USCG helicopters

[bigray246]

Every day a USCG chopper flies up the Jersey shore coast, anyone know what frequency they're on? Ive tried a bunch of posted air channels but havent heard a thing?

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Answered here

 

[richee2000]

Every day a USCG chopper flies up the Jersey shore coast, anyone know what frequency they're on? Ive tried a bunch of posted air channels but havent heard a thing?

yes, that chopper flies right over the shoreline here in Sea Bright, all the time

I have heard comms on USCG Net 409: 412.975, also Sector NY on 163.175, 162.325, 164.9125 mixture of Clear and "E"

 

[jaymatt1978]

Try 237.900 I hear training on it ALL THE TIME!!! 345.00 might also be active but I never heard anything on it

 

[richee2000]

I think these questions and answers are location related.... I dont thrink the cape may channels are active along the nj coast from sandy hook to manasquan....

 

[Tech792]

I think these questions and answers are location related.... I dont thrink the cape may channels are active along the nj coast from sandy hook to manasquan....

237.9 is a nationwide USCG air allocation, not just a "Cape May area" frequency.
237.9 MHz - Operations (secondary)
326.15 MHz - Air-to-Ground (primary)
345.0 MHz - Operations (primary)
379.05 MHz - Air-to-Ground (secondary)

 

[richee2000]

237.9 is a nationwide USCG air allocation, not just a "Cape May area" frequency.
237.9 MHz - Operations (secondary)
326.15 MHz - Air-to-Ground (primary)
345.0 MHz - Operations (primary)
379.05 MHz - Air-to-Ground (secondary)

Understood, but I have been monitoring these channels from Sea Bright/Sandy Hook NJ for 2 years and never heard anything. Perhaps they are Encrypted?

 

[trentbob]

237.9 is a frequency I've heard used many times. I also monitor all of the above.

 

[UNICATIONWAVES]

Anyone receive USCG on the NJICS recently?

 

[nosoup4u]

Anyone receive USCG on the NJICS recently?

I heard them over the summer on their NJICS Talkgroups. Nothing involving rescues, just routine stuff.

 

[prcguy]

There should be no encryption on UHF AM frequencies. The USCG uses a LOT of encrypted VHF channels. I was lucky to get inside a USCG restricted communications area (invited with credentials) and was very surprised at the amount of P25 encrypted channels they had in use, it was mind boggling and there was a lot of traffic.

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Understood, but I have been monitoring these channels from Sea Bright/Sandy Hook NJ for 2 years and never heard anything. Perhaps they are Encrypted?
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[PhillyPete]

I heard them over the summer on their NJICS Talkgroups. Nothing involving rescues, just routine stuff.

What talkgroups?

 

[asnhnetwork]

Heard them this past Fridsy on South Medevac channel. They were doing practice approaches at Cape May Hospital and on Alanticare Mainland.

 

[jaymatt1978]

Talkgroup or actually frequency? If so which one?

Heard them this past Fridsy on South Medevac channel. They were doing practice approaches at Cape May Hospital and on Alanticare Mainland.

 

[lynchy135]

Ocean County uses

154.265

KEJ451

BM

CSQ

SoJer FireNet

Fire Mutual Aid/Helicopter Landing Zones (South Jersey Fire-Net)

FMN

Interop

I believe Atlantic and Cape May uses it as well

 

[engvan]

Try 157.05 or 157.100 they use 21 and 22 to. Call the helos a lot.

 

[engvan]

Sorry I should post this in my last message they use 21 of 22 if they are working a recure case sorry