[Milsurplus] Milsurplus Digest, Vol 157, Issue 68 Old Marine 2MHZ Channels

Thu May 25 15:48:42 EDT 2017

In this list, they are still listed by RECEIVE FREQUENCY, but I have added
the TRANSMIT CRYSTAL frequencies second

RCV  XMT
2003  2003  SHIPS GREAT LAKES
2134  2134  CANADA
2182  2182  CALLING & COAST GUARD
2450  2003  SAN FRANCISCO
2450  2366  BOSTON
2450  2366  GALVESTON  (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
2466  2382  LOS ANGELES
2466  2009  TAMPA (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
2482  2430  SEATTLE
2482  2382  NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS
2490  2031.5 MIAMI (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
2506  2406  BOSTON, SAN FRANCISCO
2514  2118  MIAMI, GREAT LAKES
2522  2126  N.Y., LOS ANGELES, SEATTLE
2530  2134  GALVESTON, HONOLULU, SAN JUAN
2538  2142  NORFOLK, SAN FRANCISCO
2550  2158  TAMPA, GREAT LAKES
2558  2166  NEW ORLEANS (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
2558  2166  WILMINGTON, DE
2558  2190  NASSAU, B.I.
2566  2009  LOS ANGELES & PORTLAND, OR
2566  2390  CHARLESTON
2572  2430  MOBILE, AL
2582  2206  CANADA
2582  2198  HILO, T.H.
2590  2198  NEW YORK
2598  2206  NEW ORLEANS, LOS ANGELES & PORTLAND, OR
2638  2638  SHIP-TO-SHIP
2670  2670  COAST GUARD
2738  2738  SHIP-TO-SHIP 2
2760  2760  HAVANA, CUBA
2782  2782  MISSISSIPPI RIVER
2784  2784  COLUMBIA RIVER
2830  2830  GULF OF MEXICO INTERSHIP 3

NOTES
1. DAY ONLY - One hour after local sunrise to one hour before local sunset.
2. INTERSHIP - All Areas EXCEPT Great Lakes and Gulf of Mexico
3. Second Harmonic certification is required before use.

On Thu, May 25, 2017 at 2:19 PM, Matthew Paulonis <mgpaulonis at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hue,
>
> Here's an old list (attached) that I have with my old Ray Jefferson 7130
> (aka AN/SRC-8BZ) documentation that goes back to the early 1960's.
>
> In case the attachment doesn't come through, here are the channels from
> back then (listed as RECEIVE FREQUENCIES):
>
> 2003  SHIPS GREAT LAKES
> 2134  CANADA
> 2182  CALLING & COAST GUARD
> 2450  SAN FRANCISCO
> 2450  BOSTON
> 2450  GALVESTON  (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
> 2466  LOS ANGELES
> 2466  TAMPA (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
> 2482  SEATTLE
> 2482  NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS
> 2490  MIAMI (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
> 2506  BOSTON, SAN FRANCISCO
> 2514  MIAMI, GREAT LAKES
> 2522  N.Y., LOS ANGELES, SEATTLE
> 2530  GALVESTON, HONOLULU, SAN JUAN
> 2538  NORFOLK, SAN FRANCISCO
> 2550  TAMPA, GREAT LAKES
> 2558  NEW ORLEANS (DAY ONLY) NOTE 1
> 2558  WILMINGTON, DE
> 2558  NASSAU, B.I.
> 2566  LOS ANGELES & PORTLAND, OR
> 2566  CHARLESTON
> 2572  MOBILE, AL
> 2582  CANADA
> 2582  HILO, T.H.
> 2590  NEW YORK
> 2598  NEW ORLEANS, LOS ANGELES & PORTLAND, OR
> 2638  SHIP-TO-SHIP
> 2670  COAST GUARD
> 2738  SHIP-TO-SHIP 2
> 2760  HAVANA, CUBA
> 2782  MISSISSIPPI RIVER
> 2784  COLUMBIA RIVER
> 2830  GULF OF MEXICO INTERSHIP 3
>
> NOTES
> 1. DAY ONLY - One hour after local sunrise to one hour before local sunset.
> 2. INTERSHIP - All Areas EXCEPT Great Lakes and Gulf of Mexico
> 3. Second Harmonic certification is required before use.
>
> 73,
>
> Matt
> W2NS
>
>
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>> Message: 2
>> Date: Thu, 25 May 2017 04:43:58 +0000
>> From: Hubert Miller <Kargo_cult at msn.com>
>> To: "tetrode at googlegroups.com" <tetrode at googlegroups.com>,
>>         "milsurplus at mailman.qth.net" <milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>
>> Subject: [Milsurplus] The old 2 MHz boat channels ?
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>> I would like to see a list of channels for the old 2 MHz AM boat radio
>> band, but I sure can't find one online.
>> Anyone got a source, a reference?
>> thanks-
>> Hue
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>> Date: Thu, 25 May 2017 13:08:55 +0000
>> From: Ray Fantini <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu>
>> To: Hubert Miller <Kargo_cult at msn.com>, "milsurplus at mailman.qth.net"
>>         <milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>
>> Subject: Re: [Milsurplus] The old 2 MHz boat channels ?
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>> Anyone who ever sat for the old commercial radiotelephone license and
>> also the marine endorsement can tell you that 2182 is the international
>> distress frequency and that it has to be monitored at least once an hour
>> while at sea.
>> Back when I was in school they insisted that we all take the exams for
>> third and second class with marine and broadcast endorsement, never got
>> around to first being about the time I graduated you were no longer
>> required to have a first to work in broadcasting.
>>
>> Ray F/KA3EKH
>>
>> From: Milsurplus [mailto:milsurplus-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf
>> Of Hubert Miller
>> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2017 12:44 AM
>> To: tetrode at googlegroups.com; milsurplus at mailman.qth.net
>> Subject: [Milsurplus] The old 2 MHz boat channels ?
>>
>> I would like to see a list of channels for the old 2 MHz AM boat radio
>> band, but I sure can't find one online.
>> Anyone got a source, a reference?
>> thanks-
>> Hue
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