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The NYDXA holds a weekly
net on the 147.000 repeater in NYC. At this time the entire New
York metro are is on the highest state of alert local authorities
can impose. Scanner enthusiasts can look to http://www.n2nov.net
for listings of all public service frequencies. In addition to
those frequencies, the following frequencies have had activity.
This list will concentrate on frequencies outside the general
monitoring activity. If you have any additional information you
wish to add please E mail
us and we will continue to post the information. I can't
promise that any E mail will be answered anytime soon, but all
will be acknowledged in an upcoming issue of our monthly newsletter.
Updated 0230 UTC 9-15-2001
Military HF (USB)
11.175, 11.244, 13.330, 15.016 |
VHF / UHF
140.535 :??
154.175 :??
154.250 :FDNY field operations
154.370 : FDNY coordinating with East Brunswick, NJ units
156.675 : Appears to be civilian traffic and coordination of
ferry boats to Newport Center
163.4125: NY District Army Corps of Engineers at 26 Federal Plaza
166.225 : FEMA
166.325 :Gateway US Park System coordinating triage activity
to Ellis Island
167.515 :??
161.670 : Media traffic
162.7875 : FBI ??
165.475 / 414.400 : Linked system - Sounds like FBI activity
166.925 : Coordination with Coast Guard Medivac
169.975 : FBI Newark (Quite Active)
453.800 : Port Authority GW Bridge Command Channel
477.2875: Bergen County PD Command Center
NYPD - FDNY - EMS
http://www.n2nov.net/nypd_ems.html
NYPD Tactical (Simplex) Channels
http://www.n2nov.net/nypd1.html
FDNY - EMS
http://www.n2nov.net/ems800.html
NY Transit and Rail System
http://www.n2nov.net/transit.html
NYSP Metro 21 800 System
http://www.n2nov.net/NYSP800.html
Port of Authority Conventional System (800 EDACS System
Out of Service)
http://www.n2nov.net/PAPD800.html
NJSP
http://www.n2nov.net/njspd800.html
NY D.O.I.T.T System 800 mhz Trunked
This is the layout for Bank 1 of a Moto 3000 radio being used
for disaster communications.
Additional information on D.O.I.T.T system including system frequencies
can be found at
http://www.n2nov.net/doitt.html
CH T.G. USER
01 - 10400 - RED CROSS (MASS CARE AND EMERG. RESP. VEHICLES)
02 - 8752 - DOH TRANSPORT
03 - 000-1 - OEM ALERT (INTER-AGENCY T.G.)
04 - 10416 - SANITATION #1
05 - 10432 - SANITATION #2
06 - 11632 - DEPT. CITYWIDE ADMIN. SVCS (DCAS)
07 - 10448 - PROBATION
08 - 10464 - HOMELESS SERVICES
09 - 000-10 - DEPT. OF BUILDINGS
10 - 8720 - HPD INSPECTORS
11 - 10480 - LOANER #1
12 - 10496 - LOANER #2
The National 800Mhz Channels are now active as well.
866.0125, 866.5125, 867.0125, 867.5125, 868.0125
PL of 156.7
These Are The "Official" Assignments for FEMA
New Jersey
138.225, 138.150, 138.350, 138.450, 139.825, 141.725, 141.875,
142.375, 142.650, 142.750, 142.925 143.000
New York
138.225, 138.350, 138.450, 139.825, 141.725, 141.875, 142.650,
142.750, 142.925, 143.000
In addition, these UHF channels are available for use in NY
and NJ on an as needed basis.
406.450, 407.125, *408.850, 408.875, 408.925, 418.375, 418.400,
418.500, *418.275, 418.525
* = These channels cannot be used within 75 miles of Washington
DC
Active DEP channels:
Ch 1 151.190
Ch 5 159.465
Marine Channels
156.300 (CG Cutters)
156.800
157.050
157.100
157.175
Confirmed Military Aircraft Frequencies (Updated 0230UTC.
9/14/2001)
Thanks to Harold Ort from Pop Comm for many of these!
(Updated 0200UTC 9/15/2001)
40.10 -(FM) NJ NG Helos (transporting high ranking officials/supplies)
41.05 -(FM) NJ NG Helos
121.5 - VHF Emergency*
122.75 - Air to air government
125.125 - Reported to be CAP - Very active in Northern NJ
123.1 - NYPD Helo traffic
126.2 - Military Control Towers
134.550, 134.975
138.125 - Inter-plane above NY area
138.3 - Occassional Air-to-Air (AM)
138.425 - Fighters coordinating with tankers
138.550
139.875 Mc Guire AFB Tankers (AM) - Primary
139.825, 139.925, 138.225 - FEMA
142.35, 142.375, 142.425, 142.975 - FEMA
143.825 - McGuire Tankers (AM) - Secondary
148.15, 149.925 - Civil Air Patrol
155.34 - Medical frequency
156.3 - Search and Rescue
162.687 - Air Force 1
233.525, 235.900
237.9 - Coast Guard Search and Rescue
243.0 - UHF Emergency*
243.6
249.8 - Hi Altitude Fighters
252.0
252.1 - Mid air refuel
254.2 - "Huntress" & "Norther Light"
257.8 - Military Control Towers
259.9
263.0 - NY ATC JFK
265.4
265.8 - Presidential Helicopters
271.00 - Fighters and tankers talking to Huntress- AWACS
282.6, 282.7
282.8 - Coast Guard Search and Rescue
288.4, 293.7
295.8 - Air to Air Tactical
303.0 - Tankers and Fighters (Also heard AWACS (Bandsaw)
305.55 - Air Force 1
311.0 - Mid air refuel
319.1 - Hi Altitude
319.4 - McGuire AFB tankers), reference to orders from "Huntress"
320.9 - Occassional use - poss tankers
336.8 - Air Force 1
352.6, 364.2
381.7 - Coast Guard
384.1 - North American Air Defense
The following frequencies were reported on several scanning
lists, though these have not been verified as being active in
NYC.
FREQ MODE FREQ MODE
31.75 NFM 254.7 AM
32.85 NFM 256.8 AM
32.85 NFM 257.2 AM
40.25 NFM 260.9 AM
118.125 AM 261.9 AM
119.25 AM 277.6 AM
125.65 AM 288.4 AM
132.525 AM 293.7 AM
134.5 AM 303.0 AM
138.125 AM 319.15AM
138.125 AM 319.4 AM
138.325 AM 320.6 AM
138.425 AM 321.0 AM
141.875 AM 335.95AM
163.4625 NFM 360.7 AM
225.8 AM 364.2 AM
228.9 AM
234.8 AM
236.0 AM
254.2 AM
Military Frequencies used in Washington DC area. These
may be used here.
123.025 Medevac helos
124.2 area coordination DC F-16s
125.65 area coordination & DC F-16s
228.9- Huntress- overall authority
303.0 McGuire tankers over DC
139.75 (AM) Mcguire tankers
118.4 Andrews tower
The New York State RACES (Radio Amateur Civil Emergency
Service) is active on 3993.5 and 7248 kHz, and other activity
may be on 7243 and 3947 kHz as needed.
A FEMA (Federal Emergency Management) Net has been active
on 14.396 (USB) in the amateur radio 20-meter band.
WWFV is running 9.320 mhz SSB to broadcast to U.S military
deployed overseas, ships, aircraft etc. The GCN radio network
is covering this historic tragic event in American history.
Please note that with an ordinary AM radio receiver, at
night much of the Eastern USA from Maine to Florida should be
able to tune New York City's WCBS radio on 880 kHz most evenings.
Certainly it's not going to crystal clear, but you'll at least
hear events as they unfold live. Also, check 1500 kHz for WTOP
in Washington, D.C., which also is a powerful AM station.
ARRL Bulletin to all Radio amateurs: New York City-Long Island
Section Emergency Coordinator Tom Carrubba, KA2D, said there
has been no request for any Amateur Radio Emergency Service response
at this time, although hams have been requested to assist the
American Red Cross. New York City's emergency management offices
are located in the World Trade Center. He said he was alerting
all amateurs, especially ARES and Radio Amateur Civil Emergency
Service personnel, to get prepared and to stand by. Carrubba
said he's in the process of setting up a command channel on a
linked repeater system that will cover the area from New York
City into Long Island's Suffolk County. Kenneth Goetz, N2SQW,
reports New York State RACES is operational on 3.993.5 and 7.248
MHz handling emergency and governmental-type traffic. He asked
amateurs to avoid these frequencies.
Web Page with links
(several) to live NYPD transmissions
(Updated)
Additional Links
To all interested here is some sites
with some scanner coverage in NYC
http://www.live365.com/stations/210879
http://www.live365.com/stations/184463
http://www.live365.com/stations/184463
http://www.live365.com/stations/245935
You may also check www.nypd.com www.policescanner.com
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