Combat Air Patrol Frequency files

[ka3jjz]

If you have a milair capable scanner and would like programming files for this, see the identically-named topic in the Washington DC forum.

'Nuff Said! 73s and Happy New Year to alll....Mike

 

[Waldo325mvfd]

try www.milaircomms.com and navigat around they have them.

 

[ka3jjz]

try www.milaircomms.com and navigat around they have them.

Nice try but no cigar, Waldo. These files are optimized for our area, and are banked (or rebanked, in some cases) to fit various scanners' memory and channel requirements. If there are files on George's site, they would be set up (understandably) for the Florida area.

73s Mike

 

[Waldo325mvfd]

Ok, u want a downlodable file. I was just useing that site for the frequency reference. Ok. I'll see if I can find one for you.

 

[ka3jjz]

Ok, u want a downlodable file. I was just useing that site for the frequency reference. Ok. I'll see if I can find one for you.

No I think we have a misunderstanding here. The reference that I gave in the original message will take you to a thread that has *downloadable .csv* formatted files with CAP frequencies arranged for the various Uniden models, and 1 file that has just about everything lumped together in one bank (some Yaesu and Icom models are like this). These files are set up for the Md./DC and northern Va areas.

.csv files (comma seperated values) is a very common format used by several programs as a source of import data; you can also feed this into Excel and copy/paste as needed.

Jeff over on the Southern Maryland scanner board at Yahoo has a different set of files he's developed for the PAX area; which is in your neck of the woods. His files would no doubt be better for you, although there are some things in the files I've supplied that are applicable as well.

My files are already set up and ready to go :wink:

73s Mike

 

[Waldo325mvfd]

OK. got ya :wink: