Reccomended Freqs for Hurricane Comms

[rswayze]

Does anyone have any suggestions on what systems and/or frequencies to program for Severe weather Comms? I have been listening to the LATIE New Orleans North Site on my 396t, but I don't hear much from the local Emergency Preparedness Offices. I have the local ARES/RACES and NOAA frequencies, but I was curious if there is something else. Could the OEP in Jefferson Parish be using the old analog system? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks- Robby

[n9mxq]

If you have HF the Hurricane watch net is on 14.325 USB during daylight hours

[ka3jjz]

And continuing that HF related answer - we have a section with lots of freqs linked in our utility wiki...

http://wiki.radioreference.com/index...ity_Monitoring

73 Mike

[rswayze]

I was under the impression that the Uniden 396T could not monitor HF. correct me if I am wrong

[ka3jjz]

Correct. But there are lots of battery powered HF portables out there....73 Mike

[butch1893]

The EOC's in New Orleans area are not transmitting as of yet. Everything is being done by conference call, with the last one tonight at 2145hrs.

[rswayze]

How do the various EOC's communicate? Do they use LATIE, or is it mostly via phone? Also, I read that the National Guard is coming into the city around noon today. Another thread mentioned hearing them on LATIE in Baton Rouge. What would be the best tower to monitor for LATIE from Metairie ( 70005)? I am currently receiving the most activity from the North Simulcast Site.

[Pro_Se]

I am also in Metairie and monitor LATIE on the North Simulcast site. I heard National Guard convoy traffic this morning on the 7010 talkgroup. Let us know if you find any JP talkgroups with hurricane traffic.

[Utah_Viper]

are there any online feeds?

[rswayze]

Listening now to TG ID 28933 talking about "these are great radios" and how they are working on sandbagging. they sound to be based from the municipal auditorium. Sounds to me like this may be a sandbagging group

[kevins669]

Originally Posted by rswayze

Listening now to TG ID 28933 talking about "these are great radios" and how they are working on sandbagging. they sound to be based from the municipal auditorium. Sounds to me like this may be a sandbagging group

Based on that ID prefix, as well as the radio prefixes that are in use on that talkgroup, it is more than likely Plaquemines... prob Levee or something.

Still ironing out some bugs on the live feed.

-- Kevin

[rswayze]

later today, I plan on posting a list of talkgroups I have found on the North Simulcast site

[cajunjerry]

Here are some I have from Katrina on 800



866.5125 * Gov.command
155.34 * * Ems
155.46 * * Security
Talk Group ID On State Police Syatem
656 - Troop A Command
41264- La Health Dept
20656 - La national Guard
20688 - La Guard
20720 - La guard Strike Task Force
6800 State Police State Wide Link
43376 La Hosp.up link
BASE on the Louisiana State System
Bayou77 EOC -- Bayou77 Emerg. Ops. Center Bulldog JOC -- Military Police Joint Ops. Center Eagle Base -- Colonels For Ft Bood 4 Avn Btn HQ ## -- State Police Units Assigned to Headquarters New Orleans EOC -- New Orleans Emerg. Ops. Center OEP -- Office of Emergency Preparedness
Pelican Base -- Aircraft Joint Ops Center Region 9 EOC -- Region 9 Emerg. Ops. Center Saint Charles EOC -- St. Charles Emerg. Ops. Center Scorpion ## -- Unk.
State EOC -- Louisiana State Emerg. Ops. Center Saint Bernhard EOC- Saint Bernhard Emerg. Ops. Center MOBILES on the Louisiana State System
Airvac ## -- Patient evacuation heli's flying to and from hospitals
Bulldog # -- Military Police Units
Defender 1 -- Military Aircraft providing coverage near troops operating in city area (SWAT) Dragon 15 -- Unk. Eagle ## = 4th Avn Btn out of Fort Hood TX (Just back from Iraq) Fuel Mobile 1 -- Fuel Truck Fuel Mobile 2 -- Fuel Truck
Fuel Mobile 3 -- Fuel Truck seemed to be primarily for medical centers earlier Jackson Barracks -- Most likely Guard Barracks in Jackson Parish Pelican 6 -- Military aircraft working rescue operations. Pelican 3 -- Military aircraft working rescue operations. Refuel 2 -- Likely KC-130 Hercules tanker plane. Roughneck # -- Unknown Swamp Dog -- Unknown Tiger 5 -- Likely WC-130 Hercules cargo plane. Thunderbird -- Oklahoma Air National Guard Viper -- Cobra Attack Helo
Viper LNO -- Viper Liaison Officer
US Coast Guard / US Customs / US Navy
Cactus 7407 - Unid
HAMMER * - US Customs / ICE / CBP C3I --> March AFB CA Hawk 01/04 - US Navy E2 Hawkeye - (ID'd as such 09/04/05) Omaha 44 * - US Customs P-3 AWACS Out of Corpus Christi TX (New Orleans TFR)
Omaha 45 * - US Customs P-3 AWACS Out of Corpus Christi TX (Mississippi
Coast TFR)
Omaha ## * - US Customs Aircraft
CLOSEOUT - US Navy E2C Hawkeye AWACS Control Aircraft NOLA AIR * - US Coast Guard New Orleans MOBILE AIR - US Coast Guard Mobile AL
Quitter 11 - Unid
Raptor ## * - Unid
RESCUE ## * - US Coast Guard
Wizard ## * - US Coast Guard (helicopter) WOLF ## * * - US Navy VAW-77 E2-C AWACS Aircraft (assisting CBP Omaha P-3's) NAVY NEW ORLEANS - Bell Chase NAS

[rswayze]

I just finished loading all of the interop and State Police Talkgroups. There is a ton of activity on the North Simulcast (lots of bus staging comms and some pet/owner relocation problems). If anyone wants the frequencies and talkgroups I have programmed, send let me know. I am starting to hear Jeff Parish and Orleans Parish EOC Comms as well as National Guard Comms.

[rswayze]

What Talkgroups did Kevin have on his streams? I am in Metairie next to the Sherriff's Office and want to listen to the EOC OPs. Kevin, I hope you are safe and OK.

[Audiodave1]

The Customs COTHERN network is active. Monitoring the middle channels (7,8,10 Mhz) from Delaware no problem. Lot's of antenna tune ups being heard.

Dave