radioshane
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does anyone know the HF frequencies the US coastguard use on HF to talk to themselves as I know the frequencies for talking to normal boats and distress has ceased
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Those would vary, based on propagation. They could be heard on GHFS, on occasion.
Most of their comms will be via SatCom.
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radioshane
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how do you pick up sat coms and what is GHFS?
kennyblues
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Most USCG HF radio traffic has migrated to this system;
Customs Over The Horizon Enforcement Network - The RadioReference Wiki
Customs Over The Horizon Enforcement Network - The RadioReference Wiki
The SatCom stuff you will not be able to hear.
GHFS is. DoD network, that USCG is allowed to access. If you follow the link provided for COTHEN, there should be links on that page for GHFS.
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As others have mentioned, most of the USCG flight following is on COTHEN these days.
They also have other freqs.
5696, 8983, 11202 - Still used but not as much. Mostly Alaska usage now.
5693 SVN A (secure)
8980 SVN B (secure)
4125, 6215, 8291, 12290, 16420 are calling and distress channels.
The 4125 freq is used quite heavily in Alaska.
If you search around you can find other tactical HF freqs and satcom 401 net, HLS net, etc.
They also have other freqs.
5696, 8983, 11202 - Still used but not as much. Mostly Alaska usage now.
5693 SVN A (secure)
8980 SVN B (secure)
4125, 6215, 8291, 12290, 16420 are calling and distress channels.
The 4125 freq is used quite heavily in Alaska.
If you search around you can find other tactical HF freqs and satcom 401 net, HLS net, etc.
radioshane
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is cothen able to be picked up ?
Yes. It is USB voice. Some comms will be encrypted, but a lot is not.
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radioshane
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Sounds how so exiting buzzing I'll put time some frequencies in then
radioshane
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Sounds ow so exiting I'll put some frequencies in then
radioshane
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I received US coastguard last weak was ecstasy how often does US coastguard transmit on 5.596 MHZ ?
It will vary. That few is a nightime use freq, and there will be more radio traffic during operations.
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what frequency would the action , operations be on then?
what frequency would the action , operations be on then?
radioshane
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Does anyone know the HF frequencies they have used recently?
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Can anyone explain part of this decoded data from USCG COTHEN ALE?
[Sounding THIS WAS][from N10 ] [to Z31 ] (his BER=30 + SINAD=06)
The text in bold is what I'm referring to. I know N10 is a HC144A Aircraft & Z31 is believed to be a ground station in Oregon.
[Sounding THIS WAS][from N10 ] [to Z31 ] (his BER=30 + SINAD=06)
The text in bold is what I'm referring to. I know N10 is a HC144A Aircraft & Z31 is believed to be a ground station in Oregon.
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