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Old August 12th 04, 02:18 PM
LJGiddy
 
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Default Hurricane Net

Coming in on 14325 with some other voice traffic on 14323. The second traffic
almost sounds like a mediteranian language. The hurricane net traffic was
addressing someone I couldn't pick up here in KY about his location in Tampa
Bay and that they would be up and running around 11:30.

LJ
 
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