[FedCom] 138.000 / 139.000 Mhz
Larry Van Horn, N5FPW
n5fpw at brmemc.net
Tue May 23 14:48:11 EDT 2006
Signal500 wrote:
> Eglin AFB is still using UHF trunking, did not hear anything on freqs.
> 380-400 MHz
>
> 406.1625, 3625, 5625, 7625, 9625
> 407.1625, 3625, 5625, 7625, 9625
> 408.1625, 3625, 5625, 7625, 9625
> 409.1625, 3625, 5625, 7625, 9625
> 410.1625, 3625, 5625, 7625, 9625
This looks like the new narrowband trunk system at Tyndall AFB. Here is what
has been observed so far on that system:
Frequencies: 406.1625/415.1625 406.3625/415.3625 406.5625/415.5625
406.9625/415.9625 407.3625/416.3625 407.7625/416.7625 408.1625/417.1625
408.5625/417.5625 408.7625/417.7625 408.9625/417.9625 409.3625/418.3625
409.7625/418.7625 410.1625/419.1625 410.5625/419.5625 410.7625/419.7625
Nice catch. You might have been a bit out of range of the new Eglin
380-399.9 MHz LMR system. It is definitely there. I had a verbal
confirmation of that from the system admin when I did a telephone interview
with him of the garage dorrs going nuts in the area during their testing
phase.
73 all,
Chief
Larry Van Horn, N5FPW
ATC (AW) USN (Ret)
MT Milcom/Help Desk Columnist
Assistant Editor Monitoring Times
Founding Father Milcom/Fedcom/Trunkcom
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