Need FEMA Region 5 Freqs for Indiana

[kpoe_28]

Here is a list I have, Not sure how old it is I've had it long time,

138.100
138.225 ** NATIONWIDE Primary Repeater; (Repeats. 141.875)
138.575
139.100
139.225
139.450
139.825
139.925
139.950
140.025
140.900
140.925
141.725 ** NATIONWIDE Primary Simplex
141.875 Repeater Input to 138.225
141.950
142.025
142.200
142.230 Repeater Input 142.975
142.300
142.350 Simplex; Repeater Input to 143.000
142.375 Simplex; Reg. 09, 10, Repeater Input to 143.000
142.400 Simplex; Reg. 04
142.425 Simplex; Repeater Input to 143.000
142.925 Simplex; Reg. 02, 03, 05
142.935
142.950
142.975 Simplex; Repeats 142.230; Repeater Input to 143.000
143.000 Simplex; Repeats 142.350
Repeats 142.375
Repeats 142.425
Repeats 142.975
143.050
143.225 Mobiles
143.250 Repeater Input to 139.250
143.600
143.625 Simplex; Reg. VI
152.425
153.225 Repeats 158.130
158.130 Repeater Input to 153.225
163.100 DOE Common, National Emergency Training Center
163.225
164.8625 Ch. 2, Simplex; National Radio System
Ch. 1, Repeats 165.6625; National Radio System
165.6625 Repeater Input to 164.8625,
Simplex; National Radio System, Emergency Training
166.225 National Emergency Training Center
166.6125 Repeater Input to 168.400
167.925 Simplex; Regional EOC Net 4
167.975 Simplex; Regional EOC Net 2,
Some DoD, DoE, NASA, NOAA, NRC Facilities;
Repeats 173.1875; Regional EOC Net 1
168.075 Repeats 170.425
168.100 Repeats 170.450
168.350 National Emergency Training Center
168.400 Repeats 166.6125
168.700 Repeats 170.975
169.250
169.600 National Emergency Training Center
169.875 Simplex; Regional EOC Net 3
170.200 Federal Disaster Net
170.425 Repeater Input to 168.075
170.450 Repeater Input to 168.100
170.975 Repeater Input to 168.700
173.1875 Repeater Input to 167.975
409.125
453.525

 

[gewecke]

Thanks! That looks familiar.
N9ZAS

 

[SCPD]

are you going to post the list? id like a peek at it

drop me e PM & will email easier that way
Paul
file exceed the limitt o post here but the original file date is was July 07
oops sorry on the double post rr timed out om me completley

 

[SCPD]

are you going to post the list? id like a peek at it

drop me an PM The list/file is too long/large to post here will send it to any that wants it by email. original file date shows July 22/07
Paul

 

[Dispatcher308]

W9NES are you sure that it is not the NAWAS System that is being used. NAWAS is regionalized as you are stating and it is also localized. You might want to check on that, it is a hard wire system and does not use any RF. Everything that you have described so far sounds just like NAWAS.

 

[W9NES]

Dispatcher 308, thanks for the pm.If you want the list send a pm to Alabama RS.He is the one who sent me the list.No I am not talking about the NAWAS system.NAWAS is mostly dedicated Phone lines for point to point communications.Region 5 as do other regions have radio freqs that are being used across the US.

 

[rdale]

Which ones did you confirm are used to talk from Indy to Chicago and the other states?

 

[zerg901]

Maybe there is a 139 Mhz FEMA repeater in Indianapolis that is connected to Chicago via landline, internet, microwave, satellite, or shortwave.

FEMA used to be heard on a 143.60 repeater in the Boston area and I think that FEMA still has a underground bunker in Maynard Mass that serves as their New England Emergency Operations Center.

Possibly the Washington DC area had a FEMA net on 173 Mhz - with a command post in Olney Maryland. (Actually - I think that Olney FEMA transmitted on 173 Mhz - and all the other EOCs replied via a 166 Mhz freq - it was not a repeater system - more like a taxi cab system.)

Peter Sz

 

[jks19714]

That FEMA "frequency list" is very very out-of-date and pretty much useless. Most of their spectrum assignments (VHF and UHF) has changed due to the narrow-banding initiative. A lot of their "field" frequencies are P25 and quite a bit has moved to the Federal UHF bands.

There is a renewal of the FNARS HF radio infrastructure also underway. A lot of the frequency assignments will most likely change as a result of that work.

 

[W9NES]

If possible please list the current P-25 field frequencies that you have heard active radio traffic on.Thank You.

 

[CORTCHUBBY2007]

POST THE FREQS PLEASE (input/output)

You're saying the 139MHz repeater in Indianapolis allows users from the entire state of Indiana to talk back and forth? And then it also allows them to talk directly to other states?

How'd you get your ham license?

Can someone please stay focused enough to Post the freqs or an ACCURATE link?

THANKS

 

[OCO]

Well, since you're posting to a thread that's two years old, it might be a little late for them to focus..

 

[CORTCHUBBY2007]

Oops!

I just noticed that. I did check in the Wiki and there is NO listing for MARS or FEMA freqs.
If there is please foward me the page or the link.

 

[ecps92]

Depending on your State, MARS is mostly HF altho you might find some good VHF Nets from time-time in different regions.

Take some time [MARS is not just Disasters and there is activity routinely] to search the 138-144 / 148-150.8 bands

lots has changed due to Narrowbanding

I just noticed that. I did check in the Wiki and there is NO listing for MARS or FEMA freqs.
If there is please foward me the page or the link.

 

[reedeb]

Can someone please stay focused enough to Post the freqs or an ACCURATE link?

THANKS

Of course it would ALSO helpf you posted where you live except for the drivel you did. THAT helps a lot.

 

[WA6KFI]

FEMA FREQUENCIES!

You may want to check these frequencies out and see if they are active in your area.
(These are repeaters) 142.975 A/D, 143.975 A/D, 167.975 A/D = E.O.C. Network, 168.400 A/D = S&R Operations, 168.075 A/D = S&R, 418.575 A/D & 418.075 A/D = S&R Task Force, 143.000 A/D = E.O.C. Portable Repeater system.

 

[CORTCHUBBY2007]

Im in Illinois

Of course it would ALSO helpf you posted where you live except for the drivel you did. THAT helps a lot.

Pardon my drivel. Im in Illinois Chicago area.

Thanks for the outputs.Im also interested in the inputs to monitor them while they are in close
proximity. PL/DPL isnt necessary.And what does "A/D" mean? sorry for so many questions
thanks in advance.

 

[chankel]

A/D likely means analog / digital. I've had a scanner running for months on the old VHF frequencies and never picked up a thing. Ditto for the new UHF frequencies, but that is likely because they are used for portable repeaters and simplex operation. No clue what $NAC they use, but here is a list that Capitol Hill Monitor's Club posted as reported to be in use by MERS. The folks who are close enough to hear these are probably not thinking about scanners, but surviving a disaster and trying to put their life back together, which is why I suspect we never saw much federal "comm intel" come out of Katrina and get posted here.

FEMA 1/2 406.2625
FEMA 3/4 407.0625
FEMA 11/12 407.45
FEMA MERS 11/12 407.45
FEMA 5/6 407.6625
FEMA MERS 13/14 408.0625
FEMA 7/8 409.0625
FEMA MERS 15 409.4625
FEMA 9/10 410.4625
FEMA MERS 9/10 410.8625
FEMA MERS 1 412.825
FEMA MERS 3 412.8375
FEMA MERS 2 412.85
FEMA MERS 4 412.8625
FEMA MERS 5 412.875
FEMA MERS 7 412.8875
FEMA MERS 6 412.9
FEMA MERS 8 412.9125

 

[CORTCHUBBY2007]

MARS/FEMA freqs.

While I DID find the CAPS freqs on here in the Illinois area,Still having one heck of a time finding MARS
Freqs as well as active VHF Fema repeater sets,

I spent the better part of a day googling MARS and they hold onto this info like its their children.
Im sure it can be found but this is a very daunting task.

It gets worse when I ask for output/input pairs. Ill dig some more and will let you know what I unearthed.

 

[sflmonitor]

South Florida MARS had a VHF net on 143.990 MHz analog (148.010 input) located in Ft. Lauderdale. I haven't monitored in a while so I'm not sure if it's still active.