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= HFLINK NEWS = SPECIAL BULLETIN = 27 MAR 2015 =
ALE IN USA ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY CROSS-BAND COMMUNICATIONS
TEST (09-10 MAY 2015)
= Armed Forces Day ALE Direct Interoperability =
This is the first year that ALE will be in use for this event.
Ham operators may use ALE "Individual Call" selective calling
to connect with a military station, for voice communications.
Amateur Stations with Automatic Link Establishment (ALE)
capability can contact a military station directly on specific
half duplex “cross band” channels established for this purpose.
Military stations will scan and receive certain Amateur
HFLINK ALE frequencies, and transmit on the corresponding
military ALE frequency. Military stations will also
transmit ALE station identification (soundings) on each
military frequency at 30 to 90 minute intervals. Amateur
stations which are capable may scan the military frequencies
and monitor the soundings to build the LQA database or
select the channel manually. HF Radios with an embedded
ALE feature, or ham radios with computer-based PC-ALE,
are compatible for use with the military 2G-ALE used in
this event.
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ALE Military Stations:
CALLSIGN | ALE ADDRESS
AAZ | AAZ
NBL | HMBNNN
NUW | NUW
AGA2SY | 2SYAGA
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Armed Forces Day Interoperability
ALE CHANNEL FREQUENCY LIST:
Channel | Amateur | Military
X75US | 3,996.0 USB | 4,000.0 USB
X60INT | 5,371.5 USB | 5,385.5 USB
X40US | 7,296.0 USB | 7,357.0 USB
X20INT | 14,346.0 USB | 14,846.0 USB
X17INT | 18,117.5 USB | 18,272.5 USB
X15INT | 21,432.5 USB | 20,940.0 USB
X12INT | 24,932.0 USB | 24,858.5 USB
Upper Sideband (USB) is utilized on all frequencies for transmit and receive.
============================
Amateur stations seeking more information about ALE go to
HFLINK.NET - HIGH FREQUENCY NETWORK - ALE COMM CENTRE - HFN - HF Interoperability - Automatic Link Establishment HFLINK.NET - HIGH FREQUENCY NETWORK - ALE COMM CENTRE - HFN - HF Interoperability - Automatic Link Establishment
= HFLINK NEWS = SPECIAL BULLETIN = 27 MAR 2015 =
ALE IN USA ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY CROSS-BAND COMMUNICATIONS
TEST (09-10 MAY 2015)
= Armed Forces Day ALE Direct Interoperability =
This is the first year that ALE will be in use for this event.
Ham operators may use ALE "Individual Call" selective calling
to connect with a military station, for voice communications.
Amateur Stations with Automatic Link Establishment (ALE)
capability can contact a military station directly on specific
half duplex “cross band” channels established for this purpose.
Military stations will scan and receive certain Amateur
HFLINK ALE frequencies, and transmit on the corresponding
military ALE frequency. Military stations will also
transmit ALE station identification (soundings) on each
military frequency at 30 to 90 minute intervals. Amateur
stations which are capable may scan the military frequencies
and monitor the soundings to build the LQA database or
select the channel manually. HF Radios with an embedded
ALE feature, or ham radios with computer-based PC-ALE,
are compatible for use with the military 2G-ALE used in
this event.
============================
ALE Military Stations:
CALLSIGN | ALE ADDRESS
AAZ | AAZ
NBL | HMBNNN
NUW | NUW
AGA2SY | 2SYAGA
============================
Armed Forces Day Interoperability
ALE CHANNEL FREQUENCY LIST:
Channel | Amateur | Military
X75US | 3,996.0 USB | 4,000.0 USB
X60INT | 5,371.5 USB | 5,385.5 USB
X40US | 7,296.0 USB | 7,357.0 USB
X20INT | 14,346.0 USB | 14,846.0 USB
X17INT | 18,117.5 USB | 18,272.5 USB
X15INT | 21,432.5 USB | 20,940.0 USB
X12INT | 24,932.0 USB | 24,858.5 USB
Upper Sideband (USB) is utilized on all frequencies for transmit and receive.
============================
Amateur stations seeking more information about ALE go to
HFLINK.NET - HIGH FREQUENCY NETWORK - ALE COMM CENTRE - HFN - HF Interoperability - Automatic Link Establishment HFLINK.NET - HIGH FREQUENCY NETWORK - ALE COMM CENTRE - HFN - HF Interoperability - Automatic Link Establishment
