Active Low Band

[jrothwell]

I have an HT750, are there any active low band frequencies in southern NH worth monitoring?

Thanks.

 

[KF0SKV]

I have an HT750, are there any active low band frequencies in southern NH worth monitoring?

Thanks.

Solar cycle is great right now. You may get more then NH on low band.

 

[jmarcel66]

If Southwest Mutual Aid out of Keene is still controlling their simulcast with low band, 33.78 is the frequency to hear dispatch.

NH Homeland Security & Emergency Management is still using 46.58 for now around the Seacoast for the Seabrook nuclear plant drills.

The Milford area was in the process of moving everything from 33.64 to VHF frequencies. I don't know if any are left.

My job has one Low Band / cross band transmitter on a hardly used parks repeater on 31.90 in Milan. If ya ever hear anyone on that, it's probably me testing LOL.

Other than maybe a business or two, or whoever I missed, that's about it.

John M

 

[creeperjeep]

If Southwest Mutual Aid out of Keene is still controlling their simulcast with low band, 33.78 is the frequency to hear dispatch.



The Milford area was in the process of moving everything from 33.64 to VHF frequencies. I don't know if any are left.

The only thing left on 33.64 is a simulcast of Mont Vernon Fire VHF for paging and people that refuse to give up their antiques.

33.78 is still active