do anyone know any of the USFS Common Freq when fighting forest fires?
USFS Freqs
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Waldo325mvfd
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Did you google it?
eyes00only
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There are MANY. I would suggest searching 168.00 to 170.00 and
122.00 to 124.00 for air.
8) :shock: :lol:
122.00 to 124.00 for air.
8) :shock: :lol:
rescue_pooh
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USFS Freqs.
Forest Net out here in San Diego is 168.750
Forest Net out here in San Diego is 168.750
eyes00only
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Ethan
That's a good base list, but as Jeff's post shows, it varies A LOT.
My seach idea works best, if you have the search option.
Jerry :roll: :wink: 8)
That's a good base list, but as Jeff's post shows, it varies A LOT.
My seach idea works best, if you have the search option.
Jerry :roll: :wink: 8)
radioactive69
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ADD these to the national cache
USFS Tacs:
173.9125 NIFC T4
173.9625 NIFC T5
173.9875 NIFC T6
166.725 NIFC T7
166.775 NIFC T8
163.487 NIFC T9
Other names may be tagged to these freq.
Doug.
USFS Tacs:
173.9125 NIFC T4
173.9625 NIFC T5
173.9875 NIFC T6
166.725 NIFC T7
166.775 NIFC T8
163.487 NIFC T9
Other names may be tagged to these freq.
Doug.
Hi,
The only problem with searching is that you can miss conversations. If you have a modern day scanner there should be plenty of room to put in 48 well established frequencies.
9 out of 10 times the tatical, command, air to ground, and logistics will be these frequencies used at a type I incident.
The air to air changes frequently and sometimes others are ordered up to avoid interference.
The "Guard" and "Flight Following" are nationwide. These are great to monitor to learn new frequencies for a fire from the pilots.
Another resource is the "Mobilization Guide" for your area. Frequencies are located in ch.50 "directory" and sometimes ch.70 "equipment".
The only problem with searching is that you can miss conversations. If you have a modern day scanner there should be plenty of room to put in 48 well established frequencies.
9 out of 10 times the tatical, command, air to ground, and logistics will be these frequencies used at a type I incident.
The air to air changes frequently and sometimes others are ordered up to avoid interference.
The "Guard" and "Flight Following" are nationwide. These are great to monitor to learn new frequencies for a fire from the pilots.
Another resource is the "Mobilization Guide" for your area. Frequencies are located in ch.50 "directory" and sometimes ch.70 "equipment".
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