2023 VHF Low Band Logs
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mmisk
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Thanks!
Just had a look and yes I am hearing activity up here in cold, icy, snowy Canada
39.220 192.8
39.260 118.8
39.340 162.2
39.360 162.2
39.400 162.2
39.680 118.8
Just had a look and yes I am hearing activity up here in cold, icy, snowy Canada
39.220 192.8
39.260 118.8
39.340 162.2
39.360 162.2
39.400 162.2
39.680 118.8
The Feitong FT-801 and the IC-988B / IC-988
there are numerous others, including the CZ-97480 (480 channels, 25 kHz spacing, 27.5-39.5 MHz) -
This one is interesting, CZ-21000 - same 27.5MHz-39.5MHz coverage FM voice, but 30 watts RF power and switchable 25 kHz or 12.5 kHz spacing. The KND CZ-210000 radio (with the red LED channel display) offers either 480
channels or 1000 channels (I guess technically 960 channels? or 961 if 12.5 kHz spacing mode includes 39.4875 MHz as the highest channel instead of 39.475 MHz being
another one is the HT-700M Fishing Boat Dedicated FM Radiotelephone:
There are numerous other systems in use. The “marine CB” (which is a variant of the standard 6-band export radio 25.615 MHz - 28.305 MHz coverage) is apparently popular in Vietnam - 26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz instead of 25.615 MHz - 28.305 MHz.
Other bands include 26.475 MHz - 30.500 MHz [standard 10 kHz CB-like steps, AM/FM or AM/FM/SSB] - others include 24.715 MHz - 30.105 MHz, and the 25.615 MHz - 30.105 MHz export coverage. Ranger (Malaysia) advertises radios covering the 26.065-28.755 MHz range as “marine CBs”.
The interesting thing is - these exact same radios are sold on the US market, except the frequency coverage is “down one band”. In other words, 25.615-28.305 MHz. So band D is the legal CB band (26.965-27.405 MHz). On these “marine CB” radios, band C is the legal CB band. I wonder why they bother to change this for different markets. It makes less sense to add another whole “band” (set of channels) that are entirely within the 10m amateur band to me. That 28.315-28.755 portion isn’t available on most US market export radios (unless the radio does the full 25615-30105 coverage).
there are numerous others, including the CZ-97480 (480 channels, 25 kHz spacing, 27.5-39.5 MHz) -
Marine Radio Telephone, Communication Navigation Equip , Marine Intercom
The marine radio telephones in Series CZ-97480 have functions such as group call, selective call, confidential group call, asking for help in distress, scanning, phoning, weather reception, 20-commonly-used-channel storage, GPS and so on. It is completely compliance with the standards of...
bochimarine.com
This one is interesting, CZ-21000 - same 27.5MHz-39.5MHz coverage FM voice, but 30 watts RF power and switchable 25 kHz or 12.5 kHz spacing. The KND CZ-210000 radio (with the red LED channel display) offers either 480
channels or 1000 channels (I guess technically 960 channels? or 961 if 12.5 kHz spacing mode includes 39.4875 MHz as the highest channel instead of 39.475 MHz being
Marine Radio Telephone, Communication Navigation Equip , Marine Intercom
The marine radio telephones in Series CZ-97480 have functions such as group call, selective call, confidential group call, asking for help in distress, scanning, phoning, weather reception, 20-commonly-used-channel storage, GPS and so on. It is completely compliance with the standards of...
bochimarine.com
another one is the HT-700M Fishing Boat Dedicated FM Radiotelephone:
There are numerous other systems in use. The “marine CB” (which is a variant of the standard 6-band export radio 25.615 MHz - 28.305 MHz coverage) is apparently popular in Vietnam - 26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz instead of 25.615 MHz - 28.305 MHz.
Other bands include 26.475 MHz - 30.500 MHz [standard 10 kHz CB-like steps, AM/FM or AM/FM/SSB] - others include 24.715 MHz - 30.105 MHz, and the 25.615 MHz - 30.105 MHz export coverage. Ranger (Malaysia) advertises radios covering the 26.065-28.755 MHz range as “marine CBs”.
The interesting thing is - these exact same radios are sold on the US market, except the frequency coverage is “down one band”. In other words, 25.615-28.305 MHz. So band D is the legal CB band (26.965-27.405 MHz). On these “marine CB” radios, band C is the legal CB band. I wonder why they bother to change this for different markets. It makes less sense to add another whole “band” (set of channels) that are entirely within the 10m amateur band to me. That 28.315-28.755 portion isn’t available on most US market export radios (unless the radio does the full 25615-30105 coverage).
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Wenden Radio Co. Ltd.
Taiwan
Wenden Super 4800
Marine CB Radiotelephone
480 Channels
24.265 MHz - 29.655 MHz
Modulation: AM
8W RF output (12V DC power supply)
12W RF output (24V DC power supply)
Super 4800 Marine CB Radiotelephone is one of Wenden’s marine communications solutions. It is an integrated CB radio with scan function built into wide frequency range, simple and user-friendly soft key operation rugged and compact design suitable for the harsh environment
Wenden WTR-358
Marine DSB Radiotelephone
12 Channels or 21 Channels
26.475 MHz - 27.275 MHz
Modulation: AM (DSB)
5W RF output
Wenden WTR-388
Marine DSB Radiotelephone
12 Channels or 1000 Channels (??)
25.550 MHz - 30.495 MHz
Modulation: AM (DSB)
12W RF output
Compare that with
Ranger
CB Marine Transceivers
Ranger Superstar 2400
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+/- 5 kHz clarifier (transmit/receive)
+10 kHz switch
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
4W RF output
Ranger Superstar 2400 Plus
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+10 kHz switch
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
4W RF output
Ranger Superstar 2400 MKIII
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
4W RF output
Ranger Superstar 3
CB Marine Transceiver
Mini-size
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
5W RF output
Ranger Sea Eagle 6900
CB Marine Transceiver
480 Channels, 12 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+/- 5 kHz clarifier (transmit/receive)
+10 kHz switch
24.265 MHz - 29.655 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
10W RF output AM/FM/CW
25W RF output SSB PEP
Ranger Sea Eagle VT
CB Marine Transceiver
480 Channels, 12 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
24.265 MHz - 29.655 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
5W RF output AM
10W RF output FM
Ranger Galaxy Neptune
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+/- 5 kHz clarifier (transmit/receive)
+10 kHz switch
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
10W RF output AM/FM/CW
25W RF output SSB PEP
Taiwan
Wenden Super 4800
Marine CB Radiotelephone
480 Channels
24.265 MHz - 29.655 MHz
Modulation: AM
8W RF output (12V DC power supply)
12W RF output (24V DC power supply)
Super 4800 Marine CB Radiotelephone is one of Wenden’s marine communications solutions. It is an integrated CB radio with scan function built into wide frequency range, simple and user-friendly soft key operation rugged and compact design suitable for the harsh environment
Wenden WTR-358
Marine DSB Radiotelephone
12 Channels or 21 Channels
26.475 MHz - 27.275 MHz
Modulation: AM (DSB)
5W RF output
Wenden WTR-388
Marine DSB Radiotelephone
12 Channels or 1000 Channels (??)
25.550 MHz - 30.495 MHz
Modulation: AM (DSB)
12W RF output
Compare that with
Ranger
CB Marine Transceivers
Ranger Superstar 2400
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+/- 5 kHz clarifier (transmit/receive)
+10 kHz switch
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
4W RF output
Ranger Superstar 2400 Plus
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+10 kHz switch
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
4W RF output
Ranger Superstar 2400 MKIII
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
4W RF output
Ranger Superstar 3
CB Marine Transceiver
Mini-size
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
5W RF output
Ranger Sea Eagle 6900
CB Marine Transceiver
480 Channels, 12 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+/- 5 kHz clarifier (transmit/receive)
+10 kHz switch
24.265 MHz - 29.655 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
10W RF output AM/FM/CW
25W RF output SSB PEP
Ranger Sea Eagle VT
CB Marine Transceiver
480 Channels, 12 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
24.265 MHz - 29.655 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM
5W RF output AM
10W RF output FM
Ranger Galaxy Neptune
CB Marine Transceiver
240 Channels, 6 Bands of 40 Channels Each
10 kHz spacing (CB band plan)
+/- 5 kHz clarifier (transmit/receive)
+10 kHz switch
26.065 MHz - 28.755 MHz
Modulation: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
10W RF output AM/FM/CW
25W RF output SSB PEP
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The problem with 12.5 and 25 KHz channel spacing is that US Part 90 allocations require 5 KHz channel steps.
sprman1955
Member
Bet they are not legal FCC radios.Heard lots of taxis today tried out my Collins R-391 and my RCA AR-88 for 25 mhz to 32 mhz activity.27.700 sounded like slow scan tv went on for 30 mins.S-7 here.
pro2004
Member
Feb 6 & 7 to Eastern Ontario
29.65 FM PL 71.9 HB9HD 10M repeater Switzerland
30.025 150.0
32.575 150.0 Juliet / Lima Alpha relay from Dragon
33.40 150.0 Tower & Redcon-1 HHT11
34.025 150.0
34.15 150.0 Carson Radio
36.60 CYSD beacon w/ continuous morse id "YSD"
41.10 no PL
41.86 PL 77.0 Spanish language
39 & 42 mhz CHP from 1600Z thru 2200 Z
29.65 FM PL 71.9 HB9HD 10M repeater Switzerland
30.025 150.0
32.575 150.0 Juliet / Lima Alpha relay from Dragon
33.40 150.0 Tower & Redcon-1 HHT11
34.025 150.0
34.15 150.0 Carson Radio
36.60 CYSD beacon w/ continuous morse id "YSD"
41.10 no PL
41.86 PL 77.0 Spanish language
39 & 42 mhz CHP from 1600Z thru 2200 Z
Indeed. These aren't sold for the US market though. They're technically designed for the Chinese offshore fishery market, but have made their way into the Asian fishing fleets in general. From what I can tell, based on my loggings and what many other listeners have logged...the 25 kHz spacing 480 channel FM mode only 27.500 MHz to 39.475 MHz version is the version that is most widely used. That's 27.5MHz-39.5MHz FM Fishery Radiotelephone.
Channelization means that fishing fleets need to stick with one standard for backward compatibility with all radios in their fleet, so even if a radio with the 12.5 kHz option is installed, it is probably used in 25 kHz mode (480 channel mode). Since these radios simply show the channel number and not the frequency.
CH-001 is 27.5000 MHz FM [CSQ] and CH-480 is 39.4750 MHz FM [CSQ]. Straight sequence channels.
No CTCSS/DCS tone squelch in use, 16K0G3E / 16K0F3E emission for voice [regular phase modulation/FM voice] and 16K0G1D / 16K0F1D emissions for data transmission and selective calling [PSK data/FSK data] purposes.
But yes, none of these radios are designed for FCC Part 90 land mobile use. That includes the Chinese FM Fishery Radio (FM Fishing Boat Radio), the WTR-358 and WTR-388 Marine Double Side Band [DSB] Radiotelephone AM mode only radios (26.475 MHz to 27.275 MHz or 25.550 MHz to 30.495 MHz - I've seen other versions of these with very slightly different frequency coverage, instead of 30.495 MHz, its 30.500 MHz and instead of 27.275 MHz its 27.270 MHz), or the various "Marine CB Radio" or "Marine CB Radiotelephone" radios (26.065 MHz to 28.755 MHz, 24.265 MHz to 29.655 MHz, 25.615 MHz to 28.305 MHz and 25.615 MHz to 30.105 MHz - AM/FM modes or AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW modes. It would appear that the Marine CB Radios are really just export radios / CB radios with additional channels repackaged into ruggedized cases for marine environments.
CHP was booming in yesterday afternoon (approx. 4:30-5:00pm eastern time). 39MHz was very busy, but 42 MHz/44 MHz/45 MHz were very quiet. I also noticed that the YSD beacon on 36.6000 MHz FM was nowhere to be found, and SNOTEL was absent as well.
It still fascinates me how VHF low propagation will "focus" on one particular area (I know, skip zone!)
sprman1955
Member
26.205 very busy here today spanish female very busy!
30.015 open carrier goes on and off
30-50 MHZ dead here today not hearing a thing yet 25 mhz to 26.4 mhz very busy!
30.015 open carrier goes on and off
30-50 MHZ dead here today not hearing a thing yet 25 mhz to 26.4 mhz very busy!
Anyone heard anything on 35.980 123.0 hz tone of late? - popped up here today - last time I heard this in 2014 it was from southern California - may have changed since then? - Checked my notes, not heard here so far this cycle so something out of the ordinary. Time would have been right for CA 1630 utc. Anyone else seeing this one?
It might start to become more interesting today. It takes above 200 sfu to open up 30MHz -50 MHz for the good stuff. Solar flux final reading yesterday rose to 208 an may keep rising a bit more. I am already seeing MUF at 42MHz over southeast Asia.
Fire up your low VHF radios at dawn. We will have coffee and donuts to help wake you up!
Edit: VHF gets some SC25 love!
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A personal request , and this is not directed at any single person. Can we please stick to keeping this thread to DX logs. So many posts lately have been questions or information, that aren't actual DX logs. Those would be better served as being separate topics/posts/threads, etc. Thank you much in advance. (I am requesting for myself, and not in any way as a representative here. It's a request of mine)
sprman1955
Member
Sunwave thanks for the info!
25.733 mhz AM spanish beeps ect taxis
25.216 USB spanish male and female talking beeps ect taxis
26.205 French unkown who it is female voice S-7 signal 16:40 utc time.
25.733 mhz AM spanish beeps ect taxis
25.216 USB spanish male and female talking beeps ect taxis
26.205 French unkown who it is female voice S-7 signal 16:40 utc time.
California Skip.
QTH: Taunton MA
RX: SDS-200 with the broken dipole antenna.
39.2200 192.8 California Highway Patrol White South Los Angeles
39.2600 118.8 California Highway Patrol Copper Arrowhead
39.3400 162.2 California Highway Patrol Brown Temecula
39.3600 162.2 California Highway Patrol Green Capistrano
39.4000 162.2 California Highway Patrol Orange San Diego
39.4000 186.2 California Highway Patrol Gold Santa Fe Springs
39.5200 173.8 Freeway Service Patrol - Orange County South
39.6800 118.8 Animal Control - Tahoe
39.7200 162.2 California Highway Patrol Gray Westminster
39.8000 162.2 California Highway Patrol Tan Oceanside
39.8600 173.8 Freeway Service Patrol - Orange County North
39.8800 118.8 California Highway Patrol Beige Rancho Cucamonga
39.9400 151.4 Rim Of The World School District - San Bernardino
Signal is ~ -100dBm. Nice and clear.
QTH: Taunton MA
RX: SDS-200 with the broken dipole antenna.
39.2200 192.8 California Highway Patrol White South Los Angeles
39.2600 118.8 California Highway Patrol Copper Arrowhead
39.3400 162.2 California Highway Patrol Brown Temecula
39.3600 162.2 California Highway Patrol Green Capistrano
39.4000 162.2 California Highway Patrol Orange San Diego
39.4000 186.2 California Highway Patrol Gold Santa Fe Springs
39.5200 173.8 Freeway Service Patrol - Orange County South
39.6800 118.8 Animal Control - Tahoe
39.7200 162.2 California Highway Patrol Gray Westminster
39.8000 162.2 California Highway Patrol Tan Oceanside
39.8600 173.8 Freeway Service Patrol - Orange County North
39.8800 118.8 California Highway Patrol Beige Rancho Cucamonga
39.9400 151.4 Rim Of The World School District - San Bernardino
Signal is ~ -100dBm. Nice and clear.
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pro2004
Member
I had 35.98 PL123.0 at 1800z today mentioned Angel Lucia (sp?). CHP on 39MHZ was busy at the time and I suspect this is also a CA business Superior Ready Mix in Escondido on 35.98 is still showing licensed.
Wash, rinse and repeat for this log, for tonight as well. All the specifications also.
South Texas Log 2023/02/01 - 2023/02/10
BCD996XT Scanner w/ ten meter dipole
26.1100 FM KOVR (channel 13) Sacramento Television Stations Inc - Broadcast Auxiliary Remote Pickup
29.7500 71.9 Unidentified
30.0000 150.0 Carrier no audio
30.0250 150.0 US MIL
30.3000 CSQ Asian fishing network
30.5000 150.0 US MIL - possible Ft Sill
30.6000 107.2 Possible KEW913 New Jersey American Water Company
30.6400 110.9 Thomas, Bennett & Hunter Concrete, Westminster MD
30.7750 CSQ Asian fishing network
30.8000 173.8 Taxi dispatch in Spanish
30.9200 162.2 Sandhills Heating & Refrigeration, Southern Pines NC
30.9200 167.9 First Student Inc, School Buses, Kent RI
30.9200 D072 H&S Plumbing & Heating, Hernden VA
31.0000 150.0 US MIL
31.0400 D054 "It's out of the way, so a couple more?"
31.0800 94.8 Blooming Glen Contractors Inc, Blooming Glen PA w/ Morse ID KNJK923
31.1200 100.0 Secco of Palmer, school buses, Holyoke MA. Repeater output. Input is 35.4000.
31.2000 203.5 Taxi dispatch in Spanish. Active since at least 1988.
31.2000 D432 Thomas Bennett & Hunter Concrete, MD
31.4400 123.0 Possible Mid-Continent Concrete, AR or OK
31.4400 162.2 Possible Mid-Continent Concrete, AR or OK
31.6000 167.9 Unidentified US Business - NY or NJ accents
31.7000 150.0 MIL - Canada?
31.8000 CSQ Asian fishing network
31.8200 D244 Trans Group-Monsey, school buses, Rockland County NY
31.8200 D712 Educational Bus Transportation, Capiague NY
31.9400 118.8 Chestnut Ridge Transport, Spring Valley NY
31.9600 D606 The Trans Group, school buses, Copiague NY
32.1800 77.0 Taxi, Alajuela, Costa Rica
32.1800 141.3 Taxi, Alajuela, Costa Rica
32.3500 150.0 US MIL - Nevada "We're departing now, enroute Tahoe"
32.7000 150.0 US MIL "Raider 7" "Wait in the area for recovery"
32.8250 150.0 US MIL - Possible Lowe Army Heliport, Ft Rucker AL
32.9400 141.3 Taxi dispatch in Spanish - band open to Central/South America
33.0000 CSQ Fax - first logged 2011 - band open to Central/South America
33.0200 D023 School buses, Bennington VT
33.0400 114.8 Fire Dispatch - West Barnstable MA
33.0400 179.9 EMS Dispatch - Mohegan Tribe of Indians of CT, New London
33.0600 118.8 Educational Bus Transportation Inc, Copiague, NY
33.0600 131.8 Fire Dispatch - Boylston MA "Rescue requested to Sterling" "Fire department requested to Quest Technology"
33.0600 162.2 Altoona School District, PA
33.0800 131.8 Spencer Rescue - Spencer MA
33.0800 D023 Buses or Vans
33.1000 118.8 Chestnut Ridge Transport, Spring Valley NY
33.1000 186.2 "Brian Escobedo, are you on the walkie?"
33.4400 71.9 Fire dispatch - Possible Paramus NJ
33.4400 118.8 Possible Border Paving Ltd, Alberta, Canada
33.4400 179.9 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Tolland County CT
33.4600 114.8 Fire Dispatch - Provincetown MA w/ voice ID
33.4800 114.8 Fire Dispatch - Barnstable MA
33.5600 D251 Fire Dispatch - Trumball CT
33.5800 114.8 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Yarmouth MA
33.5800 127.3 "Rescue 53 clear of hospital, returning in service"
33.5800 179.9 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Ledyard CT
33.6200 131.8 South Worcester County Fire Net, MA
33.6400 179.9 Fire Dispatch - Windham CT <last heard 2015>
33.6600 114.8 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Truro MA w/ voice ID
33.6600 179.9 Fire Dispatch - Norwich CT
33.7000 114.8 Fire Dispatch - Farnsville, Chatham MA <last heard 2015>
33.7000 131.8 Multiple fire departments on Mid State Mutual Aid Ch. 1, MA
33.7800 77.0 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Cheshire Co NH
33.7800 114.8 EMS Dispatch - Bourne MA
33.8000 179.9 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Windham Co CT
33.8600 77.0 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Washington Co MD
33.8600 179.9 Tolland County Mutual Aid, CT
33.9600 206.5 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Westchester Co NY
34.0000 150.0 US MIL
34.0400 131.8 Taxi - Turrialba, Costa Rica
35.0000 150.0 US MIL "one patient, urgent" "this is a military divert"
35.0250 CSQ Unidentified language
35.0600 136.5 US Business - Unidentified <last heard 2014>
35.0600 D413 US Business - Unidentified <last heard 2014>
35.3200 D074 Secco of Palmer Inc, school buses, Wocester Co MA
35.4000 123.0 Rightmyer Machine, Roanoke Rapids NC
35.5200 146.2 Michie Corp Ready-Mix Concrete, Henniker NH
35.6800 CSQ Paging
35.7200 136.5 Montauk Bus Service, Hampton Bays NY
35.7800 107.2 Unidentified US business "asphalt" "top soil"
35.8400 192.8 Bonded Concrete Inc, West Sand Lake NY
35.9800 146.2 Carroll Concrete Co, NH & VT
36.2500 CSQ Therm O Jet Inc, Cliffside Park NJ w/ Morse ID WNPQ686
36.4500 150.0 US MIL - "frequency is 3 6 5 7 5"
36.5000 74.4 Taxi dispatch in Spanish
36.5750 150.0 US MIL
36.6000 CSQ Beacon "YSD", CYSD Suffield Heliport, Alberta Canada
36.8000 150.0 US MIL - Shiner air to air
36.9000 150.0 US MIL - Martindale Army Heliport Ops, San Antonio TX
37.0000 150.0 US MIL
37.0200 146.2 Police Dispatch - West Milford, NJ
37.6000 CSQ Granite Ridge Energy, Londonderry NH w/ Morse ID WPWE402
37.9800 192.8 "maybe we'll just wait until tomorrow morning"
39.7800 100.0 Police Dispatch, Uxbridge MA
43.4400 77.0 Ingram Readymix, San Antonio TX - During business hours this frequency is a good indicator for band openings to south Texas because they talk and talk and talk and talk
43.5200 77.0 Ingram Readymix, San Antonio TX
BCD996XT Scanner w/ ten meter dipole
26.1100 FM KOVR (channel 13) Sacramento Television Stations Inc - Broadcast Auxiliary Remote Pickup
29.7500 71.9 Unidentified
30.0000 150.0 Carrier no audio
30.0250 150.0 US MIL
30.3000 CSQ Asian fishing network
30.5000 150.0 US MIL - possible Ft Sill
30.6000 107.2 Possible KEW913 New Jersey American Water Company
30.6400 110.9 Thomas, Bennett & Hunter Concrete, Westminster MD
30.7750 CSQ Asian fishing network
30.8000 173.8 Taxi dispatch in Spanish
30.9200 162.2 Sandhills Heating & Refrigeration, Southern Pines NC
30.9200 167.9 First Student Inc, School Buses, Kent RI
30.9200 D072 H&S Plumbing & Heating, Hernden VA
31.0000 150.0 US MIL
31.0400 D054 "It's out of the way, so a couple more?"
31.0800 94.8 Blooming Glen Contractors Inc, Blooming Glen PA w/ Morse ID KNJK923
31.1200 100.0 Secco of Palmer, school buses, Holyoke MA. Repeater output. Input is 35.4000.
31.2000 203.5 Taxi dispatch in Spanish. Active since at least 1988.
31.2000 D432 Thomas Bennett & Hunter Concrete, MD
31.4400 123.0 Possible Mid-Continent Concrete, AR or OK
31.4400 162.2 Possible Mid-Continent Concrete, AR or OK
31.6000 167.9 Unidentified US Business - NY or NJ accents
31.7000 150.0 MIL - Canada?
31.8000 CSQ Asian fishing network
31.8200 D244 Trans Group-Monsey, school buses, Rockland County NY
31.8200 D712 Educational Bus Transportation, Capiague NY
31.9400 118.8 Chestnut Ridge Transport, Spring Valley NY
31.9600 D606 The Trans Group, school buses, Copiague NY
32.1800 77.0 Taxi, Alajuela, Costa Rica
32.1800 141.3 Taxi, Alajuela, Costa Rica
32.3500 150.0 US MIL - Nevada "We're departing now, enroute Tahoe"
32.7000 150.0 US MIL "Raider 7" "Wait in the area for recovery"
32.8250 150.0 US MIL - Possible Lowe Army Heliport, Ft Rucker AL
32.9400 141.3 Taxi dispatch in Spanish - band open to Central/South America
33.0000 CSQ Fax - first logged 2011 - band open to Central/South America
33.0200 D023 School buses, Bennington VT
33.0400 114.8 Fire Dispatch - West Barnstable MA
33.0400 179.9 EMS Dispatch - Mohegan Tribe of Indians of CT, New London
33.0600 118.8 Educational Bus Transportation Inc, Copiague, NY
33.0600 131.8 Fire Dispatch - Boylston MA "Rescue requested to Sterling" "Fire department requested to Quest Technology"
33.0600 162.2 Altoona School District, PA
33.0800 131.8 Spencer Rescue - Spencer MA
33.0800 D023 Buses or Vans
33.1000 118.8 Chestnut Ridge Transport, Spring Valley NY
33.1000 186.2 "Brian Escobedo, are you on the walkie?"
33.4400 71.9 Fire dispatch - Possible Paramus NJ
33.4400 118.8 Possible Border Paving Ltd, Alberta, Canada
33.4400 179.9 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Tolland County CT
33.4600 114.8 Fire Dispatch - Provincetown MA w/ voice ID
33.4800 114.8 Fire Dispatch - Barnstable MA
33.5600 D251 Fire Dispatch - Trumball CT
33.5800 114.8 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Yarmouth MA
33.5800 127.3 "Rescue 53 clear of hospital, returning in service"
33.5800 179.9 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Ledyard CT
33.6200 131.8 South Worcester County Fire Net, MA
33.6400 179.9 Fire Dispatch - Windham CT <last heard 2015>
33.6600 114.8 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Truro MA w/ voice ID
33.6600 179.9 Fire Dispatch - Norwich CT
33.7000 114.8 Fire Dispatch - Farnsville, Chatham MA <last heard 2015>
33.7000 131.8 Multiple fire departments on Mid State Mutual Aid Ch. 1, MA
33.7800 77.0 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Cheshire Co NH
33.7800 114.8 EMS Dispatch - Bourne MA
33.8000 179.9 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Windham Co CT
33.8600 77.0 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Washington Co MD
33.8600 179.9 Tolland County Mutual Aid, CT
33.9600 206.5 Fire/EMS Dispatch - Westchester Co NY
34.0000 150.0 US MIL
34.0400 131.8 Taxi - Turrialba, Costa Rica
35.0000 150.0 US MIL "one patient, urgent" "this is a military divert"
35.0250 CSQ Unidentified language
35.0600 136.5 US Business - Unidentified <last heard 2014>
35.0600 D413 US Business - Unidentified <last heard 2014>
35.3200 D074 Secco of Palmer Inc, school buses, Wocester Co MA
35.4000 123.0 Rightmyer Machine, Roanoke Rapids NC
35.5200 146.2 Michie Corp Ready-Mix Concrete, Henniker NH
35.6800 CSQ Paging
35.7200 136.5 Montauk Bus Service, Hampton Bays NY
35.7800 107.2 Unidentified US business "asphalt" "top soil"
35.8400 192.8 Bonded Concrete Inc, West Sand Lake NY
35.9800 146.2 Carroll Concrete Co, NH & VT
36.2500 CSQ Therm O Jet Inc, Cliffside Park NJ w/ Morse ID WNPQ686
36.4500 150.0 US MIL - "frequency is 3 6 5 7 5"
36.5000 74.4 Taxi dispatch in Spanish
36.5750 150.0 US MIL
36.6000 CSQ Beacon "YSD", CYSD Suffield Heliport, Alberta Canada
36.8000 150.0 US MIL - Shiner air to air
36.9000 150.0 US MIL - Martindale Army Heliport Ops, San Antonio TX
37.0000 150.0 US MIL
37.0200 146.2 Police Dispatch - West Milford, NJ
37.6000 CSQ Granite Ridge Energy, Londonderry NH w/ Morse ID WPWE402
37.9800 192.8 "maybe we'll just wait until tomorrow morning"
39.7800 100.0 Police Dispatch, Uxbridge MA
43.4400 77.0 Ingram Readymix, San Antonio TX - During business hours this frequency is a good indicator for band openings to south Texas because they talk and talk and talk and talk
43.5200 77.0 Ingram Readymix, San Antonio TX
Wow that's a list 😳
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