Hurricane Ian 2022 / Fort Meyers Area Radio Info Thread

[blantonl]

I've started a wiki page for Hurricane Ian related communications info. For past major hurricanes that make landfall, we typically create a Wiki page to gather information related to radios communication info.

https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Hurricane_Ian_2022

Feel free to add links to audio feeds, talkgroups and frequencies that are in use for Ian related operations, etc. If you aren't comfortable editing or updating the wiki, post your observations and data here and someone will update the wiki for you.

 

[emscapt9816]

I believe you mean Hurricane Ian.

 

[blantonl]

I believe you mean Hurricane Ian.

Lawd. All fixed.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

The above wiki page should be added to this category. Like the other hurricanes wiki pages
Category: Florida and Major Events and Disasters

Category:Florida Major Events and Disasters - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

 

[MtnBiker2005]

The last word still needs to be fixed to Ian not Ida.

Feel free to add links to audio feeds, talkgroups and frequencies that are in use for Ida

 

[blantonl]

The above wiki page should be added to this category. Like the other hurricanes wiki pages
Category: Florida and Major Events and Disasters

Category:Florida Major Events and Disasters - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Go ahead and add it my friend.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Go ahead and add it my friend.

Hey Friend, Thanks for adding the category: ‘Florida Major Events and Disasters’ to the wiki page. Looks great.

 

[batdude]

Everyone put in SLERS (edacs) TG 27 Statewide non-encrypted net.

 

[blantonl]

Everyone put in SLERS (edacs) TG 27 Statewide non-encrypted net.

you know if anyone is capturing that on a feed or calls node?

 

[batdude]

you know if anyone is capturing that on a feed or calls node?

I do not.

 

[hippieman556]

ARERT

 

[northwoods]

Sarasota County Florida Fire very active with rescues. North Port ect.

 

[AESFTW]

Is the Charlotte Phase 2 system down?

 

[batdude]

FCC status report of comms.

 

[batdude]

Is the Charlotte Phase 2 system down?

that's a good question. I do not know. Nothing on the media other than (sorry to say this - I know some will be offended) completely ignorant fire department personnel who sat in their station with a million dollars worth of fire trucks and watched them get flooded. SMH. I simply do not understand why people just sit around and watch property get destroyed when it could have easily been relocated prior to landfall.

 

[AESFTW]

that's a good question. I do not know. Nothing on the media other than (sorry to say this - I know some will be offended) completely ignorant fire department personnel who sat in their station with a million dollars worth of fire trucks and watched them get flooded. SMH. I simply do not understand why people just sit around and watch property get destroyed when it could have easily been relocated prior to landfall.

Yeah I saw that..

 

[KMG54]

Don't forget the started up the most expensive one and pulled into deeper water. They said the pushed the ladder truck out, yeah right.

 

[batdude]

although I don't think we have any regular forum members in the heavily affected areas of Florida - those of you with the capability are reminded of these freqs - high probability they will be in use in the coming days:

Federal Disaster (United States) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference (radioreference.com)

and

National Interoperability (United States) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference (radioreference.com)


as a general observation, it appears that the number of rescues and other storm related calls for services are starting to decline significantly in Orange and Osceola counties.

 

[hippieman556]

12222.0 USB & 11494.0 USB Comms are related to USCG rescue efforts on Florida.

 

[Gmork]

Passed through this week. Activity on the 7Call/Tac frequencies as well as 8Cal/Tac frequencies. Some patches in place.