List of Lowband stuff from web with names

[mancow]

This may be of some use to identify things that are heard during this recent opening. I found it while googling some freqs that I encountered.

http://www.geocities.com/yogi540/log.htm

 

[nexus]

that's crazy! That dude is in North Ireland, and he was hearing the Highway Patrol over here where I live.... Man I can't even hear them 15 miles away with a mobile antenna and Ireland is listening to them heheh.

 

[dimab]

I think that log listing is a bit out of date. The last year is 2002.

 

[mancow]

But alot is still correct like the milstuff.

 

[Dispatrick]

46.220 U.S. Utilities, mention of "Franklin and Dodwin Street"- very strong. " I am picking this up as i type this in North East NJ "

 

[1STR465]

On May 26th, 2006, while vacationing at my home in Grand Gorge, NY in Delaware county (45 minutes southeast of Cooperstown area), while scanning on my Motorola HT750 lowband portable, I caught a dispatch for Floral City, FL in Citrus county for an MVA in front of 7696 S. Florida Ave. on 46.100 MHz, which in my area is Rensselaer County Fire Control.

 

[LarrySC]

A few years back, before we bottomed out with the sun spot cycle, I logged a lot of Mil comms from UK. The list is a little old because the SC Hwy Patrol no longer uses 42 mHz. I have material to build a low band Log P antenna before winter. I expect this winter will make the turn for better long skip. I use an Avanti AV-801 and a 5094-A Channel Master for my low band receive. Good Luck to all.