For those interested, here is some brief audio from 18594 kHz
Haiti Major Earthquake - Freqs And Information
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smokeybehr
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The frequencies are in the internationally agreed-upon government band. All their comms are in the 410-415 range. The radios have the capability of operating on any of the military trunked systems in the 380 range with the proper programming as well.
9z4dma
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Miami-based U.S. Southern Command is dispatching a team of 30 people to Haiti to support relief efforts in the aftermath of the earthquake and make way for additional military aid.
Officials said two C-130 aircraft were departing Wednesday for Haiti with the team of military engineers, operational planners, communications specialists and a command and control group. The Air Force is sending people to provide air traffic control and operations at the Port-au-Prince airport.
U.S. officials are laying out a massive military response to the Haiti earthquake, saying that ships, helicopters, transport planes and a 2,000-member Marine unit are either on the way or likely to begin moving soon.
Gen. Douglas Fraser, head of U.S. Southern Command, said Wednesday that one of the U.S. Navy's large amphibious ships will likely head to Haiti with a Marine expeditionary unit aboard. Fraser said other U.S. military forces are on alert, including a brigade, which includes about 3,500 troops. Fraser said during a news conference with other U.S. officials that the Pentagon is "seriously looking at" sending thousands of Marines to assist with disaster relief efforts and security in Haiti. The general said that a U.S. aircraft carrier, the USS Carl Vinson, is also heading from Norfolk, Va., to the area and should arrive Thursday afternoon.
The United Nations is releasing $10 million from its emergency funds.
The Irish telecommunications company Digicel said it would donate $5 million to aid agencies and repair its damaged 1800MHz GSM mobile phone network.
The European Commission has approved $4.37 million with more funds likely.
Spain has pledged $4.37 million, and sent three planes with rescue teams and 100 tons of emergency relief equipment.
The Netherlands has donated $2.91 million and will send a 60-person search-and-rescue team.
Germany gave $2.17 million and sent an immediate response team. Another team with 20 rescue dogs is on standby.
China will donate $1 million, according to Xinhua News Agency.
Sweden has offered $850,000 along with tents, water purification equipment and medical aid.
Venezuela has sent doctors, firefighters and rescue workers.
Mexico will send doctors, search-and-rescue dogs and infrastructure damage experts.
France is sending two planes with doctors, food and medical equipment.
Britain has sent 64 firefighters with search-and-rescue dogs and 10 tons of equipment
Iceland is sending 37 search-and-rescue specialists.
Taiwan is flying in 23 rescue personnel and 2 tons of aid and equipment.
Israel is sending an elite army rescue unit including engineers, rescue workers, doctors and medics
Officials said two C-130 aircraft were departing Wednesday for Haiti with the team of military engineers, operational planners, communications specialists and a command and control group. The Air Force is sending people to provide air traffic control and operations at the Port-au-Prince airport.
U.S. officials are laying out a massive military response to the Haiti earthquake, saying that ships, helicopters, transport planes and a 2,000-member Marine unit are either on the way or likely to begin moving soon.
Gen. Douglas Fraser, head of U.S. Southern Command, said Wednesday that one of the U.S. Navy's large amphibious ships will likely head to Haiti with a Marine expeditionary unit aboard. Fraser said other U.S. military forces are on alert, including a brigade, which includes about 3,500 troops. Fraser said during a news conference with other U.S. officials that the Pentagon is "seriously looking at" sending thousands of Marines to assist with disaster relief efforts and security in Haiti. The general said that a U.S. aircraft carrier, the USS Carl Vinson, is also heading from Norfolk, Va., to the area and should arrive Thursday afternoon.
The United Nations is releasing $10 million from its emergency funds.
The Irish telecommunications company Digicel said it would donate $5 million to aid agencies and repair its damaged 1800MHz GSM mobile phone network.
The European Commission has approved $4.37 million with more funds likely.
Spain has pledged $4.37 million, and sent three planes with rescue teams and 100 tons of emergency relief equipment.
The Netherlands has donated $2.91 million and will send a 60-person search-and-rescue team.
Germany gave $2.17 million and sent an immediate response team. Another team with 20 rescue dogs is on standby.
China will donate $1 million, according to Xinhua News Agency.
Sweden has offered $850,000 along with tents, water purification equipment and medical aid.
Venezuela has sent doctors, firefighters and rescue workers.
Mexico will send doctors, search-and-rescue dogs and infrastructure damage experts.
France is sending two planes with doctors, food and medical equipment.
Britain has sent 64 firefighters with search-and-rescue dogs and 10 tons of equipment
Iceland is sending 37 search-and-rescue specialists.
Taiwan is flying in 23 rescue personnel and 2 tons of aid and equipment.
Israel is sending an elite army rescue unit including engineers, rescue workers, doctors and medics
n8zrp
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Flightaware
Interesting to watch Flightaware showing inbound and outbound activity from MTPP (Port Au Prince Airport). FlightAware > Port Airport (au) [MTPP/MTPP]
There's a C-130 from KIAD about to land there as I type this. FlightAware > Lynden Air Cargo Llc #485 > 13-Jan-2010 > KIAD-MTPP
Interesting to watch Flightaware showing inbound and outbound activity from MTPP (Port Au Prince Airport). FlightAware > Port Airport (au) [MTPP/MTPP]
There's a C-130 from KIAD about to land there as I type this. FlightAware > Lynden Air Cargo Llc #485 > 13-Jan-2010 > KIAD-MTPP
WisconsinRailfan
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Great feed. thanks for sharing
Oh man, CNN reporting the National Penitentiary has collapsed and many inmates have escaped. A bad situation that I hope doesn't turn worse. I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like there right now.
HH2JR has been on the air on the Maritime Mobile Service Net on 14300 KHz USB
I've dedicated two of my radios to broadcast Amateur feeds from the area...
Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com
I've dedicated two of my radios to broadcast Amateur feeds from the area...
Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com
ka3jjz
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I kinda suspect Global Tuners and some of the other US based online tunable receivers will be pretty busy, but here's the article for the links...
Live Tunable Receivers - The RadioReference Wiki
73 Mike
Live Tunable Receivers - The RadioReference Wiki
73 Mike
it sounds like SATERN is closing down 14.265.
Activity should start on 7.265 LSB and 3.977.7 as well.
Also to monitor 14.300 and 14.313 USB
The Feed from W2LIE.net will move up to 14.313
Activity should start on 7.265 LSB and 3.977.7 as well.
Also to monitor 14.300 and 14.313 USB
The Feed from W2LIE.net will move up to 14.313
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psr600md
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yeh i moved my feed to 3977lsb
eorange
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Steady traffic on 5732 (ALE/voice), 5696, and EAMs on 8992.
I moved my feed off of 14.313 since I couldn't pick anything up..
PSR, you have anything on 3.977? I hear one station calling QRZ, but that is about it.
If you have 3.977, I can move mine up to 7.265 so we have all of the bases covered.
PSR, you have anything on 3.977? I hear one station calling QRZ, but that is about it.
If you have 3.977, I can move mine up to 7.265 so we have all of the bases covered.
Flightwx
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Thanks for providing the feeds
Conditions need to improve for me to hear anything on 7.265. I will leave the radio going for a while.
I've also moved down to 3.997 and all I hear is 1 station looking for SATERN NCS so he can act as a relay.
I've also moved down to 3.997 and all I hear is 1 station looking for SATERN NCS so he can act as a relay.
psr600md
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no same here and one staion looking for a pp to the usa,were in scan 5696 5732 3977
If anyone has anything they'd like to hear, please let me know.. I think Lindsay's moved down to 7.265 since he can hear net control better than myself.
That means my HF rig is free to roam around the band. Right now it is on 3.977.7.
Like I said, if anyone has anything of interest they would like to hear, please let me know and I'll move my feed.
That means my HF rig is free to roam around the band. Right now it is on 3.977.7.
Like I said, if anyone has anything of interest they would like to hear, please let me know and I'll move my feed.
reconrider8
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well i hope everyone is ok down there but both streams there are just static lol nothing much of anything but static
psr600md
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what freqs the net on now
scanning 5696 5732 3977 no saturn net?? got them now on 3977.7
scanning 5696 5732 3977 no saturn net?? got them now on 3977.7
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Yes.. The SATERN Net is running on my stream as well....
I forgot to punch in the last filter, and now I am able to pull them out..
I forgot to punch in the last filter, and now I am able to pull them out..
psr600md
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hams in haiti
does anyone know how many hams are in haiti,that live there?
does anyone know how many hams are in haiti,that live there?
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