Is the DEA still using 14.686 and 19.131 USB with callsigns ATLAS and
SUNDANCE, OMAHA? I haven't monitored any activity on these freq's in months.
Also, anyone heard any traffic "in the clear" on the U.S. Customs COTHERN
channels?

Frank

I think satellite phones have replaced these HF nets.

On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 20:18:21 GMT, "Frank Bals"
wrote:

Is the DEA still using 14.686 and 19.131 USB with callsigns ATLAS and
SUNDANCE, OMAHA? I haven't monitored any activity on these freq's in months.
Also, anyone heard any traffic "in the clear" on the U.S. Customs COTHERN
channels?

Frank

David wrote:

I think satellite phones have replaced these HF nets.

Not entirely true... those freq's may not be in use, but others are.

Think before you pound the keyboard, 'tard boy.

Now go tote your XM radio, and leave the shortwave to the big boys.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

If you were a narc in Peru who wanted to say merry XMas to the kids
back home, would you use an HF transceiver patched through a Collins
facility in Iowa or would you use a satellite phone?

On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 10:42:11 -0500, dxAce wrote:



David wrote:

I think satellite phones have replaced these HF nets.

Not entirely true... those freq's may not be in use, but others are.

Think before you pound the keyboard, 'tard boy.

Now go tote your XM radio, and leave the shortwave to the big boys.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

David wrote:

If you were a narc in Peru who wanted to say merry XMas to the kids
back home, would you use an HF transceiver patched through a Collins
facility in Iowa or would you use a satellite phone?

That would depend upon whether one had the satellite phone or not, and whether
it was working. If not, I'm certain that the individual would call any which way
they could.

Do you ever think at all, 'tard boy? Or are you permanently stuck on stupid and
locked on dumb?

Now go tote it.

dxAce
Michigan
USA