 132.40
Kennedy Airpo 121.1000 New York departure 124.75 123.70
Kennedy Airpo 121.9000 New York ground 121.65
Kennedy Airpo 125.7000 New York approach control
Kennedy Airpo 127.4000 New York approach 134.35 132.40 126.80 123.70
118
Kennedy Airpo 129.8500 New York arinc / american
Kennedy Airpo 131.2500 New York departure/arinc
Kennedy Airpo 135.0500 New York clearance
La Guardia Ai 113.1000 New York atis 125.95
La Guardia Ai 118.7000 New York tower 119.95 125.05
La Guardia Ai 120.4000 New York departure 124.45 127.05
La Guardia Ai 121.7000 New York ground 121.85
La Guardia Ai 128.8000 New York final approach
La Guardia Ai 132.7000 New York approach 118.00 and 120.80 127.30
124
La Guardia Ai 135.2000 New York clearance
Lib Congress 411.4000 Washingt Security
marshall 163.2000 Nationwi r [in 163.00]
N A S A 170.1750 Washingt Dulles Airport
N A S A 408.1500 Goddard r Greenbelt - maint.
N P S 123.5000 Washingt police copter to trauma
hospita
N P S 163.1250 Virginia Manassas Battlefield
N P S 164.4750 New Jers r parks
N P S 165.4125 New Jers in to 164.475
area
N P S 166.3260 New York r park police '700's nat gateway
rec
N P S 166.3500 baltimor fort mchenry
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 166.9500 KQC7-- Maryland r c & o canel rin 166.35
N P S !0 166.9500 Maryland harpers ferry park
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 411.7250 KGB788 Washingt r link to f2 f2=166.925
N P S 411.8250 Washingt jfk center also 409.05
N P S 411.9250 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
mounta
mounta
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

FREQUENCY LISTINGS OF VIRGINIA SHERIFFS
---------------------------------------

Source: Monitoring Times article by: Richard Rowland

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

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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

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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.

Reprinted by John Johnson

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147.300 WA4ABQ Repeater
151.625 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
461.875 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
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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
163.835 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

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WELLS FARGO COMMUNICATIONS FREQUENCIES
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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 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
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

617/527.oo91

Scanner Frequencies (Updated 04-01-90)

AID Ambulance Service, Charleston.................47.58
Airborne Telephone Channel 1.....................459.95
Airborne Telephone Channel 10....................459.875
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
Appalachian Power company.........................37.58
Appalachian Power Company.........................37.66
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 1 - Handset................49.67
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 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
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 - Elkins......................145.29
2 - Meter Repeater - Huntington..................146.64
2 - Meter Repeater - Huntington (Tri-St Area)....146.76
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
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 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
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
Motorola Trunked System (Repeater Spring Hill Mt)861.4875
Motorola Trunked System (Huntington).............861.9875
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
VOR..............................................117.4
Weather Information..............................125.6
WV Air National Guard............................283.8

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