[FedCom] Rallys outside the Federal Reserve[s]

[Chris Parris]

FWIW, I think Memphis is on 406.6625/415.6625 also. When I was last  
there, I stayed at the Marriott downtown, which is literally next to  
the FRB there. I got a lot of activity on 415.6625, which should have  
been the input to the 406.6625 repeater, but at the time was not  
listening to 406.6625 so I can't confirm it.

Portland, OR was on a 413 MHz frequency (413.9250?) years ago, but  
about the time everyone started showing up on 406.6625, they seemed  
to have disappeared. No clue where they went yet...

- Chris


On Nov 22, 2008, at 7:47 AM, Bill wrote:

> My Local Boston [WBZ Radio] had a story this am, about a Rally to  
> Educate folks
> on the Federal Reserve system, being held outside EACH of the  
> Federal Reserves.
>
> The story mentioned 39? Federal Reserve Offices.  Might be a Good  
> time to break out
> the Scanners and SEARCH for FRB Activity in the 406-420 Bands
>
> http://www.federalreserve.gov/otherfrb.htm [12 Districts]
>
>
> In Boston they operate:
>
> Police 406.6625 R 156.7 Hz
> Maint  410.4875 R 156.7 Hz
>
> Reports from Scannists [ and thru the MT Fedcom Blog]
> http://mt-fedfiles.blogspot.com/search?q=federal+reserve
> we have the following
>
> San Francisco 406.6625 D-074
> Miami 406.6625 103.5 Hz
> Miami 413.9250 103.5 Hz
> Kansas City 406.6625 P25
> Philadelphia 406.6625 100.0 Hz
> Nashville 406.6625 P25
> Dallas 406.6625 Need Tones
> Houston 406.6625 P25
>
> No Reports
> Atlanta
> Chicago
> Minneapolis
> St. Louis
> New York City and Buffalo
> Celevland and Cincinatti
> Richmond
> Pittsburgh
> Charlotte
> Birmingham
> Jacksonville
> New Orleans
> Detroit
> Little Rock
> Louisville
> Memphis
> Helena
> Denver
> Oaklahoma City
> Omaha
> El Paso
> San Antonio
> Los Angeles
> Portland
> Salt Lake City
> Seattle