It appears that I may have some family moving down to the Brunswick County area in the near future, and I am trying to add in some relevant frequencies to my UHF XTS5000. I will not get down to the area too often, but I do have a lot of concern about the area during Hurricane season, so I would like to add in the utility frequencies.
I see that Brunswick Electric Membership Cooperative is licensed for repeaters on 451.125 and 451.725 in several locations. Does anyone monitor this system that can provide tones and what these are used for? I.E. which one is channel 1, etc.
I also see that Duke Energy is licensed for repeaters on 451.200, 451.250, 462.475, and 462.525. These both appear to be in relation to the power plant and I would also like to add them in, so I am looking for the same information.
Dosher Memorial Hospital in Southport is also licensed on for a repeater on 451.950.
I realize some of this information could be considered "sensitive" (but--it's in the FCC database), so feel free to PM me.
Thanks!
I see that Brunswick Electric Membership Cooperative is licensed for repeaters on 451.125 and 451.725 in several locations. Does anyone monitor this system that can provide tones and what these are used for? I.E. which one is channel 1, etc.
I also see that Duke Energy is licensed for repeaters on 451.200, 451.250, 462.475, and 462.525. These both appear to be in relation to the power plant and I would also like to add them in, so I am looking for the same information.
Dosher Memorial Hospital in Southport is also licensed on for a repeater on 451.950.
I realize some of this information could be considered "sensitive" (but--it's in the FCC database), so feel free to PM me.
Thanks!