nd5y
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This weekend is the 33rd annual Hotter’N Hell Hundred bike ride in Wichita Falls. It is a large event with over 13,000 participants from across the country and world.
Here is what I have monitored so far.
Amateur radio repeaters:
146.940 route net
444.800 supply net
444.000 medical net
These are licensed to Mobile Phone of Texas. They are probably temporary event repeaters.
They have lots of traffic and I have never seen these frequencies used in Wichita Falls before:
454.425 632 DPL
454.600 632 DPL
A few rarely used talkgroups came to life on the Wichita Falls EDACS and Sheppard AFB (San Antonio Military Smartzone) trunked systems.
WF Police:
1045 (ProVoice encrypted)
1052 (ProVoice encrypted)
Sheppard:
50368 possibly Police TAC 4
So far no activity on the state and national interop channels.
So far no new talkgroups on local commercial LTR systems.
So far I haven't found any active federal frequencies. I don't know if HHH is big enough for the feds to get involved.
Most of the usual Wichita and Clay County VHF public safety channels are more active than normal.
Here is what I have monitored so far.
Amateur radio repeaters:
146.940 route net
444.800 supply net
444.000 medical net
These are licensed to Mobile Phone of Texas. They are probably temporary event repeaters.
They have lots of traffic and I have never seen these frequencies used in Wichita Falls before:
454.425 632 DPL
454.600 632 DPL
A few rarely used talkgroups came to life on the Wichita Falls EDACS and Sheppard AFB (San Antonio Military Smartzone) trunked systems.
WF Police:
1045 (ProVoice encrypted)
1052 (ProVoice encrypted)
Sheppard:
50368 possibly Police TAC 4
So far no activity on the state and national interop channels.
So far no new talkgroups on local commercial LTR systems.
So far I haven't found any active federal frequencies. I don't know if HHH is big enough for the feds to get involved.
Most of the usual Wichita and Clay County VHF public safety channels are more active than normal.
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