Federal HF

[SKYNET156]

I just thought i would share this file with everyone here, i got most of this off the net some time ago, i am not sure what's good or not? but i don't have an HF Radio, so if anyone who takes a look at this if they can report back it would be greatly appreciated,


HF Frequencies :

FBI, 7.905
FBI, 9.24
FBI, 10.5
9.2400 Mhz
10.5000


US Customs

2808.5 X-ray Alpha 11246.0
4500.0 Zulu Alpha 11288.0 Yankee Delta
4991.0 X-ray Bravo 12222.0 Zulu Delta
5058.5 X-ray Charlie 13312.0 Yankee Echo
5277.0 Alpha 14350.0 Lima
5571.0 Yankee Bravo 14686.0 Papa
5841.0 Bravo 14690.0 Golf
7300.0 Charlie 15867.0 Zulu Echo
7527.0 Zulu Bravo 15953.5 X-ray Foxtrot
7657.0 Foxtrot 16141.0 HORNET 4
7778.5 X-ray Delta 17601.0 X-ray Golf
8912.5 Yankee Charlie 18666.0 Hotel
9238.5 X-Ray Echo 19131.0
9497.0 Delta 23403.0 Romeo
9802.0 Zulu Charlie 23675.0 India
11076.0 Echo ( khz )





Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 27.575
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 27.585

SAC, 11.243
SAC, 11.246

FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

5.2110
10.4939
16.9500



DEPT of ENERGY

4.6045
3.3350 Nuclear Transport
5.7510 Nuclear Transport
7.7000 Nuclear Transport
11.5550 Nuclear Transport



Military Aeronautical Communications System (MACS)
Unless otherwise stated, all frequencies are used by "Edmonton", "Trenton", and "St.John's" Military.



3047.0 Not monitored by St.John's
3092.0
4703.0
5717.0 Primary HF Search & Rescue Frequency
6706.0
6745.0 Not monitored by St.John's
6754.0 Exclusive Weather (VOLMET) Broadcast Frequency
8989.0 Not monitored by St.John's
9007.0
11232.0
11265.0 Not monitored by St.John's
11271.0 Not monitored by St.John's
13257.0
15031.0
15034.0 Exclusive Weather (VOLMET) Broadcast Frequency
17994.0
18012.0
23250.0 Not monitored by Edmonton & St.John's

Initial contact is to be made on 11232.0 or 9007.0 kHz when aircraft are located east of 90 degrees W and on 11271.0 or 8989.0 kHz when aircraft are west of 90 degrees W.


For Canforce VHF/UHF frequencies click here


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MAC Communications Stations
CHR - Trenton Military, Ontario
CJX - St.John's Military, Newfoundland
VXA - Edmonton Military, Alberta
CFH - Halifax Military, Nova Scotia
CKN - Vancouver Military, British ColumbiaHalifax and Vancouver Military support requirements such as Search & Rescue coordination for Halifax and Victoria Rescue Coordination Centers (RCC's).


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Trenton Volmet

6.754.00 - 15.035.00 MHz USB
Reports at 20 minutes past the hour for the following stations
Gander
Halifax
Shearwater
Greenwood
Bagotville
Ottawa
Trenton
Toronto
Winnipeg
Cold Lake
Edmonton
Comox
Victoria
Abbottsford



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Aircraft Types
Canforce Designation Manufacture Designation

CC-115 Buffalo deHavilland Canada DHC-5
CC-130 Hercules Lockheed C-130
CC-138 Twin Otter deHavilland Canada DHC-6
CC-144 Challenger Canadair Challenger 601
CC-150 Polaris Airbus A-310
CF-18A Hornet McDonnell Douglas FA-18
CH-124 Sea King Sikorsky CHSS-2
CH-146 Griffon Bell 412 Helicopter
CH-149 Cormorant E H Industries 101
CP-140(A) Aurora Lockheed P-3 Orion
CT-114 Tutor Canadair Tutor
CT-133 Silver Star Lockheed T-33
CT-142 Dash 8 deHavilland Canada DHC-8
CT-155 Hawk BAE Systems Hawk 115
CT-156 Harvard II Raytheon Harvard II

 

[ka3jjz]

Hate to say it, but some of this looks awfully old and dated. The FBI hasn't been reported on HF very much if at all recently, and SAC?? Must go back to the 80s or so. Ditto with the NRC freqs.

FEMA would be found as part of the SHARES network, no doubt. 73 Mike

 

[SKYNET156]

I pretty much thought that, it's just something i found in a file i had,

Here are a few more i found, what do you think about these?

Dept of Homeland Security

RADIO NET 1
=================
163.6500
167.1500
167.2375
167.4000
168.8000
168.8500
170.7125
171.1750
171.6125
171.6375
172.2875
172.4500
172.5125
173.6625

Radio Net 2
======================
166.9125
167.2125
167.3750
167.4250
167.4750
167.5000
167.5250
167.7250

RADIO NET 3
======================
167.2250
167.6000
167.6750
167.7875

BOATS
======================
BOAT 1 169.6375
BOAT 2 169.3875

OTHER
======================
166.6375 REPEATER
167.5500 REPEATER
167.5750 REPEATER
168.3750 REPEATER
168.8250 REPEATER
170.0625 REPEATER
170.7375 SIMPLEX
170.8375 SIMPLEX

 

[WayneH]

Here are a few more i found, what do you think about these?

It's all about as useful as saying the Feds use the 160s and 170s freqs.

 

[SOFA_KING]

It's all about as useful as saying the Feds use the 160s and 170s freqs.

I agree. There are so many old and false lists out there that it is not even worth looking at. There are people here that are on top of it, but each region of the country does things different, so YOU have to search.

Phil

 

[sflmonitor]

No such nets.

I pretty much thought that, it's just something i found in a file i had,

Here are a few more i found, what do you think about these?

Dept of Homeland Security

RADIO NET 1
=================
163.6500
167.1500
167.2375
167.4000
168.8000
168.8500
170.7125
171.1750
171.6125
171.6375
172.2875
172.4500
172.5125
173.6625

Radio Net 2
======================
166.9125
167.2125
167.3750
167.4250
167.4750
167.5000
167.5250
167.7250

RADIO NET 3
======================
167.2250
167.6000
167.6750
167.7875

BOATS
======================
BOAT 1 169.6375
BOAT 2 169.3875

OTHER
======================
166.6375 REPEATER
167.5500 REPEATER
167.5750 REPEATER
168.3750 REPEATER
168.8250 REPEATER
170.0625 REPEATER
170.7375 SIMPLEX
170.8375 SIMPLEX

 

[Mark_Space]

No MACS stations in St.Johns or Edmonton for many a year...

 

[SCPD]

In 1983, Mono County, California took a number of actions in reaction to some interesting seismic activity, some of which may have indicated volcanic activity. The Forest Service established an HF network to link the dispatchers of the Inyo National Forest with the Toiyabe National Forest and the Bridgeport Ranger District, located in the town of the same name, which was the county seat of Mono County. The Geographic Area Coordinating Center (one of 11 in the U.S.) also had an HF radio. I worked out of the Bridgeport Ranger Station and had access to the radio, which looked like a military piece of equipment, although it wasn't surplus as it was new.

The net was tested every Wednesday. I was told by some radio techs that the feds had taken a new interest in HF, because of the vulnerability of other types of communications. Now everyone seems to have satellite phones in large incident mobile command posts. This may explain why the feds don't seem as interested in HF anymore. In the mountainous terrain I live in, times line of sight to satellites is not available in some narrow canyons. I would think that similar mountainous jurisdictions should not discount HF.