Yeah going to be a rough night for public service and utility services for sure.
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hrspotter
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1800L, 0000Z - Station with message ASCGLQ on 11175, 8992, and 15016. Best received on 15016 with lots of spherics and lightning crashes. Did not copy callsign.
Right now over 2000 people near me without power, fortunately it's okay where I am, but still heavy winds and thunderstorm warnings
BOBBY-71 cut receivers loose heading SE in Oregon so maybe Hill or Luke AFB F-35's returning?
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BM82557
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Yesterday there were numerous electric utility trucks heading north on Interstate 81 in my area, either in response to last weekend's snow or pre-positioning for this weather event. Handy website for any season is --
United States Power Outage Map
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hrspotter
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1900L, 0000Z - Message repeated by BEYOND LAND. The usual siren background noise sounds more like spherics than an airplane. Operator was rushing quite a bit.
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Checked the recording and the 2300z station callsign was WARM GLOW. *Correction, Z time was off by an hour
1917L, 0017Z. NEON LAMP calls BUSH PILOT and checks out of the net.
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Dutchmil
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F-22s from Elmendorf AFB to Nellis AFB for Red Flag 24-1 as CUBE 11, CUBE 21 and CUBE 31 flight.
They were on Coronet North 716, couldn't provide a head's-up, sorry ...
The MWAA emergency freq.
I had to look that MWAA acronym up... New to me in NE Maryland.
Justmescanneruser
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Lots of activity on 253.200
Any callsigns or is it visible on ADSBx? Any other details?
Justmescanneruser
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Have it down as W-72 3A-B keep hearing red shirt. bearing and ranges, hostile group, etc., but no callsigns unless the red shirt is one. Nothing on ADSBx, W-72 is usually Navy if I remember correctly from the old FACSFACVACAPESINST3120.1N OPSMAN.
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Yeah pretty weak from my location but can hear it
They are using secure comms on there as well
mdmonitor
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1005- DC ANG guys working today. Hearing A2A on 143.6, 238.175 & 282.225. Sounds like they are in the PAX Ranges.
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BM82557
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WVANG C-17 94-0069 was showing om the ground at KMRB as DEED167 for a while this morning
mdmonitor
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Red Shirt sounds like one of those notional airborne controllers we hear every now & then, like Dark Star.
JetWash
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It reads like KACY Atlantic City really got hammered from the storm overnight. From NOTAMs today:
ACY 01/036 ACY COM REMOTE TRANS/REC 239.0, 243.0, 284.6, 292.2, 298.875, 316.15, 327.125, 353.775 and
ACY 01/035 ACY COM REMOTE TRANS/REC 119.55, 120.3, 121.5, 124.6, 127.85, 134.2, 134.65 U/S 2401100734-2401122000EST
ACY 01/036 ACY COM REMOTE TRANS/REC 239.0, 243.0, 284.6, 292.2, 298.875, 316.15, 327.125, 353.775 and
ACY 01/035 ACY COM REMOTE TRANS/REC 119.55, 120.3, 121.5, 124.6, 127.85, 134.2, 134.65 U/S 2401100734-2401122000EST
Yeah it was a bit rough especially during the evening last night....could have gone kayaking in the street in front of my house (too bad I sold the kayaks). So much water volume the storm drainage system could not drain it into the Delaware Bay fast enough. Even at low tide !!
mdmonitor
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Caught another Langley T-38 call. HO= HOBO
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