This afternoon a large convoy rolled thru Belvidere, New Jersey using 381.9 with a PL of 151.4 Simplex.
381.9 isn't ISR.
The original 14 Icom Intra-Squad Radio channels were:
396.875
397.125
397.175
397.375
397.425
397.475
397.550
397.950
398.050
399.425
399.475
399.725
399.925
399.975
but a few years back several were taken away. I could not find which ones.
At the Super Bowl in Arlington TX several years ago there was a National Guard or Army repeater reported on 387.5125 / 397.5125 with PL 151.4.
381.9 isn't ISR.
The original 14 Icom Intra-Squad Radio channels were:
396.875
397.125
397.175
397.375
397.425
397.475
397.550
397.950
398.050
399.425
399.475
399.725
399.925
399.975
but a few years back several were taken away. I could not find which ones.
At the Super Bowl in Arlington TX several years ago there was a National Guard or Army repeater reported on 387.5125 / 397.5125 with PL 151.4.
I took the time to look at the street (on Google maps) approaching the bridge entrance. It's clearly marked twice with signs prohibiting anything larger than 8 tons. I know nothing at all about the weight of a deuce and a 1/2, but can they be more than 8 tons?? That seems pretty large.. anyway. The bridge itself looks tiny, it's two lane and I think I would have to duck to walk across it. It's so small the speed limit is 15 m.p.h. Logistical planning took a dive on that operation. Nice catch on that one. Take care