braddaniels2001
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I live about 100 miles away from the Mesquite Heat wildfire in Texas. Is there an online broadcast of the air operations to monitor?
Mesquite Heat wildfire monitoring
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Try These:
And These:
National Interoperability (United States) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for National Interoperability (United States)
www.radioreference.com
National Interagency Fire Center (United States) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for National Interagency Fire Center (United States)
www.radioreference.com
nd5y
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There is probably no feed.
In Texas most of the aviation activity will be on 122.925 or the regional AM air band zone frequencies and statewide air-to-ground frequencies at
If you are 100 miles away you will likely have difficulty hearing anything without a good outdoor antenna.
Sometimes fires have a TFR with a specific contact frequency listed.
The aircraft mainly communicate with TFS supervisors on the ground on the air-to-ground frequencies (159.300, 151.385). You won't hear aircraft on the national interop frequencies that much but you will hear the TFS supervisors and local FDs.
You probably won't hear anything on the NIFC frequencies unless the fire is so big that they bring in a federal incident management team.
In Texas most of the aviation activity will be on 122.925 or the regional AM air band zone frequencies and statewide air-to-ground frequencies at
Texas A and M Forest Service (Texas) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Texas A and M Forest Service (Texas)
www.radioreference.com
Sometimes fires have a TFR with a specific contact frequency listed.
The aircraft mainly communicate with TFS supervisors on the ground on the air-to-ground frequencies (159.300, 151.385). You won't hear aircraft on the national interop frequencies that much but you will hear the TFS supervisors and local FDs.
You probably won't hear anything on the NIFC frequencies unless the fire is so big that they bring in a federal incident management team.
nd5y
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You can also check here
under Public Access Folders:
Incident Specific Data
southern/Texas/2022_FIRES
and see if anybody posts IAPs and stuff they aren't supposed to. Right now there is nothing current.
under Public Access Folders:
Incident Specific Data
southern/Texas/2022_FIRES
and see if anybody posts IAPs and stuff they aren't supposed to. Right now there is nothing current.
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