[FedCom] Sandia/Livermore, and anywhere else?

Tue, 5 Mar 2002 20:57:31 -0800

The LLNL system is trunked astro. I'd could dig the freqs out of the Kelty
Federal book, but since it is digital, what would be the point. [Plus its
not fair to Bob Kelty.] There is a second astro trunked system at LLNL site
300 in the hills. Probably the sites are linked, but since they are digital,
how could you tell?

I routinely hike a ridgeline where the Livermore site would be 'scannable',
and will load the VHF freqs in the event there is some simplex still being
used. This ridgeline has a window to Travis and Moffet as well, so if the
VHF freqs are used in the bay area, I should eventually hear something.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of T.K. Ruffzarf
> Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 8:26 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [FedCom] Sandia/Livermore, and anywhere else?
>
>
>   On an old freq list I have the following:
> SANDIA CORP. LIVERMORE
> SECURITY W/ASTRO MODULATION  CH1  412.650   413.850  R  156.7
>                   TACTICAL     2            413.800?
>                   TACTICAL     3              UNK
>                   TACTICAL     4  412.750   413.950  R  156.7
> SECURITY EXERCISES                          167.925
> TRANSPORTATION                              164.700     103.5
> TRANSPORTATION                              173.000     114.8
> 'ROUGH RIDER' HAZMAT TRANSPORT    415.625   419.150      71.9
>
>    Does anyone know if these are still good, or have they been
> replaced by
> the 800 trunked? Also what freqs are tac 2/3?  And (other than 173.0) are
> these used anywhere else?
>   I've also noticed almost all military bases have 2 freqs listed as
> DOE/Military liasion- 167.850 and 168.450.  Has anyone ever heard
> these, and
> what exactly are they used for?  I did hear 167.850 in '97 in a NEST
> aircraft searching for the "package", no PL noted (wasn't looking.) Also
> looking for any Wackenhut freqs or ANY used by the 503rd? Military Intell
> brigade out of Fort Hood Texas. They seem to have a few vehicles
> along the
> border, I believe some helo's are theirs, although they were
> unmarked. Any
> help appreciated.  Ruff
>
>
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