A quick note - due to regional flooding in the St. Francis River basin, the WUG-231 operation from the W.G. Huxtable Pumping Plant in Marianna, AR will not be possible. Instead, look for WUG-2/B which will be operating from Memphis, TN. Frequencies will remain the same as for WUG-231 operation.
Jim Pogue - KH2AR
Utility Planet is the official blog for the column of the same name in The Spectrum Monitor. It replaces Utility World in the discontinued Monitoring Times magazine. Utilities are all VLF/LF/MF/HF (and sometimes low-band VHF) radio communications except broadcasting, CB, and non-emergency amateur. If you understood the last sentence, you know enough to read this blog.
Showing posts with label usace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usace. Show all posts
Friday, May 13, 2011
Armed Forces Day Update
Due to the flood emergency in the US, the Army Corps of Engineers has changed its plans from those shown in the original schedule for the communication tests:
Sunday, September 14, 2008
9/14 COTHEN and USACE Logs
Propagation conditions have tanked here in The Land That Shortwave Forgot. This will have to be the last log for a while:
5327.5 WUK437-US Army Corps Of Engineers, CA, ALE sounding, also on 6020 and 6785, at 2052.
7527.0 LNT raised J31 in ALE, then USB voice at 2149.
8912.0 CRB raised D31 in ALE, then secure PARKHILL comm in USB, at 2120.
8912.0 LNT raised K15 in ALE, link quality analyses at 2124.
8912.0 CNT raised D31 in ALE, then clear and secure USB voice, at 2137 and 2142.
11494.0 USDAEOC2-US Dept of Agriculture Alternate Emergency Operations Center, MD, ALE sounding at 2306. Station is not in the COTHEN net, but this frequency is common to both.
COTHEN callsigns heard: 501, 716, A39, CNT, CRB, D31, D45, J01, J09, K15, LNT, T16
Freqs: 7527.0, 8912.0, 10242.0, 11494.0, 13907.0, 15867.0, 18594.0
501 = Coast Guard 1501, HC-130H, E-City
716 = Coast Guard 1716, HC-130H, Sacramento, CA
A39 = US Customs & Border Protection AB139, reg. #N139HS
CNT = CBP Central Regional Communications Node
CRB = CBP Caribbean Regional Communications Node
D31, D45 = CBP P-3 patrol a/c
J01 = Coast Guard 6001, MH-60J helo, E-City
J09 = Coast Guard 6009, MH-60J helo, E-City
K15 = USCG rescue helo, probably Coast Guard Rescue 6515
LNT = Camslant Chesapeake
T16 = CBP Piper PA-42-720R, reg. #N9116Q, FL
5327.5 WUK437-US Army Corps Of Engineers, CA, ALE sounding, also on 6020 and 6785, at 2052.
7527.0 LNT raised J31 in ALE, then USB voice at 2149.
8912.0 CRB raised D31 in ALE, then secure PARKHILL comm in USB, at 2120.
8912.0 LNT raised K15 in ALE, link quality analyses at 2124.
8912.0 CNT raised D31 in ALE, then clear and secure USB voice, at 2137 and 2142.
11494.0 USDAEOC2-US Dept of Agriculture Alternate Emergency Operations Center, MD, ALE sounding at 2306. Station is not in the COTHEN net, but this frequency is common to both.
COTHEN callsigns heard: 501, 716, A39, CNT, CRB, D31, D45, J01, J09, K15, LNT, T16
Freqs: 7527.0, 8912.0, 10242.0, 11494.0, 13907.0, 15867.0, 18594.0
501 = Coast Guard 1501, HC-130H, E-City
716 = Coast Guard 1716, HC-130H, Sacramento, CA
A39 = US Customs & Border Protection AB139, reg. #N139HS
CNT = CBP Central Regional Communications Node
CRB = CBP Caribbean Regional Communications Node
D31, D45 = CBP P-3 patrol a/c
J01 = Coast Guard 6001, MH-60J helo, E-City
J09 = Coast Guard 6009, MH-60J helo, E-City
K15 = USCG rescue helo, probably Coast Guard Rescue 6515
LNT = Camslant Chesapeake
T16 = CBP Piper PA-42-720R, reg. #N9116Q, FL
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Federal ALE Logs 1 Sep 08
All USB ALE, Times UTC
31 Aug 08
11217.0 043NCS SND 23:40:31
1 Sep 08
3345.0 WUK437 SND 06:05:53
4757.0 494FEMAUX TO 5CDCS16 04:11:38
5140.0 401MT SND 02:12:32
5140.0 401MT SND 04:27:44
9414.5 494FEMAUX TO 033CDCS22 03:16:26
043NCS = SHARES/ National Communications System
401MT = Unknown FEMA Region 4
494FEMAUX = FEMA WGY 9494, Region 4 Auxiliary Station
05CDCS16 and 033CDCS22 = National Public Health Radio Network stations, Centers for Disease Control
US Army Corps Of Engineers Log
WUK437, Los Angeles, sounding on 5015.0, 5400.0, 5437.5, and 5400 kHz USB ALE.
Other possible USACE freqs worth trying are 3345.0, 5327.0, 6020.0, 6785.0, 9122.5, 11693.5, 12070.0, 12122.0, 12267.0, 16077.0, 16326.0, 16358.0, 16382.0, and 20659.0, all USB ALE.
The USACE is responsible for levees and flood walls in the Louisiana area.
Other possible USACE freqs worth trying are 3345.0, 5327.0, 6020.0, 6785.0, 9122.5, 11693.5, 12070.0, 12122.0, 12267.0, 16077.0, 16326.0, 16358.0, 16382.0, and 20659.0, all USB ALE.
The USACE is responsible for levees and flood walls in the Louisiana area.
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