VHF Low Band Log for 2010/07/07

[kkn50]

VHF Low Band Log for 2010/07/07
South Texas EL09 - Uniden BCD396T with Dipole Antenna

FREQ....SQ....DESCRIPTION
30.6200 94.8 Business
30.7000 118.8 Business
30.8600 107.2 WQGE864 - Mid Continent Concrete Co, Springdale AR
31.6400 118.8 Business
31.8400 173.8 WQCQ495 - Beck Development, Novi MI
31.8800 94.8 Farmers
33.0200 123.0 Veterinary clinic dispatching calls for farm animals
33.4200 WQGH907 - Cape Coral / WQIN663 - Orlando, FL
33.4400 CSQ FD Dispatch, Adams Co PA - "601 E Main, Jolly Auto Sales"
33.8600 82.5 KQH904 - FD/EMS Licking County, OH
35.1000 118.8 Plumbers "turn on Woodridge to Cherry Tree"
35.1400 D743 Business
35.1600 192.8 KDI323, ATT California. Morse ID was a bit fast: http://sites.google.com/site/okiesam/Home/vhf-low-band-1/35-160
35.3600 127.3 Business
36.9000 150.0 US MIL - Helos
40.5300 CSQ SNOTEL
42.1400 186.2 MO HP
42.3800 173.8 MO HP
42.4000 173.8 MO HP
42.5800 186.2 MO HP
42.6400 186.2 MO HP
42.8200 186.2 MO HP
42.9200 203.5 MO HP
42.9400 203.5 MO HP
43.2800 77.0 Ingram Readymix, San Antonio
44.2000 CSQ Meteorcomm LLC - packets

 

[217]

33.440 "601 E Main, Jolly Auto Sales"

May be WYV211, Adams county Ohio. 45693.

 

[hill]

Adams County, PA Fire Dispatch is on 46.18 Mhz. I know for sure the Adams County, PA Fire is on 46 Mhz, since my dad lives in that County. I don't know what 33.44 Mhz would be.

 

[Fast1eddie]

I enjoy reading your logs and hope one day to contribute. My work schedule and off days are extremely erratic hindering my ambition. Surprised to see Army helos on low band, figured they would have been VHF. Presume they were in the clear???

 

[kkn50]

That was a typo - should have been Adams County, Ohio.

Thanks.

Adams County, PA Fire Dispatch is on 46.18 Mhz. I know for sure the Adams County, PA Fire is on 46 Mhz, since my dad lives in that County. I don't know what 33.44 Mhz would be.

 

[kkn50]

In my area Guard helos use Low Band (Fox Mike), VHF High (Victor) and UHF (Uniform) almost daily. I would assume it is the same for other locations. Everything I hear is clear voice. I have not heard any green comms but I would have no way to know it anyway if they were using frequency hopping or some other sophisticated communication method. HA - even simple analog inversion scrambling is enough to thwart my monitoring efforts!

Surprised to see Army helos on low band, figured they would have been VHF. Presume they were in the clear???