[FedCom] Forest Service interesting stuff (part 1)

[Ty Logan]

I forgot to add that I will take notice of the use of the low-split UHF
channels the next time there is a major fire in this area (south eastern
Az). I have heard of the Forest Svc using these "range extending"
repeaters before, but I havent seen the freq list that they might be
using. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I am assuming that the TX (see below)
is the output of these "remote" repeaters? I will be sure and report back
if they are used or not.

>  UHF logistics freqs (INPUTS OR OUTPUTS) MAY be used to extend >range
of aircraft freqs. They are:
>TX           RX
>410.775   414.650 CH1
>411.400   415.400 CH2
>411.500   415.500 CH3
>411.750   417.300 CH4
>411.925   417.350 CH5
>412.150   417.500 CH6
>412.200   417.800 CH7


Ty
the scaner_dude


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