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Old 07-21-2008, 12:58 PM
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dont know much about the ham thing

what freq should i program into my dads radio for weather in and around streamwood, elgin, hoffman estates, schaumburg, area
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Old 07-21-2008, 01:39 PM
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Hopefully this link will help answer your questions http://pages.ripco.net/~ormos/ares-skywarn-freqs.html
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Old 07-21-2008, 02:10 PM
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yes and no

Schaumburg 442.900 R+5000 PL114.8 (FISHFAR) NICA
Schaumburg Area 145.23 R-600 PL107.2 (Schaumburg ARC) Schaumburg ARC EmComm
Elgin 146.79 R-600 PL107.2 (VARA)

whats the R+ and R- mean do i program 442.9 or 447.9
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R+ and R- is the repeater offset. You program in the 442.9 (receive/RX) and then program in the 447.9 for the transmit. If you are using a scanner, just program in the receive frequency, but if you are using a transceiver, then you program in both. You might have a radio that does that for you automatically (ARS, which is Automatic Repeater Shift), my yaesu radios have that feature.

You can also get frequencies from Radio Reference, just look for an ARES/RACES section in your county frequency section.
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Hi new to forum

I live in tornado alley here in Oklahoma and was wondering what freqs i need in my pro 93? Is it ham freqs i had one that was a great freq in my last scanner.

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Paul Oklahoma is a big place could you be more specific?
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Sorry i live south of Tulsa, Oklahoma about 45min drive
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