[FedCom] Analog,s

[Marcie]

Thank you yes I guess I am in a "Semi" good QTH ?
I am getting quite a bit now in the 149 range just not
sure what it all is? there were several freqs. that had
CTCSS but just guys chatting not really sure what they
are?  thanks for reply 73,s Marcy

On Tue, Apr 28, 2026 at 12:22 PM Mike Consalvo <mhcon at juno.com> wrote:

> Hello, Marcie.
> I've been following your posts with vague interest because I don't own a
> digital capable scanner. However, I do monitor analog extensively. There's
> pretty much nothing in the area of Federal monitoring in central AZ except
> for BLM and USFS, which I monitor in the 162 ~ 173mhz range.
>
> I also monitor 149 ~ 150mhz because I enjoy milcoms. You are correct in
> that this part of the band is mostly federal, but also shared. Here are
> some of the things I've heard in this frequency range, all analog:
>
> Military aviation, mostly AM but some FM (air to air, range operations,
> airfield operations).
> Ham, including RACES and MARS nets, ISS (FM).
> USCG Aux (FM).
> AZ Dept of Emergency & Military Affairs (FM).
> Civil Air Patrol (FM).
>
>
> Good hunting.
>
> <>< Mike
>
> ---------- Original Message ----------
> From: Marcie via FedCom <fedcom at mailman.qth.net>
> To: Discussion of Federal Government Communications <
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> Subject: [FedCom] Analog,s
> Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2026 16:39:29 -0400
>
> This SDS200 is really sensitive picking up stuff the Icom skips over
> got few Analog stations this morning quite a few in 149 range which
> I guess is considered part of Fed band or shared?
>
> 417.5375  100.0  (sounded like medical?)
> 149.2000  136.5  (Engineer/Technical comms)
>
> 73,s Marcy
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