Hurricane Katrina HF Response and Recovery Frequencies - shortwave frequencies you can monitor

http://ac6v.com/new.htm ^

[CanadianPete]

FREQUENCIES Thanks to Pete, KZ1Z

Hurricane Katrina HF Response and Recovery Frequencies

02802.4 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-91) **

03171.4 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-92) **

05136.4 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-93) ** 05141.4 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-94) ** 05211.0 USB FEMA 05236.0 USB SHARES Coordination Network (nationwide HF voice coordination)

06859.5 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-95) **

07507.0 USB USN/USCG hurricane net (pri)

07550.5 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-96 - primary) ** 07698.5 USB American Red Cross Disaster (F-97) **

09380.0 USB USN/USCG hurricane net (sec)

10493.0 USB FEMA

14396.5 USB SHARES Coordination Network (nationwide HF voice coordination)

** Type-accepted equipment and an issued US FCC license are required to transmit on Red Cross frequencies

AMATEUR HIGH-FREQUENCY GULF COAST HURRICANE NETS

03845.0 LSB Gulf Coast West Hurricane

03862.5 LSB Mississippi Section Traffic

03873.0 LSB Central Gulf Coast Hurricane

03873.0 LSB Louisiana ARES Emergency (night)

03873.0 LSB Texas ARES Emergency (night)

03873.0 LSB Mississippi ARES Emergency

03910.0 LSB Mississippi ARES

03910.0 LSB Louisiana Traffic

03923.0 LSB Mississippi ARES

03925.0 LSB Central Gulf Coast Hurricane

03925.0 LSB Louisiana Emergency (altn)

03935.0 LSB Central Gulf Coast Hurricane

03935.0 LSB Louisiana ARES (health & welfare)

03935.0 LSB Texas ARES (health & welfare)

03935.0 LSB Mississippi ARES (health & welfare)

03935.0 LSB Alabama Emergency

03940.0 LSB Southern Florida Emergency

03950.0 LSB Northern Florida Emergency

03955.0 LSB South Texas Emergency

03965.0 LSB Alabama Emergency (altn)

03967.0 LSB Gulf Coast (outgoing traffic)

03975.0 LSB Texas RACES

03993.5 LSB Gulf Coast (health & welfare)

03995.0 LSB Gulf Coast Wx

07225.0 LSB Central Gulf Coast Hurricane

07235.0 LSB Louisiana Emergency

07235.0 LSB Central Gulf Coast Hurricane

07235.0 LSB Louisiana Emergency

07240.0 LSB American Red Cross US Gulf Coast Disaster

07240.0 LSB Texas Emergency

07243.0 LSB Alabama Emergency

07245.0 LSB Southern Louisiana

07248.0 LSB Texas RACES

07250.0 LSB Texas Emergency

07260.0 LSB Gulf Coast West Hurricane

07264.0 LSB Gulf Coast (health & welfare)

07265.0 LSB Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio (SATERN) (altn)

07273.0 LSB Texas ARES (altn)

07280.0 LSB NTS Region 5

07280.0 LSB Louisiana Emergency (altn)

07283.0 LSB Gulf Coast (outgoing only)

07285.0 LSB West Gulf ARES Emergency (day)

07285.0 LSB Louisiana ARES Emergency (day)

07285.0 LSB Mississippi ARES Emergency

07285.0 LSB Texas ARES Emergency (day)

07290.0 LSB Central Gulf Coast Hurricane

07290.0 LSB Gulf Coast Wx

07290.0 LSB Texas ARES (health & welfare)

07290.0 LSB Louisiana ARES (health & welfare) (day)

07290.0 LSB Texas ARES (health & welfare)

07290.0 LSB Mississippi ARES (health & welfare)

14265.0 USB Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio (SATERN) (health & welfare)

14300.0 USB Intercontinental Traffic

14300.0 USB Maritime Mobile Service

14303.0 USB International Assistance & Traffic

14313.0 USB Intercontinental Traffic (altn)

14313.0 USB Maritime Mobile Service (altn)

14316.0 USB Health & Welfare

14320.0 USB Health & Welfare

14325.0 USB Hurricane Watch (Amateur-to-National Hurricane Center)

14340.0 USB Louisiana (1900)

[Brian_Baldwin]

Wow - thanks for this information!

[CanadianPete]

Sorry, but I found these frequencies online so if you have a shortwave you can probably monitor some of this if your interested.

Also note:

The article says "Thanks to Pete, KZ1Z". Just to let you know THAT'S NOT ME. CanadianPete is somebody else(me!).

[CanadianPete]

Sorry, but I found these frequencies online so if you have a shortwave you can probably monitor some of this if your interested.

Also note:

The article says "Thanks to Pete, KZ1Z". Just to let you know THAT'S NOT ME. CanadianPete is somebody else(me!).

[SirChas]

mark for later

[i_dont_chat]

Question: Your comments are welcome.

What is your impression of WHO is coordinating the effort there in New Orleans?

Is it the military? who? the highest ranking officer? Is it FEMA?

A person will, obviously, emerge as the voice of leadership.

Who is it? Who will it be?

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

mark for later

[CanadianPete]

>Question: Your comments are welcome.

Thanks

>What is your impression of WHO is coordinating the effort there >in New Orleans?

Sorry, I couldn't tell you. I like to check out the RadioIntel website (www.radiointel.com) and they had a link to this guy ac6's website that had this note on it. So I thought freepers with shortwaves might be interested in monitoring what's happening. So I am posting this. I haven't actually been monitoring any myself but will try a bit. I up here in ontario so it might be iffy from here we'll see.

>Is it the military? who? the highest ranking officer? Is it >FEMA?

Again, I don't know.

>A person will, obviously, emerge as the voice of leadership.

Hopefully.


>Who is it? Who will it be?

Also for anybody with a shortwave radio. You need to have one with SSB capability. Hope that helps.

[VeniVidiVici]

Bump.

Time for a new toy.

[JoJo Gunn]

14.313, eh? Good luck hearing anything on the Official funny farm freq.

[SealSeven]

ping

[chuknospam]

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