CAP New Frequencies Re: [FedCom] CAP & Encryption

[Ken]

Well, regarding frequency ranges I would think that if they are going to use 
repeaters that there would be some input freqs in the 148.0-150.8 mhz range. 
Also since this is a nationwide usage, perhaps there's already some clues in 
what is being used at local bases as far new 12.5 khz splits. versus what is 
not.

BTW haven't heard any traffic recently on 148.15R locally, perhaps the 
change has already been made.

Ken
Springfield MA Monitoring Area

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To: "Larry Van Horn, N5FPW" <n5fpw at brmemc.net>; "Discussion of Federal 
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Subject: Re: [FedCom] CAP & Encryption


> Thanks for the story.  Now I'm interested too. ;)
>
> It shows:
> 31 December 2005 - CAP will be prepared to transition
> to new narrow band channels when given approval by
> AFFMA (Air Force Frequency Management Agency.)
>
> Well that has passed.  When is new deadline?
>
> Is this true:
> We don't know what the new frequencies are, but they
> are supposed to be somewhere in the 136-140mhz range.