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Old 08-03-2009, 10:13 AM
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Orange, CT has a ANG Communications Station in operation,
I am just wondering if anyone around has specifics of what they operate on in terms of frequency and what kind of operations take place?
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Reported, [I have never heard anything] are: [Call Sign FootRope]

143.8000
238.7000
259.4000
267.8000
275.9000
282.8000
301.6000
303.0000
314.2000
340.8000

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Orange, CT has a ANG Communications Station in operation,
I am just wondering if anyone around has specifics of what they operate on in terms of frequency and what kind of operations take place?
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Are these for all of new england, or are these frequencies just for CT use?
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Just what I have in my files for Orange CT

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Are these for all of new england, or are these frequencies just for CT use?
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i am expecting my 2096 to get to me on sat, i will be around new haven until tuesday, so i will scan around that area and the military allocations and see if i can get anything,
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