Tons of skip today! A bunch of stuff heard over only an hour or two of monitoring.
This will be my first real VHF-low band log so please let me know if there is anything missing/wrong in my log as I am sure there will be plenty
Heard in North Carolina using an HF delta-loop today just around lunch-time:
*IIRC all the stuff with 151.4 Hz is the Military who uses an unconventional PL of 150.0 Hz.
30.020 CSQ - Sounds like paging data
30.300 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL
30.400 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL "94 radio check, over"
30.450 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL
30.600 PL 107.2 Hz - "All of the material patched up"
30.600 PL 162.2 Hz - Possibly construction "You can't keep dumping in this spot"
30.620 PL 94.8 Hz - "for 2:00"
30.680 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL "Well good morning Bill"
30.720 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL
30.720 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL "Signing on, good afternoon"
30.800 PL 173.8 Hz -
30.820 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL? "Signing in from standby for the 12:00 release...."
30.930 PL 167.9 Hz - "Thanks guys"
31.040 PL 173.8 Hz - Transportation (Simplex)
31.080 PL 131.8 Hz -
31.120 PL 100.0 Hz - "Have a great afternoon"
31.540 DCS 032 - Buses (Talking about picking kids up)
31.600 PL 167.9 Hz -
31.640 PL 118.8 Hz - "answer when he's there" (Simplex)
31.800 PL 131.8 Hz -
31.820 DCS 244 - Buses
31.880 DCS 445 -
31.940 PL 118.8 Hz - Woman with an Indian accent
31.960 PL 162.2 Hz -
32.225 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL "Did your convoy … pick up the CONEX?"
33.080 PL 136.5 Hz - (Simplex)
33.100 PL 118.8 Hz - "10-4, returning to base"
33.100 PL 123.0 Hz - "Take a different truck after lunch"
33.440 PL 71.9 Hz - UID Fire Dispatch
33.480 PL 114.8 Hz - Barnstable, MA Fire Dispatch (
KCB781)
33.520 PL 131.8 Hz - East Haven, CT Fire Paging (
KNFM255)
33.660 PL 114.8 Hz - Truro, MA Fire Dispatch (
KCD556)
33.680 PL 114.8 Hz - Mashpee, MA Fire Dispatch (
WNWQ580)
33.740 PL 136.5 Hz - UID Public Safety Agency
33.780 PL 114.8 Hz - Falmouth, MA Fire Dispatch (
KNGE459)
33.800 PL 179.9 Hz - QV Regional Dispatch, CT (
KGC263)
33.880 PL 179.9 Hz - Bozrah, CT EMS Dispatch
33.900 PL 192.8 Hz - Lakes Region, NH Mutual Fire Aid
33.940 PL 179.9 Hz - Waterford, CR Fire/EMS Dispatch (
KJL703)
33.960 PL 179.9 Hz - Lyme, CT Fire Patch (
KCB217)?
35.060 PL 110.9 Hz - "Going along the west side" (Simplex) "I have no reception down here"
35.080 PL 118.8 Hz - "Just let me know how much you get on 'em" "potential for two small deliveries for ya"
35.180 PL 107.2 Hz -
35.180 PL 156.7 Hz -
35.720 PL 136.5 Hz -
35.720 PL 151.5 Hz -
35.800 PL 123.0 Hz -
35.820 PL 192.8 Hz - (Simplex)
35.840 PL 192.8 Hz -
35.880 PL 141.3 Hz -
35.980 PL 146.2 Hz - "10-4, Union and take a left"
36.250 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL
37.020 PL 146.2 Hz - West Milford, NJ PD/EMS Dispatch (
KZM737)
37.360 PL 110.9 Hz -
37.460 CSQ - CWID
37.580 PL 192.8 Hz - UID Fire Dispatch
37.760 PL 162.2 Hz -
38.900 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL "RSO rank initials last four" "Range Control"
39.180 PL 107.2 Hz - "2783 clear, refusal"
39.780 PL 100.0 Hz - Repeater being keyed
39.860 PL 162.2 Hz -
39.900 PL 156.7 Hz - Norwich, CT Police Dispatch (
KCA773)
42.000 PL 186.2 Hz -
42.380 PL 186.2 Hz -
42.920 PL 203.5 Hz - MO Highway Patrol Troop A (
KAA202)
42.960 PL 110.9 Hz - "They're both coming in now"
43.000 PL 114.8 Hz - Possibly construction (Simplex)
43.000 PL 100.0 Hz - Possibly construction "Back down and start dumping"
43.020 PL 162.2 Hz - Possibly construction "I'm gonna keep you here for another load"
43.040 PL 162.2 Hz - Possibly construction "If he'd known we could haul ten and a quarter but he thought we could only haul ten" "gravel"
43.060 PL 127.3 Hz - "Still a slight drizzle here but it looks like the sun is trying to come out"
43.120 PL 118.8 Hz - "Here ya go" "We'll be done in 30 minutes anyways"
43.120 PL 146.2 Hz -
43.180 PL 118.8 Hz -
43.740 PL 67.0 Hz - "Next tier to got through"
43.760 PL 123.0 Hz - Transportation
43.800 PL 173.8 Hz -
43.840 DCS 172 -
43.860 PL 146.2 Hz - "Pulling in the yard with a weight of 25.64"
44.160 PL 151.4 Hz - U.S. MIL?
44.240 CSQ - "Never mind"
44.480 DCS 702 - Transportation "We're dropping off people now, right?"
45.080 PL 123.0 Hz - "East.... community star"
45.640 CSQ - CWID
45.720 DCS 343 - Durham, CT Fire/EMS Dispatch?
45.860 PL 110.9 Hz -
46.100 DCS 754 -
46.120 PL 127.3 Hz - CWID
46.180 PL 141.3 Hz - Middlesex, CT Fire Dispatch (
WQF238)
46.250 PL 151.4 Hz - "For the Honda civic.... vehicle lockout"
46.360 CSQ - UID Fire/EMS Dispatch
46.760 PL 110.9 Hz -
47.100 PL 107.2 Hz - NC DOT Division 11 operations (Local)
47.520 PL 162.2 Hz -
47.580 DCS 125 - (Simplex)
47.640 CSQ -
47.680 PL 100.0 Hz -
47.680 PL 141.3 Hz - "Don't load it yet"
48.420 PL 107.2 Hz - "Go ahead Brad" (Simplex)
I haven't had time to dive into the DB or the FCC ULS more to identify a lot of these channels. That will keep me busy for a while!
