Date:         Tue, 22 Sep 1998 17:37:56 -0400
From: "David E. Crawford" 
Subject:      [FLACOM-L] Hurricane comms
To: FLACOM-L@LISTS.UFL.EDU


Currently (2030Z+) noting following freqs active:

14283U Health & welfare ARO net, busy (14209, 14267.5 secondary)
14325U advisory ARO net
10493U FEMA
7850U FEMA?  WGY934
16077U SHARES WUC54, WUG3
14396.5U SHARES KGD34
13242ish SHARES PACTOR


More as I find it.

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From: "Rick \"RD\" Baker" 
To: 
Subject: [WUN] Hurricane George
Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 14:58:48 -0400


10493, 14325, 7850, and 5211 all remain active in regards
to Hurricane George. 

Heard a station on 10493, SWORDSMAN 01, check in
with WGY914, ID'ed as a static callsign located in Tampa,
Fl., 62nd -? reserve unit. 


RD




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From: LFDGAJR
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 16:27:57 EDT
Subject: [WUN] Hurricane Hunters HF Log


0246Z  08-24-98  11175khz USB  TEAL 02 (Hurricane Hunter), with Phone Patch
thru ASCENCION to Orlando, FL TV station.  Interview with Dr. Bob Sheets,
reference Hurricane Bonnie


0200Z 08-24-98 14325khz USB National Hurricane Center is Requesting Stations
from the US East Coast and the Bahamas that can report drops in Barometric
Pressure and Rises in Wind Speed.  Kilo Five Sierra Ida Delta(?) (not quite

sure on the last letter) was Net Control for the National Hurricane Watch Net.

Christian Bryant, KF4ZMB
Northwest Georgia
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Date: Sat, 19 Sep 1998 14:44:20 -0700
From: ROSS LANE 
Subject: [WUN] Hurricane Hunter Log


1841 UTC 9-19-98

11175  USB    Hurricane Hunter with a phone patch to unknown radio
station.  Disc Jockey " and now let's switch live to a hurricane hunter
in the Atlantic"  HH was very weak.  Did say he was an Air Force Reserve
unit.  Recovering to the Virgin Islands.  During First penetration into
Georges winds were at 112 outbound winds were 122.  HH said they had
three more penetrations to complete.  Andrews advised that they were
available to assist at anytime. 

-- 
Ross J. Lane
Franklin, Maine
Lobsta

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Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1998 12:12:10 -0700
From: Hugh Stegman 
Subject: [WUN] Re: [MilCom] USAF Hurricane Hunter freqs wanted

At 12:56 8/22/98 -0700, you wrote:


>11.398, 13.354, & 21.937 all USB. Can anyone else confirm these
>frequencies or add to the list? J. Winward

 3407.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Alpha"
 5562.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Bravo"
 5610.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Charlie"
 6673.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Delta"
 8876.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Echo"
10015.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Foxtrot"
13267.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Golf"
13354.0 National Hurricane Center "Miami Monitor"
14325.0 National Hurricane Watch Net, amateur and NHC
17901.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "Hotel"
21937.0 Hurricane aircraft air-to-ground "India"

These are all used by the National Hurricane Center for data collecting.
Keep in mind that primary is by satcom so these can be pretty dead until
they're needed.

I have just posted the full hurricane frequency list, and some other useful
links, to the Utility World web page mentioned (hopefully) at bottom.


-hugh


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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 98 19:04:30    
From: "Gary R. Hahn" 
Subject: [WUN] 10493; WGYs, COTHEN, SWORDMAKER


0000z  10493kHz

WGY912 wkg WGY14 (aliased as COTHEN, US Customs, Orlando, FL) for radio 
check.  COTHEN advised he'd be back up at 7am local.  Are these odd 
bedfellows??

0003z  10493kHz

WGY912 wkg SWORDMAKER in FL for radio check.  Bad sig at first, 912 
advised to "QSY to Fox 11, that's 5211".



912 was s7 into DrakeR8A/dipole into Milwaukee area.

Thanks to those who posted for the heads up on this freq.

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E-mail: Gary R. Hahn 
WWW:    Southeastern Wisconsin Monitoring Page
        http://www.execpc.com/~ghahn
Date:   9/21/98  7:04:30 PM CST
QTH:    Milwaukee, WI, USA
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To: amfmtvdx
Date: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 22:03:41 -0400
From: n4va (Larry T. Vogt)
Subject: [AmFmTvDx] Navy Hurricane Bulletins on 530 kHz


from:  Larry Vogt, N4VA

Second-hand information from friend in Florida indicates possibility of
weather bulletins being broadcast by US Navy on 530 kHz.  This would be
due to possible evacuation of (portions of?) Monroe County, FL, should
path of Hurricane Georges warrant such action...  Unknown whether station
is on yet.  Also unknown is power and location - however, this might be a
frequency to watch should this materialize.  -- As well as all other
South Florida frequencies for nighttime operation with daytime power and
pattern.


73, Larry 

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Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1998 09:07:36 -0400
From: n4va (Larry T. Vogt)
Subject: [AmFmTvDx] Re: Navy Transmissions on 530 kHz

from:  Larry Vogt, N4VA

Additional information from my friend, Lu, in Deerfield Beach, FL ----

--------- Begin forwarded message ---------- 

530 (TIS) Boca Chica Naval Air Station, Boca Chica Key; activated the
second week of
September, 1998, per the Miami Herald's Keys edition (9/22/98),
broadcasting weather updates in advance of Hurricane Georges' westward
trek.  Emergency government station with 100 watts. To be used during
hurricanes or other natural disasters.




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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 17:30:53 -0700
To: wun@qth.net
From: Hugh Stegman 
Subject: Re: [WUN] Hurricane George


At 14:58 9/21/98 -0400, Rick wrote:

>10493, 14325, 7850, and 5211 all remain active

14396.5 going great guns at 22/0030Z.


-hugh



Monitoring Times Utility World
In God we trust, everyone else we monitor.


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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 20:11:45 -0400
From: "Richard H. Brown Jr." 
Subject: [WUN] Puerto Rico Hurrican net freq's

Greetings all:


Just been monitoring the ARRL CW test bdcst on 3581.5KHZ The fast bdcst
notes that the Hurricane freq's for amateurs in use are:

14,325.0KHZ Hurricane WACTS net
3,815.0KHZ   Antilles Emergency and Waether net


Hope this is of interest.

RHB

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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 21:04:34 -0400
To: wun@qth.net
From: "Jack L. Metcalfe" 
Subject: [WUN] 5236.0 Window Schedule

09-21-98 at 2345 UTC


5236.0
AFA1NY, USAF MARS, PA and control for the SHARES Coordination
Net announcing window times (check-in) of 1300, 1600, 1900 and 2330Z.
In USB.

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Jack L. Metcalfe     Stanford, KY
Drake R8, AEA DSP-1232
PRO-2006, Icom PCR1000 
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Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1998 21:09:50 -0700
To: wun@qth.net
From: Hugh Stegman 
Subject: [WUN] Hurricanes


Just grabbed the 24/0300 advisories.  We have three Atlantic hurricanes
(Georges, Ivan, and Jeanne) going at once, and one tropical storm (Karl).
Georges is currently the only one near land.

Hurricane Net control on 14325 is giving out 14209, 14267.5, and 14283 as
health and welfare frequencies.  North Florida is on 3950 LSB.

SHARES Pactor BBS being heard on 6800 and 13242.  According to the control
on the coordination net, they use simple PK-232 and Kantronics TNCs.  I'm
also hearing Pactor on 13457.5.  For some reason, there's also some of what
sounds like Short Term Anti-Jam.

Tomorrow's SHARES Coordination Net check in windows are 1300, 1600, 1900,
and 2300 UTC, on 14396.5.  These last an hour each and really bring out a
lot of stations.

Some callsigns heard:

KGD 34
KGD 34A taking traffic from ACM3VI, latter possibly in a hurricane area.
RED FOX 81       (IL)
CAP WEST 41      (NM)
FLORIDA CAP 373  (FL)
RED THUNDER 44   (OH)
AFA3HY   SHARES Coordination Station, Central
AAR1DD   SHARES Coordination Station, East

-hugh


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Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 07:55:43 -0400
From: Ray Pfaff 
To: wun@qth.net
Subject: Re: [WUN] Hurricanes

Hugh Stegman wrote:

> Just grabbed the 24/0300 advisories.  We have three Atlantic hurricanes
> (Georges, Ivan, and Jeanne) going at once, and one tropical storm (Karl).
> Georges is currently the only one near land.
>
> Hurricane Net control on 14325 is giving out 14209, 14267.5, and 14283 as
> health and welfare frequencies.  North Florida is on 3950 LSB.

>

South Florida is on 3940.



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From: "clarence" 
To: "MILCOM" , , "Ray Pfaff" 
Subject: Re: [WUN] Hurricanes
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 09:40:39 -0500


If you want up to date hurricane info you can receive it all on HF / RTTY
freqs are 7784-11120-9830, 75 baud 850 shift all good signal strength that
is if you have a decoder also NMG New Orleans has been putting our some
really good HF fax lately see the club web site for times etc, call sign is
KAWN.


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From: Ray Pfaff 
To: wun@qth.net 
Date: Thursday, September 24, 1998 7:16 AM
Subject: Re: [WUN] Hurricanes


>
>
>Hugh Stegman wrote:
>
>> Just grabbed the 24/0300 advisories.  We have three Atlantic hurricanes
>> (Georges, Ivan, and Jeanne) going at once, and one tropical storm (Karl).
>> Georges is currently the only one near land.
>>
>> Hurricane Net control on 14325 is giving out 14209, 14267.5, and 14283 as
>> health and welfare frequencies.  North Florida is on 3950 LSB.
>>
>
>South Florida is on 3940.
>
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From: AllanStern
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 1998 13:19:53 EDT
Subject: Re: [WUN] NASA 817

rollers writes:


>  NASA 817 on 6586.00 working New York Oceanic.  If I'm not
>  mistaken this is the DC-8 that has also participated in Hurricane
>  Reconnaissance??
>  Perhaps somebody on the list can verify this fact??

That's the one.  It finished its work here at Patrick AFB yesterday.


AL STERN  Satellite Beach FL  

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Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1998 11:40:24 -0400
From: "Jack L. Metcalfe" 
Subject: [WUN] 10493.0 WGY914

09-26-98 at 1510 UTC


10493.0
WGY914, FEMA, Thomasville, GA and WGY912, FEMA, Berryville,
VA (USB) discussing status of WGY914 mobile.  WGY912 passed
frequencies to be relayed to 914 mobile:

VHF
142.450
139.100 (transmit)
143.000 (receive)

HF(?)
12.450

I'm skeptical about the HF, but that's the way it was given.  Might be worth
checking for awhile.

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Jack L. Metcalfe      jlm
Stanford, KY
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Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1998 15:59:22 +0500
From: "Richard H. Brown Jr." 
Subject: [WUN] Amateur Hurricane freq's


14,203.0KHZ is active with Hurricane info from Puerto Rico, re the
telephone service, electricity and req for info on boaters in ares.


RHB

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Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1998 15:23:44 -0400
From: "Jack L. Metcalfe" 
Subject: Re: [WUN] Hurricane Georges Freqs

At 12:15 PM 9/27/98 , Rick and Angela wrote:
>Has anyone heard activity on HF regarding hurricane Georges from the
>NOAA/USAF tracker planes, USCG nets, FEMA nets, or similar.
>Thanks, Rick
>
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5196.4
KNDC211, Jackson, MS, USB, operating sporadically with several other stations.
Heard Saturday evening and early Sunday morning.

10493.0
WGY912, FEMA, Berryville, VA and WGY974, FEMA, Tallahassee, FL, USB at
1907 UTC.

14396.5
KHA950, NASA Stennis Space Center, Picayune, MS, USB at 1909 UTC.

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Stanford, KY
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