ABQ Ballon Fiesta - 2011

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vbphil

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I haven't used my RS Pro-163 scanner in awhile so I'm a little rusty with remembering when I programmed it. I have these frequencies labled as Balloons. I'm interested in listening to the Balloon Fiesta activities. Does anyone know if these frequencies are correct or if there are any additional ones?
Thanks, -phil

123.3000 American Balloon
123.5000 American Balloon
151.6250 Abq Balloon
151.6550 Wicker Baket Bas
461.1750 World Balloon
461.8750 Abq Intl Balloon
462.0750 Abq Intl Balloon
464.5500 Balloon Depot
123.4500 Balloon to Ballo
122.8000 Balloon to Ballo
122.9000 Balloon to Ballo
122.9500 Balloon to Ballo
151.6250 Red - H/Ts
154.5700 Blue-Base
170.2375 Blue-air
156.6000 Green-Base
171.1000 Green-Air
462.5625 FRS-01
462.5875 FRS-02
462.6125 FRS-03
462.6375 FRS-04
462.6625 FRS-05
462.6875 FRS-06
462.7125 FRS-07
467.5625 FRS-08
467.5875 FRS-09
467.6125 FRS-10
467.6375 FRS-11
467.6625 FRS-12
467.6875 FRS-13
467.7125 FRS-14
 

agates

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I can tell you that the FRS channels are correct, and that is where you're going to hear the vast majority of balloon pilot/chase crew comms.
 

BillKaye

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Common AIBF Frequencies?

Since the media indicates that both APD and BCSO are supported by state, federal, pueblo, other county, etc. agencies during the Balloon Fiesta, is there a common ground for all participating agencies to comminicate?

Having recently moved to ABQ from Michigan I saw first hand how several levels of law enforcement, fire, medical services, etc. all accessed a central radio system - MPSCS (Michigan Public Safety Communications System). This system is used at the federal, state, county and municipal levels.

For major events like the Super Bowl, hockey playoffs, presidential visits, all assigned units could simply access a series of designated talk groups on the P25 system.

Here it seems that some are VHF, others on UHF, with a multitude of trunked systems, all using different protocols or systems which makes inter-agency communication very difficult to maintain.

Thanks, and I'll be watching for a reply or discussion in the days coming.

Bill
 

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New mexico doesn't have a state wide radio system. Apd and Afd have their Tac channels they use for the event and there is a 800MHz simplex freq @ the event that is patched to a VHF freq so they can communicate with the Feds.
 
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