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Fireworks Display will be tonight at 9:29PM .This was from WRKA that is "Live" at the event on the radio.
Ah, life in the city...nofdexplorer406 said:I worked with 10 Charlestown PC units at Humana they were the power we (securitas) we the inforcers and check in. But we used rentable radios from RCS they were UHF Band. I had fun listening to downtown leaving about 11:30 there were multiple shootings in a 10 min period
Yes, I think you're right. Some more frequencies to try and find...nofdexplorer406 said:The antenna Build type is what i based the UHF off of real slim and long, and they were brand new Motorola CP units idk exact model but they still had that new gloss on them. could have been trunking never seen a trunking radio.
they offer these radios on their site
Motorola CP100
Motorola CP110
Motorola CP125
Motorola CP150
Motorola CP200
i researched them all the style is the CP 200 i would go with that we was using
http://www.rcscommunications.com/motorola_cp200.html
Bluegrass1dcr1 said:I was able to hear the LIMA LIMA flight team as well as a few others and the heritage fly over.Did I just miss it or did the Red Baron and Coast Guard Jayhawk not fly? I saw the Coast Guard Dalphine but not the Jayhawk.
We probably need to make a sticky a database entry for those frequencies, including the ones normally in use for the airports around Louisville too.daiv said:for future reference, the airboss UHF frequency was 306.200.
newsalan said:We probably need to make a sticky a database entry for those frequencies, including the ones normally in use for the airports around Louisville too.
ka3jjz said:I would put the show freqs on the wiki, get the regular airport freqs over to the database, then use the extensions to pull the data. It sounds like a lot of work, but it isn't - if anyone is interested in tackling this, send me an email at ka3jjz@netscape.com and I'll walk you thru it.
We don't mandate formats - that's totally up to you, so long as it is readable
73 Mike
newsalan said:We probably need to make a sticky a database entry for those frequencies, including the ones normally in use for the airports around Louisville too.
Clark County Indiana airport. One of the things I'd like to see is the airport listing up to date, as those could be entered or locked depending on what the user wants for the next Thunder.unitcharlie said:Louisville International Airport - Standiford Field (KSDF) and Bowman Field (KLOU) are both listed on the Jefferson County page; I haven't scrubbed the Godman Army Airfield (KFTK) info yet, but that is on the list of things in the works.... Which other airports are in use for Thunder? Which freqs remain constant year-to-year... I'd like to find those and enter them in such a way that people can load them into their scanners (possibly as an Agency listing with the Jefferson Co. Airports). Iwill make a list based upon this thread and use that to start the data base listing, hoping that those of you who monitored can send in more information/corrections, etc, as needed.....
newsalan said:Clark County Indiana airport. One of the things I'd like to see is the airport listing up to date, as those could be entered or locked depending on what the user wants for the next Thunder.
Clark Co though in Indiana is controlled by Louisville SDF airport so it should be listed with Louisville airports.
And if nothing else, if we listed say 2008 Thunder frequencies in use, that would give out of town people a place to start, even if some changed from the last year. I seem to have found a new frequency for an airport or airspace, but have not yet identified it or it's use. I do know they were doing work at the Henryville RCAG, phone line and radio work, but have not had time to verify if anything has changed yet.