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SKYKING / Ham Radio general
Mason Mitchell
Brayden Powell
Good evening baofengers
Any good traffic lately? Been so busy i've put off my ham test. This summer i'll have time to study.
Logan Jenkins
TUNE IN:
websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901
[Loc J032kf]
>SKYKING FREQUENCIES:
main: 8992 11175
backup: 4724 6739 13200 15016
mode: USB
>>
>For newfags
These are USAF HFGCS frequencies. There are 15 stations around the world. 8992 and 11175 are PRIMARY frequencies and operate 24 hours a day.
It supports plans and operational requirements for White House Communications Agency (WHCA), Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), Air Mobility Command (AMC), Air Combat Command (ACC), AF Air Intelligence Agency (AIA), Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC), Air Force Space Command (AFSPC), United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE), Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), and Air Weather Service (AWS).
ALSO...
What YOU need to know --> numbers-stations.com
Gavin Walker
Bands are getting better now that it's spring-summer. Had a lovely QSO Perm, Russia on Saturday with only 100 Watts and G5RV too close to the ground for proper propagation.
Get your General! Make sure you can pass Tech but take your General for free right after and get that. Tech REALLY limits your opportunities.
Got a radio/radios in mind?
Parker Gonzalez
Geed evening fellow hamfag
i had to switch over for the local severe weather so i've been unplugged for a few hours.
Caleb Lopez
You Skywarn?
Ethan Bennett
That looks like a fast aircraft. Does it hold bombs or cameras?
Jordan Torres
>You Skywarn?
yes, been spotting longer than i can drive, you?
that is Russia's supersonic Tu-160 bomber
Matthew Cruz
i'm a broke student so after I get certified I will try to just hang around the local club and wait for a deal. I'm more interested in just listening than talking. I'd like to build a one of those long wire shortwave deals so you can listen to shit from far away.
i may play with those RTL software defined dongles.
Sebastian Nguyen
Redpill me on why I need to learn about ham radio, in terms of getting into it etc
Kevin Diaz
Man, I need to take my tech.
Chase Scott
Nice to see you gentleman.
Bentley Thomas
some radio basics, this displays fcc freq allocation
Jeremiah Lee
Anyone got some guides? I'm trying to make us saner ham fags our own SDR server, but need some help with content for a website.
Easton Smith
signs of oldpol
Asher Thompson
great guide to learn the basics
i recommend it
marines.mil
Joshua Flores
Yup. Skywarn and ARES. Getting RACES in September.
You'll probably get a good deal from an Elmer.
Jordan Wright
SKYKING SKYKING
Lucas Barnes
I miss when these threads were regular. Super comfy.
Joseph Edwards
bump
good evening, gentlemen
Wyatt Bell
US Military Frequencies:
1. 11.175 USB Air Force GHFS primary days
2. 6.739 USB Air Force GHFS primary nights
3. 4.725 USB Air Force GHFS
4. 8.993 USB Air Force GHFS
5. 9.014 USB Air Combat Command (ACC) ops.
6. 11.243 USB STRATCOM primary days
7. 6.761 USB STRATCOM primary nights
8. 6.812 USB MYSTIC STAR primary AF-1/AF-2 SAMs
9. 11.246 USB Air Force GHFS McClellan/MacDill AFB
10. 13.201 USB Air Force GHFS (old SAC S-394)
11. 13.215 USB Air Force GHS Andrews?MacDill AFB
12. 13.244 USB Air Force GHFS
13. 5.680 USB search & rescue all military
14. 5.696 USB Primary USCG aviation (nights)
15. 8.984 USB USCG (primary days) secondary nights
16. 6.697 USB U.S. Navy HICOM
17. 11.267 USB U.S. Navy HICOM
18. 9.023 USB NORAD primary nights
19. 13.241 USB STRATCOM (old SAC)
20. 3.113 USB STRATCOM Sierra 302
21. 13.205 USB STRATCOM
22. 13.217 USB STRATCOM X-Ray 906
23. 13.247 USB Mystic Star/Andrews AFB?STRATCOM
24. 15.091 USB ACC (secondary) tactical ops.
25. 3.369 USB STRATCOM Alpha Sierra
26. 4.495 USB STRATCOM Sierra 304
27. 4.721 USB Mystic Star/Andrews AFB
28. 18.002 USB Air Force GHFS (discrete)
29. 18.046 USB Air Force GHFS
30. 5.020 USB STRATCOM Foxtrtot
31. 17.972 USB STRATCOM (discrete)
32. 17.975 USB Air Force GHFS
33. 20.631 USB STRATCOM (old SAC Whiskey)
34. 20.846 USB ACC tactical (old SAC Charlie Alpha)
36. 8.872 USB Navy anti submarine warfare ops.
37. 5.197 USB Air Mobility Command (AMC) ops.
38. 18.027 USB AMC ops.
39. 11.214 USB NORAD
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40. 5.297 USB NORAD
41. 9.793 USB NORAD
42. 10.194 USB NORAD
43. 10.452 USB NORAD
44. 5.328 USB STRATCOM
45. 11.441 USB NORAD
46. 14.364 USB NORAD
47. 20.855 USB NORAD
48. 5.826 USB STRATCOM Papa 382
49. 6.826 USB STRATCOM Golf
Jacob Miller
50. 7.330 USB STRATCOM X-ray-Yankee
51. 7.983 USB STRATCOM Foxtrot Charlie
52. 8.101 USB STRATCOM Alpha Papa
53. 9.057 USB STRATCOM Sierra 309
54. 10.452 USB STRATCOM Oscar
55. 6.735 USB NORAD Charlie Two
56. 9.232 USB NORAD/CAP
57. 14.894 USB NORAD
58. 20.855 USB NORAD
59. 3.383 USB ACC
60. 3.365 USB ACC
61. 3.394 USB ACC
62. 4.474 USB ACC
63. 11.016 USB ACC
64. 11.214 USB ACC
65. 6.715 USB Aerospace Rescue & Recovery Service
66. 11.440 USB Aerospace Rescue & Recovery Service
67. 4.582 USB Civil Air Patrol (emergency and calling)
68. 4.466 USB Civil Air Patrol (CAP)
69. 4.627 USB CAP
70. 5.700 USB ACC tactical ops.
71. 3.023 USB search & rescue
72. 4.416 USB Navy HICOM Pacific Fleet
73. 8.711 USB ACC tactical
74. 10.267 USB ACC
75. 10.665 USB ACC
76. 4.700 USB Navy Anti Submarine Warfare Pacific
77. 4.702 USB Navy Anti Submarine Warfare Atlantic
78. 5.446 USB USMC tactical nets
79. 6.687 USB USMC special convoys
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80. 13.181 USB Navy HICOM Pacific
81. 6.673 USB Hurricane Hunters primary nights
82. 13.267 USB Hurricane Hunters primary days
83. 5.562 USB Hurricane Hunters secondary nights
84. 11.510 USB ACC
85. 11.240 USB ACC
86. 4.540 USB Royal Air Force
87. 5.729 USB Royal Air Force
88. 6.690 USB Royal Air Force
89. 6.730 USB Royal Air Force
90. 8.990 USB Royal Air Force
91. 11.249 USB Canadian Air Force
92. 6.746 USB Canadian Air Force
93. 13.257 USB Canadian Air Force
94. 5.800 USB ACC tactical/STRATCOM Whiskey 100
95. 6.753 USB ACC tactical
96. 8.964 USB ACC tactical (discrete)
97. 11.627 USB ACC tactical
98. 17.975 USB Air Force GHFS
99. 15.041 USB STRATCOM (old SAC Mike channel)
100. 23.419 USB STRATCOM/NORAD intercommunications
Luis Powell
Alternative WebSDRs that can be tuned to SKYKING:
[Loc FN21mh] fq 4724 8992 15016
[Loc KO04sd] fq 4724 6739 8992
[Loc GH80Ac] fq 4724 6739 11175
[Loc NO13th] fq 13200 15016
[Loc JN70fq] fq 13200 15016
[Loc LO64dv] fq 6739 13200 15016
[Loc FN20xd] fq 4724 6739 15016
[Loc GG53ob] fq 4724 6739 15016
[Loc KO02lj] fq 6739
[Loc GG69bg] fq 6739
[Loc NO33ns] fq 6739
[Loc JN83fm] fq 4724
[Loc KM17vw] fq 6739
[Loc IN80dk] fq 6739
[Loc KM72oc] fq 6739
[Loc KO92so] fq 6739
[Loc IO83ne] fq 6739 15016
[Loc IO93xn] fq 6739
[Loc NO65ix] fq 6739
[Loc NO65ix] fq 15016
[Loc LN14ja] fq 6739
[Loc KO89xc] fq 4724 6739
[Loc DM44cu] fq 4724
[Loc KO59dw] fq 6739
[Loc GF04ci] fq 6739
[Loc FF95ev] fq 6739
[Loc GG40jb] fq 6739
[Loc IO92sc] fq 6739
List made from websdr.ewi.utwente.nl
Location of listening stations - Maidenhead Grid Square - levinecentral.com
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Listen up you cheese wheel faggots, if you hear counting on 11175 or 8992 (123,321) its a test count. Its completely normal, stop asking about it.
Jacob Jackson
Sebastian Jenkins
i miss the skykangz. you guys need to come around more often.
Chase Garcia
anyone in eastern PA? I have a handheld maybe we can talk
Christopher Scott
good night for spooky spy planes to send us coded messages
Adrian Bailey
bump
Nathaniel Jones
Christ, that guy needs an intervention.
Thomas Gomez
Anyone have a good design for a 6 Meter EME Yagi?
Anthony Richardson
Just the file name.
Logan Ward
yeah, i run a LMR shop and some of the stuff i see come into the shop for repair i'm just amazed.
i regret it now, but about 10 years ago i was talked into helping a local security service set a ROHN 30', no problem until i got there and this idiot wanted to set it into a hole and tamp it in and attach a stand-off bracket to his house.
the whole situation was a runaway but somehow the tower still stands!
Brandon Butler
Yaesu FT-4700RH
Yaesu FTM-350
Yaesu VX-5
Yaesu FT-900AT
Kenwood TM-V7
Baofeng UV-3r
Daniel Hill
awful quiet tonight bump
Nathan Ross
KENWOOD Nx-5700K, I have that as my mobile and a Baofeng uv-5r as a ht
Nathaniel Ortiz
Anyone work HF out of an apartment in a tower in a big city? Getting my general after playing withg my tech for a while and looking for tips/experience doing that
Michael Gray
Can you use it on analog as well?
I have so far not bought a single digital TX
I wait with it until the HAM radio digital standard is unified.
Connor Adams
We have an active NXDN repeater and a DMR. Yes it can also do analog with CTCSS.
Jeremiah Morris
Good its fit for analog.
The problem here in Germany is that HAM-Radio is like a dying hobby. Newer generations don't seem to be very interested in this and the remaining few operators got fractioned up by the various didgtal codecs that each brand implemented incompatible to the other brands in the hope of being the one who wins the market finally.
But this led as said to a fractioning. HAM-Radio has been pretty dead here since this digital stuff came into play.
Jaxson Lopez
You retards are pathetically stupid.
Do you even know what encryption is?
Do you expect to find anything on open radio other than local police shit?
Evan Lee
sometimes that's encrypted to.