Hurricane Dorian frequencies

[ka3jjz]

from Hugh Stegman on the UDXF mailing list;

2658.0 (ALE) US National Guard Joint Operations Centers
3388.0 (ALE) FEMA
3592.5 Amateur digital Health & Welfare
3815.0 (LSB) Caribbean Emergency Weather Net
4458.0 SHARES night voice/digital net
4603.0 (ALE) FEMA
5250.0 (ALE) COTHEN
5330.5 FEMA joint amateur/government (primary)
5346.5 FEMA joint amateur/government (digital)
5378.0 (ALE) FEMA
5402.0 (ALE) FEMA
5403.5 (USB) FEMA Regions 1-4, 6; MERS Maynard, Thomasville, Denton
5732.0 (ALE) COTHEN
5821.0 (ALE) FEMA
5896.5 (USB) SHARES night primary / Coordination Nets
5909.5 (ALE) COTHEN
6049.0 (ALE) FEMA
6106.0 (ALE) FEMA
6151.0 (ALE) FEMA
6809.0 (ALE) FEMA
7182.0 (LSB) Caribbean Emergency Weather Net alternate
7188.0 (LSB) Caribbean Emergency Weather Net alternate
7268.0 (LSB) Hurricane Watch Net Alternate
7348.0 (ALE) FEMA
7428.0 (ALE) FEMA
7527.0 (ALE) COTHEN
7806.4 (ALE) FEMA
8050.0 (ALE) FEMA
8912.0 (ALE) COTHEN
8918.0 (USB) Used by air recon with New York MWARA
10194.0 (ALE) FEMA, ALE and voice comms
10202.0 (ALE) FEMA
10242.0 (ALE) COTHEN
10493.0 (ALE) USACE / FEMA
10588.0 (ALE) FEMA
10899.0 (ALE) FEMA
11108.0 (ALE) FEMA
11448.0 (ALE) FEMA
11494.0 (ALE) COTHEN
11957.0 (ALE) FEMA
12112.0 (ALE) FEMA
12129.0 (ALE) FEMA
12216.0 (ALE) FEMA
12222.0 (ALE) COTHEN
12270.0 (ALE) FEMA
13312.0 (ALE) COTHEN
13446.0 (ALE) FEMA
13907.0 (ALE) COTHEN
13935.0 (ALE) FEMA
14265.0 (USB) SATERN (Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network)
14325.0 (USB) Hurricane Watch Net
14396.5 (USB) SHARES national day primary / Coordination Nets
14567.0 (ALE) FEMA
14582.0 (ALE) COTHEN
14776.0 (ALE) FEMA
14885.0 (ALE) FEMA
15094.0 (ALE) FEMA
15708.0 (ALE) FEMA
15867.0 (ALE) COTHEN
16077.0 (ALE) USACE
16201.0 (ALE) FEMA
16382.0 (ALE) USACE
17458.5 (ALE) SHARES
17519.0 (ALE) FEMA
18594.0 (ALE) COTHEN
19969.0 (ALE) FEMA
20890.0 (ALE) COTHEN
21866.0 (ALE) FEMA
22983.0 (ALE) FEMA
23214.0 (ALE) COTHEN
24526.0 (ALE) FEMA
24838.5 (ALE) COTHEN

For our newcomers;
ALE (or Mil-Std-188-141 A/B) is a digital signaling mode that can be copied by apps like PC-ALE and MultiPSK. If you wish to be able to copy them, see the links in the following;

HF Software Decoders - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Mike

 

[ka3jjz]

I would not ignore the NAVTEX and FAX broadcasts - I've already seen at least one report of NMG New Orleans broadcasting a map that has the storm outlined. Look here...

Marine - Maritime HF frequencies for the Florida area?

I am usually an aero listener being a commercial pilot but now I am wondering what I may be missing on maritime HF around Florida. I have looked at the frequency lists for the various bandwidths but I don't hear anything. Occasionally I will hear the CG on 5696. Does anyone have any suggestions...

forums.radioreference.com

And for Aero, I'd be looking at the MWARA frequencies to hear what planes in the area are doing to avoid the storm...Mike

 

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Thanks Mike....will be listening!

Jim