[FedCom] Searching/Channel Plan? Re: Civil Air Patrol

[Ken]

Hello Dave & the group:

Great advice to the masses!!!

I think that the "on the air" scanner "searching" produces the best 
verifiable results & is lots of fun.  I'm sure that folks are going to find 
those CAP freqs either by doing the internet search OR by just "searching" 
when they know that there's CAP activity nearby.

As hobbyists start to search they will be able to determine someonewhat of 
what the actual channel plan is going to be.

For those that want to--- keep checking out 
http://radioscannerland.blogspot.com/
"Adventures in Radio Scannerland"  for pehaps an insight into the new CAP 
channel plan in the near future!!!

Ken



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave J" <sd0044 at gwtc.net>
To: "Discussion of Federal Government Communications" 
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Cc: "Discussion of Federal Government Communications" 
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Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 2:48 PM
Subject: Re: Civil Air Patrol Re: [FedCom] Re: More Information

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>
> And as to FOUO freq information,  It's rather common knowledge in the 
> SIGINT
> field that as soon as a "secure" freq is put into use for the purpose /
> reason it was made FOUO,  the "security" of the freq is blown.   All it
> takes is a scanning receiver of the proper type (in most cases with DOD 
> LMR,
> analog or P-25)  and it'll usually end up on various internet sites within
> 24 hours.

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