utility listening
 

Hi
Does anybody know where I could obtain a frequency list for utilitiy
stations please.
I have tried using google, but not any luck as yet, there are thousands of
pages on there :-)
Rog

utility listening
 

On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 17:36:52 GMT, "Roger"
wrote:

Hi
Does anybody know where I could obtain a frequency list for utilitiy
stations please.
I have tried using google, but not any luck as yet, there are thousands of
pages on there :-)
Rog


http://www.wunclub.com/

utility listening
 

www.cityfreq.com has a lot of listings too.I think mostly for
scanners though.
cuhulin

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Join WUN its an excellent site for utility freqs

www.wunclub.com




On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 17:36:52 GMT, "Roger"
wrote:

Hi
Does anybody know where I could obtain a frequency list for utilitiy
stations please.
I have tried using google, but not any luck as yet, there are thousands of
pages on there :-)
Rog

utility listening
 

Perhaps you could narrow the search a bit:
radio telephone, beacons, aeronautical, navigation, navy, military etc.
There are many different categories to explore, such as coast guard rescue
operations, automated weather stations, marine radiotelephone (WNO New
Orleans used to have a station even I could hear up here in washington s).
Coast guard communication area master stations are quite powerful (CAMSPAC
Pt. Reyes California and CAMSLANT Chesapeake are two I know of). Then there
are the numbers stations and communications of various covert military and
government agencies. GHFS (Global High Frequency System)is not covert but
they use coded messages to communicate with air force aircraft world wide.
I'm sure many who post here could enlarge on these categories :)

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Join WUN its an excellent site for utility freqs

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On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 17:36:52 GMT, "Roger"
wrote:

Hi
Does anybody know where I could obtain a frequency list for utilitiy
stations please.
I have tried using google, but not any luck as yet, there are thousands of
pages on there :-)
Rog

utility listening
 

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 09:49:29 +1300, waituke
wrote:


Join WUN its an excellent site for utility freqs

www.wunclub.com



Join the mailing list for near-real-time info.

http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/wun

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I typed Radio Scanners in my lookem up window.About 224 different radio
related news group listings all over the World are listed there.
cuhulin

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On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 22:17:14 GMT, "Verstaldin"
wrote:

Perhaps you could narrow the search a bit:
radio telephone, beacons, aeronautical, navigation, navy, military etc.
There are many different categories to explore, such as coast guard rescue
operations, automated weather stations, marine radiotelephone (WNO New
Orleans used to have a station even I could hear up here in washington s).
Coast guard communication area master stations are quite powerful (CAMSPAC
Pt. Reyes California and CAMSLANT Chesapeake are two I know of). Then there
are the numbers stations and communications of various covert military and
government agencies. GHFS (Global High Frequency System)is not covert but
they use coded messages to communicate with air force aircraft world wide.
I'm sure many who post here could enlarge on these categories :)

Kodiak AK used to have a USCG station, also.

utility listening
 

On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 16:50:15 -0600, wrote:

I typed Radio Scanners in my lookem up window.About 224 different radio
related news group listings all over the World are listed there.
cuhulin

Utilities include 2-way comms (like on a scanner) but are on the HF
bands.

utility listening
 

David wrote:

On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 22:17:14 GMT, "Verstaldin"
wrote:

Perhaps you could narrow the search a bit:
radio telephone, beacons, aeronautical, navigation, navy, military etc.
There are many different categories to explore, such as coast guard rescue
operations, automated weather stations, marine radiotelephone (WNO New
Orleans used to have a station even I could hear up here in washington s).
Coast guard communication area master stations are quite powerful (CAMSPAC
Pt. Reyes California and CAMSLANT Chesapeake are two I know of). Then there
are the numbers stations and communications of various covert military and
government agencies. GHFS (Global High Frequency System)is not covert but
they use coded messages to communicate with air force aircraft world wide.
I'm sure many who post here could enlarge on these categories :)

Kodiak AK used to have a USCG station, also.

Still do.

http://www.uscg.mil/d17/cgaskodiak/

dxAce
Michigan
USA