Mountain Home AFB

[bbreiler]

Looking to see what freq MHAFB FD runs on. Can i pick them and the local FD up on my vhf radio?

 

[ka3jjz]

Apart from this group, there are 2 possible sources for this information....

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IdaScan/

and the Milcom group on qth.net is nationwide - if not worldwide - so it's quite likely someone there knows...

You can subscribe (and view the archives from the list) on this page;

http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/milcom

Many mil bases here in the East are moving to a 380-390 Mhz range P25 trunk; this can currently only be trunktracked with a Uniden 396, and presumably a Uniden 996. I understand that this trend is nationwide; in the past, I think I have seen some listings that some mil base fire depts are in the 160 mhz range. However, don't take that as gospel - the folks in your area are most likely to have the straight scoop.

73s and good hunting...Mike

 

[Thunderbolt]

Another area to check, would be the 406-420 MHz, federal government band. They could be operating in conventional or trunked mode in that area. Let us know if you find anything?

 

[Thunderbolt]

According to M/A-COM, they just recently installed a new Project 25 TRS at Mountain Home AFB. According to information in their official press release, the new system operates on VHF-High band. However, most Project 25 TRSs for the Dept. of Defense are on UHF.

The frequency spectrum most likely to support this new TRS are:

137.0000 - 143.9875 MHz
148.0125 - 150.0000 MHz
162.6000 - 174.0000 MHz
380.0000 - 420.0000 MHz

If listeners should pickup any activity, please let us know?

73's

Ron

 

[BMT]

Big chunk of VHF is going LMR.

BMT

 

[Thunderbolt]

Anyone have an update for this system?

73s

Ron

 

[SCPD]

Check 173.5875. I have seen this used by many Air Force Bases for Fire Dispatch and Crash Nets.
Also try searching 164.000-174.000, 148.000-151.000, and 138.000-144.000.
The base that I was stationed at had nets in all of those ranges.