Civil Air Patrol

[jerseymilair]

RED DRAGON was conducting a radio net last night (02-23-06) between the hours of 7:30pm and 8:00pm on 148.125 FM.
Steve
jerseymilair

 

[HillbillyUHF]

Hf

I have heard the CAP on HF also.Do they link the VHF to HF?

 

[jaymatt1978]

No they don't link, I think it's against FCC rules to crossband like that! Although in a true emergency the rules go out the window. I have never heard of crossbanding between HF and VHF/UHF. Even with the ham stuff the cross band is usually anything ABOVE 10 Meters. Although don't quote me on that

 

[elk2370bruce]

Nets are discrete. 4466 Khz is the homeplate.

 

[SM166]

not covered by the FCC
Bergen County TX site is in Franklin Lakes on the County PD site

 

[KC2LVC]

No they don't link, I think it's against FCC rules to crossband like that! Although in a true emergency the rules go out the window. I have never heard of crossbanding between HF and VHF/UHF. Even with the ham stuff the cross band is usually anything ABOVE 10 Meters. Although don't quote me on that

actually there are links between VHF/UHF and HF on some Ham repeater systems. The N2ROW repeater system in NYC has a repeater on 29.680mhz. They also have repeaters on 53.41, 145.23, 224.34, 441.1, 447.625 and recently added another on 927.9625mhz. All are linked together. Covers all Impressive system.

 

[FlyGuy16352]

New Jersey Wing Civil Air Patrol conducts a net Monday-Friday from 1930-2000 local time. There is a different NCS (net control station) every night because each squadron has a different meeting day and time. For example: Twin Pine Composite Squadron (Red Dragon 4510) meets on Wednesday nights from 1900-2115; the communications officer or assigned cadet runs the net from 1930-2000 local. The same thing would happen with any other squadron. Fridays are opened to any authorized NCS, but there usually is'nt a net. Nets are run on 148.125 MHz (CAP Simplex 2); the net controller may also choose to use a CAP repeater which also outputs on 148.125 MHz.

David Pankove, C/CMSgt, CAP.

 

[KC2LVC]

138.150mhz at 10:04am EST ( 15:04 UTC ) heard from Hoboken NJ. I'm not as into milair as you guys. I have this listed as A10's air/air. Anyone know what else could be using this freq?

 

[jerseymilair]

138.150 is a tactical freq. used by the military for "Combat Air Patrol", not Civil Air Patrol. The two are entirely different agencies. I know for sure its not used by New Jersey's 177th in Atlantic City. It may however be used by the A-10's from Willow Grove while they are on patrol over NYC which they have been latley.
Steve